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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
The column argues Brackenridge may be doctoring balls aiding the Villagers. It notes unusual fouls, scoring debates, and calls for better umpires and scorers. It mentions Roy Clank, Scotty Slaybach recall, Maroons changes, and a packed Willow Lane Park crowd as Villagers beat the Hubs in a tense finish.
Figures for the first 29 games show the Hustlers turning 34 double plays, averaging over one per game. Most of the double plays were engineered by Strain Gardner and Kite, sparking the infield defense.
Poughkeepsie June 22 Visitors fill the city for the 28th annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson. Seventeen crews compete across varsity junior varsity and freshmen events with Washington and the Navy favored in the four mile varsity race.
The Strong Potomac Pirates of Wit Hamaport defeated the Athletica 20 to 7 with batteries Shank Tice and Liver Krops and Garrish. The Pirates beat Pinesburg Giants 9 to 8 at Pinesburg with catcher Garrish suffering a broken finger in the fourth inning Tepebethron q and Liser Hornbraker and Nearer.
New York June 22 Gene Tunney the first man to knock Tom Gibbons from the ring legs has become a top heavyweight prospect. The veteran soldier fighter rose from modest beginnings to be seen as a formidable contender for the title. Tunney’s disciplined training and strategic path set him apart from peers who faded after the war.
Chambersburg finally won a gate as Roberts pitched a complete four-run shutout for the Maroons, defeating Hanover 4 to 0. Ellenberger relieved for the raiders after Woodie started, and Woodie allowed three hits over a rough first inning while the Hanover offense failed to crack the scoreboard.
June 22 New York The Yankees tenth streak of the season ends after a 9 to 2 loss to the White Sox while the Giants beat the Reds 8 to 5 completing a series sweep. Frank Frisch returns to the Giants lineup, Jack Scott wins on the mound, and Boston Braves rally to beat St Louis 7 to 3. Chicago defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in extra innings.
Martinsburg edged Frederick 10 to 8 in a rough road game. The Hustlers led by five after two innings but could not sustain the surge as four pitchers saw action. May, subbing for Secrist, delivered solid relief pitching.
Waynesboro edges Hagerstown 5 to 4 in a tense battle marked by timely breaks and late drama. Hammman Krusinger Reynolds and Werre led the offense as the home team built a slim early edge then held off a Hagerstown rally. Winning pitcher Grove, losing Harrison, with umpires Murray and Moore calling the action over a 2 hour 15 minute game.
Tigers stars Wingo Cobb Hellmann lead the list with high averages. Simmons and Lamar of the Athletics also posted strong totals in games at bat runs hits and bases.
Waynesburg defeats Hagerstown 5 to 4 while Martinsburg tops Frederick 10 to 8 and Chambersburg shuts out Hanover 4 0. Today games feature Waynesboro at Hagerstown at 3 30 and Chambersburg at Hanover with Frederick visiting Martinsburg.
Boston defeated St. Louis 7 to 3 while New York won 4 to 2 over Cincinnati. Chicago edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a tight game.
Cleveland defeats Washington 7 to 5 and Chicago crushes New York 9 to 2 in yesterday's American League results. The games featured strong offense from Cleveland and Chicago with decisive wins over their opponents.
A fragmented box score note highlights Cubs player Toul Brooks belting a home run in a National League play, contributing to a mixed total line across National and American leagues. The data shows 282 for National and 255 for American totals, with unclear context and multiple misreads.
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