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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
A belated leap and a death scare threaten Hagerstown’s pennant push as star players Diehl and Thomas miss time. Fort Combs of the Yankees suffers a costly leg injury after a late slide. the death and injuries shift team fate.
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh four to one to reclaim first division status. Two big innings highlighted the win with a two run third inning and a solo homer by Morrison in the fourth, lifting the team into top division standings.
Ty Cobb has boosted the American Association with Johnny Neun as a rising star. Neun leads the league in batting and stolen bases, with more than 20 sacks already and potential for a 100 steal season. Neun began his career with Martinburg Blue Ridge League club.
Joy in Hagerstown as President Guider announces Tommy Thomas will return this afternoon on the 2 o clock train. Lefty Diehl may rejoin in today’s double header. his recovery could take about a week. Horace Omer wins Saturday, Stub Rose dominates pitching as Maroons hold edge. Howard street school volleyball team visits Bridgeport farm with several players listed, chaperoned by Mrs. McLaughlin and Miss Smith.
In St Louis on June 22 the Browns lost to Chicago 4 to 0 as Kolp was tormented early. Sisler and Collins were suspended indefinitely and Jimmy Austin was kept from the dugout for the first game of a doubleheader amid the notice of the action. Wingard and Severeid led the Browns at bat while Kolp struggled on the mound. The club planned to open a new venture with United Cigar Co and a Central Drug Company glove room lease on August 1 following a five year theater lease approval.
A brief item notes that Hubs Boot Ball suffered a loss in a Sunday league game. Details on opponent, score, and venue are not provided in the fragment.
In a Saturday Blue Ridge League game Frederick beat Hagerstown 10 to 3 after a long contest marred by errors and irregular scoring. Key hits came from Sank Janes Albrecht and Fultis with bases on balls and sacrifices by Bayte Six Bird Sank Stolen bases by Puilis Kaunan and Dixon. West earned the win, Harrison the loss, with umpires Rudolph and Oreslia calling the game in 77 hours.
The Athletics pitcher Mack, dubbed crafty, faces a string of mistakes as Curley Odgen shifts to Washington. Odgen’s exit ends one era and begins another as Mack continues to struggle while settling into better form on the mound.
Frederick at Hagerstown hosts two games while Clandersborg meets Marlinelurg and Vanover faces Witquenhoro. Local schedules show pairings across the region with venues listed for each contest.
Yesterday's games featured Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 4 to 2 and Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 6 to 0. The slate highlighted parings with Jesuits in coverage and noted Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Brooklyn performances.
Hagerstown Athletics win 8 to 6 over Greencastle led by strong fielding and pitching. Coveleskie stresses control and edge over batters, using a spitball sparingly and mixing styles. Williamsport later defeated Hagerstown 6 to 5 with Rockarotl powering a three run triple for Williamsport.
Yesterday's results show Meautie and Baltimore winning 7 to 6 while Newark defeated Toronto 6 to 1. Buffalo trails 2 to 0 against Jersey City and Reading edges Syracuse 6 to 4. A Britain railway amalgamation savings claim mentions 127 million pounds over a year, unclear in context.
In AL play Chicago beat St. Louis 8 to 4 while Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4. Cleveland topped Detroit 7 to 4. Boston finished with a 6 to 2 win over New York.
In a doubleheader Marked by a first of season triple play for Waynesboro, Hanover beat the Raiders 6-4 in the nightcap after Waynesboro opened 4-1 in the opener. Mathews pitched well for Hanover while Magrann, Conti and Sykes starred for Waynesboro with the triple play. The Reds defeated the Pirates 4-1 and Senators beat the A’s 6-5 aided by Rice’s timely triple. Dodgers slipped in NL standings as Phillies toppled them.
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