Rumors Spread of Hagerstown Hub Changes Before Season End
The article discusses expected management changes at Hagerstown amid rumors of ousting seven of twelve players. It notes past wins, compares rivals, names pitchers Fisher Pope Kissling and fates for players like Sheridan Means Sutton Wilhout, and mentions potential MA league by dropping Jeannette Charleroi Scottdale for McKeesport Altoona Steubenville.
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Hagerstown
Jeannette
Charleroi
Scottdale
McKeesport
Altoona
Pennsy
Steubenville
Ohio
Pirates Lead Slashed as Cardinals Rally In Pittsburg
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Pirates 7 to 5 in Pittsburg, narrowing the National League lead to a half game. Flint Rhoades outpitched the Pirate rotation as Ray Kremer saved the day for the Cards. Paul Waner collected his 100th hit and Frankie Frisch swiped his 22nd base while leading the Cardinals. Elsewhere, Lou Gehrig led the Yankees past the Athletics 6 to 2 without Ruth, and the Cubs defeated the Reds 11 to 4 as the White Sox beat the Indians 7 to 2. Washington and Detroit won as well, with the Senators topping the Red Sox 9 to 5 and the Tigers downing the Browns 4 to 2.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Buccaneers
Pittsburg
Flint Rhein
Ray Kremer
Waner
Paul Waner
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Carden
Frisch
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
Ruth
Gehrig
Combs
Lazzeri
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
White Sox
Indians
Ted Lyons
Redskins
Willoughby
Giants
Phillies
Washington
Detroit
Jead‘ers
Senators
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Boston
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Tilden Won't Become A Pro Tennis Star
Wimbledon England June 2g Awakened after midnight by a promoter's agent, Bill Tilden said he would not turn professional, not for a million dollars just now. The offer cited appeared far below figures rumored in newspapers about Wimbledon amateurs. Tilden told the Associated Press caller to stop the flow of money.
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Wimbledon
England
Tennals
Bill Tilden
Tilden
Associated Progs
Martinsburg Triumphs Over Hustlers In Extra Innings
Martinsburg edged the Hustlers 4 to 3 in ten innings as Rawlings delivered the decisive single in the tenth. Sherry pitched for Martinsburg, while MeIntire started for Frederick with solid relief. Key plays included Woodring and Luciano producing extra base hits for Martinsburg, and Judd, Rawlings, and Donnel adding offense. The win improves Martinsburg’s late-inning execution in a tight Iowa league contest.
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Martinsburg
Trederick
Hustlers
Sherry
Melntire
Rawling
Frederick Ab
R.H.O
Ale Reeser
Woodward
Bawyer
Ceeevere
Belin
Rodgery
Hemsleoo Ale Hiess
Martinsburg Ab
R. WL
AL E Donelson
Fof Eett Judd
Ty Rawlir
Ludany
Yoreman
Woodring
Yseeee
Mae Mathues
Frederick Voce
Martingburg
Luciano
Rawlings
Judd
Moreman
Bejin
Sawyer
Badgera
Hemsley
Anu
Frederick
MeIntire
Hess
Vorpire
Donnel- Jan
Terry Makes New York Fans Forget Kelly In Giants Rise
Bill Terry arrives in Sarasota ready to prove himself as a regular first baseman. Manager McGraw trades George Kelly for Edd Roush to strengthen the lineup. Terry, 200 pounds, left handed, shifts from pitcher to first base, showing steady improvement and potential as a cornerstone for the Giants.
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Terry
New York
Kelly
Billy Evans
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Sarasota, Fla
McGraw
George Kelly
Giants
Edd Roush
Sarasota
Roush
McGraly
Hs Club
Babe Ruth
Shreveport
Babe
Outfield antics spark mock heroic cheers in Chicago
A reader reports on outfielders throwing the final ball into the stands after a game. Hack Wilson nearly earned a “prize boner” by tossing Lindstrom’s fly ball as the third out, risking two runs for New York. The habit, though risky, endears him to Chicago bleacher fans alongside Elsh’s past stunt.
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Hack Wilson
Chbs
New York
Priza
Ageut Wilson
Lindstrom
He- Hevings
Wilson
Hel
Runeners
Chicago
Giants
Feld
White Sox
Elsh
Chicago White Sox
Don Geasler
Cubs
Shovel Hodge
Detroit
Hodge
Tiger
White Sox surprise as Bert Cole struggles to win
Bert Cole failed to win a single game in the first two months with the White Sox, a major surprise this year. After a 29–12 season in the Pacific Coast League last year, he was expected to be a sure winner for Schalk’s club, but he has not yet made the big league grade. State battling opposing batters.
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Hagerstown
Thomas
Hanover
Maroons
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Raiders
Bert Cole
White Sox
Cole
Sox
Schalk
Hanover takes two from Hagerstown in double bill
Hanover swept both ends of a doubleheader with Hagerstown. In the first game Hanover won 6 to 4 in ten innings, scoring all runs early and pulling away late. In the nightcap Hanover defeated Hagerstown 4 to 2, with key hits by Allen, Roetz, Hammen, Stevens and Sutton. Strain drove in a run, and Pope pitched seven innings for Hagerstown before Mala v e saved it for Hanover.
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Hanover
Hagerstown
Sheridan
Allen
Roetz
Hammen
Stevens
Sutton
Malavase
Schulz
Mammen
Deuschen
Strain
Pope
OH Pope
Fisher
Ward
Schofield
Srt
Enee
Thomas
Druschen
Janes Taylor
Wilhoit
Curry
Swatee
P Ao
Bree
Reeee Allen
Cf ' Tawetee
Roscoe
Goo Schulz
Sixton
Gatherum
Schofi
Lance
Ross
Hammon
Sefyus
Gatherru
Savage
Tna
Minnever
Hamre
Run Sixian
Tae Huse
Dee Tse
Sheridaay
Sheridan SrVaRe
Sheridary
Pride Ixtan
Bnases
Tagersrowns Hanover
Usuapire
Tie Game Between Chambersburg and Waynesboro Ends In Darkness
Chambersburg and Waynesboro played to a 1 to 1 tie when darkness halted the game in the twelfth inning. It was a pitching duel between Cassini and Smith. Waynesboro tied the score in the ninth as Ady and Fitzgerald led the offense and various players contributed in the field.
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Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Cassini
Smith
Waynesburg
A. Fitzgerald
Rf. O
Kranks
Hod Perrin
Layne
Rial
Ou Fogerty
Allington
Brady
Rodgers
Chambersburg Ab Rho
Graeff
Hone Griffiths
Ss. A
Hamel
Cristian
Os Bowman
Kelliher
Darkened Night Ends With Narrow East League Loss
In a misted game at Chambersburg the teams tied innings 0 0 0 before a late run gave the home side a 1 0 edge. Pitches and fielding miscues sparked a tense finish as Wisman and Flamel contributed infield plays and Nellis and Kelliher each reached on key hits. Umpire De Piteher called a tight game with Wolfe on the mound. Meanwhile Providence relieved manager Donovan, releasing him from the Eastern League post as Eddie Buyrs assumed captain duties.
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Snesboro
Chambersburg
Aington
Franks
Thamel
Pitzgerald
Flamel
Graeff
Rode Olen Hage
Doubie
Kelliher
Nellis
Tawa Fogerty
Rud
Berlenbach in Comeback Triumph Over Rammel
New York June 28 Rav Ing scored a sensational one round knockout over Charles Rammel in a heavyweight comeback bid. Berlenbach needed only 2 minutes 33 seconds to force a referee stoppage and a technical knockout as he proves fighting days may remain.
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New York
Rav Ing
Charles Rammel
Paul Berlenbach
Bardslenbach
Kayo
Rammel
Berlenbach
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Kissling
Tules
Larry Sutton
Wilhout
Yanks
Tennis Star
Mgraw
Wheeling
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Jownnette
Charlera
Kairment
Bounders
Af Smith
Videnche
Fat Donovan
Providence
Iddie
Ss Regs
Ee En Se
Maryland
William Collier
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