Cambridge pitcher Gravett shines in debut shutout
Cambridge Maryland on June 28 4 Gravett pitched his first game for the Blue Angels and held Northampton to two hits while Cambridge scored five runs due to timely hitting and Northampton errors. Final Cambridge 5 Northampton 0. Gravett Barker White Malis and Sauter Schriver were credited with the game.
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Maroons Win In Eleventh Inning Over Waynesboro
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 28 the Maroons beat the Villagers 6 to 5 in 11 innings after a 12 inning previous day. Kelliher drove in the winning run with a single to short as Saunders scored on a wild throw and Shatter’s scoring hit. Shatzer pitched, Allington took the loss, and Franks and Horan drove key plays. 27 men left on base and 19 walks across the two teams marked the marathon contest.
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Perrin
Easton Routs Salisbury In Key Five-Run Frame
Easton Maryland won 8 to 5 over Salisbury by scoring five runs in the third inning. Mahady homered with a man on base for Salisbury in the second, and Easton built lead with strong hitting as Poppen Bordeau and Tagg combined on the mound.
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Spuds Held 4-0 by Crisfield in baseball setback
Crisfield defeats Parksley 4 to 0 at home. Crisfield posts two early runs in the second, adds two more in the third, and shuts out the Spuds as winning streak ends at eight games. Batteries H Signor and UD Pas quella. Anderson and Rangnow behind the Parksley could not score.
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Ladies Handicap at Fountain Head crowned Mrs Ben Reid
The Ladies Handicap Tournament at Fountain Head Country Club yesterday afternoon was won by Mrs. Ben Reid. A good sized crowd supported the event and the gallery drew one of the season’s largest turnouts.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Ben Reid
Lazzeri’s Three-Homer Game Mirrors Historic Feats
Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees hit three home runs against the Chicago White Sox, a remarkable feat but not unprecedented. Only George Kelly has twice hit three homers in a game, first for the Giants and later for the Reds on Sept 17, 1923 and June 14, 1924. Pete Schneider holds a minor league mark with five homers in a single game for Vernon versus Salt Lake on May 11, 1923.
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Chicago White Sox
Pete Schneider
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Greencastle News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Events
Greencastle, June 28. H M Funk of Waynesboro dies after years of illness at 70. Local resident Harry Carpenter fined for drunk and disorderly conduct. Various visitors call on townsfolk. Marriage license issued in Chambersburg to Louise Eshelman and R R 8 resident David H Lehman reports. Victor Council J O U A M officers elected for six months with Phillip Cooper as councilor and other posts listed.
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Chuck) Carpenter
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Trenton
Ohio
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South Washington Street
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Chambersburg
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New York
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Victor Council
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Harry Brandt
Samuel Diehl
Charles Rossman
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P.M. Mowen
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Inside Sentinel
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Outside Sentinel
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State Council
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Samuel Brew
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Nationalists suffer major defeat at Suchonfu
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese nationalists admit their heaviest reverse of the war at Suchonfu Kiangsu province. Attacked by General Sun Chuanfang and his Shantungese forces, the nationalists evacuated Suchonfu after four days of battle losing about thirty thousand men and retreating thirty miles to Pengfu.
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Dempsey to Fight Sharkey as Estelle Taylor Leaves Camp
Saratoga Lake June 28 report says Estelle Taylor has left her husband’s camp to pursue film work in Hollywood while Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey prepare to fight, with Taylor watching from the sidelines.
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N. Y
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Hollywood
Entomologists to Tour Washington County in August
About 75 to 100 members of the North East Entomologists Association will tour Washington County in August. The project follows a conference at Hamilton and includes visits to Antietam Orchards and Tonoloway Orchards to inspect experimental work and meet leading entomologists and plant pathologists from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Washington County
Hamilton
Gettysburg
Winchester
Antietam
S. N. Loose
Tonoloway
Hancock
Ernest M. Cory
University of Maryland
L. M. Peakrs
University of West Virginia
W. S. Hough
Winchester Field Laboratory
T. L. Guyton
State Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
M. D. Moore
Hagerstown
Parents Satisfied With Verdict In Danner Case
Cumberland Maryland June 28 Parents of Miss Ethel Danner whose body was found floating in the Potomac River near the city last Saturday told State's Attorney William A Huster they were perfectly satisfied with the official verdict of accidental drowning and would not urge an autopsy. They complained that out of town newspaper men were annoying the family by taking pictures and urging an autopsy and Huster warned that the practice must be stopped.
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Ethel Danner
Potomac River
William A. Huster
Huster
Wreck Home for Spite Targets Bai Lihme Art Loss
Servants renting out of spite damage Bai Lihme estate in New York during family absence. Art objects valued at 250000 dollars ruined. Authorities pursuing suspects.
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New York
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