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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1925

Page

4

Hagerstown Baseball Club Faces Directors Meeting

Hagerstown Baseball Club directors call extraordinary session to decide whether to retain or replace President Guider amid rumored divisions. The meeting, scheduled tonight, follows a period of fan pressure and disclosures by Treasurer Charles Love about team finances.

Guider 5 Hubs Hagerstown Baseball Club Sider Wes Cruider Guider Cuider Gofer Charles Love Cub Oneils

Maranville Injury Deals Cubs a Blow

Avalon Cal March 16 A Cubs game yesterday left Rabbit Maranville with a right leg injury. Doctors could not say how long he will be out but he left the field in evident discomfort. Maranville, acting captain, had lifted the team with his pep and leadership, and his absence weakens the club as the season progresses.

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Looks to Veteran Pair

Manager Cobb relies on two veteran pitchers to boost the season. Scottpaw Leonard and Rip Collins are expected to deliver, with Leonard showing a sharp curve and strong speed after reinstatement. Cobb believes Collins will have the best year of his career as he gains poised control.

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Phillies Have Three Former Blue Ridge League Players

Sarasota report notes Philadelphia Phillies’ spring lineup with multiple ex Blue Ridge League players. Details include prospects like Kimmick, Burns, Yordy, and a mix of infielders and pitchers, plus catcher pair Henline and Wilson.

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Girls Defeat Shippensburg in 21 to 12 Win

The local Girls' Web School sextetts beat Shippensburg Normal Saturday afternoon by 21 to 12, avenging an earlier season loss. Field goals were credited to Miller six, J Splelman four, with Horner and Hoffman also scoring. Time of quarters was 10 minutes.

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Pittsburgh Buccanera Shutout Paso Robles in Frat Game

Paso Robles Cal March 15 The Mratea won their frat shutout of the neanon and the Paso Robles basketball club tasted major league baseball as the home town club fell to the Buccancera 8 to 0 this afternoon. One thing proved you can’t always prove a thing by imitation.

Paso Robles Cal Mratea Neanon Paso Robles Hasdball Buccancera Atatiatios Utatatlon

Detroit Has Smallest Squad Down South In Many Seasons

AUGUSTA March 16 The Detroit Club brings south the smallest squad in 10 years totaling 34 with veterans recruits and three coaches Stanage Mec Bride and Williams. Cobb is pleased with the group and only possible contest is shortstay between Rigney and Tavener. Rookies are few but high quality including Harrington from St Marys College California viewed as possibly as good as Hooper and Ghase.

Augusta Detroit Stanage Mec Bride Williams Cobb Rigney Tavener Harrington St. Mary's College California Hooper Ghase

Reds Release Three of Six Recruit Moundsmen

The Cincinnati Reds unconditionally released three of six South recruits, Linnea tatl, Eberweiti, and Clirk, trimming the staff to ten pitchers. Manager Vendricks said golf in the country chillies distracts players from baseball, while the club plans to face Baltimore next day with Taique, Benton, and May slated for the mound.

Associated Press Orlando Mai Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Linnea Tatl Eberweiti Clirk Feam Attar Mannager Vendricks Reds Baltimore Taique Benton

Hedgefence wins Tia Juana Derby at San Diego

Hedgefence a Whiskhroom colt from Greentree stable New York captured the Tia Juana derby a mile and pan elehth by four lengths. Martha Martin of Swingalong stable chased the winner and Repulse also from Swingalong finished third with Markmaster from International stable fourth. Time 1 533 5, slow by one and three fifths seconds versus track record.

San Diego Hedgefence Greentree Stable New York Martha Martin Swingalong Repulse Markmaster International Stable

Southpaw craze reshapes baseball as teams hunt lefties

The rise of left handed pitchers like George Mogridge Tom Zachary Vean Gregg and Cutler Reuther fuels a southpaw craze in both majors. Managers may revert to right handed reserves against lefties as college stars seek iron clad contracts and big signing bonuses. Winning a pennant raises costs and expectations and Babe Ruth notes aging while aiming for 60 homers as the sport grapples with postchampionship pressures.

George Mogridge Tom Zachary New York Giants Washington Cru Vean Gregg

Baseball Notes on Ruth and 1925 Season Outlook

The piece discusses Babe Ruth and predicting 1925 home run totals near 50 to 60. It reviews pennant trends, noting Eastern teams dominate World Series titles, with nine of eleven by East clubs, and mentions Detroit and St. Louis as westerns never clinching a pennant in recent decades. It forecasts a strong East again and hints at possible Western challengers.

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Bischoff Poised to Join White Sox as Star Catcher

NBA Service from Shreveport reports that rookie catcher George Bischoff of Fort Worth could become a Chicago White Sox fixture this season. Praised by Jakey Ate for his strong arm, handling of pitchers, speed, and power, Bischoff has helped Fort Worth win Texas League titles in recent seasons.

NBA Service Shreveport George Bischoff South Side Chicago Ray Schalk Jakey Ate Bischoff Fort Worth Atz Tie White Sox Schalk Collins

Free Toss Tournament Draws Washington County Entries

Dozens enter the free throw contest at the Y M C A directed by Wilson to crown Washington county champion. Tonight the Jimlers open at 7 o clock followed by the seniors as entrants shoot 27 throws each with first two practice. Medals go to the top three scorers among 25 counted throws.

Wilson Washington County Jimlers Nama Age Chat Leonard Sterling Tigerg Edwin Snyder Tigers Harold Gorozatto OnUawa J Arthur Dorsey Athletic Max Schindler Mac A Harry Regal Inky Stanley Gruber Tigers J Upstarts Wyandots Tha Harold Travinger Cubs Yeotuard Bale Tnterprina Filward Mauganga Yeakkla Ceayeeees Tom Gordon Aehesot Irving Volk Y. Acla Wilbur Kline

Nurmi Race Planned Despite Cold in Madison Square Garden

Finnish star Paavo Nurmi has recovered from illness enough to compete in a 5000 meter race and a tire race against Joe Ray Lloyd Malin and Willie Ritola at the Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden. His manager said Nurmi missed Hartford due to doctors’ clearance.

New York Mareh Ivaavo Nurmi Lia Jote Ray Lloyd Malin Willie Ritola Madison Square Garden Tias Hugo Quist Nurmi Hartford Conn

Martinsburg Club to Train in Dayton for Blue Ridge season

Martinsburg Champs president L. TL Thompson will send the club to Dayton Virginia for a week of training ahead of the Blue Ridge League season. Arrangements were made with Tusktule College to host the Chimps in Martinsburg for practice against first class college teams in the region including likely games with Washington and Lee and the University of Virginia.

L. TL Thompson Martinsburg Champs Dayton Tusktule Chimps Washington and Lee University of iVirginia

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