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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

4

Training A At Willow Lane Park Starts 1922 Champs Prep

Thirty candidates begin spring training under Mickey Corcoran at Willow Lane Park for the 1922 Blue Ridge pennant race. Coaches George Siler and Corcoran oversee about 13 hopeful pitchers and players as teenagers and locals arrive, with first practice and a game against Peerless Athletic Club of Washington scheduled.

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Hagerstown High Exits Race After Weekend Setback

Hagerstown High School faces removal from the Cumberland Valley Athletic League chase after a Saturday loss to Chambersburg High School. Manager Harry Fridinger and the players, including Kline and Hartzell, concede the tough result but vow better form next season as the season’s momentum swings toward Chambersburg and other contenders.

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Hustler Players Ready For Start In May Exhibits

Frederick May 1 Twenty players arrive to form a team for May 4 exhibit games at Agricultural Park under manager Jim Le Gore. A May 6 match vs Baltimore and Oulo Railway shops is planned, with May 9 against Irvington Athletic Club. Weather permitting daily tryouts, county league players compete for spots led by Eddie Hooper and lineup includes Annan Bat rick Le Gore Jim Le Gore Hooper Dreaning Smith Wallis Cummings Fraeze Gauver Beachley.

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Pratt's Homer Beats Yankees for Boston Victory

Pratt's homer ends Slipwhey's streak and secures a Boston win over the Yankees. Leibold bats in the run as New York pitchers struggle. game notes mention injuries and line changes amid a tight late innings stretch.

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Twodane Leads Hagerstown Past Chambersburg In Low-Scoring Tilt

In a tight game at Chambersburg, Hagerstown edges Chambersburg 7 to 5. Key moments include Beards, Hill, and Hartnell contributing hits while Hartzell and Kolb work through the mound. Umpire Fridinger calls the game as Trantum steals twice and Kirkpatrick adds pressure on defense.

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Browns Defeat Cleveland In Triple Play Powered Show

In St Louis, April 3, the Browns beat the Indians 11 to 9 featuring a Cleveland triple play and St Louis double plays. Wambsgarten and Melita connected for the triple play for Cleveland while St Louis turned timely twin killings. Kenneth Williams went hitless as Cleveland tried to close the gap. Batteries: Baeby Keen Morton Malia Shinault Ayls Bolp Bhetker Soyarg'd.

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Big Inning Beats Opponent In Uneven Baseball Game

Washington team wins as a big fourth inning provides enough offense to defeat Pilla. Gleavon was pulled after the fourth, and the rest of the lineup failed to produce further scoring.

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Baseball trainer a jack of all trades in baseball clubs

The piece argues that baseball trainers lack formal medical training yet perform countless duties. It details tasks from handling gear, water, and uniforms to mending clothes, oiling shoes, acting as valet, and even managing players’ schedules and welfare. The author likens the trainer to a Gunga Din of baseball amid the sport’s heavy reliance on physical readiness.

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Rookie McMillan Delivers Promising Yankee Debut

The New York Yankees promote Bob McMillan a young third baseman out of Clemson who starred with Rochester last season hitting 418. Despite limited pro experience he wins the cleanup spot as manager Huggins reshuffles the lineup. McMillan bats right handed and shows a keen eye at the plate as outfield prospects loom.

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Reds Defeat Pirates 3 1 In Gut Pitching Showdown

Cincinnati wins as Donohue shells out durable relief over Glazner and Cincinnati. Eng triples in the ninth and scores on a contested infield out. Sharp hitting fuels the victory with key runs and consistent offense across the game.

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Danforth Debuts for Browns in Wild but Effective Start

Days Danforth made his major league debut against Chicago, pitching mainly in a rambling style. St Louis won 2 0 as he allowed seven hits and walked nine but struck out seven. Nervous energy and wildness disrupted his rhythm yet his fastball proved hard to hit and opponents accused him of doctoring the ball.

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Orioles Edge Hagerstown Athletes 5 4 in Fast Game

In a quick paced baseball afternoon, the Orioles defeated the Hagerstown Athletico club 5 to 4. Battery for Orioles Lizer and Maria, while Bland Young paired with Greg Williams and Pittaburgh for the opponents. The contest, noted at the Girl Diamond field, drew a lively crowd and featured several notable plays.

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Pfeffer Burls A Great Game In Chicago Victory

St Louis shut out Chicago 10 to 0 in the final game of the series as Pfeffer pitched effectively and limited the locals on bases. A large crowd witnessed the driving win with strong fielding and key hits. Batterley Alexander Osborne and Farrell faced Pfeffer with Plefter and Ainsworth behind the plate.

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Orioles Win In Elev Enning City Park Tilt

The Hagerstown Orioles defeated St. Mark's Lutheran by 12 to 7 in a packed City Park game Saturday. The score was tied in the seventh and the Orioles pulled away in the late innings as Miller contributed with a home run and solid pitching. Hatters ton Orlolan Sherry Dillier and Manns fueled the St. Mark's lineup while Glenn Clipp and Myers paced their defense for the losers.

Orioles Hagerstown

Regular Meeting of Mansfeld Camp No 2 2008

The regular meeting of Mansfeld Camp No 2 2008 of Veterans was held this evening to discuss Decoration Day arrangements. A social will follow the meeting. All brothers are urged to attend.

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National League Games Today

New York visits Boston in a key NL matchup. Philadelphia travels to Brooklyn while Pittsburgh squares off with Cincinnati in another集 league contest.

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Baseball scores and standings from an early American League day

Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 0 while Chicago edged Cleveland 9 to 4 and New York beat Boston 25 to 1. St Louis topped Cleveland 11 to 9. Chicago visited Detroit and Washington hosted Philadelphia. Beaton played in New York. Slippers are down Bard’s.

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