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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1922

Page

4

Champs Star Hurler To Sign With Champs This Season

Rumors say the Champs expect their star righthander to join soon after letters from President D Lee Staley sparked talks. Fans and critics await contract details as Tommy Verecker, lingering at Phoenix Maryland, may arrive within days amid tryouts and upcoming exhibition games against Peerless Athletic Club and likely the Magerstown Orioles.

Rose Hill Cemetery Tommy Verecker D. Lee Staley Chaaps Iray Aig Staley Haa Champs’ Hurling Tommy Pormy Phoenix Hiram Hall Arreult Mickey Corcoran Mickey Ahape Willow Lana Thompson Delaware Halwore Peerlesa Athletic Club Washington Magerstown Orioles Malan Ryan O'Hears May Stebel

Yesterday's baseball results and today's matchups

New York defeated Boston 10 to 3 while Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 77 to 2 and Philadelphia lost 0 to 0. St Louis and Chicago had no game scheduled. Today New York visits Boston and Pittsburgh travels to Cincinnati.

New York Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis-Chicago

Baseball scores from yesterday with scattered results

Detroit and Boston posted wins over New York and Philadelphia while Chicago and St Louis faced mixed results. Cleveland trailed Chicago with Washington beating Philadelphia. New York and Detroit hosted games with various scores and unclear details remain.

Chicago Detroit Boston New York Louis Clavelani Athletics Washington Gleveland Philadelphia St Louis W. Pat St. Gomis Cleveland

International League Games Today Preview

Syracuse hosts Baltimore in a two game set while Buffalo faces Reading in a doubleheader. Toronto travels to Newark and Rochester remains on the road in a varied slate across the league with multiple matchups noted.

Syracuse Baltimora Buligio Reading Toronto Newark Rochester

Williamsport Hustlers Dominate Sunday Baseball Showdown

Williamport boasts a fast baseball team as the Hustlers crushed Bankstown with a 16 to 0 score. B Garrick hit one of the longest home runs in Williamport history while Zimmerman and Wilson anchored the infield. The club aims for a strong season in the Washington County Amateur League with manager Norman assembling a tough lineup. about 500 fans attended.

Williamsport Sunay Bankstown Haseball B. Garrick Williamaport Zimmerman Wilson Willamaport Williamaport Boys Washington County Norman Cireles Fang Sanday

Browns Move Into Lead With Fourth Straight Win

The St Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 13 to 2 in St Louis as Cleveland moved atop the American League. Claye pitched 13 innings? The Browns pounded three Indian pitchers for sixteen hits including two doubles three home runs by McManus and multiple extra-base hits.

Indiana New York ST. Louis Browns Tom. Claye Boston Tires Doulies McManus R. HE Cleveland St. Lois Uhle Lindsay, Potts and O'Neill Shinault Iolp

Dykes Homer Helps the A's in Victory over Washington

Dykes and Walker homered to back Harris as the Athletics defeated Washington 6 2. Harris allowed eight hits and added two safeties, while Washington’s roster lists O01 200 Ob2-58.2 and other details in a cluttered box score.

Walker Circuit Athletica Washington Pallad Alpha Harris Washngton ROH. E. Washington

Local Golfers Show Peak Form At Hagerstown Club

Local golf enthusiasts flocked to the Hagerstown Country Club over the weekend marking a record turnout. The event showcased improvements to the course including boundary moss, a longer tenth hole, and a popular fourth green trap. An intercity match against Cumberland is planned for May 2021 with about 12 players from each club, while a Memorial Day flag tournament promises strong local interest. Notable players listed include Willi A. Roulette, Joseph W. Byron, R. J. Hamilton, Edward M. Updegratt, and many others among a broad roster of residents and club members.

Hagerstown Country Club Hagerstown Cumberland Bogey Hagerstowi Buabees Courac Willi A. Roulette Joseph W. Byron R. J. Hamilton Edward M. Updegratt Polly Cheever Walter Byron John Casper L. M. Strite William Hasselt Halt Diehl Clifton Anderson Tacit Casper Helen Mason Mason Connie Wareham Marshall Wilson Blair Fleming Carl Stonebraker Laura McKee Lewis Hamilton Aagner Edward Byron Lauran Bowers Charles S. Tane Norman Bentz William J. Ernst W. J. Prior JL. T. Byron, Jr Preston Lane Roger Jamison Bruce LeGore Dr. Hays Malsch Maddox Lane William Byron James Little W. G. Barnheiser Clarance Stickell Garvin Hager Charles Harman Charles Johnson Rolland Bower Charles C

Red Sox Again Trim the Yanks

New York May 2 The Boston Americans won half third consecutive game from New York yesterday 5 to 2. Maya held in the early innings with Vergugon released by New York to Boston last winter, his second victory in the series. Batteries Vergu son and Ruel. Bays and Schang.

New York Boston Americans Maya White Vergugon Boston

CANDIDATES FOR HUSTLERS START SPRING TRAINING

Twenty one hopefuls gather at Agricultural Park for the Hustlers spring squad under Manager Ramsey. Veterans Neptune Gard ner Frederick King Blethen Downe Downey and Ramey listed with new players Brevens James James McMillan Horns joined by Straig Costello Rows Hurlay Murphy Miller Buggy as others arrive for practice and the start of intensive training.

Ramsey Wleven Agricultural Park Rumsey Neptune Ray Gardner Frederick Kay Hustlers Hurlay Murphy Miller Buggy

Rohwer's Hit Wins Contest for Pittsburgh

Cincinnati May 2 Rohwer batting for Adams in the eighth inning delivered a decisive triple lifting Pittsburgh to a 7 to 4 victory. Lauue was hit hard, Morrigot lasted two innings, Adams pitched well before being relieved for a pinch hitter. Batteries Lugue Gillespie and Wingo Martinow Adams Hamilton Gooch.

Cincinnati Rohwer Adams Pittsburgh Luaue Morrigot Rhe Lugue Gillespia Wingo Martinow Adama Hamilton Gooch

Giants Land Upon Braves in High-Scoring Tilt

New York continued its heavy hitting defeating Boston 14 to 2 as Powell starred with a deep center home run and a long drive to the flag pole. Beaton pitched for New York while Barnes, Smith, Deseheger, McQuillen, Magan and Gowdy contributed in the batter’s box.

Powell Boston New York J. Barnes Smith Deseheger McQuillen Magan Gowdy

Shriver Blanks Phillies in Brooklyn Debut

Harry Shriver rookie pitcher from Saginaw Michigan blanked the Phillies 2 to 0 in his first start for Brooklyn. He fanned nine and the Dodgers managed four hits. Brooklyn struck first with two runs in the opening frame and held on as Shriver and Hungling pitched.

Phillies Brooklyn Harry Shriver Saginaw Michigan Shriver Dodger R.A. E Philadelphia Smith Iani Heullae

Berlin Crowd Mobs Champ Jack Dempsey

Berlin May 2 A crowd of about 2000 fans mobbed boxing champion Jack Dempsey at the Zoological Garden Station. He could not move freely, fled to a baggage elevator, and a station officer struggled amid agitated spectators and barking dogs on the platform and storage area.

Berlin Champ Jack Dempsey Jack Dempsey Zoological Garden sAis Dempsey

Virginia Will Play On. Varsity Grounds

The athletic council of the University of Virginia voted unanimously to continue playing football games on university grounds. The decision ends prior transfer efforts for the annual Thanksgiving game with Carolina to Richmond. A coach for 1922-23 will be chosen within a few days.

Charlottesville Athletic Council University of Virginia Bubs Seta Carolina Richmond Gavelty

Hyatteville Boy On Champion Relay Team

HYATYSVILLYE Md mayor discusses John Cooper Holden of Hyatteville, a member of the University of Pennsylvania two mile relay team that Saturday set a new world mark of 7 minutes 49.25 seconds. Holden's half mile time was 1 minute 53.55 seconds, with Larry Brown clocking 1:05. Holden had earlier made his mark in interscholastic track with Washington Central High under Coach Foley.

Hyatysvillye Pann Holden Bil Foley Washington Central High

Four Straight Sox Win as Russell Closes OutDetroit

Detroit May 1 Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 0 in the fourth straight Sox victory. Hodge started for Detroit but left after facing two men as Russell held the Tigers scoreless. Chicago outhit Detroit and benefited from a Detroit error. Batteries Hodge Russell and Schulk Cole Dauay Woodall.

O Russel Detroit Chicago White Sox Tigers Hodge Russell Hodge,Russell and

Tilden And Richards Defeat Coast Champion in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on May 2, 24-year-old world tennis champion William Tilden and Vincent Richards defeated William M. Johnson of San Francisco, the Pacific Coast champion, as they moved toward a victory in the match.

Los Angeles Cal William T. Tilden Vincent Richards William .M. Johnson San Francisco Pacific Coast

Spring Grid Practice Popular At Penn State

STATE COLLEGE May 2 More than six tall teams take part in Penn State spring football drills attracting large crowds. Coach Hugo Beardaek leads intensive workouts as Dutch Hermann oversees the squad. Practices continue for three more weeks with eight positions to be filled next fall.

State College Pal Penn’ State Hugo Berdek Beadek Dutch Hermann Ia

San Angeles champion Harvey Snodgrass linked to East West nutches

The text notes Harvey Snodgrass, champion of San Angeles, age 68 and 66, alongside Tilden and Richarde en route to San Francisco to play in the East West matches. It mentions plans for an aerial freight service by companies currently running passenger air between London and Paris.

Harvey Snodgrass San Angeles Ysuler Tilden Richarde San Francisco Comtipanies Pansengers London Pari

Prest-O-Lite Service Station Urges Battery Care

Trig car business promotes its oldest organized service to motorists under the Prest-O-Lite banner. The ad emphasizes prolonging battery life and invites customers to visit the service station where experts will help extend battery life and refrain from pressuring for a new battery.

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