Mickey And Crew Rally To 2nd Victory In Front Of 1463
The Hubs beat Frederick 6 to 1 at Hagerstown as Howser held the foe to few hits and Koch and Doyle sparked the attack. Reeser and Mihalis contributed key hits while Rawlings and Kelliher shined on defense. Irwin started for Frederick and Granger finished for Hagerstown with the win credited to Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Warriors
Will Koch
Kelliher Sparkle
Hubs
Mickey
Frederick
Howser
Fredrick
Meola
Willow Lane
Reggie Rawlings
Ifner
Minalic
Doyle
Kelliher
Shealey
Sherry
Fanning
Reeser
Pytlak
Shealer
Mihalic
Vosmik
Koch
Blanton
Roders
Rawlings
Irwin
Granger
Jack
Rodgers
Paul Koch
Sawyer
Hagerstown
Mihalie
Zupanic
Halloran
IYWIR
Ossersseee
Hagerstown Ab. R
H. C. Ale
Welliher
Koch, Ss
Wildcats Stage Business Meeting
At a Williamsport Wildcat Baseball Club gathering last night president Joshua Wise led talks on club affairs and plans for the season. Changes were announced and Wise and George Lizer named official collectors. A further meeting is set for Wednesday evening May 15 with all members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Baseball Club
Williamsport
Joshua Wise
Wise
George Lizer
Yankees Bounce Browns Again To Boost Lead
The Yankees, riding a hot streak, beat the Browns 7 to 3 at Sportsman's Park to extend their AL lead to a .750 pace. Ed Streleck and Sammy Gray were roughed up, while George Earnshaw’s pitching helped the Athletics also win 9 to 2 in Chicago. Washington halted Detroit’s six-game run 6 to 3. Cleveland nipped Boston 4 to 3 as Earl Sheedy homered for the Giants, and Burleigh Grimes earned his sixth straight win over Pittsburgh with a 4 to 3 scoreline including a Bill Terry homer.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
Yankees
Sammy Gray
Ed Streleck
Browns
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Athletics
Yanks
Chicago
George Earnshaw
Macks
Cleveland
Detroit
Yankee
Washington
Navin Field
Red Sox
Giants
Earl Sheedy
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Earl
Burleigh Grimes
Clan McGraw
Pittsburgh
Bill Terry
Blue Ridge League Standings Highlight Key Wins
The Blue Ridge League standings show Hagerstown with 20 and Martinsburg and Waynesboro tied at 1 1, with Hanover and Frederick near balanced marks. Chambersburg and Frederick posted similar records as teams jockey for position in a crowded race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Hanover
al Frederick
Redbirds and Yankees Win to Tie Count
The Waynesboro Redbirds returned home to beat the Hanover Raiders 3 to 2, while the Chambersburg Yanks defeated the White Elephants at Martinsburg 8 to 6. Cochrane limited the Raiders to six singles, and the Yanks pounded Cramer. Also, Strangler Lewis married Miss Dlaine Tomaso in Riverside, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbirds
Yankees
Raiders
Waynesboro
Elephants
Waynesboro Redbirds
Hanover Raiders
Chambersburg
Strangler
Riverside
Cal
Strangler’ Lewis
Dlaine Tomaso
Glendale
Maryland Preakness Draws 13 Entries Attracts VIPs
Earle Sande's Hermitage heads 13 of 94 nominations in the 38th Preakness with $54,325 to the winner. The field includes Samuel Ross Greycoat, The Nut and Dr Freeland as top contenders on a fast Maryland track. The event at Pimlico, broadcast on WBAL, will feature Vice President Curtis and Governor Ritchie presenting the Woodlawn Vase.
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Earle Sande
Hermitage
Pimlico
Sande
Baltimore
Samuel Ross Grey
Samuel Ross Greycoat
the Nut
Walter J. Salmon
Dr. Freeland
Harry Payne Whitney
Beacon Hill
Bargello
Maryland
Earl Sande
Harry ¥. Sinclair
Rancocas
Leucito
Charles Graffagnini
Minnotaur
Audley Farm
Soul of Honor
Glen Wild
Folking
Essare
African
Baron King
Curtis
Cary T. Grayson
Maryland Jocke Club
Albert C. Ritchie
WBAL
Balimore
Grey Coat—O'donnell
Samuel Ros
Folking—Walls
H. Teller
Archibald the Nut
Warm
Leucite—Catrone
Stabs African
Leonard
R. T. Wilcom
J Dr. Freeland—Schaeffer
Walter J Salmon
Essare—Garner
Jacques Stable
Samuel Rossi
Minotaur
Halbert
Charles Grau Agnini
Hermitage—Sande
Earle Sanda
Workman
H. P. Whittney
Glen Wild—Barnes
J. Fred Adams
Fields
Audie Farms
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the Mail’s Choice
Wildcats Stage Business Meet
N. Locust St
Keirschbaum
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Blue Ridge League
Parker
Buffalo
Parker Tire CO
E. Wathington St
H. Oo
Griffiths
Ou &Barry
Freschi
Harris
Sone B ‘Shea
Taiment
Hertsch
Clwaty i Otten
Cunningham
Aidlale
H. O
H. O. A. Comstock, 1 £ Neeee Woodring
Luciano
Do. Barrett
Weer
McKlean
Ef . Myers
Adick
Schulz
Smoot
Essens Tieman
Nevins
Cease
Cochrane
Schacht
University Clothes, Inc
Avadaill
MAIL
Witnes
Rest Haven
N. Jonathan St
AMOCO
Exide Batteries
Calvert Tire CO
Service
Double Eagles
Goodyear
E. Washington Street
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