Blue Ridge League Leaders Signal Strong Umpire Standards
President Jamison spoke to 100 delegates at the New City Hotel Frederick banquet urging strict enforcement of playing rules. He pledged action against any misconduct, vowed no toleration of rule violations, and promoted cooperation and fair treatment for players and visiting clubs. The meeting, praised as the most successful for the Blue Ridge League, highlighted unity among sport writers and club officials.
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Dickos
Blue Ridge League
Jamison
SaLy
TBO
Citcuil
Blue Ridge Ue
New City
Erick
Gome
Sasenteen
Blue Ridge
Cmse
Baltimore
Blue Ridge League scenes and player moves described
The report covers a Willow Lane Park exhibition where the Champs under Mike Mowery lost 4 to 1, with Malone and Schoeler on the mound and others improving. It notes the Frederick anointing of pink slips by Manager Ramsey, transfers to Mount Union, and strong performances by Baer and Tubbie Miller. It also mentions Martinsburg seeking Lee Gooch from Mo line Three I League, with Joe Ward possibly managing.
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Willow Lane Park
Hoyle
Mike Mowery
Champs
Blue Ridge
Tommy Vereker
Sorrel Top
Crone
Frederick
Ramsey
Burg Club
Moline
Martinsburg
Joe Ward
Gooch
National League Baseball Results From Yesterday
National League scores show Pittsburgh defeated Boston 5 to 2 and Louis edging New York 7 to 6. Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 while Brooklyn won 6 to 2 over Cincinnati. Today’s games feature Pittsburgh at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn among others.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results show New York 2 Deters 1 and Washington 9 over Cleveland 7 with Chicago 4 and Boston 1. Boston at Chicago and New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at St Louis. rain postponed the Philadelphia at St Louis game. International League reads Syracuse 11 Jersey City 3 and Baltimore 9 with Newark 4 Reading 3 and others unclear.
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New York
Deters
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Syracuse
Jersey City
Newark
Ester
Baltimore
Nto
Reading
Hagerstown Athletic Club Wins Eighth Straight
The Hagerstown Athletic Club defeated Windsor Baseball Club 5 to 2 on the Western Maryland diamond. Pitcher Young allowed only two hits, leading a strong performance. Batteries: Hagerstown Young and Davis. Windsor Sox and Mann. Also note the Dutch Governor of New York Waiter Van Twiller is mentioned with height and girth figures from 1633.
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Hagerstown Athetic
Windsor Baseball Club
Maryland
Young
I Hagerstown
Davis
Windsor
Sox
Mann
New York
Waiter van Twiller
World Wrestling Title Won By Stanislauz Zbyszko
Stanislauz Zbyszko, a veteran Pole nearing fifty, dethroned Ed Strangler Lewin in a New York armory match to claim the world heavyweight title. The end came at 2 minutes 17 seconds as Lewin fell and Zbyszko pinned him with a neck lock after a failed headlock attempt. The bout benefited the Relief of Ireland Fund. Zbyszko is the sport’s oldest active grappler and had only one prior loss to Frank Gotch in 1910.
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Stanislauz Zbyszko
Pole
Udle
Zbyszko
Relef of Ireland Fund
Frank Gotch
Pete
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Ort
Les
Regs
Malone
Altoona
Schoeler
Boss Mowsry
Bachman
Berry
Yans
Mike
W. C. Jones
Harrisburg Telegraph
Mr. Jones
Harry Hinchman
Chambersburg
Boyle
Doyle
Burick
McTamney
Sherwood
Mount Union
Shuttesworth
Buck
Nustlers
Irvington Athlete Club
Agricultural Park
Baer
Buck Ramsey
Cade
Tubbie” Miller
Hustlers
Stover
Ath
Milter
Conway
Lee Gooch
Richmond
Lil
Martins
Iteburgh
New
International League
Petereland Loke Deuce
Ashinzton Eee
Ote
Ston
Louis Meas
Histics
Peter Anne Ee
Pet
Penny Ante
Tee TN
Ice. Inc
U.S
U. S
Jess
United States
Board Auto Company
Eretown, M
Fleigh Motor & Tire Company
Hagerstown, M
Ludwig Tire & Accessories Company
Hagerstown, Md
BANK
Frederick High
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Damaskeene Blades
Gem
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