Hubs Ready for Opening Game in 1924 Season
The Blue Ridge League opens as Hagerstown hosts Martinsburg with President Guilder and Manager Snyder confident in a strong roster. Dugan, Monroe key catching pair. BleCullough, Thomas, Jane, Harrison, Lefty Russell lead a solid pitching staff. Jones, Boyle, Hanratty in infield. Tommy Thomas to pitch, Kaenas, Disci, and Dicuell in outfield. Bert Hall slated to pitch at 8:20 PM.
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Yman
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Penn Crews Win Annual Regatta on the Charing River
Cambligo May 12 The University of Pennsylvania dominated the regatta on the Charing River taking the varsity junior varsity and 130 pound crew races by wide margins. Penn heavy eight led Harvard by four lengths in the senior event while the mile oarsmen in the lightweight race beat Harvard and MIT by clear leads.
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Aome
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Batting Order For Today's Game
Batting lineup lists hubs Champa Dichi of Lightfont Boyle of Halvey Kaunas of Black Hickman Rawlings Hanralty Farrell Jones Curtis Snyder Boutheron Dugan Bullivan Monroe Mullaney McCullough Fryman Rasa Wilby Buckalew Minnick Harrizon Michell. Game called 3.30 P.M.
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Michell
Weekly Schedule of Local Teams Across Towns
This week's schedule lists Tuesday games with Martinsburg at Hagera town, Hanover at Frederick, Chambersburg at Waynesboro. Midweek matchups include Frederick at Martinsburg and Hagerstown at Waynesboro, with Chambersburg at Hanover. End of week shows Martinsburg at Frederick, Waynesboro at Hagerstown, Hanover at Chambersburg.
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Martineburg
Hageratown
Tageratown
Digging Up Star Shortstops Habit With Lee Fohl
Lee Fohl, new leader of the Red Sox, seems lucky to have star shortstops. In Cleveland, Ray Chapman was his shortstop when killed by a pitch. Fohl pushed Walter Gerber to the Browns after Pittsburg’s failure, calling him a good shortstop and someday elite. Gerber is now rated by many as one of the best shortstops in the American League.
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White Ridge League Notes Hit By Rain Delays
In the Blue Ridge League rain damaged fields threaten today’s games. Waynesboro’s diamond needs soil scraped off. Frederick’s new diamond may stage the opener. Manager Ward cuts seven players as Neptune eyes a rebound for Frederick and Martinsburg opens gates to ministers. Mayor Culler proclaims a Frederick game holiday.
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Martinsburg Alum Faces Major League Debut At First
Saturday action sees Mule Shirley in the box scores replacing Joe Judge at first base for the early season with Burton Shipley connections. Martinsburg natives sought the roster spot as Snyder delivers new uniforms to the Hubs and Willow Lane Park shifts prep for a busy afternoon. Tommy Thomas arrives ready to start against the Chatups as Snyder weighs rotation choices including Kaunsen in left and other roster moves.
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Snyder
Willow Lane Park
Tommy Thomas
Enero
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Timely Tips for Amateurs Infield Play and Hats
An early baseball note by W Maranville discusses infield defense stressing variation in facing batters rather than a fixed stance. It argues against stationary shortstop play and urges adapting to each hitter’s habits. Also mentioned are trends in narrow brim hats and changes in style reflecting election season influences.
Leather appliques highlight fashion trims in coats and frocks
The article notes leather appliques, pantry and galoon braid, and similar trims used extensively on sport coats and dresses, emphasizing decorative edging and texture.
Black Gold Becomes Favorite in Kentucky Derby Picture
Louisville Ky May 13 Sentiment on the Kentucky Derby renewal shifting after Mad Pinny defeat in the Preakness. Wise Counsellor out of contention. Black Gold, an Oklahoma bred colt, rises as top choice as wagering intensifies on a western winner. Bracality’s poor Derby prep strengthens Black Gold’s hype.
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Polack Fans 16 Batters In Lancaster Game
Victor Polack of Franklin city pitched for Frank and Marshall in a Saturday Lancaster matchup against Swarthmore. Polack struck out 16 while his opponent Staverford College also played poorly. The game ended 9 to 0 in favor of Frank and Marshall. Polack, son of A. Polack the Jeweler, received praise for a strong outing. MILLIONS OF BIBLES Distributed in London as the Bible Society marked its 120th birthday with three million Bibles or portions distributed last year.
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Tagging The Bases Invasion Escorts Aerial Strike Noted
The Olasta invasion into western territory faced a disaster as the Cardinals captured them and dropped them from the top. Beere led the Hoda to the lead by defeating the lowly Whiliies four to one. Donohue pitched 89 straight scoreless innings, walking no one, as Mobina secured a western victory by a 7 to 8 margin over the Cubs, with Darry Vance earning his fourth straight win.
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Mobina
Darry Vance
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