Hubs Open Season Against Redbirds At Willow Lane
The Blue Ridge Class D league opens its thirteenth season with Hagerstown Hubs versus Waynesboro Redbirds at Willow Lane Martinsburg meets Frederick and Chambersburg visits Hanover. Raynor Lehr will pitch opening day as Mayor Bowman is absent. Lineups feature changes with Connell at first and Dell Pierce at short. Sheriff Blake likely starts on the mound.
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Blue’ Ridge
Hagerstown
Waynesboro Redbirds
Willow Lane
Martinsburg
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hanover
Sea‘gon
Raynor Lehr
Manipal
Raynor
Charles E. Bowman
Michaels
Purtell
Hhe
Nile
Galloway
Tial Hassock
Tght Field
Connell
Washington
Regis Sration
Dell
Pierce
Stewart
Coleman
Blake
Rickson
Lefty
Crowe
Leslie
Thomas
Millik
Galloway Swill
Waynesboro
Mysery
Redbirds
Eddie Miller
Ludke
Rippy
Zisor
Cubs steal NL lead as Cubs topple Giants and Reds surge
In a shifting National League, the Cubs beat New York 6 to 5 as Chicago collects eight straight wins. Cincinnati Reds power past Philadelphia 11 to 4 on a 17-hit attack, while Washington tops Chicago 10 to 3 with Hayes leading the hits. Dodgers end skid 8 to 5 over Pirates. Braves beat Cardinals 6 to 5 at St. Louis. Uhle blanks Athletics 2 to 0 at Cleveland as Yankees win 7 to 2 over Detroit.
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John McGraw
New York
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Hendrick
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Carl Mays
Quakers
Cruz
Phils
Koenig
Ruth
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Washington
Hayes
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Jackson
Travis Jackson
Wrigley Field
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Blake
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Burleigh Grimes
Jim Elliott
Clark Braves
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Richbourg
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George Uhie
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Cochrane
Uhle
Boley
Eddie Rommel
New York Yankees
Detroit
Pennick
Tigers
Harry Rice
W.MD Leading Workers With Two Victories
Western Maryland clubs surge to first place in the Industrial league with two wins. Pangborne loses 15 to 13 while Shoe and Legging Company defeat Mary and Ribbon 13 to 5. Ingram curbs silk weavers to six singles. Bush Hesson and Kline each credited with eleven. Potomac Edison handles Pennsy 15 hits, Koons aids Pepco in scattering ten hits. Box scores show multiple results.
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Pangborne
Western Maryland
Shoe
Mary and Ribbon Boys
Ingram
Silk
Bush
Hesson
Kline
Potomac Edison
Electric Outfit
Koons
Pepco
Pennsy
Silver Mooners Drop Twin Bill
The Williamsport Blue Sox defeated the Silver Moon Athletic Club 6 to 0 and 7 to 3 in a doubleheader yesterday. P Myers starred for the winners while J Williard batted well for the Mooners. T Murray pitched both games with 20 strikeouts and six hits allowed. Williard took the loss. The Sox played sound defense and strong at the plate. They schedule a game against the Halfway Athletics on the Potomac river field next Sunday afternoon.
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Silver Moon Athletic Club
P. Myers
J. Williard
T. Murray
Blue Sox
Williard
Sox
Potomac River
Hopes for new jobs after releases. hats use UV sun ray glass
Siegfried Weaver Westoven and Osburn were handed their releases by Manager Purtell Saturday night. The four are all clever players and it is hoped they will have no difficulty grabbing on to jobs. A new glass, said to admit health giving ultra violet sun rays, is being moulded into hats for women.
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Siegfried Weaver
Westoven
Osburn
Purtell
Amateurs Win Fast Contests Over Weekend
Manager Bill Young and the Hagerstown Athletics defeated the top semi pro DC team 7 to 6 at Willow Lane Park. Baker led the visitors with strong hitting and field play while Weaver was the lone multiple hitter for the locals. Zimmerman starred behind the plate for the winners. Next Sunday the Athletics meet Frederick’s champions at Willow Lane Park.
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Bill Young
Hagerstown
Frederick
Willow Lane Park
Waple
Batson
Crump
Hetzer
French
Phillips
Zimmerman
Blue Sox Fall to Hose Co No 5 in High-Scoring Tilt
In a local grounds game Hose Co No 5 defeated Hagerstown Blue Sox 8 to 1. Bradshaw struck out nine, Griffith shone in late innings, and Byers plus Schleigh starred on defense. Blue Sox rallied in seventh with Wolfinger, Baker, Orcutt, Iseminger and Keen reaching base for three runs.
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Hagerstown Blue Sox
Strong Hose Co
Griffith
Bradshaw
Blue Sox
Byers
Schleigh
Wolfinger
Baker
Orcutt
Iseminger
Western Union Opens Season With 14 3 Win Over Generals
Western Union baseball team defeated the Generals 14 to 3 in Sunday action. Ohler pitched for the Generals before being pulled in the fifth inning. Williams Gossard and Spielman led the offense with a homer from Williams. Next Sunday Western Union faces Oak Hill Eagles at the Country Club Diamond, rematch of last Labor Day city championship game.
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Western Union
Generals
Ohler
Williams
Gossard
Spielman
Oak Hill Eagles
Country Club
Spielman and Burger
Ohler, Rosenberg and
Lyon
Southern LeagueScores and American Association results set
Nashville defeats Birmingham 9 to 8 while Chattanooga tops Atlanta 7 to 6 and Memphis wins 7 to 4 over Mobile. Little Rock 4 New Orleans 3. Toledo 6 Columbus 2. Louisville 2 Indianapolis 0 and Milwaukee 12 Kansas City 0. Minneapolis 8 St. Paul 4. An estimated 160 million people speak English.
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Mobile
Little Rock
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Columbus
Louisville
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
High Nine Downed By Academy 4-2
Hagerstown High School lost a seven inning game Saturday at Mercersburg Academy by 4 to 2. Schleigh homered in the third with Garonzik on base for the only Hagerstown runs. Mercersburg scored two in the first and two in the fourth, aided by a double play.
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Hagerstown High School
Mercersburg Academy
Academy
Schleigh
Garonzik
Maroon and Gray
Miller
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
Bayonnes top Martinsburg in 9 to 5 win at Friday game
Bayonnes beat the Eagles of Martinsburg 9 to 5 as Metz Kershner and Heaton homered to spark an early Bayonne lead. Martinsburg chased Speaker in the fifth before Shoemaker steadied the mound in a late rescue, while West End Giants defeated Honey Hill Sluggers 20 to 6 in a separate game with Wine striking out ten.
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Bayonnes
Eagles
Martinsburg
Metz
Kershner
Heaton
Speaker
Shoemaker
West End Giants
Honey Hill Sluggers
Wine
Giants
Hubs Triumph Over Tigers 14-10 Behind Dixon's Ten K's
The George Street Hubs defeated the Walnut Street Tigers 14 to 10 on Sunday afternoon. Dixon earned the win with ten strikeouts, and Jennings Selby Myers and Messersmith contributed in the victory. Score by innings shows a strong early surge by the Hubs and a late rally by the Tigers.
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George Street
Miller Tops High Batters Leads Hagerstown lineup
Hagerstown High shows two .400 hitters Miller at .425 and Hall at .410 through 12 games. Snyder runs .347 and Heard .333 as the main averages in the early season. The list details season to date batting figures for the team.
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Hagerstown
Miller
Hall
Snyder
Heard
Ab AV
McLain
Dorsey
Weevese
Garonzik
Eweoe
Charles
Stars Split Twin Bill With Knights of Columbus
The Hagerstown Stars won the opener 5 to 0 but lost the nightcap 1 to 0 amid a pair of closely contested games. The Stars have 10 wins in 12 games this season, while the Knights of Columbus opened their schedule with yesterday’s doubleheader.
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Hagerstown Stars
Knights of Columbus
Stars
Caseys
Wildcats Fall To Harpers Ferry In Tight 5 4 Loss
Williamsport Wildcats lose a tight game 5 to 4 at home to Harpers Ferry Independents as Roberts struggles with control and visitors string together hits. Kreps Mack and Anderson spark offense with eight bingles, Merriman fends off Williamsport rallies with strikeouts. Earlier, Wildcats beat Mercersburg Academy 5 to 4 behind a four run first inning including a Mitten double Burharp single Reed double and Lowman homer.
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Williamsport
Harpers Ferry
Roberts
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Wildcats
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Mack
Anderson
Merriman
Williams
Mercersburg Academy
Cats
Mitten
Burharp
Reed
Lowman
Acad
Saturday Results From Local Track Meet Scores
Saturday's results show Shoe & Legging 13 over Md Ribbon 6. Potomac Edison 11 over Penna 7. Western Md 15 over Pangborn 13. Middle Atlantic League games include Fairmont 9 over Johnsown 1, Wheeling 11 over Scottdale 2, Charleroi 18 over Cumberland 10, and Clarksburg 13 over Jeannette 11.
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Potomac-Edison
Penna
Western Md
Pangborn
Fairmont
Johnmsown
Wheeling
Scottdale
Charleroi
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Jeannette
Baseball results and standings from yesterday's games
Summary of yesterday's major league results shows Cleveland beating Philadelphia 2 0 Detroit defeating Washington 10 to 2 Chicago 3 Boston 1 St Louis nos 1 Brooklyn scoring 8 over Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 6 New York 6 Boston 6 St Louis 5 New standings list matchups including Waynesboro at Hagerstown St Louis at Boston Martinsburg at Frederick Cleveland at Philadelphia Chambs at Hanover Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
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Chicago
Boston St. Louis
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New York
Boston
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Waynesb’o
Hagerst
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Hanover
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New Fork
New Yor
Frederick
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Waynesboro
Feveland
Martinsburg U
Chambersb’s
Brooklyn Eee
Rene Hanover
Port and sherry stored in Crescent wine vault
In the Crescent wine vault at the London Dock, 600000 gallons of port and sherry are stored.
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Crescent
London Dock
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