Fred Gilbert Hurls Raiders to Clean 6 2 Win
Fred Gilbert hurled seven strikeouts and allowed two runs as Hagerstown beat Hanover 6 to 2. He held the left handed batters hitless through six and only faltered with errors by Sheeley leading off the eighth. The Raiders jumped ahead with three runs in the opening frame and padded the lead with singles and a sacrifice, while Tapson and Turner provided key two base hits to extend the advantage.
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Collett Wins Second Match in Irish Women's Golf
American champion Collett advanced to the third round of the Irish women's golf championship at Andrews on May 14 by defeating Maude Bryant of Ashford Manor near London 3 and 2. Her victory followed a 5 and 3 win over Marjorie White of Roe Nampton yesterday amid windy, rainy conditions.
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First Ladies Day at Willow Lane Park Scheduled
Friday designated as Ladies Day by the Hub Baseball Club Inc. for a Waynesboro contest in Willow Lane Park. It will be the first meeting of the year between the clubs with a good crowd expected as the umpire’s crew starts the game. Saturday the Hub squad travels to Waynesboro.
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Ex-Battlers Friends Again After Hotel Fight
New York May 14 The New York American reports Tae Dempsey and Joe Benjamin reconciled after a disputed hotel fist fight. Witnesses claim no fight occurred, while a city detective John Broderick mediated the midnight meeting and urged peace as the two shook hands.
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Blue Ridge League Results and Standings
In yesterday's Blue Ridge League action, Hagerstown defeated Hanover 6 to 2, Martinsburg beat Waynesboro 4 to 0, and Frederick topped Chambersburg 8 to 5. The standings show Hagerstown at 0 wins, Martinsburg 6, Waynesboro 3, Hanover 5, Chambersburg 1, and Frederick 4 with various win percentages. Tomorrow's schedule features Hagerstown at Hanover, Chambersburg at Frederick, and Waynesboro at Martinsburg.
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Blue Ridge Home Run Drill Sparks Prep for Practice Game
The Williamsport Blue Sox held a solid workout Sunday on the River Bottom diamond as they prepare for a practice game against the Wild Cats tonight. Players mentioned include Durham Frederick Smoot Waynesboro Zadick Nevins Sharkey Martinsburg Woodring Payment Chambersburg Shea Tieman Doyle Hagerstown Jewett and Frederick as part of the roster buildup.
Warriors Win With King On Pitching End
Martinsburg and Waynesboro game details show King as winning pitcher over Cunningham. Box shows Bealer and Cunningham allowed multiple hits, with three-base hits by Cramer and Comstock, and numerous errors and on-base events. Horse party note follows, about Jack the trace horse aiding others at Wimbledon Hill.
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Anti-scandal club formed at Exhall by Rev. Melville
Rev. Frank Melville leads an anti scandal club at Exhall to curb speaking ill of others. Members pledge not to speak evil for several weeks with fines proposed for rule breakers.
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Wildcats Twilight Games At Cono Park Schedule
Hagerstown Collegians meet Williamsport Wildcats at 5 30 p m on Cono Park diamond, followed by a practice game with Williamsport Blue Sox at River Bottom diamond starting at 4 o'clock. Earl Emerick of Newark grammar school scored nine runs in two games without an official at bat.
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Two hard throwing lefties worry Goose Goslin
Washington outfielder Goose Goslin names Kalter Miller of Cleveland and Earl Whitehill of Detroit as pitchers he dislikes facing. He recalls being shut out by Miller and Whitehill on recent road trips and says those two left-handers are particularly hard to hit for him.
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Goose” Goslin
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St James Team Faces Hard Week Against Rivals
The St James School baseball nine meet two strong rivals this week. On Wednesday they host Massanutten at St James, then travel Saturday to Winchester to play the V A team.
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Cleveland Castoff Seeks Peak Season Yet
Cleveland Castoff eyes a career best as George Uhle wins his sixth without a loss for Detroit. Ruth extends hitting streak. Yankees stumble as Cleveland tops Athletics 5-3. Red Sox edge White Sox 2-1 behind MacFayden. Cubs take first. Phillies rally to beat Cardinals 10-9. Giants blanked by Luque in New York as loop action continues.
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McLarnin Offered Dundee Title Fight But Terms Unset
Vancouver May 14 A telegram from Jess McMahon offered Jimmy McLarnin a welterweight title bout with Joe Dundee with no terms or location stated. McLarnin and manager Pop Foster may travel to New York to discuss arrangements. Also, Hagerstown Athletics plan two practice sessions at Willow Lane Park at 5 p.m. ahead of a Sunday doubleheader with National Circle A. of Washington.
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Reds Slip to Seventh as Pirates Top Brooklyn
The Reds fall to seventh place as Luque limits the Yankees to scattered hits and hits a home run in the sixth. Pittsburgh hitters clout four Brooklyn pitchers for 13 hits in a 12 to win, tying Boston for third while the Dodgers sink further. Larry French, a young southpaw, pitched steady ball for the Pirates.
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