Hagerstown Nine Triumphs In Blue Ridge Opener
In a 6 to 3 win over Buck Ramsey's Frederick Hustlers, Hagerstown opened the Blue Ridge League season with strong hitting and solid pitching. Mickey Corcoran homered and led a Champs attack as Tommy Verecker started, Bill King struggled, and the Hustlers’ defense faltered late.
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Battje
Buck Ramsey
Frederick Hustlers
Hagerstown
Frederick
Toskara Corcoran
Retrei
Ramsey
Blethen
Mickey Corcoral
Berry
Reilley
Rusgall
Hageratawn
Robe White
Omar
Kearsa
Talateck
Downey
Hurley
Mickey Corcoran
Mickey Corasran
Jin Canter
Atechnicos
Diehl
Pomer
Bi’ O'Hearn
Neptune
McKnight
Davis
Bill
Tommy Day
Tubby Miller
Alphonne
Gaston
Dinky
O'Heara
Day
Harley
Gay
Ghearn
Byers
Jamison
Miller
Davly
Rayne
Thrund
Migkay Corcoran Senk
Hett
Layne
Aes Cauten
Washington Square M. E. Wins Opener
Washington Square M E defeated St Johns Lithers on the City Park diamond in the opener. Sacks pitched well for the winners while Travinger doubled and Day singled in support. The St Marks Lutherans were rained out after a brief start and the game was moved.
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Washington
At. John's Lithersu
St. Mark's
Yesterday's Baseball Results From Hagerstown Area
Hagerstown defeated Frederick 6 to 3 while Martinsburg and Chamborating posted wins. Hanover Waynesboro game was washed out by rain. Today features Hagerstown hosting Frederick and Hanover hosting Waynesboro with Chamborating at Marlipeburg on the schedule.
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Barefer
Diehl
Rein
Hagerstown Ab
AL EL
Bel Broo
Corcoran
Layne
G'Hear
Tagerstown
Stanmary
Harned
Hagerstown
Dradodck
Homan
O'Hearn
Flrst
Verecker
Mahan
King
Hagestown
Frederick
O'Heath
Dayis
Pirstake
Hagers Town
Azolea
Gardner
Miller
Groritica
McKulgat
Strain
Hurley
Bysra
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Hanover-Waynesboro
Marlipeburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Baseball scores and today’s American League games
In the American League standings Cleveland 2 Washington 3 Detroit 8 New York 1 Boston 2 Chicago 0 Athletics 13 St Louis 3. Today Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St Louis at Boston.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Athletics
St Loula
Philadelphia
Louie
St. Louise
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
National League results show St. Louis 18 over Philadelphia 7 and Pittsburgh 4 over Boston 6 with Cincinnati 0 to Brooklyn 2 and New York 1 to Chicago 0. Tomorrow’s schedule lists games St Louis at Philadelphia and others across Brooklyn New York Cincinnati.
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St. Louia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Louie
Iban
Beaton
International League Yesterday's Results
Orfolog 16 Buffalo 11 Jermay City 6 Toronto 4 Syracuse 4 Newark 1 Rocheaster 7 Reading 2.
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Orfolog
Buffalo
Jermay City
Toronto
Syracuse
Newark
Rocheater
Reading
Boy Wonders Meet Tonight in Billiards Clash
Chicago May 16 A long running rivalry resumes as Young Jake Schaefer and Walter Cochran begin a three night 600 point block each for the world billiard championship in Old Chicago. Schaefer, holder after recent win over Hoppe, and Cochran, both young stars, have drawn crowds with youth and skill in touring exhibitions.
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Chicago
Wondera
Cochran
Schaefer
Cochran Td
Hach
Aiica
Taka Bebweter
Elittr
Gaman Today Orioles at Buffalo and other matchups
A sports page notes Orioles at Buffalo and Jersey City at Toronto with Reading at Rochester Newark at Syracuse. An advertisement by Stephan Lewis of Kentucky praises Folay Kidney Pills for kidney trouble, claiming pain relief and improved health after ten years of issues.
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Gaman
Orioles
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Reading
Rochester
Newark
Syracans
Rio
Stephan Lewis
Martinsburg beats Chambersburg in Blue Sox Cup opener
Martinsburg defeats Chambersburg 7 to 5 in the Blue Sox Cup opener. Morrin led the visitors with three hits in four at bats. Rocker highlighted their defense while Roberts allowed 17 hits for the West Virginia club. Ferner fanned six as Ratt held the game to a five minute delay in the third.
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Chambersburg
Martinsburg
John W. Huke
America
Pat Rolling
Morrin
Martinburg
Rocker
Roberts
West ‘Virginia
Ferner
Mica Brana
Close-Ups By Hank at Syntay School Rivalry Opening
Hank reports on the friendly rivalry at the Syntay School Basshatl event, noting it will be conducted in good spirit to counter petty squabbles. He mentions Tommy Rowers planning to stay in the fight game, Hebert and Clippin in pitching duties, and a new city park baseball diamond for local boys to use.
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Syntay
Basshatl' Leng Tarday
Tommy
Tomy
Aret
Johnny Rebhat
Williamsport
Tha
Hebert
Clippi
SE Mark
Ull
Hagerstown
Big Six Has Tavented New Baseball Game
Matty, a famed pitcher, recalls creating the baseball game Big Six after studying Hall of Famer Tinker. At Saranac, he developed a unique strategy that influenced many later matches.
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Skao
Dulloit
Gloriaty MathteWwaou
Saranac
Saks
Matty
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Lew Kline
Travinger — and
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Jack Dempsey
Retin
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A.B. Pet. Diehl
O'Hearn Mahan
Rapine
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Talarcak Phillips Jones
Tr Andrak
White
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Berry Ben Bachman Oor
Beltley
Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown Free
Jsepers
International League
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Buffalo Shawnedbase
Werney City
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Eeqpee
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Mike Mowrey
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Yingling Auto & Carriage Wks
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Frederick St. Farnp
Hank
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Beteen Him
Tinker
Danzer
Danzer Metal Works
West Lee. Street
Gevning
Borioa
Ubia
B. Haines
W. Franklin St. Hagerstown
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