Mickey Himself Leads League With Big Batting Start
Paiment of Chambersburg tops the Loop with a 513 average through ten games. Luciano of Martinsburg is second at 462 while Mickey Himself sits third at 444. Hubs have six players hitting .300 or better, Rodgers at .409 leads in doubles with seven. McLean leads in strikeouts with ten and steals with six. Hagerstown leads team batting at .317.
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Koch
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Frederick
Blue Ridge League Scores and Next Day Pairings
Martinsburg defeated Hagerstown 3 to 0 while Waynesboro beat Chambersburg 5 to 4 and Frederick toppled Hanover 5 to 3. Tomorrow’s games pair Martinsburg at Hagerstown Waynesboro at Chambersburg and Frederick at Hanover. Best Bet for Majors highlights Jack Holland of Oklahoma City and rookie Jack Saltzgaver as top prospects.
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Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Frederick
Hanover
Jack Holland
Oklahoma City
Jack Saltzgaver
Pees
Hanover Saa
Keystone Club Battles A S at Willow Lane Park
Sunday afternoon at Willow Lane Park the Hagerstown Athletics meet the Keystonne A C of Waynesboro in a twin bill kickoff at 2 pm. It is the first meeting between the teams with a strong local side facing a solid foe amid a rain disrupted previous schedule. Stine is set for a start and Dofflemyer will catch in one game. AML members should report by 12 20 at the park.
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Keystonne A. C
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Stine
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Athletics
Wildcats to Play Locals In Weekend Series
The Williamsport Wildcats host the Hagerstown Collegians today at Conomac Park in the second game of their series with 2:30 pm start. Manager Zimerman will send Letty Lowman to the mound. Sunday the Cats meet the Good Will Fire Company of Chambersburg in the year’s first clash against that club. Hetzer may handle Sunday’s pitching after last year’s two victories over the Firemen. The Wildcats line includes Miller Buharp Reed Lowman W Zimmerman Mack A Anderson Guessford Taylor with two newcomers George and Taylor seeing action in practice and likely to play.
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Hagerstown Collegians
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Good Will Fire Company
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Guessford
Taylor
George
Umek Breaks Up Richman's Streak In Bunyon Derby
Giusto Umek of Trail wins the 37 mile bunion derby from Kent to Van Horn in 5:06:20 breaking Sam Richman of New York’s five day winning streak. Richman finishes second in 5:15:30 with Paul Simpson 8:30 behind. Johnny Salo and Pete Gavuzzi tie for fourth with 5:55:05 as total elapsed time leaders.
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Trail
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Burington
N. C
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Passaic
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England
Hubs Must Win Today To Hold Lead In Loop
The Hubs must win today to stay in first or face second place as Sam Stremus or Bill Howser will pitch at Willow Lane at 3 o clock. Malacky returns for the Hubs while Dan O Leary directs lineup. yesterday they lost 8 to 0 due to poor hitting against Griffiths. Mathews, Incals pitched adequately while three Hubs errors aided the Sox. this game decides the series and the loop lead for the time being.
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Sam Stremus
Bill Howser
Willow Lane
Malacky
Dan O'Leary
Griffiths
Mathews
Sox
Hagerstown AB
Pytlak
Kach
Barrett
Luciano
Radcliff
Gartland
Scott
Sharkey
Ss - Griffiths
Martinsburg AB
E. Comstock
Hagerstown
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Hume
Starkey
Koch
Kelliher
Doyle
Griffith
Martinsburgh
Tighe
Vanilon
Americans Impress In French International Tennis Tourney
Paris May 24 America's standard bearers in the French international tennis championship moved forward today Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter swept through the opening round in singles and reached the semi finals in men's doubles Hunter with Miss Melen Wills to the quarter finals in mixed doubles The American aces edge toward a clash with great French rivals and Senorita Elia De Alvarez of Spain as the tennis improves.
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America
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Frank Hunter
Hunter
Melen Wills
Miss Wills
Elia de Alvarez
Spain
Warriors Win With Redbirds in Extra Innings
Waynesboro edged Chambersburg 3 to 4 in 11 innings as Jim Morton delivered a game winning double in the eleventh. Frederick defeated the Raiders 5 to 3 at Hanover after rain paused play, with Hanover leading 3 on and none out before the storm.
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Big Jim Morton
Frederick
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Bryant
Waynesboro AB
R. H. C. A. Ee Schacht
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Detroit Drivers Tested for Mental Fitness Findings
May 25 report from Dr Theophile Raphael at Recorders Court notes 100 traffic violators tested. 1 found insane in bane category, 13 feeble minded, 12 inferior intelligence. Farrell awarded Gary medal for distinguished achievement in iron and steel industry announced May 26 in New York.
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Theophile Raphael
Recorders Court
Bane
Farrell
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Farrell, OU. &. Steel
Gary
Tigers Beat White Sox In 21-Inning Marathon
Tigers and White Sox battled 21 innings at Comiskey Park with Detroit finally winning 6 to 5. Lyons and Uhle pitched most innings. Stoner finished for Detroit. Yankees and Athletics neared the AL lead as the Mackmen swept the Senators and Red Sox. Cubs moved to NL lead after 7-3 win. Giants won 7-3. Robins beat Phillies 4-2. Reds-Pirates game postponed by rain.
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National League
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McCarthy
Willig Sherdel
M. Clarence Mitchell
Cub
Giants
Pol Grounds
McGrawren
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Can This Be True Ernie Lombardi Hits Near .500 Mark
The Oakland California catcher Ernie Lombardi was hitting close to .500 after the first month of play in the Pacific Coast League, signaling an exceptional start to the season. Lombardi’s early pace elevated expectations for the league’s standout newcomer.
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Clos
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