Lefty Russell to Start for Terriers in Key Clash with Champs
Lefty Russell pitches for the Terriers against Frederick champions with Ducky Davis catching. New infielders include infielder Saul Robinson from Harrisburg and shortstop Marquard, who can cover ground from second to third. Practice at Wislow Lane Park preceded the game as Corcoran reshapes the lineup hoping for improved runner work and tighter defense.
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Mickey Corcoran
Frederick
Lefty Russell
Corcoran
Russell
Ducky Davis
Dugie
Saul Robinson
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Robbie
Clearfield
Harrisburg Independents
Bill Lqtteriee
Mika Mowrey
Chambersburg Maroons
Terriers
Tony Talarczyk
Wislow Lane Park
Infeld
Rnner
Marquard
Candida
Matley
Tony
Phillies Drop Double Header in Brooklyn Sweep
Brooklyn swept Philadelphia in a May 27 doubleheader, winning 11 to 7 in the opener and 7 to 0 in the nightcap. Ruether held the Phillies to limited hits in the first game while Vance allowed eight scattered safeties in the second. Batters for Brooklyn included Ruiz and others, as Philadelphia, led by Feathers, Miller, and Henline, struggled offensively.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ruether
Vance
Phillies
Slyatgh
Seback
ROH
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Reds And Cubs Split Twin Bill Yesterday
Cincinnati May 27 The Reds and Cubs split a doubleheader in the season’s first local twin bill. Chicago won the opener 2 to 1 as Heavers outpitched Rixey. In the second game Keck limited the visitors to four hits to win 2 to 1, while Malsel left after a line drive scare.
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Tus
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Keck
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Cheng
Cardinals
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Pittsburgh
Hiatteries
Cheaves
O'Farrell
Doak Secures Seventh Win in Confusing Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Doak achieving a seventh win amid stray names and unclear places. The text blends college sports cues with misread words and partial names, leaving the main outcome and participants difficult to confirm.
Neal Ball Released as Augusta Manager in South Atlantic League
Frank H. Barrett president announced Neal Ball former Baltinora Oriote had been released as manager of the Augusta team in the South Atlantic League this season. Ball failed to show managerial capabilities, leading to his departure.
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Baltinora Oriote
D. Lee Staley
Hagerstown
Augusta Leaat
Frank H. Barrett
Ball
South
Bob Martin Fights For 95th Knockout Victory
In Eldorado Arkansas on May 27 Bob Martin the American expatriate heavyweight champion scored his 95th knockout stopping Sailor Maxon in the third round after Maxon was dropped three times in the second and twice more in the third before a decisive right hand ended the bout.
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Ark
Bob Martin
Sailor Bhl Maxon
Maxon
Giants Defeat Braves Twice In Doubleheader
New York defeated Boston in two games, 6 to 2 and 10 to 2. Jess Barnes and Arthur Nelt started for the Giants, with Cunningham homering and Groh drawing multiple walks in the second game. Rik New York scored 6 runs in the opener, while Boston managed 2 in the second contest.
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Routon
Jess Barnes
Arthur Nelt
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Braves
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Groh
Prat
Rik
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Batterles
J. Barnes and Snyder
Marquard, Milley, Lansing and O'Neal
Raiders Trip Villagers by 8 to 4 in May game
In Waynesboro on May 26 Hanover s Reiders broke loose in the fourth inning scoring all eight runs to defeat the Villagers 8 to 4. McCleary started on the mound for Hanover before Miller closed out the game. Morrie homered for Waynesboro with three hits in three at bats while Fitzgerald added two for the home club. Goff and Weaver led the visitors with two hits each.
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King
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O'Meara
L. James
Gardner
Day
Blemnen
Frei ‘Adeuck
Hagerstown
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Shaner
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Hanovers Reiders
McCleary
Focal Club
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Morrie
Waynasboro
Fitzgerald
Hottie
Goff
Weaver
Bingley
Baseball Summary From Hanover at Waynesboro Game
National League action saw Hanover beat Waynesboro 8 to 4 in a long 4 hour 52 minute contest. Key hits included two base hits by Morris and Fitzgerald and Kaunas. Pitching featured McCleary as the winning pitcher and Godfrey as the losing pitcher with several players contributing in scoring and fielding.
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Lnnings
Hanover
Veevee
Landis
Kaunas
Lyston
Morris
Fitzgerald
Goft
Schentinant
Lioyd
Conti
Miller
Innnings
McCleary
Godfrey
Byers
Kissinger
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in District Play
In Hagerstown Fradarick beat HAGERSTOWN 9 to 4. Hanover defeated Waynesboro 8 to 4. Martinsburg won 4 to 0 against Chambersburg. Today’s games include Fradarick at HAGERSTOWN, Chambersburg at Martinsburg, and Waynesboro at Hanover.
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Fradarick
Hagerstown
Hanover
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Ube Pet
Frederick
Sen
Sports slate and results from major league games
Games today include Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia while Chicago plays Cincinnati and Pittsburgh faces St Louis. Yesterday the American League saw Chicago 2 St Louis 1 and Cleveland 8 Detroit 3 with Boston topping Anthietias 6 and Washington beating New York 3. Philadelphia at Boston and St Louis at Chicago with New York at Washington complete the round.
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Boston
Bt.Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
T. Anthietias
Games Today
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Yanks Without Ruth Defeated In Washington
Washington edged New York 3 to 1 as Zachary pitched well for the home nine. Washington built a two run lead in the first inning on Qua lin’s two base hit after the Ruthless club made an error. Shawkey lasted five innings, yielding two hits and three walks while New York’s lone tally came on an error. Final line Washington 200 010 00x to 8 10 2. New York 090 100 000 to 6 9 1. Batterias, Zachary, Charrity, Shawkey and Schang.
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Washington
Mays
Zachary Oul
Shawkey
Ruthinss
New York
Qualin
Hy Yieldad
Zachary
Charrity
Shawhey
Schang
Forfeited Game By Ton Reformed Nine At City Park
The Ton Reformed baseball team forfeited to St Pauls U G at Roi Beth City Park diamond last evening for not showing up on time. Umpire George Zalpler tallied the forfeit. The match appeared to have been scheduled in Pittsburgh area with local addresses and names noted in the report.
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U. G
Coopw
Zion and Ouch
Paak Ant Clemann
International League Scores and Schedule From Jersey City
Yesterday results show Jersey City 13, Baltimore 2. Rochester 6, Buffalo 4. Reading 6, Newark 2. Today Jersey City at Reading, Newark at Baltimore, Syracuse at Buffalo, Toronto at Rochester. A separate note warns artesian water in Australia faces waste unless NSW conserves by limiting bore flow as concerns rise over a 25.8 percent daily loss.
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Newark
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Buffalo
Toronto
Australia
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New South Wales
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Taranto
Martinsburg 4 Chambersburg 0 as Wilson stars with two homers
Martinsburg defeated Chambersburg 4 to 0 with center fielder Wilson driving in both the first and second homer in the sixth and eighth innings. Roberts held Chambersburg to six hits while Woodgie pitched well for the visitors. Mullaney and Reynolds added two hits for the locals as Martinsburg's fielding and pitching carried the game.
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Mullaney
Wilson
Chambersburg Ab
Pelly
Russell
Wonigie
Martineburg Ab
Ar. Brophy
Black
Clark
Viess
Tide Rawlings
Boo
Norrla
Wae Brahany
Roberts
Hagerstown Oriole Club to Host Western Enterprise Series
The Hagerstown Oriole Baseball Club will host Western Enterprise on the Middleburg pike diamond in a two game set to be played Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 2 30 oclock.
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Hagerstown Oriole
Western Enterprise Alma
Middleburg Pike
Triple starts trouble for A's in extra innings
Boston defeated Philadelphia 9 to 3 in ten innings as Beaton drove in the winning run after Boster’s center field grounder and Ruel’s single. Walker tied the game in the seventh with a homer, while the Athletics’ pitchers struggled in the late frames.
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Boster
Bryan Harris
Ruel
Shortstop
Beaton
Philadelphia
Walker
Indians Bunch Hits and Win
Detroit May 27 Cleveland bunch hits off Stinar and Olson Friday defeating Detroit 8 to 3. Stephenson who succeeded Gardner at third for the Indians drove a home run over the fence in the first inning with two on base. Batteries Morton ONeill Stonerband Cole Olson Woodall Basstor.
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Cleveland
Stinar
Olson
Stephenson
Gardner
Indiana
Morton and
O'Neill
Stonerband
Cole
Woodall
Basstor
Jat Christian Downs St Johns Lutheran Sunday League Clash
The Wiret Christian Sunday School team defeated St John’s Lutheran nine on Willow Lane Park, 3 to 0. Weibel pitched well for the Christian squad, while Kline started for St John’s and was relieved by Fridlager after yielding three runs. Joe Hildebrand delivered a featured triple for the Wiret Christians.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Willow Lane Park
Weibel
Christian Boys
Kline
Tatheran
Fridlager
Joe Hildebrand
Wirat_Christian
Automotive Company Buys Local Garage
The American Automotive Company, formed by Singers Town and Morrisburg men, completed the purchase of the Charles F Hull garage and residence on North Locust street and East Washington. Purchase price about seventy thousand dollars. Plans include 40 automobile sales. Attorneys and officers named include J Frocker Harrisburg and Charles II Bowers of Hagerstown with Noulette as attorney. A radio fan noted interference and joked about a jazz concert with flappers misbehaving.
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North Locuat Street
East
Washington Straet
American Automotive Company
Singerstown
Morrisburg
Ary SchacMer
Harraterg
Wis
Manace Dieurge
Dodge
J. Frocker
Harrisburg
W. R. Ket Charles II, Bowers of
Hagerstein
Noulette
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