McKnight To Cover Third As Verecker First Today
In Staley’s absence the Terriers shift lineup at Willow Lane Park for first in league leading Mar. Verecker starts at first base with McKnight at third as Charley Mahan again pitches for the Terriers. Robbie Robinson was released after tryout. Ramsey and Russell duel on the mound in a 4-0 loss to Frederick.
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Dirst
Russa
Rimsey
Jaby Ramsey
Prederick
Angeratown
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Blethen
Igama
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Saturday Baseball Scores in Maryland and Nearby
Brederick 4 Hagerstown 0 Hanover 6 1 Waynesboro 0 3 Chambersburg 6 Martinsburg 5 Games today Martinsboro at Hagerstown game called 2 20 p m Frederick at Hanover Chambersburg at Waynesboro
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Baseball Scores and Schedule for Sunday Results
In the American League New York beat Washington 3 to 1 while Philadelphia defeated Boston 2 to 2 and Chicago edged St. Louis 28 to 2. Cleveland and Detroit tied or listed as b. Sunday results include St. Louis 4 Chicago 2 and Washington 4 New York 3 with Detroit 7 Cleveland 6. Games today: Detroit at St. Louis, Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Boston.
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Baseball results from National League nightly games
National League scores show New York 7 Boston 1 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 23 with other matches including Chicago and Cincinnati. Games today feature St Louis at Chicago New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn.
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Scores from yesterday in the International League
The results show Orioletta 8 over Newark 4, Jersey City 14 over Reading 6, Fufialo 8 over Syracuse 7, Toronto 8 over Rochester 7. Today's schedule lists Newark at Baltimore, Toronto at Rochester, Tersey City at Reading in two series, and Syracuse at Buffalo for two games.
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Rogers Hornsby Leads All Home Run Hitters of Year
Rogers Hornsby tops the home run chart with a breakout performance guiding the Nationals to a win. McHenry contributed a key hit as the team grabbed a 3 1 victory, while the Athletics were held by opponents who benefited from strong pitching and fielding.
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Waynesboro Breaks Long Losing Streak in Split
Wayneboro Hanover opened with a 6 0 win as Joyce pitched airtight ball. In the second game Clark and Winslow locked in a pitching duel with Hanover taking a 3 1 victory. Claryte and Clavie key for Waynesboro in the late effort.
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Link
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Flag Tourney Set For Memorial Day At Hagertstown Course
Vimny Donuachle of Hagerttown Country Club reports readiness for a Memorial Day flag golf tournament on the local course. About 70 golfers are expected, including more than a dozen ladies, with several clubs from Chambersburg Greencastle and Frederick expected to participate. Handicaps will be revised today by the committee amid strong weekend play and rising golf membership.
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St James School Wins Interscholastic Track Meet
St James School won the Third Annual Interscholastic Track and Field meet at St James School, beating Martinsburg High by 7 and 12 points as 10 schools competed. Diento of Martinsburg starred with 14 points. Glazebrook of St James had 11. Five records fell including the 100 yard dash and broad jump.
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Staley
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Martinsburg Maroons Fall To Chambersburg In Hazy Tilt
Martinsburg saw a seven game win streak end as Chambersburg defeated them 6 to 5. Jones started on the mound for Martinsburg and was charged with the loss after allowing Tl hits. Shirey of Hagerstown drove in runs as Chambersburg built an early lead and held on. Defensively Martinsburg misplayed several balls allowing multiple runs while Thomas and Reynolde shined in the field for Chambersburg. Beers and Mudiangy pitched for Martinsburg in relief.
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Catonsville High stars in tense track meet results
Fragment shows high school track meet with placings in high jump and distance events. Catonsville High, Cumberland High, Suchting, Parker, and Hagerstown athletes listed. One-Mile Relay results place Frederick High second and Catonsville, St. James, and Macdinburg in later positions. Officials named include A H Onderdonk as honorary referee and Dr Parcerini Wroth as referee.
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Hagerstown
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Athe
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Sunday School Track Meet Sparks Mystery to Silver Cup Hope
Interest rises as entries pour in for the Sunday School Track Meet on June 7. Kenneth Stoner competes in the mile with high school boys, but a dark horse may challenge for a silver medal. Relay events expect fast times as senior and junior boys practice since May 16. Eligible entrants urged to sign up with Jack Hurley for a chance at the silver cup.
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Jack Hurley
South End Athletics Defeat the Scrubs in Close Tilt
The South End Athletic Club edged the South End Berths 11 to 10 on Saturday. Kershner and Bucken pitched for the Athletics while F Boward and B Boward starred for the Scrubs. The Athletics showcased strong all around play and hoped to schedule more games with local clubs.
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Reynolds shifts to second base for Maroons
Reynolds, a versatile third baseman who played part of last season and was released by Chambersburg, has been moved to second by Manager Mowery. Authorities say Reynolds is hitting toward a 300 mark and proving his value as a veteran, with the Maroons aiming for better standings than Hagerstown and Martinsburg.
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Chambersburg
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Potomac Ave Prices Set at 2100 Dollars Through June First
The listing notes Potomac Avenue price at 2100 dollars with a deadline of June first. Jacques Sr. appears as the contact for plots and sale terms.
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Oescher Narrow Escape Sparks Boston Victory Over Braves
Oescher survived a narrow escape as Boston defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 yesterday. Grimes was knocked out in the third inning while Smath and Shriver shut down the Braves rest of the game. Oeschger blanked the Dodgers into the eighth before two singles and a Wheat error broke the shutout and produced insurance runs.
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Giants Win II A Costly One
New York won its sixth straight game by defeating Philadelphia two to one. Toney left in the fifth after breaking a finger while bunting. Frisch committed four errors in the contest.
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Baltimore Yabigane Beat Hanover 5 2 10 to 5
The Baltimore Yabigane visited Hanover and defeated the Blue Ridge team 5 to 2. Winslow and Storm were knocked from the box and Snyder finished the game, but fared little better.
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