Sweeney York First Sacker Leads Interstate Slugger Race
Henry Sweeney of York takes over the interstate slugger lead with 464 points in a week for the series, Jim Callahan of Trenton moves to second, and Clark Henry of York is third. Stats show Sweeney atop hits and runs leaders, with Guy Glaser tying for hits. John Capps leads home runs, Bob Martin tops runs and doubles, while Julian Morgan and Elwood Lawson stand out on pitching and batting averages for Hagerstown and Wilmington.
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Callahan
Trenton
Morgan
Owls
Henry Sweeney
York
Jim Callahan
Homes
Chicago
Clark Henry
Sweeney
Guy Glaser
Wilmington
John Capps
Newtown
Tom Cases
Bob Martin
Hagerstown
Tom Liles
Jim Houch
Lancaster
Julian Morgan
Elwood Lawson
Nowak
Palkovite
Martin
Rothman
Welch
Liles
Mierkowicz
Dwyer
Crimmins
Thomas
Allentown
Wiles
Paikovitz
Palkevitz
A Mierkowicz
Fountain Head Club Hosts 9-Hole Handicap Tourney
Fountain Head Country Club runs a nine hole handicap golf tournament on Tuesday with greens and fairways in excellent condition. The event features a paired round with many head to head matches from 9:00 to 9:55 am, including Bert Carlson versus C Steele and W V Harvey versus A Lakin, amid a large field of entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Bert Carlson
C. Steele
W. V. Harvey
A. Lakin
Jeff Young
Ed Blair
Fred Wright
King Noel
Lee Hines
C. E
France
N. Holzapfel
Fred Reynolds
W. E B. Murphy
J. C. Stonebraker
H. J. Funk
Charles Harris
C. H. Staup
Fred Beachley
W. R. Moore
Bob Fridinger
Joe Ward
W. Z. Grabill
A. V. Dorsey
L. S. Maxwell
W. A. Westphal
Ben Reed
A. L. Hewh
Leo Miller
Earl Hoffman
T. A. Chappelear
F. Kaiss
R. W. Cash
Bye
Les Gardner
H. R. Zimmerman
Ed Anderson
H. Treisler
Jimi Koliopuious
S. A. Angotti
L. Walck
P. J. Potter
G. H. Lewis
Hugh Troxell
B. Grimes
D. Funk
Three Games On Tap In Circuit Tonight
Three games are listed in the Y Community softball league for this evening. Colonial Hardwood meets Coachman Center Service Ten at Reservoir Park northeast diamond. Masters vs Potomac Edison nine plays at northwest diamond City Park. Fraternal Order of Engels vs City Athletic Club at southwest diamond City Park.
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Y Community
Colonial Hardwood
Coachman Center Service
Reservoir Park Northeast
Masters
Potomac Edison
City Park
Southwest
Fraternal Order of Engels
City Athletic Cink
Interstate League Results and Schedule Highlights
Saturday results include Trenton 9 Hagerstown 6 and Allentown 1 York 3 with rain affecting Wilmington Lancaster. Tomorrow’s games list York at Hagerstown and Hagerstown at York, plus cross matchups among Allentown Lancaster Trenton Wilmington. Previous day saw Pittsburgh 4-2 and Boston Chicago St. Louis and New York scores across multiple games.
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Trenton
Hagerstown
Allentown
York
Wilmington-Lancaster
Lancaster
Wilmington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Hagerstown & Renton
Nee
Major League Leaders From The Annaoiated Preas
National League leaders include Walker of Brooklyn with a .444 batting average and 59 hits, Schultz of Brooklyn 33 RBIs, Lane racked with 6-0 for Lanier of St. Louis, and Barrett of Pittsburgh seven triples. American League lists Tucker Chicago .395, Doerr Boston 45 hits, and Hayes Secrey tied for six homers, with Leonard 4-0 on the mound. Hancock A C seeks contests with strong teams. practice twice weekly under Herbert Johnson in Hancock, Ma.
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Annaoiated Preas
Walker
Brooklyn
Gordagaray
Schultz
Brook Jn
Holmes
Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
O.t
Tucker
Chicago
Johnson
Tabor
Doerr
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Hancock
Hancock A. C
Herbert Johnson
Woodland Way To Hold Annual Meet At Junior High
Woodland Way Junior High School will hold its annual meet this afternoon starting at 1 o'clock. Seventeen events are listed for boys and girls including sprints from 50 to 90 yards, 160 yard dash, 440 yard relay, 220 yard relay, half mile, running and standing jumps, soft ball throws, target pitch and dodge ball distance. Officials include Mrs. Stone and Messrs Roulette Ray Biggs Hoover Neikirk Wagner Poole Gibson Brindle. Student assistants named, plus messengers Rosensteel Hite P Martin. Refreshments will be available and the public is invited.
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Woodland Way Junior High School
Stone
Messrs. Roulette
Ray
Biggs
Miss Hoover
Neikirk
Miss Wagner
Miss Poole
Gibson
Miss Brindle
Crinkleton
Gray
Ruppert
Miller
Martin
W. Swope
Crant
Hollinger
Leatherman
J. Snyder
Lushbaugh
Rawls
Moore
Saylor
H. Ben
Double Or Nothing For Champ Yanks
The world champion New York Yankees swept four midseason doubleheaders this year and extended their lead with a 6 to 0 11 inning win and a 6 to 2 victory over the St Louis Browns in a doubleheader. Johnny Lindell hit a key homer to spark a late uprising. Rookie Joe Page outpitched Jack Kramer in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Bronx Bombers
St. Louis
Browns
Denny Gatehouse
Brown
Hank Borowy
Johnny Lindell
Joe Page
Jack Kramer
Giants
Bilyl Voiselle
Polo Grounds
Big Mort Cooper
Teh Ottmen
Jim Tobin
al Javery
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Dutch Nieman
Braves
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Dykemen
Chicago
Joe Bowman
Clem Hausman
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Cincinnati
Augie Galan
Dddie Basinski
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Johnny Niggeling
Jimmy Outlaw
Tigers
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Nick Strincevich
Sewell
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Jesse Flores
A’s
Tribe
Paul Calvert
Delaware Park Opening Today Amid War Time Changes
Stanton Delaware May 28 Delaware Park opens a 30 day race meet with a record purse of 478000 and 13 stakes races. no daily double this year to ease transport and plant absenteeism. First post 3 30 daily with Dover States 3500 added for two year olds in the opening card.
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Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Pensive
Stir Up
Platter
Twilight Tear
First Post
Dover States
Owls and York Meet Tomorrow Morning at 10
The Owls and York Roses prepare for a 10 o clock game tomorrow at the stadium, with a double win yesterday and a strong showing from Art Dwyer, Julian Morgan, Hank Nowak, and Ed Mierkowicz in recent play. The Owls face Trenton Packers in a later game after hiking through Saturday’s 13 hits to nine for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
York Roses
York
Trenton Packers
Art Dwyer
Julian Morgan
Hank Nowak
Liles
Nowak
Packers
Kaiser
Dwyer
Petty
Ed Mierkowicz
Bob Crimmins
Grimm Returns to Cubs as Manager After Long Hiatus
Lancaster and Wilmington split a doubleheader in Interstate League action as Lancaster’s Red Roses edged Wilmington 5-4 in the nightcap after a 12-9 opener loss. Key players included Jankowski for Wilmington with a homer and Marsh, Yeash, Kobokney for Lancaster, with Chetkovich earning the win. Time 2-45.
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Lancaster
Wilmington
Red Roses
Glaser
Jankowski
Levan
Lehman
Wetterholma
Q Korponay
Kine
McConvery
Estock
Yeash
Barillari
Chetkovich
Mimasese
Lawson
Is Lancaster
Rhoa Fox
Reuters
Polite
McDonnal
McGillen
McCrabb
Wilmingto
Marsh
Baker
McConvery Houck
Kline
Polito
Mulvey
Houck
Jankowsk
Korponey
Winters
Dziga
Heller
Neisler
Schmidt
Armstrong
Owls Rally Produces Late Run Scoring in Tilt
In a fragmented box score, Nowak drives in a run for Hagerstown with Crimmins and Liles contributing. Trenton fielded stings of hits and errors as Kitman, Mierkowicz, and Palkovitz helped plate runs. final innings saw emphasized plays and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
Allentown Takes Two From Roses in Doubleheader
Allentown duplicated a doubleheader sweep over the York Roses in Allentown Pa, winning 7 to 3 in nine innings and 5 to 2 in six, before 3 753 fans. Lugos won the first game for Allentown with strong relief, while Shope took the loss in the nightcap as Allentown moved into a second place tie with Wilmington.
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Allentown
Wilmington
York Roses
York AB
Hoa Schmidt
Henry
Randel
Sweeny
Amato
Brooks
Herman
Vauntiatt
Iacey
Shope
Povis
Davis
Cappa
Lancelotti
Manek
Pycene
Taucha
Cole
Lugos
Isoby
Allento
Homan
Gracey
Gauntiery
Calvin
Vanek
Lancelatul
Kohy
Moe
Lancelotul
York
Wild Piten
Kus
Colvin
Tages
Koby
Luger
Ionings
Greene and
Tatler
Fork
McCullough
Cwik
Stockhausen
Geiss, Blake and
Masson
Cita Ts
Baseball News From yesterday's major league games
AP report summarizes Opening Day results across the circuit. Mort Cooper spun a first shutout for the Cardinals against the Giants while Voiselle limited the Cards to three hits. Dodgers beat Cincinnati behind Gasinski and Tobin, Braves beat Cubs, Sewell and Barrett helped the Pirates and Phillies split. Lindell and Levy led the Yankees in a clean sweep of the Browns, Niggeling starred for the Tigers, Busch and Rosar drove Athletics and Indians to splits.
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Associated Press
Mort Cooper
Cards
Bill Voiselie
Giants
Cooper
Strikang
Voiselle
Dixie Walker
Eddie Basinski
Dodgers
Walker
Dodger
Gasinski
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jim Tobin
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Tobin
Cubs
Holmes
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Dick Barret
Phillies
Sewell
Barrett
Johnny Lindell
Ed Levy
Yankees
Lindell
Levy
Browns
John Niggeling
Senator
Jimmy Outlaw
Tigers
Niggeling
Outlaw
Edgar Busch
Athletics
Buddy Rosar
Indians
Busch
Rosar
Grid Coaches Meet On Code Grid
New York May 29 The National Collegiate Football code unchanged since 1943 will guide a day long coaches convention with unofficial action. Big Ten mentors ban out of bounds kickoffs and study rules on passes behind the line and defending players with a fumble. Honorary memberships were given to Hamilton and Wickhorst as speakers preview the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Bingham
Harvard
Bingham
Big Ten
Tom Hamilton
Frank Wickhorst
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Fountain Head
Harry
Harry M. Friedman
North
Jonathan &T
Auto Salvage & Parts Noveus
St Louis
Tor Pitsburgh
New AL
Boxton
Cileaxe
Hayes
Secrey
Sturmmweiss
Leonard
Pensi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Newville
Woodland Way
Champ Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Pennsy City
Palkovitz
Hassocks
Miskis
Tart
Stansky
Giamberluela
Kitman
Misero
Giamberlluela
Beegle
Belair Stud
Apache
Wheasley Stables
Bossuet
Jim Fitzsimmons
Rand
West Washington St
Is Gruber Ed
Hotel
Alexander Bldg
Charlie Grimm
Phil K. Wrigley
Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee
Brewers
Retuels Total
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Sebate Brulisat
Short
Rhodes
Trenton Abrh OA Stansky
Morr Vudelsanen
Giambelluca
Fallers
Th. Hagerstown AB
Alartin
Lites
Gos Welch
Misera
Kit- Liles
Dowble
Stansk
Mierkwicz
Harerson
King
Gillespie
Kitna
Misern
Altakis
C Dee
Kairer
Miles PR
Patty
Halser
Hagerstow
Rothmin
Wes
Nowar
Mierk
Palkovit
Trenton Eas
Boegiens
Lil
Douhl
Egies
Dwy
Kaser
Roses
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
PEON
Wat Fleischer
Brick
Tarpa
Dratda
Grand Admirals House
Penn
Friend
Cora
Akbar
MR. Ape
Ispinach
York Vs Owls
Second National Bank
We Buy
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
Imen
Concord
Potomac
Kem Tone
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
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