Maroons and Terriers To Open Week In Chambersburg
The Chambersburg Maroons led by Michael Mowery face Mickey Corcoran’s Terriers in their 1922 season opener in Chambersburg with Lefty Russell scheduled to pitch. Washington Nationals owner Clarke Griffith will attend to scout Russell as a potential trade target, with a reported deal value between $3000 and $4000 for the Nationals.
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Pitching Staff Delivers In Three Game Martinsburg Series
Mickey Corcoran's team wins two of three against Martinsburg Blue Sox, leaders of the league, with strong pitching from Reiley and Marian. Charley Mahan shaves the Blues in the opener, while Bill Reiley dazzles on a sunlit morning, fanning batters and stifling the visitors as Wilson and Goff clash for fan praise in Hagerstown.
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New First Sacker And Catcher On Way Here
Reynolds and McKnight candidates for third. Corcoran to be replaced by a new first baseman and catcher this week. Crosse from New London League expected to fill the vacancy at first. O Hearn out. McKnight and Revnolis vie for third base. Marquard praised for alert fielding and heads up play in yesterday’s game.
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Pirates and Reds Split Twin Bill in Pittsburgh
May 31 reports say Pittsburgh and Cincinnati divided a doubleheader with the morning game tied and the Pirates taking the second contest. The Pirates used five pitchers in the afternoon win, while Cincinnati struggled to contain Pittsburgh’s offense late.
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Dodgers Win Both Games Over Boston in Twinbill
Brooklyn took both ends of a May 31 doubleheader from Boston, winning the morning game and then the afternoon 9 to 4. Vance set a strikeout record with ten in the day, while Dert Griffith had six hits and steady slugging support.
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Antietam St School Captures Public School League Title
The Antietam Direct School sixth graders won the league championship with all city public schools in the race. The team will receive a pennant, led by Captain Gindya Smith and a lineup including Ethel Matta Mildred Pottenberger Katherine Kendell Hoton Hottman Pauling Grove Chriss line Cropper Mildred Zimmerman Virginia Homer Charlotta Bible Lelia Monegan Jane Anderson Dorothea Heynolda and coach Mlas Vlauche Corderman.
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Donnachie Sets Up Record Mark in 18-Hole Match
Golf pro Jimmy Donnachie of Hagerstown Country Club carded 70 on Memorial Day. First nine in 23 gave a strong start, with Donnachie finishing atop Maryland professional golfers last year and noted as a fast, steady competitor.
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Cobb and Heilmann Suspended After Tigers Browns Game
St Louis May 31 Manager Ty Cobb and Dutheller Heilmann were indefinitely suspended by AL President Ban Johnson after an argument in the ninth inning of Mondays Tigers Browns game. Cobb allegedly stepped on umpire Wilson’s toes and refused to leave the field while Heilmann’s suspension was not explained. Clark was moved to centerfield, Blue ill,ness affected Tigers.
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Champs Easily Win In Game On Monday
Hanover, May 31 Champs with Blethen pitching shut out Hanover 11 to 0 Monday. Blethen allowed four scattered hits while Storny gave up ten. The locals fielded poorly with two errors. Day, McCarthy for the visitors and Davis for Hanover noted. The score by innings shows Frederick 11, Hanover 0.
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Passing of Frank Baker Now Looming
International News Service reports on Frank Baker aging as he shows limited speed at third base during spring camp. Critics note his declining defense and question whether he will return next season, amid plans to use younger hitters in his place.
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Carpentier And Lewis To Stand Before Bar
London May 31 The Daily Mirror reports a libel suit by Georges Carpentier against Town Tables and Carpentier over an article on May 19 titled What I think of Kid Lewis attributed to Carpentier. Kid Lewis faces the English boxing case as the matter moves to law courts.
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Cubs Trade Flack To Cards For Heathcote
CHICAGO May 31 Max Flack outfielder for the Chicago Wadonala traded in to St Louis Cardinals for Ctif Heathcote also an outfielder. The deal was even money and takes effect at once. Heathcote came to the Cardinals in 1818 from Penn State. Hancock Wins: Hancock baseball team defeated the Baltimore & Ohio railroad team 11 to 3. Hancock hit the ball hard and the Cumberlass squad struggled against Hanock hurler. Waynesburg May 31 Heapting Chambersburg’s hurler held local club to five hits and won 6 to 1. Sarsfield allowed many hits, Yavin and Thomas featured on offense.
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Giants Take Both Ends Of Holiday Bill
In Philadelphia on May 31 New York split the doubleheader with Philadelphia. The Giants won 16 to 7 in the second game behind Moeusel who homered twice and doubled, while Lee hit two circuit clouts. Parkingon's two-run score set the ninth inning rally that tied the game. In the morning PHI beat NY 9 6 8 in ten innings. Batteries Necht Snyder Velp ert Betts Baumgardier Plain Suhivan and Peters for NY. Phillion 602000 0241-947 for PHI.
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Waynesboro Man Wins Flag Tourney at Hagerstown Club
Waynesboro’s Frank Barnatt won the Flag Tournament at the Hagerstown Country Club on Memorial Day, posting a gross score of 93 for first prize. Carl Stonebraker took second with 78 and prize golf balls, while Dr. Leonard Hay won third with 80. Ladies and kids also won prizes in a day’s event, with Laura McKee taking the ladies’ putting prize. The day’s top six scores included Barnatt, Stonebraker, Charles Harman, Clifton Anderson, Ward Byron, and William Ernatt.
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Joseph Byron
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Clifton Anderson
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William’ Ernat
A's and Yankees Capture Doubleheader in New York
New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader May day. The Yankees won the morning game 3 to 2 with Hoyt pitching well. The Athletics took the afternoon 4 to 3 as Ruth tied the second game with two homers but a wild throw by Schang allowed the winning run in the ninth.
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Senators Win Doubleheader in Sox Series
In a May doubleheader, the Senators swept the day with 7-4 and 3-1 wins over St. Louis, as Harris and Peckinpaugh dazzled at short and center. Chicago Cubs split with Boston, taking the morning 4-1 behind strong pitching from Aldridge while Doak yielded in a lopsided 9-8 afternoon loss.
South End Sluggers Sweep Junior Orioles in Doubleheader
South End Sluggers routed the Junior Orioles 18 to 8 in game one at City Park. In the second game Stouffer matched strong pitching, shutting out the Orioles through six innings before a late rally. Notable moments included Nelson’s liner caught by Notts Fhanstock and a six inning dominance by Stouffer. Batteries were South End Stouffer Soulth and Junior Orioles Palladino Nelson.
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Morris Drive Wins for the Villagers in Waynesboro
In May at Waynesboro the Morris team defeated Chambersburg 6 to 3. Lyston hit a two run homer and drove in two runs, while Kanaua Relter and Lynton contributed key hits. Burke pitched seven innings before Godfrey relieved, with solid outfield catches by Schomtnant and strong fielding. Final score 6-3.
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Sox Capture Double Bill As Cubs Triumph In Ninth
Cleveland falls to Chicago 7 6 after a late rally, with Mulligan delivering a decisive single and Johnson settling the game. Illinois? Noted pitchers Courtney Wabur and Schalk on Courtneys side, while Leveratt and Sebaties anchor Chicago’s win in a muddy, low-scoring affair.
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Browns Win Sixteen Inning Go From Tigers
St Louis and Detroit split a double header, Detroit winning the morning game 5 4 in 16 innings while St Louis captured 1 in the late contest 5 The unexpected extended opener featured Durst batting for Tobin and Cadilyn driving in the winning run in the 16th as Detroit out hit St Louis 11 to 7 with Shocker and partners on the mound for St Louis and Gidley for Detroit in a marathon day two game.
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Baseball Scores From the Blue Ridge League
Yesterday results show Wagenstown 10 Martinsburg 4 and Frederick 4 Hanover 1 in morning play. Afternoon found Martinsburg 21 Hagerstown 0 and Frederick 9 Hanover 20 in 12 innings. Waynesboro 6 Chambersburg. today Hagerstown at Chambersburg Frederick at Waynesboro Wanover at Martinsburg.
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American League Results and Standings Update
Yesterday morning Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 0 and New York beat the Athletics 3 2 Detroit won 6 5 against St Louis while Washington topped Haston 7 4 in afternoon games Athletica 4 New York 1 Chicago 7 Cleveland 1 Washington Benton 3 Standings show Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Boston and St Louis 2 Detroit 1 in 16 innings Current day schedule lists Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland and Washington at Boston with St Louis 2 Detroit 1 in extra innings
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National League Saturday Results Summary
Morning games saw Chicago defeat St Louis 4 to 1 and Cincinnati 9 to 3 over Pittsburgh. Brooklyn and Boston played to 3 with Philadelphia and New York both noted, while afternoon games included Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 4 and Brooklyn 8 Boston 4. New York 16 Philadelphia 7 and Chicago 4 St Louis 1. Tomorrow games listed for St Louis at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia.
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Reading and Baltimore Show Mixed Baseball Results
Morning scores from yesterday include a 4 1 Hanover win in a ten inning game with Stevens pitching for the visitors and Miller for the locals. Other notes mention a 3 to 0 Sunday school victory and a no hit game by First Baptists in Willow Park.
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