Baseball War Looms Over Landis Johnson Clash
Washington report on 1924 turmoil in baseball as Judge Landis and Ban Johnson clash amid talks of a showdown. Critics label Giants tainted by scandal and President’s attendance at a notable game contrasts with Evans era. The piece notes unprecedented fan fervor and looming changes before spring play.
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Gowdy Stands Among Best Catchers Says McGraw
Giants manager John McGraw calls Hank Gowdy one of the league’s top catchers. Gowdy, who turned 34, rose from Texas to prominence with the Braves before joining the Giants, where McGraw credits his skill and long career in the National League.
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Martinsburg Ties Keyser In 6 6 Tie At Half
Martinsburg and Keyser battled to a 6 to 6 deadlock after a hard fought first half at Keyser West Virginia. The game featured tight defense and several near scoring chances with Runkles passing to Potts and both teams failing to convert key plays.
Shepherd College Beats Blue Ridge in Fairfax Field Thriller
Shepherd College defeated Blue Ridge College eleven from New Windsor Maryland 48 to 5 at Fairfax Field on Saturday. The scoring breakdown by quarters shows Shepherd College leading throughout the game with a strong offense and solid defense securing the win.
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Sioux Leads Haskell Team Saga of 1924 Gridiron Captain
Sioux fullback Ange Carpenter, a full-blooded Sioux and captain of the Haskell Indians, led the year with 41 trips for goal after touchdown last season. He also caught a 42 yard forward pass for a touchdown from John Lavi, the star Indian full back, in a season highlighted by his small frame and big plays.
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St James Winner In Tense High School Football Game
St James School eleven crushed Shippensburg High 24 to 7 at St Janos field. Bryant scored twice on the line, Wilton added a score on a forward pass, and Wyman kicked a field goal and point after. St James dominated the second half as Wilson, Bryant, and Wyman supplied the scoring and the defense forced a fumble early in the game.
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Hagerstown E High School tops Waynesboro in decisive 24 to 0 win
Hagerstown E High School dominated Waynesboro in a league game, scoring 24 points while holding Waynesboro to 0. Highlights include Hutzell Young and Martin with touchdowns and Stielhate and Gordon potent on offense. Park official Parrish oversaw the contest as Waynesboro failed to threaten.
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College Football Scores From The Weekend
The day’s results show Maryland 88 over Richmond a, Navy 3, Army 20 over Detroit 9, Notre Dame 14 over Wabash 0, Pittsburgh 14 over West Virginia 7, Penn State 26 over Gettysburg 0, Georgia 7 at Florida 7 tied, Georgia Tech 7. Virginia 26 over Randolph Macon 6, Northwestern results not listed. Several games list mismatched schools and typographical errors.
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St. Paul Triumphs in Eighth Junior World Series Game
St Paul topped Baltimore 3 to 2 in the eighth contest of the Junior World Series as Ming and Get led the offense. The Bride now lead four games to three. Baltimore built an early lead but St Paul rallied, pitcher Faeth and Dizon pairing for Baltimore, Earnshaw and Froitag for St Paul.
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Loop Dates Announced for Local High School Games
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League unveils a winter basketball schedule with Waynesboro facing Hagerstown High School in the city and Chambersburg meeting the year's champions Martinsburg. The league includes Hagerstown Martinsburg Chambersburg Waynesboro and Winchester with games slated weekly through March 1.
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