O'Donnell-Dolan episode won’t ruin baseball says editor
The piece argues dishonesty appears in all sports and businesses. It cites O'Donnell and Dolan in a broader critique, notes past scandals, and stresses that a few cheaters do not ruin the game or its many honest figures. The author predicts more case developments and defends baseball’s resilience.
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St James Triumphs In Easy Massachusetts Victory
St James clinched a decisive win in Massachusetts as Chikatina’s trees face removal for crop regularization. The match concluded smoothly with St James dictating play and securing the victory.
Local HI Sets Sights on Cumberland Valley Title
Martinsburg High School travels to clinch the Cumberland Valley Association crown with a must win over Winchester. Martinsburg’s strong roster and Coach Pottenberger’s system draw cautious praise as Hagerstown watches local grid action amid current win hopes and a recent 10 to 6 Martinsburg victory over an outlandish rival.
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Giants Ease Past Southpaws in Uneven Matchup
The Giants overwhelmed left-handed hitters as Washington’s Zachary Aide Mogruge struggled at the plate. McGraw’s club gained a clear edge against Hetehandera, while Ty Cobb and Detroit’s lineup failed to mount a response against the National League champions.
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Early season surprises shake college football standings
Princeton surprises with a high scoring showing but loses focus on a cora t. Cornell suffers a defeat as Williama bests them, marking one of the year’s first shocks. The season opens with notable upsets and shifting momentum across top teams.
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Mutch Sold to Boston Braves as Dover Pitches Trade
The Dover Club announced the sale of pitcher Mutch, who began with the Blue Ridge League in 1924 and joined Hanover Club, then released after a string of hard luck games, to the Boston Braves for 1000 dollars. Boston dodged draft risk after scouting Peninsula matches. Dover managers credit poor morale from neighboring towns and a pitcher exodus for hindering their pennant chances.
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Illinois and Notre Dame Among Early Football Elites
New York reports Notre Dame and Illinois atop the early season national field with strong showings from Georgia Tech Florida Alabama and possibly Tulane Auburn in the South. Harvard Yale Princeton Syracuse Dartmouth Penn Lafayette Washington and Jefferson remain undefeated as the season unfolds.
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Sande to ride horses again after hospital stay
New York Oct 20 Jockey Harl Sande America's premier rider will ride again after an August Saratoga spill. Surgeons say he will be able to take the saddle once more once recovery completes with the prosthetic cast to be removed this week. He plans to return to Maryland hunting before resuming racing. Kelly versatile Giants player praised for handling outfield second base and first base in World Series play.
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Football Scores From Local Games
Local results show Bt. James beating Chambaraburg 66 to 0 and Martinsburg 16 to 8 over Winchester. East Princeton toppled Navy 17 14 while Notre Dame edged Army 13 7. Harvard 12, Holy Cross 8 and Dartmouth 14, Yate 44 10 were also listed amid broken scores.
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Shepherds College Triumph Over Randolph-Macon Academy
Shepherds College eleven defeated Randolph-Macon Academy 13 to 10 on RMA’s field. Notes list players Nicodemus, Hunter, Mathews, Leif, Wilkinson, Carter, and substitutions Laskey Burdett Lows Rider. Scorers include Nicodemus Michaels Pointy and Rofores Colley with touchdowns by Nicodemus and Michaels.
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Huddle Grid Fans Not So Strong for New System
Chicago reports mixed views on the east adoption of the huddle. The article notes that signals from the bench save time but remove the game’s dramatic shouting ritual. It claims little time difference exists between systems and highlights the cultural impact on the sport.
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