Terriers finish season with two select .300 batters
Team ends with nine regulars including four pitchers. Larry Steinbach leads batting at .337, Buck Hanratty close behind as the two Terriers in the select .300 list. Steinbach drives nearly a third of runs, while Hanratty provides consistent hitting and base work amid a season of strong infield defense and pitching by Russell and Rose.
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Hanratty
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Billy Russell
Great Wall
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Letty
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Hagerstown
Monroe
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Rose
Stub
Rosa
Tesim
Leon Witmer
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Gleason
Tucky Drake
Drake
Shidtouts
AB H. Pet. Gleinbach
Fanratty
Hickman
Trase
Garage
Martinsburg Hosts Opening Game of State Championship
A large Hagerstown and Martinsburg delegation will travel to Martinsburg for the opening game of the State Championship series between the Blue Ridge League winners and the Dover Club, with talk of a six-game set and a potential sixth game hosted in Hagerstown. The Dover Club is praised for its pitching, while Larry Steinbach contemplates managing again amid rumors of job offers.
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Martinsburg
Dover
Hagerstown
Parksley
Larry Steinbach
Larry
Terriers
Steinbach
Matthews Refused Connie's Advice and Stokes Bench Life
Philadelphia report recalls Wid Matthews of the Athletics turning from Connie Mack and team guidance to bench status. After early season prominence, he defied orders, sparred with Mack, and was relegated from batting practice, prompting waivers and a dramatic shift as the Tigers defeated the White Sox 5 to 2.
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Matthews
Connie
Philadelphia
Wid” Matthews
The
Athletics
Younster
Connie Mack
Wid
Mack
Hixit
Maryland Proclamation for Constitution Amendment 1922
The governor orders publication of a full copy of Chapter 281 of the 1922 Maryland Acts proposing a constitutional amendment adding Section 3 14 to Article 4. Ballot wording will read for the Constitutional Amendment or Against. Election set for November 6 1923.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Ueneral Assembly
Maryhand
Baltimore
Supreme GB
General Assembly
J. Albert C. Ritchte
Acts of the General Assembly of
Time to Face the Facts on Patent Medicines
A reader recalls four years of doctoring for indigestion and stomach ailments with no relief until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the product clears intestinal inflammation and calarrhal mucus, relieves a range of gastric conditions, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by DOC Aughinbaugh & Son and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
DOC
Aughinbaugh & Son
Adv
Tennis tournament opens September 12 in Hagerstown
A tennis committee meeting in the Community Service office with John L. Hurley set plans for the tournament opening September 12. A large and growing entry is expected as three courts are secured and a $1 entrance fee covers balls and nets. Committee members are Earl Kolder, Dr. Ralph P. Stouffer, and Merritt Campbell. The event will be played under the old Hagerstown Tennis Association laws.
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John L. Hurley
Earl Kolder
Ralph P. Stouffer
Merritt Campbell
Old
Y Gym Classes Set to Open Monday September 17
Physical Director John R. Wilson of the Y M C A outlines a full winter program. The male physical department begins official openings Monday with multiple classes: business men, young men, high school, and working boys meet at varied days and times for basketball, volleyball plans, indoor baseball, and regular fitness work throughout the season. Wilson aims to reexamine all participants and compare with last year’s results, while aggregating leagues and all star teams for weekly play.
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John R. Wilson
Wilson
Indoor league and junior boys basketball planned with Waynesboro
Schedule and several games set with Waynesboro for the winter. An indoor league and junior boys basketball will be organized. The Y plans to avoid interference with Bym classes as last year due to basketball games. The physical department will arrange for the largest classes the Y has had since it began.
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Waynesboro
Bym
National League Scores From Yesterday
Resalta Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 2 1 while New York defeated Boston 3 0 and Chicago beat St Louis 3 2 in recent action.
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American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Cleveland beat St. Louis 6 to 2 while New York defeated the Athletics 2 to 0. Detroit edged Chicago 4 to 2 and Washington topped Boston 3 to 1.
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Boston
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International League scores and early Cubs edge Cardinals
Toronto beat Rochester 1 0 while Reading defeated Baltimore 7 1. Buffalo shot past Syracuse 7 2 and Buffalo led 8 2 in the 13th inning as other clubs were not scheduled. The Cubs rallied to beat the Cardinals 3 2 as Danforth faltered late and the Indians toppled the Browns 6 2.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Reading
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cubs
Cardinals
Danforth
Indians
Browns
Veterans Crush National League Pitching Stars In Cincinnati
In Chicago news from Cincinnati praise Adolfo Luque as a sensation of the National League and highlight Babe Adams Grover Cleveland Alexander and Mike Cvengros. Tony Kaufman and Osborne receive mention for their impact, with managers Gleason and Killefer upbeat about Cvengros and Kaufman amid strong pitching by Reds Cubs and Sox figures.
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Cincitla
Adolfo Luque
Luque
Cinnati
Corillia
Reds
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Babe Adams
Grover Cleveland Alexander
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Bill Killefer
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