Rawlings Stars As Martinsburg Tops Dover In Five State Clash
Reggie Rawlings homered in both the third and fifth innings to spark Martinsburg to a 5 4 victory over Dover in the opening game of the Five State championship series. Dover jumped to a 3 2 lead before Martinsburg answered with two runs in the fourth and fifth. Ban Johnson and league officials attended as Martinsburg raised its Wire State championship flag after last season’s title.
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Sunshine clears as Martinsburg team plans 3 PM game
After a light rain in Martinsburg this morning the sun appeared before noon and officials announced the second game of the Five State Championship would be played this afternoon at 3 o clock. Hank Harvey will start for Martinsburg in the box hill lineup. Reese is also expected to appear for Martinsburg.
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Two Martinsburg stars shine as Blue Ridge clash rages
Martinsburg’s Rawlings and Dover’s McDonald drew the crowd as Blue Ridge League action hit Martinsburg. Klug starred for Eastern Shore, while Ozmer and Hibvey impressed for Martinsburg. Umpires Ward, King, Dyers and Single earned praise for steadiness amid the rugged circuit. Attendance cooled by wet weather, receipts about 1,368.
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Martinsburg Defeats Dover In Nine Inning Tilt
In a baseball score by innings Dover fell to Martinsburg 6 to 2. Martinsburg collected four earned runs off Dover pitching, with key hits by Lucas Sullivan Tacobi King Shaffer Quel lich Black and Rawlings who homered. Ozmer and Humphreys combined for nine and six strikeouts respectively. Bases on balls marked 8 to 4 against Ozmer and Humphreys. Left on base 9 for Martinsburg and 10 for Dover. Umpires Sipple and Derby. Time of game 1 55.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
The Philadelphia team beat New York 10 to 6. Brooklyn dropped 3 to Benton 11. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1. St Louis won 6 to 1 over Cincinnati.
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Benny Leonard Wins Narrow Decision in Eight Round Bout
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, was awarded the newspaper decision over Johnny Mendelsohn of Milwaukee after eight rounds in Philadelphia. Leonard dominated, winning seven rounds with the fifth judged even, while Mendelsohn battled to the end and landed rarely. George Chaney knocked out George Ruskall in the second round in Baltimore. Joe Tiplitz defeated Andy Kid Chaney in Philadelphia. The Cubs defeated Adams and Bagby six to four in a Pittsburgh game.
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Detroit Faces Uphill Battle in Bench Brawl Fight
Detroit edged a rival 11 to 9 after a bench melee sparked by manager Coht removing rania. The clash marred the game as Todlins banged out the scoring while Bard Lilting provided offense for Detroit.
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Boston 4 Athletics 0. Detroit 11 Cleveland
Baseball scores report final results with Boston losing to Athletics 4 to 0 and Detroit defeating Cleveland 11 to 0. Other clubs not scheduled.
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International League Scores From Yesterday in Baltimore
In Baltimore the Newark club lost 9 to 5 as Reading defeated Jersey City 7 to 6 and Rochester beat Syracuse 6 to 1. Torani led a 7 to 6 win over Muffalo. Twelve innings were played. WL dunings.
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Phillies beat Giants as Williams hits 34th homer
Phillies handed the Giants a winless stretch while Williams belted his 34th homer to move one ahead of Babe Ruth. Cards beat Reds 6 to 2 in the first game of a two game set but lost the second, narrowing the Giants’ lead. McGraw's squad fell to Philadelphia. Howard Blimke, a steady winner, shut out the Albistics 4 to 0 despite weak Red Sox support, entering baseball's hall of fame discussion.
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