Colley-See-Um Of Sport In Washington county tourney pitchers shine
In the Washington county tourney the pitchers have delivered strong work as fans pack games. Amid rivalry and growing enthusiasm, 64 candidates train under Coach Eddie Semler at Hagerstown High School, with the Cumberland Valley circuit optimistic for a historic season. Kudos the horse will be fired after going lame, while John Bell’s string arrives without Kudos as the meet opens Tuesday. Harry Lushbaugh returns from pleurisy to help Woodpointers against the Raiders, and Monte Weaver earns a long-awaited win for the Washington Senators. The pennant races loom in New York and Philadelphia with dates tentatively set, Judge Landis expected to assign schedules, and Maugansville facing roster disputes over Gordon Ford’s eligibility.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
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Kudos
Jim Bell
St. James School
John Bell
Monte Weaver
Washington Senators
Baltimore Oriole
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Clark Griffith
Walter Johnson
Battle for pennant narrows as NL races tighten
In a tight National League pennant battle, seven teams remain while the American League has three with New York Yankees leading. The Yankees beat Detroit 6-4 in 14 innings, then tied Detroit 7-7 as darkness halted the second game. Chicago split with Boston, widening the Cubs' edge as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh faltered. Philadelphia lost to Cleveland 2-1 while Washington beat St. Louis 3-1 to stay in pursuit. Ted Lyons starred in Chicago's 4-3 win over Boston, and Don Hurst drove in a 3-0 Phillies win over St. Louis.
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Bob Brown
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Don Hurst
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Boonsboro to Play Eagles in County Baseball Tourney
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets hosts Fraternal Order of Eagles nine tonight at the Sta dium in the Washington county baseball tourney sponsored by the Eagles. Both teams enter the game with strong records and tight recent results. The Board of Arbitration ruled Gordon For belongs to Boonsboro, with Manganaville waiving claims.
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Ouimet Chooses Five Farms Start For Amateur Open
Baltimore September reports show top entrants tuning up for the national amateur golf tournament at Five Farms next week. Francis Ouimet, the defending champion, arrived after a Boston office shift to fit in a round on the course. He shot 75 with three birdies, while Jesse Guilford and Billy Blarney posted about 73 and 75. John H. Parker made an eagle on the sixth. Winds hindered most players as scores from 18 holes included Yates 75, Dunlap 75, Martin 76, Perry 71, Dolp 79, Sawyer 74, McCarthy 76, Howell 74, Brand 78, St. Clair 76, Jackson 76, Bell 77.
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Jesse Guilford
Billy Blarney
West Newton
Mass
John H. Parker
West Orange
N. J
Charles Yates
Atlanta
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Garden City
N. Y
Leonard Martin
Ayer
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Frank Dolp
Portland
Ore
Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Maurice J. McCarthy
Harrison
Billy Howell
Richmond
Fred Brand, Jr
Pittsburgh
Maryland Owners Lead Racers at Hagerstown Pair Meet
Maryland owned stables will field more than forty entries at the Hagerstown Pair race meet opening Tuesday at 2 PM. Jockeys from Havre de Grace and other tracks join local riders as 350 horses from sixty-eight owners race on the remodeled half mile course.
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J. Yancy Christmas
Donald Yates
Ben Chapman
John Bosley
James Arthur
Harvey McHenry
A. Getz
Clarence Middleton
J. R. Lesiie
Buck Daughton
Bryan Harris
Joseph Booker
J. D. Baker
Major G. Strickler
Lou Jenkins
William Shrewbridge
E. A. Raymond
W. E. Allen
A. Allen
Basil A. Hall
M. Nelson Bond
L. Campbell
M. Carver
Charles J. Meister
M. J. Cremen
D. Efidron
Jason Fisher
H. S. Clark
F. J. Vollmer
R. A. Johnson
R. Jackson
Joe Booker
George Lerian
E. B. Townsend
Frank Christmas
Lenty
Havre de Grace
Jesse Bennett
Laurel
Pimlico
Bowie
Cumberland
Marlboro
Timonium
Major League Leaders Inchauding Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include O Doul and Klein with top batting and runs totals. Pitching notes list Warneke and Swetonic, while home run chase features Klein, Ott, and Foxx across the senior circuits. American League highlights Foxx and Foxx batting and RBI marks, with notable pitching by Allen and Gomez.
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Phillies
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Odoul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirtaes
Stephenson
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Reds
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Cardinals
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Tigers
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Indians
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Senators
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Ruth
Yankees
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Alsatia Bowlers Open Season With Record Entry
The Alsatia Animal League launches its season tonight at 8 with 125 active bowlers, the largest city league. Fr iday games and select Wednesday nights run to late April, followed by a roll off and banquet in May. Captains named for Bears, Beavers, Bobcats and others. opening night pairings list alleys and matchups.
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Bears
Tom Cross
Beavers
Edgar Gardenour
Bobcats
George aLvert
Buffalos
Charles Mobley
Elephants
Lewis Cross
Foxes
Robert Miller
Hippos
Kieffer Bowers
Hyenas
Guy Habercom
Lions
Lawrence Marpel
Monkeys
Fred Reynolds
Muskrats
Carroll Loffenberzer
Porcupines
Charles:Swartz
Possums
Leonard Humelsine
Raccoons
L. Obrist
Rhinos
Mitchell Fockler
Webster Lantz
Tizers
Eugene C. Evans
Wolves
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Noarace
Alsatia
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Security Trojan Athletics Practice Tonight Before Funkstown Tourney
The Security Trojan Athletics will hold a practice tonight starting at five o'clock. All players are urged to attend as this will be the final workout before the tourney game against Funkstown A. C. at the Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
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