Wildcats Face All Star In Final League Prep
Williamsport Wildcats prepare to meet Bill Young's All-Star team tomorrow at Hagerstown Stadium in a warmup for the county league playoffs. Edmondson at third boasts errorless defense with 64 chances, while Poffenberger and HAMaker excel in the outfield with 50 and 56 chances without errors.
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Raiders Split With Security On Opening Championship Day
The Harrystown Raiders and the Security Stars split a two game set on the Stars field marking the start of the independent championship. The Stars won game one 2 to 0 and the Raiders captured game two 2 to 0. B Baker led the Raiders with three hits while Wetzel and Koontz added two apiece.
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Hagerstown race results feature close finishes and notable payouts
In a Gettysburg Purse claiming for 2 year olds the top finishers were RIFF, Thornbergia, and Happy with times near 1 58.3. The Libertytown Purse divisions saw Golden Princess and May Bar placing in fast runs over about six and a half furlongs. Clear Knight led the second Libertytown division, while Rustic Cuba and Redcliffe headed other five furlong and mile routes. Wagers reflected modest to solid payouts across six events, with multiple horses named and times recorded.
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Antietams Edge Hancock Nine In Ninth Inthriller
In a tense intercity game the Antietams defeated Hancock 1 to 0 in the ninth inning with two outs. A shortstop error, Bender’s sacrifice, and two passed balls set up the winning run as St. Clair limited Hancock to two hits while Faith and Mason pitched for their teams.
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Sunday School Bowling League Opens 1933 34 Season
The Sunday School Bowling League starts its 1933 34 campaign Monday September 25 at the M M A alleys after a summer rebuild and new pins and equipment. Sixteen teams are set to compete with plans to expand to twenty. get acquainted meets are scheduled and all members and newcomers are invited to participate. First week matches include Pansies vs Daisies and Carnations vs Tulips on Monday. Washington Square vs Christ Reformed and Trinity vs St Marks on Tuesday. Roses vs Jonquils and Violets vs Poppies on Thursday. Brethren vs Grace A B Baptist vs Presbyterians on Friday.
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Long Game Won by South End A C Over Downsville
The South End A C defeated Downsville 7 to 5 after leading 5 to 3. Downsville tied it in the ninth, but Butts walked two and Wiles hit a triple in the 15th to score the winning run. Wiles and Dean starred for South End. Koode, Cook, Bu harp, and Smith noted for Downsville.
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Memphis A Winner In Southern Association Playoff Game
Memphis evened the Southern Association Playoff series at two games each by routing New Orleans 8 to 4 here. The decisive game will be played tomorrow.
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Schedule changes defer games as three teams vie for second half
With the schedule running into October all games are called off and the first three teams will compete for the second half. The three managers will meet at the Alva Restaurant Monday evening at 00 o'clock to determine participants. The winner faces the third team, then plays George St. for the league championship.
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Baseball's Big Six See Slips In Bat Averages
Bill Terry and Heinie Manush, the only Big Six members to play yesterday, posted minor declines. Manush pinch hit unsuccessfully and fell to .331, tying Al Simmons for second in the American League and fourth among the sextet. Terry went 1 for 5 and dropped to .224.
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Chamber reports 2004 new jobs created by NRA in Cumberland
A fragmented clipping notes Cumberland’s Chamber of Commerce reporting 2,004 new jobs created by the NRA in Cumberland since July 27. Names and figures are partially garbled but indicate a job-creation claim tied to NRA efforts.
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