Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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City Police Team - - Score 4-0
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Local Kiwams S
Locals Submerge Visitors,
Who Put Up Poor Game
wno rui upj-oor yarae
The Philadelphia profemlqliBta
Thpy wore suits.
^lOTTsr Sfl# plsjiea s game
| lMKSr Das brought litle luck with ir, 'pllthfd One ball Tor (he local,. w _ ,
(jy... When the mo»t valuable pliyer prize was mumr/i in the giving the cope but tour bite JIT il NfnriSnn^a^ ¥' would Rot even entitle t!
play in lhe Anll-SiloOB U
i;lm fjajriu. In fQ22, George Siilef, fielding mil batting ««• »ii Him active In wlnnjng hi« **l * U-MSK^IIUCa w Weil any t#am may bi
1-V^MtMii sf the St. Louis Browm* was the first winner, (iffirgf. led the own game by scoring a run and ——* 6! off day. and we abouldni
^'American League In hitting with 420, and hi. all-irwinil work I'nin* out a lively bingii. _ , M .._•••_ too niuph from a team j
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© M-Med Uw Brown, to fight it out with the Y,,,t, until ,„.- Ut davl »»" P"""^ • «""" "•»'
a p d °" M " nIcl P5! H o r «- »< gj.y^nr^ld rJ.hifl^Mer.
¥'rf the Mton. Thlt wu the yes, the Yankee, won th, n-nnmt h> "''""',, wnt ' U r u " wl ' h »*»" "hoe Pitching, Courts >= foot two first ba«eiiien i
p^w-..-,.*,. f irr^r.ftr^in;':, w«.n«*y Eve ning •„•
I*;,- infer won the pna that year with fifty-nine vote, out. nf *'„,„„ ln „,.„„ ,hrM. „„ „„„.„! — al
•iiPtpiMf iurty-four. However, before the year of |".'j «», our WM mrflcitni i« win ,'FviIle, 14; Ocean City II an
K O n t p Contracted* sinus trouble'which seriously affected his left CJT. | Murphy, who hatted In eliiiii' * bn
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^.r;.':- ^ — up position, opened up IhU rrmml j ~~ hi
| L '* He did not plnf at all in 1913. the fear nflrr h, iiu "I'h « «inEli.. After To*ri««n.l B»' thr. margin of thrno BSI»
K'i.t his great honor, and when ht returned /, iht enm, ,n """"I """• MtHelwn prodoVrf a the PleManlvllle Klwanln downed in
^••'"•'7924 kit batting average dropped /„ JOS. » /,«/.« ,/# ,/ " ln|rle lo ecI "" Bnl) O°" nnmwl Ihe Ocean City KiwanL, Club In in
p • War ** B'fll *p/»>* ftu trouble, m e t on jfcClaln'i sacrii), hnrimihpe couria tm Wedne:
"j'' : « * * • I Rommel add.d another run In evening. The court? were 111,...
fl'l,' . the (usi-enth when he was hit siili naltd for toe malche*. With ihi. ,j*
|st : THE BAMBINO FLOPPED IN I 1 )'} !, piiched ball. MeClaln laH a score IS 1011 In favor of Pleasff.;•••'!•
|drlhhl*r down third for s rhi-ap antvlllr, Dr. Hurtiion and H. Hor- ""
|i' Gmigc Herman Ruth, the big Bambino of the Yankees, won idngli- and Rommel jumri-ij wh»n vey ellnslicil the prtie bji di.ff.ai. '"
the Amoican League pri_e in 1923 without a dissenting vote, Ruth Pnony'» wild to«« got IHJ [,« ing w. I. Baymnnd and Mel
«i.i flit only player whoever aaired lOttl on this most valuable player WH * T VlJlC L/OWDS "!
thfy rmlly tonk tW. they rtoulrt Voune In tne "Aee of Clubi,
«jorli.«u«? Bali pLi, a|«ai, super."" 8 *» •">« ,her tumbled |" , . , . . " bi' hfl-l liable for takltil. monej Fred ilaek in the "Deuce of
ttt ^f^in his **• Mmpl " e mma mim the ;5s;»»: Ns;»«:rf ft •; ; i J „
WHIN THI JIN-X GRIPPID PECK
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Ii, II O. A, K
. J(«BonjU lapie champions. ! Rommel 3b 'lid
sfe 1 --r"? Nsttonal League also decided to go In for a most valuable MeCiain' ib o in i
ralh. c, .... 0 0 1 1 0
• Bob gmiih and Bill ftanek werf « h i'f , ,
I'MW.PHM «n 1924, and Arthur "DaMy" Vance, the big blonde a»hn. c. . 0 0 T 1
an,
~ ~ ,; 7 VI victor, ov,r Matron and laker. **f u If, . 0 1 1 1 0
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Dodger flingtr fma the Com Belt, was the first prifi winner. TTiat —
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»,!,» wn,.., ,„ one in ihree hard »'''''•_ "•, ' <
" 1;(h» year, in which "D_s.y" won twenty-eight games md lost Total* ....... 4 I 27 IS
sn, 1b. _.„. 0 1 10 1 1
ITY POLICE foiisht matcheii. Broan, Ib. ._..... 10 !•_, hii 'fiwt ^rk lifting Brooklyn into second place.
AT, i«T,c r,TV II pet, HO ,,'FA E 1 ter, rf. ...... 0 0 0 0 0
J. B. Cramer nnrt J. B. Cram.r. ««*"•» » ATLAWTIC C I
,. .. Jlnm HUB ba. been a. effective ,in« winning hk $1,000 pri«
0 ^ ^« 0 il I (J Jr.. added twe more for Pleasant. " " —-
•ndtbe'honor Which went with it. His pitching fell off somewhat Judge, m ii 0 o 010 n I1 0 villa hy defe»llng Dorwy Andor. _ Total* .1 I J4 JQ
fcl^lWS^iind in 19M he dr^^ed Into medioerity, winnsig nine «nd|Woi!,
nichert. cf
Ib„„.. ...» 0 1 o lo 010 0 wan and Warren smith, (ind R l 1^" 8 - 0000000 10_
Carmack. Ib 0 I 3 J u Thompson and T. H. Smith did ,°- CHy I H U I H i—J
"Denf": hat last hit aid speed, but new
Fahey, e. .... - . 0 0 4 1 0 llkewiiie for the visitors by coop. \ - .. _
cunnsng aiut again has devtkped
Hfjckford, |f__
uinner fur Uncle
Petony, jb
0 1 1 0 0 Inc two from Otto Helckly and Ii. _ . , , ,
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A. C. Police
fl;ij:fflm two wiHneri in the nnjor leagues in 1925 were Roger Cl *"'* sli " M o 3 o 00 o 1 » »-4
> Fcckinpiueh in tha American and Ri^er! Hornsby in the National. I _
SiiTWiBiSlUflceinenf that Peek was the American League winner came ; ^^Jee A« f l ! l n
fhe dope before the rsco
y^JMjmie Mveral *ttenipti » take 1 his old station behind the
KW'nt arm has been so ted that Snyder was called upon topligtlng would brins him homo
we jWaiWn^.' Weak stickwort caused Snyder to lose to thea winner. There WM little tnehOMe
between l.e two ia ihU
Mtaijyounpttr, who is doing the bulk of the receiving,"
respect.
tegfS* ftrMe lint iuttjfgi hit George BmniiCltmnand 1 tne race, which slartoil r-'-"
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ended ,at the Ylteht Club, \
•mftrm fntTMtiman, ei'Seargf ts ilaffing the bM at Hi over a sevumnlls course. N'eillier
;crtr and American league-pitchers still breathe caster when boat Sad infi adyantafi at the
Hart, both letting away together.
"Mlj» Oeean' City," gradually
"iwal 8 lead of about It feet
before rounding the (Hut buoy..
MAV Min CovHn CHAMPS
. ioth founded .tHta - In . goetl'
form, Roherta' pmita tfte .new
i— arriiigcJ lhe Oetan" City Colleci'am may o» *I* eralt nlli forther ahsid,
* &P^ May County League, The Colieaans «P«ll.«J TO • lead ofieveral Sun.
#nI,teami in thli league, i , dred;f«t. Cohiiiif ^doim the
mfiiljlmfh for Oean Citr, il» pitthes for*ie rireteh MWiBettr Merem
rtftlA reatoni whyAvJori hAJri Hu H been b M MasinB '""'rteVwhesi V ud u mUBUiIhed
• le»o r of rto man ISO yard.
0 0 1 0 0 With th.' wore 12 in 11 In fa-
0 1 0 4 0 vnr of Pieasantville. naymond and
— — 'Smith made a hid to turn the (id*
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PnOFEMIONALS
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Pearl in Lead
For Killian Cup
"Deuce of Spades" Adda A
Victory To Its Ust
Elmer JacksoD Pearl la leading
ihe htcal sailors competing
for lhe Killian trophy, which
will IK awarded at the end of
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