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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1929
Page
6
Fragmentary quotes reveal a veteran pitcher defending his image amid sensational tabloid rumors. The piece portrays locker room chatter about “stewed” players, a Boston-like house scene, and a running commentary on past World Series moments.
Laufer notes Bobby Reeves of the Boston Red Sox, ex Washington Senators, as the most talented AL infielder. He may become a top star if mechanical flaws are fixed, with Carrigan reinforcing Reeves to refine his batting and stance. Reeves, a strong-armed shortstop turned third baseman, has had a heavy fastball and long stride.
Fragmentary report notes an official named Mr Stem as director of street tax and fire alarm matters. Mentions the Indepes Hose Company and a Gre area, with references to Raicar management and longstanding service. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
The Northern Stars edged HMouck's Whirlwinds 6 to 5 in a tight season opener. Earl Gastley and McGill Charles Hahn pitched well for the Stars while Ralph Gastley contributed two doubles in three at bats and strong fielding. Score by innings remains listed as Jonings.
The Silentetees posted a 13 game schedule with equal wins and losses, scoring 492 points while allowing 4GL to opponents. Top scorer Knode had 218 points including 99 field goals and 20 foul shots. Menklein had 76, Lowe 53. Notable results include a 43-15 win over Kendall Green and a defeat by Hagerstown DeMolay.
Charles Chick Fullis, once a popular outfielder for the Frederick Hustlers in 1926, moves to a regular outfield berth with the New York Giants after being sold through Macon in the Sally League and Toledo farm system. A veteran scout letter notes managerial candidates for the St. Louis Cardinals, including Dyer O Donnell and Street, while roster moves hint at tight signings and farm contracts as baseball eyes the season opener.
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