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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
11
National League flag race appears open with Cards, Cubs, Giants, Pirates, and Dodgers receiving votes from sports writers. Experts favor the Cardinals and Cubs, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati garner division hopes amid pitching and lineup changes.
The Tri-County League meets tonight to lay plans for a seven team season including Wick, Coder Damescis, and Wacket. Cedar Grove faces opposition from Woodshora for an admission. President R. J. Auxumso expects a harmonious session as most issues from the prior meeting were resolved.
The piece notes newspapers advertising boosting baseball's popularity amid limited materials and educational campaigns via films. Joyce Kaliner, a journalist and poet, was killed in action near Ser inges France on July 30 1918.
Reports from the Cleveland Indians camp name Lass Berger and Roy Hughes as key figures in the pursuit of the club’s top role. Meanwhile, Brunswick fighters appear in action near Hagerstown as league chatter and withdrawal rumors trigger regional interest and concern about the season’s start.
Abundance of good rocks in spring training camps heralds comeback of baseball. The piece surveys major league camps in Sarasota Florida and notes rookie and veteran shakeups as players like Johnny Hudson, Jimmy Ripple, Gleeson, and Eddie Morset compete for spots.
Forestalls Extra Trick by WM. E. McKenney discusses cautious play in duplicate bridge. The column analyzes a specific hand involving George Hoefler of Cleveland and a contested contract, outlining defensive and declarer choices and the idea of seeking or avoiding the extra trick depending on odds.
Thurmont plans to enter a new league with its baseball team as local finances improve since 1929. Officials including Creager indicate the Thurmont club, led by the mayoral party, may form a franchise with Thurmont residents backing the effort. The article notes long local history and a proposed reorganization of the team.
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