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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1938

Page

3

Barons Open Spring Training Amid Weather Delays

Wilkes-Barre Barons manager Mike McNally drilled 30 candidates as cold rain scrapped spring practice for a second day. They eye Sunday exhibition at McCurdy Field against Seven Up Athletic Club of Washington, with 2:30 pm start. Frank Baroni to start for Seven Up. Margie owner arrival signals load of prospects for the Eastern League warmup. Thomas M. Richardson to visit camp Monday. league president noted for wit.

Mike McNally Wilkes-Barre Barons McNally McCurdy Field Seven Up Athletic Club Washington Washington Nine Baron Frederick Hustlers Milwaukee Brewers Frank Baroni Hustlers Barons Lefty Brown Lefty Woytch Brown Wen Woytch George Washington University Frank Cumberland Western Maryland College Lefty Johnson Bob William Bill McGeever Vince DeAngelis G. W Carl Wolverton Bill Albert al Wright Walsh Payment Dudick Peploski Fianite Johnny O'Flaherty Fitzgerald Bink Fuchs Pete Margie Peter M. Margie Frederick Margie Wilkes-Barre Hazleton Thomas M. Richardson Speed” Williams Richardson Williamsport

Bowling Scores in Baker's League Latest Results

Bowling scores show Prosperity blanked by Stup Bros 0 3 and Storm 3 over Opera House 3 0. Bills Sandwich and Opera House split, with upcoming matches including Prosperity versus Stup Bros and Farmers versus Coca Cola.

Bill's Sandwich Prosperity Stup Bros Storm & Ship Opera’ House Bills Opera House Ww. L. Petit Prosperity Storm & Shipley Farmer's Tup Bros DeMolay AL Hamilton Si Boller W. Bak Hudson SF Totais Bill’s I Orrison Miller W. Miller Wil Gearinger McKeigy Byler Fromell W. Zimmerman Rice Horman Molesworth Harper Bussard Rankin al E. Shipley Shipley Hacen Rene Ie Wi Allison Keefer Staley Ag

66 Years Of Golf At WU And Its Early Era

Gardner Lot recounts golf’s rise from 1888 to 1938 at Washington University with no public courses and rising private course costs. He notes players wore formal attire such as scarlet coats, knickers, gaiters, and plaid hose in the 1890s, while red coats faded as a passing fad.

Styles Don’t Change in Baseball Uniforms

Baseball fashion notes show white and gray Qannel with stripes remains dominant. Minor tweaks appear in sleeve stripes and embroidery while flannel stays preferred. Players pay for shoes and gear, but clubs sometimes supply items. uniforms wear through the season and can be reused by minor teams. Tobacco stains and wear affect outfits. bats and gloves vary in price. clubs purchase equipment budgets around the season. TEX Ranger fan letters land in Dallas as Milwaukee requests to rename to Mr. Tex Ranger.

Dillon Graham Tampa Fla Palm Beach Sox Dick Bartell Giants Walter Brown

Hubbell Career Balance and Brooklyn Dodgers Imbalance

It Happened On The Diamond notes Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants achieved 192 wins against 102 losses in the National League. His only unfavorable balance was with Brooklyn, with 18 wins and 24 losses to the Dodgers.

Carl Hubbell N.Y. Giants Brooklyn Carl Dodgers

Bill Cook Stages Last Stand For Cleveland Barons

Veterans’ star Bill Cook, age 31, returned from World War service to coach and play for the Cleveland Barons as they were eliminated. Despite injuries, he skated nearly two hours in an overtime thriller, matching his famed old bombing style from Vimy Ridge to Hill 70 and keeping his team in the game.

Harry Graysox NBA Service Cleveland International American Hockey League William Osser Cook Bill Cook Cleveland Barons Ypres Somme Vimy Ridge Flanders Hill 70 Hits Barons Syracuse Willdt Cook Artillerymans Canada New York Rangers Blueshirts Bill Bun Cook Frank Boucher Barons Oscar Hansen Syracuse

Whitey France Loses In Bout With Finazzo At Arena

Whitey France loses to Finazzo after a bout that featured fierce exchanges and a late decisive rally. Referee Tony Marrone stopped the third round at 1.53 with France dazed and bleeding. The card also included a quick stoppage in the second preliminary and a lopsided earlier show.

Xinacy Tager Maimone Nick Baltmore Tony Marrone White Washington Kurch Rgtes Kursch Gob Cottigan Baltimore Victio Jimmy Jones Collison Henry Peterson Peterson Marrone France Washington Bay Finazzo Beatty Raimone Afth Millard Lee Lee Marcomplas Lee Marcomplas Moerrill Covalt Hancock Sam Pollock Fred Arnold Pollock Covalt Hancock Boy Covali Robert

Wrestling matches in Md School League held in gym

Singer's team defeated Markel's in Maryland State School for the Deaf Wrestling League held in the Maryland School gym. The event occurred in a Maryland school gym with matches between local teams.

Singer Markel R. Everhart K. Bowman Everhart Sammy Tippett Swindell Sam Jones Charles Knowles W. Merrette Singer's B. T. ©. Markel Vers F. Bowman FR. Everhart Mark Tippett C. Swindel Marker G. Singer E. Marker Maryland

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