Snowy exhibition as Wilkes-Barre Baron routs Leaksville 8 to 1
In a snow drenched Sunday game at McCurdy Field the Wilkes-Barre Barons of the NYT League defeated Leaksville 8 to 1 before about 200 hardy spectators. Collura after four solid innings shut down Leaksville with eight strikeouts, while Rowton, Sadd and Fitzgerald drove in runs as Barons rallied in the third. The Barons and Leaksville used 29 players. Wilkes-Barre manager McNally left during the game to confer with president Margie, with Shirley taking charge during his absence.
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Wilkes-Harte Barons
Leakeville
McCurdy Field
Snos
Ulites
Conter Steel
Real Clube
Don Mura
Carey
MacKenzie
Sam Collura
Tharons
AL Wastler
Thurmont
Leaksville
Angel” Gabriel
Mokie
Wilke
Barre
Nash
Mike Depko
Leaheville
Depko
Sodd
Richmond
Dudick
Elder
Radthe
Shabilla
Gabriel
Lnist
Mitzgerald
Christy
Tex
Posiack
Barons
Rowton
Nath
Mule Shirley
Sadd
Mertisi
Merari
Fitzgerald
Rascall
Leakaville
Dick Shoff
McNally Graves
Wilkes-Berre
Mike McNally
Wiewate
Wailkesettarre
P. M. Margie
Frederick
Shirley
Washington
Mc+ Nally
Larry
Babe) Fischer
Baltimore
F. W. Woodson
Leaksville Club
Clarence
Climax) Blethen
Tarheels
Blethen
McMahyn
Wilker-Barre
Gene Sullivan
Lasteville
Gilbert Carpenter
Walter Fedora
Batted for Gable in 6th as Wilkes-Barre tops Lenkaville
Summary of a baseball game at Wilkes-Barre where Wilkes-Barre defeated Lenkaville 6 to 4. Key hits include a two-base by Dit and a three-base by Dudick. Pitchers Gabriel and Depko logged most innings. Gabriel earned the win, Depko the loss. Base on balls, hit by pitch, and double plays noted with specific players. Umpires Crooks and Twenty. Time 1:50.
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Gable
Lenkaville
Wilkes-Barre
Alek
Marling
Dudick
Stomerin
Merust
Fitzgerald
Rowton
Richemond
Shirley
Gabrel
Collura
Depko
Gabriel
Piteher
Gabriel Sboll
MacKenzie
Louavis
Oth Wastier
Gabriel Lonog
Depke
Bares
Wilkes-Harte
Leakeville
Crooks
Time
High Schools Open Season Soon In County Baseball and Rifle
County high school baseball opens Tuesday in the Northern and Southern divisions with Emmitsburg at Liberty and Middletown hosting. Brunswick defends county honors in a schedule featuring Frederick, Frederick County schools, and other towns. Rifle club action opens Saturday at the State Armory range, and trials list players and Umpires for the upcoming season alongside football and basketball remnants.
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Ritle CLV
Frederick Rifle Club
MLN
Gy Hyattsville
State Armory
IAG
TAL
Spichnall
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Freedertete
Middletown
O'Eloels
Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Gilberty
Emmitsbury
Walkersville
Frederick Hurl A Dinal Will Be Playing Baseball Iis Cors On Iter A Year’s Iayo
Jack Brady
Tsugiba
K. Grabil
C. Mercer
Bob Staley
Eddie Beacht
2. Pearce
Robert Kehne
Eddie Stedling
Ganley
Miller
M. Brachey
Lenhart
Wiles
Robert Rothenhoefer
George McCombe
J. Taller
Marty Daumgardner
C. Taylor
Clint Rhoads
S. Hahn
Kelley
W. Shilett
Browns Hopeful Turn on New Deal Under Hornsby
A 1930s era feature notes Harry Hornsby leading the Browns with a youthful lineup. It highlights Rogers Hornsby’s planned return, acquisitions like Julius Solters and Lyn Lary, and the infusion of veterans and prospects at Sportsman’s Park. The piece anticipates strong attendance as 28,000 gather for the April 20 opener against the White Sox, with aim of reviving the club’s pennant chances.
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Teague
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Old Gentlemen
Sherett Bhike
Alphone
Thorais Ten Ouprak
Narl Coldwell
Alan Hagett
Dad Knott
Hus van Attanthan
Ads Jen
Sam Wert
Rogers Hornsby
Vila Watt
Tireatens
Camote
Horby
Joe Votmik
Bill Kruckerbocker
Oral Hitche
Cleveland
Julius Solters
Lyn Lary
Ivy Paul Andrews
Alephonse Thorod
Wornsby
Blake
Baltimore
Kottepal
Seattle
Cubs
Okater
Uorashby
Kanal
Dodgers
Phillies
Tiornyby
Sportsman's Park
Donald Barnes
White Sox
St. Louis
Hornsby
Rajah
Cardinals
Cub
Yornsby
Maryland Pennsylvania Bowling League Banquet Apr 19
The annual banquet of the Maryland Pennsylvania Bowling League will be held April 19 at 8:30 o'clock at Green Ridge Inn near Union Bridge.
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Green Ridge Inn
Union Bridge
Awards To Players To Be Presented Tuesday
The 18th annual presentation by the American Legion Junior Basketball League will honor successful players and teams at the April meeting of the Francis Scott Key Post. Awards include a silver trophy to the Maryland State School for the Class A champions and miniature basketballs for top players, with additional honors for best shooter and outstanding performers across the league.
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Noth
American Legion
Eart Church Street
VY. Mo Oc A
Maryland State School
Dew
Smalter
Parkway
Victoriate
Charel Street
Church Street
Mend WooSinath, Jr
Pheruedc
Vabin G Quinn
Trout license proposal shifts Maryland sport funding debate
State wide fresh water trout license contemplated to fund propagation as anglers grow. 1936 reports show 22009 from fisheries, Powell oversight brought 60,000 trout to legal size and 120,000 bass for planting. Existing license costs 1 dollar 25 cents with clerk fee, affecting all anglers over 14. Proposals aim to tax trout fishers with a tag fee, ensuring future supply for a rising angler base. Big Frank Leslie eyed for Wilkes-Barre Barons after stints with Brooklyn Dodgers and Phillies organization, while Montreal Royals clash with Barons next Monday. Parachute jumper Babe Smith brightens camp talk. Hornsby and Knott show optimism for Milin Ranett and Tack Jahuckd among others as Trowne farm system grows.
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Hagertown
Heenes
A. A. Powell
Avery
Rabbit Maranville Leads Wilkes-Barre Opener at Mc Curdy Field
Frederick will host baseball icon Walter James Vincent Maranville known as Rabbit. The veteran will lead the International League meet against the Wilkes-Barre Barons at Mc Curdy Field next week. Once a two career major leaguer, Maranville, now 44, hints he may play 50 Royals games and possibly manage in the future as pundits weigh a third big league stint. Newspaper advertising bringy results. Invest in it.
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Walter James Vincent Maranville
Rabbit
Wilkes-Barre Barons
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Rabbit Maranville
Rochester Red Wings
Royals
New York Yankees
St Pete
Maranville
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