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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1929
Page
6
Frederick High edged Brunswick 6 5 in a nondescript opener as Burch starred with catching and fielding. Mammoth hits and late rallies produced the decisive runs, with Moss and Elker contributing key plays and Ernie Burch delivering strong defense behind the plate.
The text records a garbled sports note from New York about a first appearance and a photographer, mentioning Wa Fane Bi Sul and references to games, a new triple, and a photographer refusing to deal. It remains fragmented with unclear names and details.
Walkersville edged Emmitsburg 8 to 3 in a nine inning game. Pryor and Harris led with two base hits while Shriver Keeney and Staley stole bases. Umpire was Simmerman and scorer Reddick noted a triple play by Dinterman.
Fragmented text reports on baseball figures like Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Brother Paul, with mentions of Pittsburgh ties, Kansas City plans, and management decisions. Oblique notes touch on Cleveland and Oklahoma, draft hints, and a mix of sports gossip and personal tie-ins.
Officials outline plans for the county league season with nomination of officers including president Mike Thompson and treasurer Leonard Barr. clubs from Brunswick Woodsboro Thurmont Emmitsburg Middletown and Yellow Springs report readiness. Emmitsburg not voting. Past pennants show Woodsboro and Thurmont rivalries with Woodsboro winning 1922 1924 and 1925 titles while Emmitsburg North Countians claimed 1927 and 1928 honors.
The St. Louis Cardinals owner Sam Breadon cites Orsatti turning down a new deal, noting his potential movie salary of 230 dollars weekly for 52 weeks, amounting to about 17 500 dollars annually. Breadon calls the move tied to Orsatti’s value and star power.
A fragmented note records a cog find and mentions SF tie, a mine animal, and sacks labeled A28 7c RH TAR. The readable items suggest a sparse inventory or puzzle-like OCR fragment with scattered tags.
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