Yankees Picked 10 Repeat For Flag By Grayson
A 1937 season projection by sports editor Harry Grayson argues the New York Yankees will repeat as American League champions. Grayson favors Red Ruffing but cites Gomez, Crosetti, Lazzeri, and DiMaggio as key factors while ranking Washington second and Chicago third. He notes Cleveland, Detroit, and St Louis in lighter roles and weighs trades and injuries impacting A L standings.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
On- New York
Bob
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Yankees
Red
Gomez
Vernon Gomez
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Castillan
Hubbells
Deans
Hubble
Death
Hubbell
Yankee
San Francisco
Gomer
Joe DiMaggio
Frankien Crosetti
Tony Lazzer
Ington
Shanty Hogan
Sime Mons
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Mack
Louis Comiskey
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Mickey
Gechrane
Tommy Bridges
Ler
Navin Field
Hank Greenberg
Thurmont tops Walkersville in abbreviated baseball clash
Thurmont High School defeated Walkersville High 14 runs in one inning as rain shortened the Northern Division game in Thurmont. Ecker led Thurmont with a triple and a single while Barrick added a double and a single for Walkersville.
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Walkersville High School
Thurmont
Walkersville
Moberly
Derrmen
Fran Walkersville
Trout
Ecker
Barriet
Liberty
Emmitburg
W. O
A. E. VanFossen
Rice
Barrick
Ports
Ssp
Werking
Murphy
Sme
Thurmon Ecker
E. Creeger
Keeney
Sherman
Peel
Weitz
Carty
le Pittinger
Eyler
Krone
Crone
Smith
Zonta
County Eight Baseball League Northern Division Action
Westernay's Resulta at Thurmont and Walkersville facing off in six innings as second division clubs close the year. Boston lacks outfielders while Re Sax garters struggle to support defense with Crave and Fredrickson. Hornby remains in St. Louis as Cerna Mace plans a nine man stand, shaping a club.
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Boston
Re Sax Garters
Bob Crave
Wesley
McKechnie
Doe McCarthy
Areten
Hornby
St. Louie
Cerna Mace
Ten Minute Wrestling Bout Pleased Fandom at Brunswick Show
A ten minute wrestling bout between Ted Myers of Hagerstown and Chuck Dalley of Brunswick ended in a draw under intercollegiate rules at the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company show. Johnny Mulhern defeated Gene Hahn in boxing, with Caprio, Strathern, Campbell, Axtine, Flem ing, Cox, and Hagel earning decisions in other bouts. No date for the May card was announced.
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Hagerstown
Chuck" Dalley
Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Myers
Dally
Tony Marrone
Johnny Mulhern
Boonsboro
Gene Hahn
Hahn
Mulhern
Sammy Caprio
Harry Raffenbreger
Capino
Bill Strathern
Gene Britt
Wagerstown
Big Boy
Axtine
Petersville
Sam Fleming
Sandy Hook
Fleming
Ray Cox
Frank Hagel
Liberty at Walkersville and Thurmont at Emmitsburg
Tuesday features Liberty at Walkersville with a follow up game on Wednesday. Thurmont travels to Emmitsburg for a regional contest. The passage notes geography of French Indochina in Southeast Asia bordered by China Siam and sea routes.
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Innlogs
Walkersville
Thurmont
Creeger
Sherman
Barrick
Eyler
Eeker
Reeney
Ra Sherman
Moberly
Pittinger
Dire—Staley
Liberty
Emmitsburg
Asia
China
Siam
Gulf of Tonkin
South China Sea
Texas
Liberty Walkersgile
Middletown Defeats Frederick In Rainy High School Baseball
In a mishap filled Southern Division game, Middletown beat Frederick 17 to 8 in a rain affected tilt. Middletown used Stroup's steady pitching and timely hits to overcome Frederick errors that favored the Valley boys early and allowed multiple runs in the late innings.
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Middletown
Frederick
Valley Boys
Vernon Summers
Stroup
Mercer
Druchey
Wolfe
Staley
Veigler
Eigler
Hiorine
Maupt
O Summers
Feaga
Summers
Forga
Summera
Feaga ¢Stroup
Rinninge
Fraca
Suamere Leff
Baese
Doneny
Tent
Searsville Club Breaks Camp in Wet Grounds Exhibition
The Searsville club canceled this afternoon's exhibition with the Wilkes-Barre Barons due to wet field conditions. Mountaineers of St May Cullene planned a test against the Barons at McCurdy Field with Sam Callura expected on the mound.
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Montreal Navale
Leroqgue
Padely Kangae
Royale Orlando
Mareanville
Hie
Frederick Nett
Wiskee Barre Barone
McCurdy Field
Oclock
Lekanene
Une Ierreity
Vermont
Mount St. Merya
Pega
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Mountaineers
St. May
Plainsville
Leaksville
Callura
Barons
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Florida
McNally
Anel” Gab
Wilkes-Barre
Eld
Mule Shirley
al Murphy
Dec” Richmond
Johnny Dudick
Jack Radthe
Larry Christy
Frank Skatt
Bill Sadd
Hubie Fitteroth
Larry Fischer
Rowton
Weinstein
Stan Shubilla
Wally Quockun
Delaware
al Thomas
Carson Walsky
Thomas
Sik Dilitjta
Walsky
Bob Leary
Mount St. Mary's
Joe Karpinski
Karpinski
Abe Kennedy
Tony Apichella
Frank Apichella
Mike Leesney
Tommy Johnson
George
Bernie Brooks
Olsvaner Clima
North Carolina
Charles Barber
Blethen
Harold (Cotton) Carey
Doubs
Sterling Arnold
Charla Marling
Mike Urban
Carey
Moreling
Andy Vootka
Mike Depko
Mack Putterman
Sherwood MacKenzie
Buck Tagar
Dave Wack
Mike Posijack
Mike Tarossi
Don Merit
Dick Shof
Mike Kalbach
Ray Rex
Francie Tuscau
Ray Nash
George Spencer
Catcher McNally
Dine Bovemire
Raecatcher
Napville
Southern Teague
Raeheitte
Maren
Sally Treen
Rala
DeMolay Practice and County H S League Results
The Frederick DeMolay team in Baker Park hosts practice at 5 0 o'clock with all players and new aspirants invited. In the County High School League Southern Division Middletown beat Frederick 17 to 9 yesterday, with a rematch scheduled for Wednesday: Middletown at Brunswick.
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Frederick
Baker Park
H. S. League
Middletown
Local Graduates Tour Washington With Classmates
Mr Maurice Clark and Miss Elizabeth Callahan teachers accompanied the graduating class on a trip to Washington D C. sights included blooming Japanese cherry trees. Class members named are Betty Lewis Agnes Brown Leslie Buhrman and Harry Hessong. Mrs Emma Flair and son Charles Edgemont visited Mrs Reuben Mesdfee. Glenn Horne and family from Baltimore were Sunday visitors. Ruth Delauter employed in Thurmont spent Sunday at home. Mrs Frank Doyle visitor in Paxville. The piece closes with an ad note on daily newspapers as the best advertising medium.
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Foxville
Maurice Clark
Elizabeth, Callahan
Washington
Betty Lewis
Agnes Brown
Leslie Buhrman
Harry Hessong
Emma Flair
Charles
Edgemont
Reuben Mesdfee
Glenn
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Haupt
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North Market Street
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Doll’s Jewelry Store
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Lewis A. Rice
James E. Doll
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James H, Cramer
Charles W. Lough
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