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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1928
Page
7
Babe Ruth hit two homers as New York toppled Washington 14 to 0, tying for the league lead with three homers. Pennock and Collins combined on the shutout after Lisenbee and Ruel held Washington to three hits.
Yesterday's results list Chicago five Detroit four New York four Washington zero Philadelphia eleven Boston six St Louis six Cleveland two. Today's games schedule Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Washington at New York.
National League results show Brooklyn 12 Philadelphia 7 and St Louis 2 Cincinnati 7 while Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2. Other games postponed by rain include Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Boston and Montreal at Baltimore with Buffalo at Reading and Rochester at Newark on yesterday’s schedule.
Dan Thomas outlines how motion pictures are made from conception to exhibition. The second article covers casting, continuity, and the shift from written dialogue to action driven storytelling.
Negotiations continue between Manager Joe Neptune and Henry Sherry over salary as Sherry is likely to wear a Hustler uniform at McCurdy Field this season. Frank Burke departs Martinsburg Blue Sox after last season’s title run, while Al Cherry from Durham eyes a move to Frederick. Bill Purtell brings 25 players to Hagerstown for early workouts. Hubs schedule games in York Cumberland. George Hammen signs with Hanover Raiders returning to the league, and Harry Hess joins Martinsburg Blue Sox after a strong Maryland season.
Local fans recall Rubber star in Baltimore performance. He fielded sensationally and collected several singles during 50 games, helping establish a new league record for double killings in the season.
Tivoli presents Metro Goldwyn Mayer film Rose Marie with Joan Crawford in the title role and James Murray as the romantic lead. The story unfolds at a fur trading post amid striking Western locales with a 26 child Tivoli Frolles performance added.
Washington reports the fourth share of Continental Trading Company Liberty bond profits, amounting to 759 500 dollars, was found by the Senate Teapot Dome committee. Robert W. Stewart testified he placed the bonds in trust for future disposition and that the funds were turned over to the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company after a board vote. He faced possible contempt trial set for May 21 and sought to mitigate punishment by revealing today’s testimony.
A classified ad in The News promises effective results for readers seeking services, sales, or opportunities. The short notice highlights quick placement and wide local reach to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
Manager Joe Neptune brings seven Maine prospects to Frederick for a brisk pre season workout at McCurdy Field. Dennis King Archie Boutot Joe Sapier left handed hitters all show power with long drives and standout fielding. Hap Crozier joins in June and workouts continue daily until the main squad arrives. Thompson to receive Georgetown letters dating to 1902 and 1903 at the New Willard Hotel event.
Two cases were heard by Justice Guy K. Motter on police court Tuesday night. A. A. Gumbs was found guilty of a parking violation and fined $2.50 plus costs. John Gardner was charged with being drunk and disorderly and was dismissed with a reprimand.
An old ad touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for stomach and bowel gas. It claims relief from gnawing pain, nervous feelings, and poor sleep, suggesting that deep breaths and warmth return after taking the remedy. The text urges purchasing the genuine yellow package from druggists for $1.
The Electoral College, part of the U S electoral system since the nation’s founding, was formally named in the Federal Constitution and its title gained official recognition in 1845.
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