Coast Guard Holds Line After New Mexico Holdup
In New Mexico authorities report a hold up case near the coast city, with Mrs overtones and two suspects identified. Police say no injuries were recorded as investigations proceed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
7
In New Mexico authorities report a hold up case near the coast city, with Mrs overtones and two suspects identified. Police say no injuries were recorded as investigations proceed.
Frederick County tennis fans anticipate the second annual Catoctin Tennis Club event at the Catoctin Country Club courts from July 4 to 28. Three new events are added including junior singles, veterans doubles, and mixed doubles for Frederick County players. Previous champions include Barney Welsh in men's singles and Howard McGregor with Lease Bussard in men's doubles.
A history note recalls Manhattan College’s distance squad breaking the 21 2 mile mark in the 1914 Penn Relays. Walter Fagen and Gene Serszen are highlighted as figures from the era.
Ten years ago Yodas Franke, American lightweight champion, was signed for a hops scam in Bran, McKeesport, Pennsylvania. A benefit match between Ted Ray and Reser Wethered is planned in Beeston to aid the Ponce of Waits Hospital.
The Cubs triumphed 2 3 2 over the Cardinals in a tense game that featured Lonnie Warhete and Tet Carl ton with key plays in the late innings. Manager Charlieays sacminee and Jurgess drew an intentional pass while Hermmen contributed a decisive center shot.
The Municipal Speedball League publishes a full schedule for the first and second halves. Pairings include Juniors, Independents, Uniteds, City Hall, and Lutherans across May to August with multiple matchups per week and dates such as May 1 May 3 May 8 and June 12 among others.
Yesterday’s games were postponed due to cold weather. Today’s schedule features Chicago at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and Boston at New York.
National League action saw Chicago defeat St Louis 3 to 2. Other games postponed due to cold conditions. 411 innings cited. Matchups listed include Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cinernat at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston.
All scheduled International League games are postponed. Buwaio and Baltimore, Montreal and A Dany, Rochester and Syracuse, Toronto and Newark matchups are listed as delayed.
Frederice County Leafus reports That Fornes Toe Ascm Pilot was reappointed as manager of the Brunswick Penman Timnms Bruns- Wieck team for the 1935 season at a large Brunswick YOMC meeting. Burch named as Farmers star, meeting presided by James A Champers. Grounds committee to begin field work. practice fields to be readied. A new directors slate chosen and colors black and gold adopted for the 1933 pennant. Maryland Freshmen debut details noted including Chatte Keer’s performance vs Tech high, Frosh win 7-0.
Indiana’s Charles Hornbostel, the half mile champion, defeated Princeton’s Bit Bonthron as Indiana, Cornell, and Manhattan shared top relay honors on a rain soaked day at the Penn relay carnivals. Cornell won the 440 yard relay in a sprint as Columbia trailed by a stride, with Pennsylvani a favored in third and Maryland fourth. A rain soaked program forced postponement of a cadet field baseball game between Frederick High and St Mary’s Prep to a later date due to wet grounds.
George Granger former Frederick Blue Ridge Leaguer now with Baltimore Orioles visited Mr and Mrs Claude Dorsey with his wife of six months and plans to visit often. Chuck Silein of the Cubs and Phillies is named the toughest NL batter to get out. other dangerous hitters include Paul Warner Herman Heck Wilen Riggs Stoferson Riki Cuvier and Freddy Lindstrom. Lean Durocher is the weakest for Halse. Evidence notes Cincinnati park preferred for pitching and mentions Warneke and Dizzy Dean as top hitters in the Southtyn Division of the County Scholastic League.
West opens spade and South holds diamonds and spades while North leads spades. Declarer attempts clubs, hearts, and a triple squeeze to make seven spades after a series of misdirected plays. The hand hinges on precise endplays and deductions to secure the contract.
Middletown High School athlete Willam B Hauver is re elected manager of the Middletown baseball team in the Frederick County League. The club plans a reorganized season with fifteen directors and a debt free outlook after receipts of 316 and similar expenditures. Directors include Warren Shire Charles Rhoderick Edgar Koogle and others. Dr Hauser was reelected president with Kieeny as vice president Palmer secretary and Koogle treasurer.
Two Cry Speenball League games were postponed due to wet grounds. On Tuesday Coca Cola Boating Works will face Bibs Sandwich Shop at the Bathhouse Diamond with Beeh as umpire. A later Tuesday game has Coca Srs meeting Es ic om at the batik Esteing will umpire. Proceeds from the doubleheader will fund umpire salaries and season end checks.
The text advises a short mashie shot with minimal swing and emphasis on accuracy over distance. It recommends a shoulder-high or half swing for ample distance, warns against taking the club too far back, and stresses a direct down stroke and strong follow through to lift the ball without effort.
Fredericks Blue Ridge League baseball team stages a practice game today at 2:30 PM at McCurdy Field against Shepherd College of Shepherdstown West Virginia. Manager Ray Gardner will field the new lineup as training continues with several County League players slated to appear. a nominal admission is charged and Sunday practice will be open to the public.
The article compares furnaces to humans, noting different preferences for coal types. It claims Eskace prefers a fatty coal and suggests feeding furnaces the right coal for best heating, implying the shop has the suitable coal available.
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