Hustlers Open Season on May in Exhibition Match
The Hustlers open their 1938 season Sunday against the Quantico Indians at 2:30 p.m. Indians, 22-5-27 start, bring star players Ty Kelly Keys Lambert Stevens Kelley Bolognese Reynolds Stevens Shelton and Sissos. Hustlers lineup includes Ray Steele Hoffman Gardner Angleberger Hildebrand James Six LeGore Price Stout Fraley Rice Downes. Frank James may join Salisbury Club. Joe Price to backfield. Frank Fraley to start with Richards and Downes as reserves.
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Baseball scores and rain halt games in AL yesterday
In yesterday's American League results Cleveland defeated St Louis 11 to 6 Boston beat New York 6 to 1 Washington won 7 to 2 over Philadelphia Detroit shut out Chicago 2 to 0 The game was called after the fourth due to rain Today schedule shows Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis Boston at New York Chicago at Detroit Also a note claims harmonica invented by Benjamin Franklin in 2762.
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McKenney Notes Simple Hand For Bridge Experts
Secretary WM. E. McKenney outlines a Cleveland expert Arthur Goldsmith's view of a bridge hand. He observes the dummy and near single in semi suits, notes diamonds and spades, and suggests a possible bid or line of play. The commentary reflects a brisk, instructional tone typical of the era.
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Bridge Hand Fragment From a 1938 Club Feature
A narrative of a bridge hand where Geld favo r? partner inspired a cautious play. East wins the final trick as the hand is made, with spade and diamond sequences and a det our brief bidding note. The piece notes McKenney’s planned six part series on American developments in bridge.
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Hemsley’s Work Big Aid To Young Feller
Bob Feller struck out eleven Detroit Tigers to win his second game of the season. Rollie Hemsley, the catcher, is credited with stabilizing Feller’s delivery after prior control issues. Indians manager Oscar Vin praises Hemsley’s effectiveness while noting his suspension history. Feller has pitched seventeen scoreless innings with seventeen strikeouts and nine hits allowed through two games.
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National League game results and today’s schedule
National League scores include Philadelphia 6 over New York 3, St Louis 5 over Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 12 over Cincinnati 5. Today’s games feature St Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, Philadelphia at New York, and Boston at Brooks.
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Prudent Jurist Delivers Quip on Language at Trial
London judge questions a Czechoslovak witness about language. The witness says I speak German but most people speak Czech. The judge quips I had better not ask more questions or I shall get on to a controversial subject.
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Gene Sarazen Masters eagle seals 1935 comeback
The article recounts Gene Sarazen's sensational double eagle at the 1935 Masters, the dramatic finish after a measured 232 yards to the pin, and the advice from playing partner Walter Hagen. It notes prior Open wins and his 1936 Agua Caliente Open victory, highlighting Sarazen’s storied career and final eagle on the last spin.
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Golf greatness and local baseball names in one note
The article blends golf insights from Sam Sarazen and club tips with local baseball moves. It mentions Frederick County writers, Bruner and Moultrie Packers, and Mackenzie signing to play first base after winter release, plus a tangent on Sarazen’s grip and a playoff win over Wood.
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Parodic News Quiz From Old Page
A fragmented quiz item asks five questions about a jailed broker, a Chicago Cubs pitcher, a Mediterranean draw, a sued former child star, and a former French ambassador now serving as foreign secretary in a Daladies cabinet, reflecting a garbled last page quiz.
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Outfielder Challenges Long Homered Hit in Training
A Texas League scene at Mc Curdy Field sees BJ Sodd of Texas connect on a likely record home run during a training session with the Wilkes-Barre Barong. The unnamed season opponent Greenville stumbles as a key error and missed throw plagued the play.
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Friendly Circle Class Progressive Party at Calvary Church
The Friendly Circle Class of Calvary Methodist school held a progressive party starting Monday with courses at three homes. Guests included Misses Margaret Wil ee thel Nichol Catherine Bell Dorothy Barnes Helen Whitmore and several married members such as Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. Kemp Bentz among others.
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More County Bass Sent to Africa From Lewistown Hatchery
Frederick county fish shipments to Cape Town proceed with 42 fingerlings and 50 valued eggs released for acclimation. Powell notes Angerling growth exceeds normal, signaling healthy tropical conditions. South Africa will use the bass as brood stock as remaining fish mature, with two deaths among 59 sent in special containers.
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Fatigue Beat Tired Feeling With Fruits and Dairy
Health Officer Dr. A. C Baxter advises fruits eggs and dairy products to ward off persistent fatigue and the tired feeling as part of a wellness campaign.
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