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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
6
A garbled trade notice discusses a three year lease on Beseral Field and mentions an annual meeting and a payment or penalty. The text includes fragmented phrases about a bid date and a market event.
Frederick club announces opening events to start the season with a dinner tournament signaling full activities. Captain Chi cles E E Hudson is expected to be reappointed. Members include George Voigt of New York and several clubs from the region. Ladies tournament starts Wednesday with a nine hole handicap event and lunch, followed by bridge in the afternoon.
Philadelphia April 29 The Athletics crushed the Yankees 10 1 to win two of three in the series. Mule Haas and Al Simmons homered, and a timely triple helped erase an early Yankee lead. Henry Veilingen was shelled as Gordon Rhodes debuted for Hollywood in relief after being released.
Local baseball fans can judge the calibre of the Cuban Stars in Frederick as Manager Bob Wells leads his Blue Ridge League team against the Cuban Stars in an exhibition at McCurdy Field. The 3 p.m. Thursday game is Frederick’s only tune up before the season opens. The Stars, akin to a Class AA club, recruit from the National League of Cuba and coach mainly in Spanish.
Yesterday's Senior IL baseball results show Middletown defeating Thurmont 18 to 17 in 12 innings. Upcoming schedule lists Middletown at Frederick on Wednesday and Brunswick at Thurmont on Thursday.
The fragment lists scattered team mentions Rochester Baltimore Baltimore City? Timore, Toronto, Newark, Reading and Jersey City with partial scores and locations. No clear final result or full context available.
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