Union Bridge Wins To Dislodge Taneytown Lead In County League
Union Bridge surged to a 6 4 win over Taneytown to overtake the county league lead. Behrens and H Hauver sparked a late rally as Union Bridge pushed ahead in a back and forth game. Taneytown’s pitching limited the late damage, but Union Bridge held firm in the final frames to seal the victory.
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Frederick Hustlers Defeat Shippensbarg in Big Upset
Frederick Hustlers upset Shippensbarg in a high scoring game as key plays and crowd support fueled the hosts. Despite strong performances from visiting players, the Hustlers kept pressure throughout the contest and capitalized on late opportunities to secure the win.
Tri County Baseball Loop Second Tale of Yesterday's Scores
The Tri County Baseball Loop reports yesterday's results with Cedar Grove beating Mt. Airy 12 to 7 and Brunswick down Bolivar 19 to 4. Walkersville defeated Wakefield 4 to 9 in ten innings. Upcoming games Sunday include Diiiseus at Wakefield Walkersville at Bolivar Richelet at Brunswick and Cedar Grove at Middletown.
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American League Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday in the American League New York defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in a darkened game Chicago beat Boston 4 to 3 Philadelphia edged St Louis 7 to 3 St Louis won 63 innings dark second game 12 timing Saturday results show New York 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 0. Other clubs not scheduled.
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Winners Dwindle In Play BY WML McKENNEY Secretary
North in four spades after a heart free lead seeks to limit losers to three tricks. The dummy reveals the missing spade honors and diamond entries. West defends loyally while South battles to find the right line. A careful play hinges on timing and safe ruffing chances.
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Cubs Edge Gray in Doubleheader Bustling Day on Field
Baseball notes describe a mixed day with New York Giants beating Pittsburgh 3-2 as Hubbell allowed four hits, and Boston overcoming Chicago Cubs 4-3 in an eighth inning rally. Details include line scores, pitchers, and battery mates across multiple games, with Chicago and Boston jockeying in the standings.
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U S Wins Opening Olympics Events in Nerlin
Reports from Nerlin dated August 2 describe United States wining opening Olympic events led by Jesse Owens. Owens sets a world record in the 100 meters and helps the U S share top honors with Germany and Finland in a spectacular inaugural day.
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Great Cole Great Cole by Gene Mayany ary in 1935
A garbled golf report discusses a 490 yard hole, early shots, and a final round path. It mentions Gene and a pan or plan, with references to hands, wrists, and swing mechanics. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a coherent event.
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Frederick County League Saturday Scores Report
In Emmitsburg the Emmitsburg team defeated Woodsboro 2 to 0 while Union Bridge routed Taneytown 10 to 4. Middletown defeated Thurman 1 to 0 and Brunswick beat New Windsor 3 to 1. Next games Saturday feature Woodsboro at Thurmont, New Windsor at Union Bridge, Middletown at Emmitsburg, and Taneytown at Brunswick.
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Ramsburg And Clapp Win Men's Doubles
In Maryland at the Cumberland Valley Tennis Tournament Ramsburg and Clapp defeated RR B Green and Charles Miler in three straight sets 6-1 16-2 6-2 to win the men's doubles title. The champions, from Key City, succeed McLaughlin and Wright as holders of the crown and received silver loving cups from the tournament director.
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Eagles Surprise By Scoring Win At Expo
A garbled report shows the Eagles scoring a surprise victory amid chaotic play descriptions. Standout efforts included multiple players, with mentions of Voreeht Bradley and Cedar Gove Babes, as the article references Wakefield, Walkersville, Brunswick, and Bolivar in a crowded game-laden scene at an expo. The text also notes foreign commerce context tied to New York docks.
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