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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
6
Cardinals defeat the Cubs 4 to 1 to extend their lead as the National League contenders. Batteries: Parawice and We. Davie, Candon, Warneke, Broant, Hants.
Hallencer speedball team beat Harmare Grove 24 to 9 on Sunday at Mencavilia. Ballenger elurgera led with five early points before a decisive finish. Harmony Grove struggled, scoring only a few late points as Waller’s team extended their lead.
Baker Park defeats Schleysville 12 to 100 in a rough Baker Park lawnball and volleyball card at Third Street gym. Rounds feature Tayla Harmon Pelc and Teague drives, Woodington and Washington Park teams, with League action ongoing and a possible replay due to a Cort fen schedule clash.
Yesterday's results from Lamipang ALA and City Hall show City Streetball League games and the Walker N. June Tennis Tournament reports. Elizabeth VY Honst and Richard Rameburs defeated Elise Crim and Victor Palmer to win the doubles final with a 6-1 score and 1-2 in rounds, at the Catoctin Gauntre Club.
Harry Grayson reports on the Travers Stakes with Newt Dar and Gallant Box in contention. Trainers like Sunny Jin and Crambles speculate on form, pace, and the impact of Arington Chase veterans while pundits discuss breeding, stamina, and the best distance runners in the world. The column notes big names like Granville Omaha and Gallant Pose amid debates on speed versus staying power. The piece closes reflecting on past champions and evolving bloodlines.
A fragmented bridge passage outlines a bidding and play scenario with players and hands described in garbled terms. It references duplicating game, a dummy unit, a captain hand, and an ace queen sequence, but the text is corrupted. The piece mentions bargain hunters, contracts, and a dealer, with no clear outcome or names.
Local boxing bouts set for Friday at Brunswick with debuting Vecvorua in Vidnoape and a card featuring Tony Washer Brederick Junction achievers and several regional fighters. Event under city auspices aims to boost youth participation and community sports.
The report records a National League game with Brooklyn and New York teams in Chicago and London areas. Key players and exact scores are unclear but note a Brooklyn win and a close contest. The piece reflects late 19th or early 20th century baseball jargon and venue mentions.
Community members from Wolfsville and nearby towns share visits to relatives and friends. Mrs Warrenfeltz hosts at her former home with plans for a community event. Families attend tennis, reunions, and birthday observances at Caledonia Park Pen Mar and surrounding sites. Local churches hold youth activities and gatherings as residents recount travels and visits.
A rambling golf write up centers on a round at Glendale Cant where players struggle with chips and greens. Notes include fumbles and bold drives as staff and players chase accuracy and improvement.
The text describes a left hand grip method that allows the golfer to hit through the ball and prevents wrists from collapsing at impact, supporting a stable swing and consistent contact.
In a local matchup Lovettsville defeated Mountville by a ten point margin. The article mentions players Riley Devine and Shook among others and notes efforts by Walker and Taare as key moments.
A driver survived after an automobile crash into a tree near Ta Aug. 6. The AP report notes the crash revived the driver as emergency crews arrived and medical aid was given at the scene.
Almanac style summary lists standings: St Louis 16 9 over Chicago 4 9. Cleveland 6, Detroit 4, Philadelphia 9, Washington 6, New York 2. Second game 7 innings delayed by rain. Today: Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St Louis, Philadelphia at Washington, New York at Boston.
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