Three Doubleheaders In Tri County League Schedule
Three doubleheaders are scheduled in the Tri County League Sunday afternoon. Damascus meets Wakefield in Montgomery County to attempt a bargain bill outcome, while Carroll countians chase second place and Damascus seeks a 14 straight unbeaten run. Brunswick and Wakefield duel Doubs at Scheer Stadium, then Middletown and Lander clash at Lander, and Walkersville faces Tjamsville at New Market with Thurmont taking on Cedar Grove at Woodsboro. Umpires Donna: Smith, Schrider, Crum, Crum, Ecker, Dorsey.
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Damascus
Wakefield
Montgomery County
Carroll
Brunswick
Doubs
Scheer Stadium
Rallmadhers
Cotton Carey
Middletown
Lander
Thurmont
Bo Hauver
Walkersville
Tjamsville
New Market
Cedar Grove
Woodsboro
Smith
Schrider
R. Crum
Staley
S. Crum
Ecker
Dorsey
Persh ‘Mondorff
Emmitsburg
Rasius LeGore
Frederick
Aston Twenty
O'Eclock
Doc” Ecker
Bailors defeat Ballenger in city league title tilt
The Frederick Tailors defeated Ballenger 6-3 in Baker Park to claim the City Speetball League championship. Tailors’ lineup included Fox, Burkholder, J. James, Wagner, F. James, Swamley, Miller, Esterly, and T. James on the mound. Ballenger featured Shaft, Gross, Cempher, Poole, R. Cook, Feaga, H Culler, Boyer, and Cook.
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Frederick Tailors
Baker Park
Uncups
Tailors
Fox
Burkholder
J. James
Wagner
F. James
Swamley
Miller
Esterly
T. James
Shaft
Gross
Cempher
Poole
R. Cook
Feaga
H Culler
Boyer
Cook
Tightfeld
Walkersville Wins Narrowly In Late Fastball Showdown
Walkersville speedball team defeated Williamsport Fire Company 43 to 6 in Walkersville. WW Zimmerman belted a three run homer with two aboard to spark the Glabe Valleyites in the sixth. Both clubs showed strong holding and six hits apiece as Frederick Tailors game slated for Thursday in Walkersville.
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Walkersville
Williamsport Fire Company
Zimmerman
Glabe
Lipps cheer as Dempsey set for fight at McCurdy Field
Jack Lipps of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion welcomes fan response to Jack Dempsey as guest referee next Friday at McCurdy Field. About 350 ringside reservations sold since Wednesday announcement. General admission tickets available at multiple outlets to ease box office congestion. Dempsey and manager Max Waxman to arrive from New York Friday afternoon.
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Jack Lipps
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Jack Dempsey
McCurdy Field
Dempsey
Generals
Bernie's Auto Exchange
Farnsworth's
Soas
Infeld
Second Base
Max Waxman
New York
Lipps
Farnsworth’s
Bernie
Cramer
C. C. Carty’s
Baseball scores and upcoming games in the American League
Yesterday in New York Cleveland St Louis and Philadelphia Boston posted wins with Detroit and others affected by rain. Today’s schedule lists New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit.
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New York
Cleveland
St Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
National League Scores and Upcoming Matches
National League results list New York 5 over Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 4 over Brooklyn 1 with St Louis 3 Philadelphia 0. Other clubs not scheduled. St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brookline, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Philadelphia
W. L Pet
Chicago
Brooklyn A
Boston
St. Louis
Kiladelphia
Wingate Bixby to headline AB American Tournament in Chicago
Wingate Bixby of Chicago will be among bridge luminaries at the AB American Tournament in Chicago on October 7 8 and 9. The article notes Bixby’s bold defense against East’s sound contract by trumping partner’s ace, a move debated as a major bridge offense yet sometimes justified for strategic reasons.
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WM. E. McKenney
Wingate Bixby
Chicago
Bixby
North
East
West Wien
Russia
Japan
China
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
Germany
Far East
Bridge Problem Challenges Even With Five Aces
South plays three no trump and can still make seven under best defense. West holds five aces yet a clever ruff and diamond timing by Bixby defeats the contract. The key is ruffing hearts and laying down the diamond queen to force the defender’s play.
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South
West
East
Bixby
Speedball Games Preview At Yellow Springs Series
Speedball Games hallenger, first half champion of the County Speedball League, will prrest the circuit's newest club, Yellow Springs. In a pair of games Sunday afternoon at Yellow Springs, the double victory by Springers over Myersville last week looms large. Broad Run invades Mt. Pleasant for a pair. Harmony Grove aims to take two from Frederick by forfeiture as the local nine withdraws from the loop. Thomas Edison developed the dictating machine in 1887, but business use only grew in 20 or 30 years.
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Mike Thompson
Emmitsburg
Frederick County League
Thompson
Heydler
Thomas Edison
Tailors and All-Stars Battle to 12 12 Draw
The fourth game of the Frederick Tailors vs City League All-Stars ended in a 12 12 stalemate Friday evening. Nine eighth inning hits sparked a comeback by the All-Stars with Hartman Angleberger Orrison and Fox cited for outstanding play. A replay is set for Monday at Baker Park at 6 p.m.
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Frederick Tailors
Hartman
Angleberger
Orrison
Fox
Baker Park
Triples Wheat Yield On His North Carolina Farm
Yadkinville North Carolina August AP reports Hernon Matthews cut terraces limed soil and planted Jezumes raising wheat yield from five to an average of 19.5 bushels per acre this year.
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Yadkinville
N.C
Hernon Matthews
Hustlers To Meet Martinsburg Club At McCurdy Field
Blair of Martinsburg West Virginia, Bi County League champions, visit Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 30 pm to challenge their undefeated record. Martinsburg reports fourteen wins four losses, with Blair’s Kilmer and Lamp among lineup veterans and Downes to start on the mound.
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W. Va
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
West Virgians
Walter Johnson
Dr. Pepperdine
Washington
P. L. Hoover
Martinsburg
Royal, Va
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Waynesboro
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Syracuse
Henry Lamp
Jack Clohan
Lee Denton
Chub Stephens
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Brumbaugh
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Peanut Knedler
Bob Barker
Sewell Roberts
Jack Butts
Leonard Downes
Maryland State School For the
Ray Gardner
The
Hustlers
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Don Rice
LeGore
Fraley
Charlie Rochester Narrowly Beats Newark 6 4 in Slugfest
Charlie Roch ester collected one hit in four at bats as Rochester defeated Newark 6 to 4. His batting average dropped six points while Joe Vosmik doubled twice to pace the Red Sox. Other figures include Keller .392, Hemsley .266, McQuillen .250, Selters .214, and city dogs living longer than country dogs by about two years.
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Rochester
Newark
Joe Vosmik
AB H Ave Keller Newark
Vosmik
What It Means Russo Japanese Border Raids
An AP Feature Service analysis outlines three main theories on Russo Japanese border raids near Manchukuo. The piece discusses patriotic mobilization, Russian testing of Japanese forces, and Western powers’ stances, suggesting the third theory may be strongest while warning risks of a broader conflict.
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Washington
Aug
Kibitzer
International Chess Board
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Manchuria
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Tizly
Feller Walks 11 as Yankees Win
Cleveland August 5 The Yankees win 6-1 behind five-hit pitching by Bump Hadley as Joe Gordon homers. Bobby Feller walks 11 in seven innings, suffers sixth loss while the Yankees stretch their AL lead to 3 1/2 games.
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Yankees
Joe Gordon
Bobby Feller
New York Yankees
Indians
Bump Hadley
Yanks
Tribe
Gehrig and Company
Feller
Hadley
RHCE
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Glenn
Milmar
Hemsley
Pytlak
Portland-Tennis Repairman Cooke Wins National Spotlight
Elwood T. Cooke from Portland Oregon rises from the last rung of the national ladder to enter the top 10 in tennis. His Seabright Bowl run toppled stars like Parker and Allison while opponent Biggs defeated him in the final. Cooke and Sabin prove sunshine is not essential to top form.
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NEA Service
New York
Elwood T. Cooke
Portland
Ore
Cooke
Robert L. Biggs
Biggs
Oregonian
Frankie Parker
Wilmer Allison
Parker
Allison
Fred Perry
Irvington
Wayne Sabin
Sabin
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Oregon
California
Portlane
Seabright
Robert L. Riggs
Vic Ghezzi Displays Prized Swing in Free Shot Practice
Vic Ghezzi demonstrates precise pivot and shoulder action in a free hitting drill. The left shoulder drops on the back swing while the right shoulder moves down in a seesaw motion behind the ball as the club travels through.
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Vic Ghezzi
Ghezzi
Brushmen vs Lewis town slows in Baker Park clash
The Ox Fibre Brush Company speedball team meets Lewis town Wednesday at 6 o clock in Baker Park. Local organizers set the game as a community sporting event with both teams aiming for a decisive win.
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Brushmen
Lewistown
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Baker Park
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