Tenth straight as won by Tigers
Linwood Rowe pitched Detroit to a 6-5 extra inning victory over Cleveland, driving in the winning run in the eleventh. Hank Greenberg scored from third on a late play as Detroit rallied from behind.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1934
Page
6
Linwood Rowe pitched Detroit to a 6-5 extra inning victory over Cleveland, driving in the winning run in the eleventh. Hank Greenberg scored from third on a late play as Detroit rallied from behind.
Rival games highlight the County League schedule with New Windsor facing Frederick at McCurdy Field in a key pennant race duel. Woodsboro meets Union Bridge while Thurmont hosts Brunswick and Tanovtown visits Thurmont as heavy hitters and notable pitchers duel for crucial points.
The Philadelphia club acquires Wilson to fill Baker's role while Baker rests from a chest problem. The change aims to stabilize the lineup as Sam recovers from a recent Charlie horse illness affecting play in recent days.
Lloyd Rice edged Pop’n Ives 9-7 in the first set before dropping 2-6 and 6-4 as the city championship tennis event at Baker Park continued. The day also saw the doubles upset of Nicodemus and Apple over Palmer and Stull, plus Crist’s advancing wins in boys’ singles and multiple scheduled matches through Sunday.
Mrs Helene Scranton of New York played in the All-American championship of the American Whist League in Chicago. The article discusses bidding and play strategy, analyzing whether to take heart or spade finesses and detailing Scranton’s decisive line that avoided risking both finesses to make her contract.
Rains, tied to the Greenbrier Hotel summer publicity unit in White Sulphur Springs, won singles 6 2 5 4 6 3 over Paul Lehwein. He and Robert B Parker defeated Guy Gegory and Durty Justice 6 3 4 8 6 3 6 2 in doubles. Rains hails from Frederick Maryland and played for Johns Hopkins University in 1931 32.
The Everedy team led the City Speedball League with a 23 to 3 win over Stull's Service Station in Baker Park on Friday night. Eight runs came in the first inning as Everedy dominated both offense and defense through the game. The report lists detailed lineups for both teams and notes several standout fielding plays by Stull's and Everedy to highlight the contest.
Yesterday results show New York six Boston three. Brooklyn five Philadelphia three. Pittsburgh eight Cincinnati seven. St Louis seventeen Chicago three. Tonight Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York Baltimore at Buffalo Newark at Toronto Rochester at se Albany at Montreal.
In the American League Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 and New York beat Boston 10 to 3. St. Louis topped Chicago 8 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Washington 8 to 6. Today Cleveland visits Detroit and Philadelphia plays Washington. St. Louis at Chicago and New York at Boston are on the schedule.
Ten years ago today Benny Leonard halted his welter bout with Mickey Walker due to injury while Pat Moran faced related issues. Town teams prepared for speedball action as Stown Girls bested rival club 16 11 in Burkerstown with Mary Kia Mut prominent in the action.
A provided lineup lists players for Adamstown and Buckeystown E, including Buckeystown E Mossburg at second base N O Hara at first base and Helen Hahn at shortstop with EB O Hara pitching. Adamstown features Burns tightield P Dutrow Lucille Thomas Loretta Thomas Scarff A Thomas Willard and A B Thomas among others.
Northern Dinion Frederick and Walkersville lead off the Sunday schedule with Staley credited as the group host. Damascus visits Union Bridge with Dorsey listed. Cedar Grove travels to Mt. Airy under Smith. Woodsboro meets New Market with Braoks at the sideline. Southern Division features Point of Rocks at Lite Kiln under Spaulding and Church Hill at Harmony with L Rice. Middletown battles Doubs under Schrider, Brunswick faces Jefferson with Butler. Also noted: 6541 aircraft held active Commerce licenses on July 1, 1934.
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