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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1934
Page
6
The Frederick County League standings show Union Bridge beating Woodgford 3 1, Brunswick and Middletown battling 18 innings to a 5 5 draw halted by darkness. Lefty Gaither and Art Hauver pitched through 18 innings, with Gaither allowing few hits and 18 strikeouts as Middletown and Brunswick staged a marathon game.
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 4 0? St Louis beat Chicago 2 4. Rain postponed games. Saturday results include Chicago 4, New York 7, Boston 4, Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 5. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh. other clubs have no scheduled games.
Yesterday's results across the league show Baltimore routed Buffalo nine to nothing and Rochester dominating Syracuse eighteen to two. Montreal edged Albany one to zero while Newark beat Toronto four to one and Albany defeated Montreal four to ten at the box. Today Baltimore visits Buffalo and Syracuse hosts Rochester while Albany plays Montreal. A note mentions Bob Harrison in talks with the Knoxville club of the Southern Association and a curve ball pitch cited in trade talk.
Detroit beat Cleveland 6-5 in ten as Manin Owen and Hark Greenberg started a rare second triple play of the season. The win extended Detroit’s lead to 41 games over the Yankees in the standings.
Reval results show Cleveland and Washington games with close margins. Philadelphia beat Washington 2 to 1 while Boston topped New York 3 to 2. Chicago routed Detroit 8 to 7. St Louis and others had noted outcomes. The second game between teams extended thirteen innings with tense play and no schedule for other cups.
A fragmented note traces a player from Ti pit a to Altoona Ti State League then to the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies in 1909. The text links injuries from a space accident to his career, mentioning a home in Ti pit a and a World Series era context.
The Baker Park Municipal Courts hosted six matches over the weekend. Richard Ramsburg defeated A. A. Radcliff Jr 4-6 6-1 6-4 to win the feature men’s singles. Elizabeth Boost beat Elizabeth Pronk 1-4 6-1 in ladies’ singles.
Frederick County League games set for Saturday with Union Bridge at Frederick Woodsboro at New Windsor Thurmont at Brunswick Middletown at Taneytown Box scores note eight innings due to darkness and postponed contests in the schedule indicating matches across Brunswick Middletown Taneytown and surrounding towns.
Yesterday's Blue Ridge League results are incomplete with rain delays and postponed games. Frederick and Chambersburg entries show errors and partial scores, while Winchester notes a postponement amid unstable conditions.
Frederick Hustlers edged the Chambersburg Maroons 2-1 in a Blue Ridge League clash at McCurdy Field. Frank Six drove a decisive eighth inning homer over left-center, while Jack Gardner held Chambersburg to one earned run and four strikeouts in a strong pitching performance. Gardner benefited from sharp defense as Frederick avoided late threats, and the win clinched the season series.
Fred erick pitcher Don Rice dominated with a meteoric fastball and hooks as Frederick beat New Windsor 5 to 1 at McCurdy Field. Rice allowed four hits and contained trouble to innings two and four, while Bud Shilling struggled at times for New Windsor. Frederick strengthens one-game lead in the county league and faces Union Bridge next with a chance to clinch. Also notes Joe Vosmik of the Cleveland Indians was sent home for treatment, Milton Galatzer recalled by the Tribe, and Rob Holland released to Toledo.
Jefferson, the David of the Southern Division, defeated Brunswick A C 4 to 3 in a bid for first place. Ambrose twirled eight hits for the Railroader, aided by errorless fielding. Church Hill upended Harmony 11 to 8 to claim top spot, while Doubs beat Middletown 9 to 1. Walkersville toppled Frederick 12 to 5 as New Market and Mt. Airy won by forfeit due to lack of players. Rain postponed some matches and a Cumberland Valley tennis match was moved to Wednesday.
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