Browns maul ailing Yankees in baseball rout
Aug. 16 New York Yankees suffer a 13 to 1 defeat at the hands of the Browns as Lou Gehrig extends his consecutive games streak. Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Boston also post setbacks or notable performances in a day of league action.
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Open County Tennis Tournament Planned at Frederick
Frederick Tennis Club announces a county open tennis tournament to start September 4 at city courts. Events include men's singles doubles and ladies singles with Loving cups and trophies for champions and runners-up. Entry blanks available from Alvin Quinn M C A with a September 2 deadline.
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Hagetatown
Norfolk
Alvin
Alvin M. Bappst
James H. Harris
Richard Ramsburg
Lease Tussard
Robert Clapp
Mr. Quinn
John Francis Smith
Thurmont Visitors and Local News Highlights
Thurmont area notes list Miss Helen Martin and Miss Jane Fisher visiting relatives. residents and families, including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cassell and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Miller, enjoy vacations and visits. A minor accident occurs when Robert Fry breaks his right arm while cranking a machine at Norbert Wivell’s. Local social events feature Miss Gladys Hessong’s visit and a party at Mrs. Russell Forney’s home with numerous attendees. A Siamangugh reunion is planned, and several residents travel to Newark, Delaware, Albany, New York, and Pittsburgh for events and visits.
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Helen Martin
New York City
Jane Fisher
Baltimore
Carl Cassell
C. W. Lidie
Albert
Billy
Washington
Miller
William H. Miller
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Wayne Smyth
Philadelphia
Georgian Creager
Russell Forney
Gladys M. Hessong
Ethel Smith
Gladys Iiissong
Thelma Yingling
Pearl Ghism
Martha Eby
Jean Frances Sweeney
Eloise Anders
Delaine Martin
Felicia
Billy Rime
Howard Creeger
Daugher
Carroll Creager
Ruding Sus
Withiam Yingling
Lillian Crowther
Highland Park
Orley Poiley
Carl Troxell
Irvin W. Loythe
Jack Gall
Frederick
Ernest
Joseph Hitchens
Ernest Hammaker
Hammaker
Siampaugh
MA Tahiee Cael
Albany
Camp Cory
Mary Jean Kennedy
Carel Flory
John L. Bollinger
Bollinger
Howard Freete
Joseph Sweeney
Hagerstown
Charlies Bjower
Baseball scores and upcoming AL games listed
Yesterday in St Louis the Giants beat New York 3 1 while Philadelphia edged Cleveland 5 4. Detroit won 6 5 over Boston and Washington 5 1 over Chicago. Upcoming games: Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit.
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Doubles highlight win as Tigers fall to All-Stars 13 2
The Doub All-Stars routed Limestone Virginia Tigers 13 to 2 over the weekend behind DeLauter limiting seven hits through seven innings. Hickman led the offense with three doubles and a single while Thomas and Stickles added key blows. Baseball notes include scoring errors and base runners, plus golf advice on keeping eyes on the ball during swing.
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National League Scores Shuffled in Early Games
In the opening NL action Brooklyn fell 7 to 2 at Pittsburgh while St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 0 and New York edged Cincinnati with Boston leading Chicago 6 to 1 in longer contests. First game stretched to eleven innings and the other to twelve.
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International League Yesterday's Results Recap
Totorite led Newark 14 to 6 while Baltimore dropped to 0-1 after a 12 run showing. Buffalo beat Albany 8 to 4 and Montreal defeated Manenete. games scheduled at Jersey City, Rochester, Buffalo, and Montreal. A woollen cloth production note references a 1931 Yorkshire shearing benchmark.
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Rochester
The Fight Business Aches Over Boxing Title Plans
The piece critiques promoter maneuvers around Carnera Baer and Sharkey, noting fan disappointment and a Rome bout proposal as an avoidance tactic. It mentions Usmduny and Useydu for context, and comments on tennis and golf associations amid sports showmanship.
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John
Sharkey
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Player's Ability at Contract Shown By Plan Of Opposition
Secretary McKenney argues real skill lies in defense at the bridge table. He cites a National Championship game in Asbury Park NJ where the defense was tested and a strategic diamond play determined the outcome, showing the defender’s impact on contract success.
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American Bridge League
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SPEAKS FOR REPEAL AT VIRGINIA BANQUET
Ambrose O'Connell, special assistant to the postmaster general, predicted repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment before year’s end. He urged temperate liquor use and touted Democratic unity supporting the administration and Parley as party leaders. He spoke at the Young Men’s Democratic Club banquet in Virginia.
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