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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1935
Page
6
Dean Bewilders hurled a long right arm style challenge to the Giants as the Dodgers defeated them 1-0. Batteries: Dean and Delaney for the Dodgers.
Short field note reports yesterday’s speedball action at Betleysville’s Barmon Field with a 11 to 4 score and upcoming match Ocneysville against Baker Park. unclear lines reference WA vakicows canal and team names.
Five hundred spectators attended the second donkey baseball game at McCurdy Field. The Sixth Street Giants beat the North End Tigers by a slim margin in six innings, amid comedy as performers on burros struggled to stay aboard. A spectator named Wachter suffered a broken nose fallout and was taken to Frederick City Hospital.
Tom Kiss, new Union Bridge catcher, joined the Harrisburg Senators of the New York Pennsylvania League ten days ago and will play today against Woodsboro. Kiss appeared in one game, and observers noted his difficulty adjusting to night baseball.
Only one game will be played at McCurdy Field Sunday the Freder ick Hustlers versus Labovitz Stores from Baltimore at 2 30. The Brunswick Church Hill game moved, while the Hustlers cancel a Waynesboro Eagles contest to face the Labovitz nine, praised as a top Baltimore team. A full schedule follows with Washington Heurich Brewers, then Waynesboro.
The Frederick County League features nine Sept 2 games headlined by Middletown versus Brunswick Railroaders at 2:30 pm with Valleyites leading, aiming to clinch the pennant. Other matches include Taneytown–Thurmont, Union Bridge–Woodsboro, and Exumitsburg–New Windsor as race drama builds toward Labor Day motorcycle meet promotions at the Frederick Fair Grounds.
American League results show Chicago 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 8 New York 7 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 2 Washington 8 Detroit 1 after 414 innings. Today Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis. Then a church nursery serves mothers during Croydon Methodist service. Netherlands electricity use exceeds 96 percent with 50 power plants operating.
In a Western States Championship hand, defense outmaneuvered the declarer after South led hearts and clubs. West ruffed a partner’s trick and returned a diamond, setting up a trump victory that prevented the contract from succeeding. The article notes the ongoing debate over defensive skill versus declarer play and previews an upcoming Cincinnati tournament.
Lucille Lavelle, former Broadway show girl, pleads not guilty when arraigned in Buffalo over the slaying of her husband Frank Horan during a dispute over a gun. The case notes prior notoriety after an earlier confrontation with Rudolph Cameron, a movie star.
Joe Turnesa at the National Open near Columbus fails to finish ahead of Bobby Jones after a gust lifts a gallery hat and disrupts his swing on the 18th at Scioto Country Club. Turnesa salvages a third shot with a No 2 iron and explains his grip and timing.
In yesterday’s games Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 3 while Brooklyn edged Chicago 2 to 1 and St Louis lost to New York 1 to 0. A game was postponed due to wet ground. Today’s matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Boston.
Frederick Cardinals under Red Powell and Brunswick clash Sunday at Cadet Field as lead race tightens. Church Hill and Brunswick meet at Church Hill with John Gardner slated to pitch for Church Hill. Walkersville versus Middletown looms as another key matchup while Damascus Cedar Grove and Point of Rocks face slugging prospects. Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland contends for College All Stars right halfback position with rivals from Notre Dame and St Mary's.
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