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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1931
Page
6
In New York a twin bill split grants and cards with fragmented scores and unclear lineups. The recap references players such as Mitchel and Walker and mentions race and batcerica terminology, leaving many details obscured.
Detroit reports a hockey style mismatch with scattered notes of players Yeaterday recalls and standings. The record mentions My. Airy defeating Hyattstown Firemen 8 to 7 and references teams such as Braves and Chicago Ceo with unclear details and partial box score notations.
Aug 17 baseball notes from New York and Philadelphia report the Pirates won game one 4-2 and lost game two 4-0 to the Phillies. Detroit defeated the Yankees 8-2 as Ray Johnson homered and Dale Alexander went 3 for 3. Jack Russell bested the White Sox 3-2 while Boston beat Chicago 3-2 to close the series.
Rochester beat Baltimore 13 to 7 while Newark led Jersey City 4 to 0 and Montreal shut out Jersey 4 0. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Rochester Jersey City at Toronto Newark at Montreal Reading at Buffalo. Winning pitcher Baumgarner tallied hits as Giants pitcher Harnea allowed runs through 2 innings.
A garbled OCR fragment cites ages and names in a disjointed line about a five year span and some people named Moore and Trent. The text is incomplete with many unreadable sections and lacks a coherent event or clear context.
Muse Talking Company reports a decisive victory as Muse trounced Jr C U A M 13 to 4. The game featured strong offense and tight defense from Muse with key plays by Kitne and Bite while Cy Speedball League plans were discussed for future Mondar night.
Unclear readable text shows fragments of a local league brief with partial names and dates. The legible elements reference a February schedule or result and youth or junior level competition. No complete facts or outcomes are confirmed from the fragment.
Box Department pulled a near third place finish by beating Office 10 to 6 in the Ox Fibre Speedball League. Tippett scored twice for Box Department as Shuts led the attack with a strong start. Team rosters show Welty Reeder Crawford Gelser Haines Omce Brachey Lambright Gittinger Harrison Roberts Tippetts Covell.
Fragmented reminiscences recount trials and triumphs of early Am erican amateurs and British foes. Names like Voigt and George surface amid memories of Pebble Beach and Merion with notes on titles, medals, and ongoing debates about who stands as the era’s top amateur.
Box Deparment 10 Offee 6 From Smith Mold. George is a double for old Macdonald Smith and both are imaginative. Santh praised as the perfect stylist of issue pros. Wdigt and Fina ai ae THE bane 2t. rd u pinay. Dead part note nets 18% salt in one ton of water. no clear winner reported.
Interest rises as the annual caddies event nears with 27 players qualified. Burz leads the field as medalist with a strong card. A 24 man team travels from the M Reyined Country Club for an inter club match next week. Junior championship rounds begin, the first such event at the club. Trophies will be awarded to champion and runner up by Jam C Schrecker, the club professional.
Unclear text outlines a Brunswick team 10 game night with scattered names and places. Mentions a crowd of about 3,000 and a league gathering. Details are fragmented and few concrete facts remain.
City League officials announced Labor Day play in Fredericks will be suspended with three vacant dates left on the slate. Two season postponements were canceled as they had no bearing on the pennant race. Randy Klub vs Eagles and Potomac Edison vs Kaney Klub postponed. independent contests to be set for the next three Saturdays.
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