Yankees Rally To Beat Tigers In Tight Detroit Tilt
The New York Yankees ended Detroit’s lead with a 6-5 victory at Navin Field. The win narrows the margin to 81? games and boosts New York’s position in the four game series.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
6
The New York Yankees ended Detroit’s lead with a 6-5 victory at Navin Field. The win narrows the margin to 81? games and boosts New York’s position in the four game series.
Cleveland beat Washington 4 2. New York defeated Detroit 6 5. St. Louis won 8 3. Boston trailed 7. Chicago tied 11 11. Philadelphia 4.
Bobby Grant of Hartford rises as a leading amateur contender after a near win in the Anderson Memorial at Winged Foot. Brimming with confidence, Grant analyzes his iron play and putting, aiming to challenge star rivals like Charley Yates and Lawson Little, with Transue and Tittle noted as potential dark horses.
The article notes serious baseball injuries affecting Colgate University and Tennessee stars. Marty McDonough and Phil Dickens suffer leg injuries while playing baseball this off season, threatening gridiron plans. Tennessee coach Major Bill Britten plans to bench Dickens until practice, while Colgate faces possible loss of McDonough for fall football. Gene McEver also suffers a leg injury in baseball, dampening expectations for a peak season.
Union Bridge beat Taneytown 4 0 in a County League game as Minnick blanked the visitors through seven innings and Bankard hit a first inning homer. Keffer pitched well for Taneytown. Brunswick remains in contention with Woodsboro pending.
Colgate, losing 14 of 25 lettermen, faces a competitive 1935 schedule with Tulane, Iowa, Holy Cross, Rutgers, and Brown. Kerr expects Don Irwin, Ike Kern, Fortmann, Wasicek, and captain Wasicek to lead a strengthened unit as Colgate aims to mirror the 1934 breakthrough.
Bernard Hartman’s mound performance helped Knoxville club of the Southern Association earn praise as he yielded no runs. Ark Vaughan of the Pirates looks set to join past NL sluggers with a .400 season, while donkey baseball drew large crowds, with about 10 000 local attendees and totals near 8000 in other towns, culminating in a Washington game that netted about 4000 for a radio crew spectacle.
Earned runs Mt Airy 10 Point of Rocks 7. Key plays include a 3-6-3 double play Harper Sterling Webb Murray Dornheim, Gillis and Harper fanning three each. Mt Airy leaves seven on base, Point of Rocks six. umpire Twenty. time 2 15.
Frederick Hustlers and Frederick Cardinals sealed a merger of their warring squads with a Sunday double header at Me Curdy Field. First game starts at 1 90 o clock with Hustlers vs Meurich Brewers and Cardinals vs New Market at 3 30. If successful, plan extends across the season while home games include Mt Airy Cedar Grove and Point of Rocks. Edward M. Akers and Red Powell engineered the deal.
Entries pour in for the annual city tennis meet at Municipal Courts in Baker Park. Dorsey F. Shipley handles registrations as events include men’s and women’s singles and doubles plus boys’ singles for under 12. No entry fee. players have three days to schedule first matches.
In the City Speedball League second half standings a post office sponsored game dominates the notice with Hosiery set to face CCC speedball on the lower diamond this evening. Local lineup includes Lipps and Shook with manager Jesse Ramsburg guiding Hosiery while CCC’s Bowers Unit directs the visitors.
Union Bridge 4 Taneytown 0. Cleeclive scheduled. Brunswick at Woodsboro. Other clubs not scheduled. Saturday games Middletown at Woodsboro. New Windsor at Taneytown. Emmitsburg at Thurmont. Brunswick at Union Bridge.
National League results show Besnica in New York yesterday with Cincinnati 6 to 5, St. Louis 6 to 5, Boston 5, Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 4 and one game postponed at grounds. Series matchups set: St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
The Frederick Cardinals have signed Edwin Albaugh to play the rest of the season. Albaugh was a leading outfielder for Frederick high school baseball teams a few seasons ago.
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