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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1936
Page
7
The article discusses the growth of sulky driving as a sport for both men and women, noting strong participation by families and couples. It highlights records by Mrs. B. Roland Warren and others, and points to weight and stamina as factors affecting performance.
Loudoun County Club rofers defeat Catoctin, with result details from a morning match in Purcellville, Virginia. Roster pairings and scores listed include Barker, White, Payne, Roderick, Levaney, Derr, Stones, Vaughan, Potts, McFarlan, and Gerke with multiple 2 3 point outputs noted.
A foggy recap of Frederick County League results highlights Union Bridge’s rising lead amid delayed games and rain. The report covers multiple districts with Woodsboro and Taneytown contests, detail on scoring, pitching, and key players like Warrenfelz, Drenning, Winebrenner, Calhoun, Magalis, and Younkins as teams press for late-season standings.
Rain interrupts the final program at the playground event with medals awarded and a street championship noted. Participants include Bark, Abrecht, Kemp, Warner, Shad, Easton, McMiter, and We Dabs. scores cited as 3-2 in favor of the Wad indon street champions.
The Fish and Game Association schedules a Tuesday outing at a farm near Cerentyer with attendance expected from Frederick, Wagerstoan, Wee’nuwater, Zackyie, Balimere and Washington. The event features demonstrations on trapping and deck work, with a 4 o’clock program and an exhibit between sessions.
A brief note reports Bul Hares, formerly with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Buffalo Bisons, has been purchased by the Boston Ares and will report after the Disana hase. This marks his return to the majors as the team sharpens its season.
Gwynns Falls hosts Catoctin in a boys tennis dual. Singles saw Gwynns Falls players prevail while Catoctin edged in doubles with a tight 7 5 10 12 7 5 score. The standout doubles pairing Bob Clapp and Dick Ramsburg beat Shover and Kirkpatrick 7 5 10 12 7 5.
The Hustlers fell to the Vitemans at McCurdy Field in Fort Nelvas Virginia, snapping their four game win streak. Frederick pitcher Day Rice allowed 12 hits and four runs as the visitors pegged four runs in the second inning and held on for the victory.
New York and Philadelphia clash as the Cardinals, led by stars Weaver Wanton Ween and Padder, battle through a tense game. Boston and New York also post results as May marks a busy stretch with early-season showdowns and standout performances by multiple teams and players.
Fragmentary text mentions prizes and a leading official in a treasury or regional context. Names and clear details are damaged, limiting precise reconstruction of event, people, and location. The readable parts suggest a formal notice or meeting schedule but lack concrete facts.
Fragmentary text lists teams and scores with many garbled words. Key entities include cities and clubs such as Philadelphia Chicago New York and Philadelphia again, but notes are unreadable. The passage resembles a sports score roundup with missing details and unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary text references teams and players in a sports context with many garbled names. It mentions Cincinnati and other cities in a league setting but essential facts are missing due to unreadable OCR. No clear event, score, or date can be established from the readable portions.
Yesterday's results include Meaulis 4 Damascus 2 Middletasg 4 Watkeraville 2 Cedar Grove 2 Mt Atry 14 Wakefield 6 Nichfeld 9 Bolivar 7 Jiames Runndtay. Rehfeld at Weakegeld Mt Atty at Middletown Cedar Grove at Bolivar Damascus at Brunswick.
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