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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
6
Detroit Tigers widened their lead in the American League by sweeping both games of a doubleheader against the Athletics, 6-5 and 5-0. The Cubs split with the White Sox, while the Browns and Dodgers each won one of two against Senators and Reds respectively.
Buckeystown wins 18 to 6 at Cadet Field with Leather hitting a grand slam in the fifth. B Wright homered for Schreysville, while Buckeystown’s pitching was led by Harvey Butcrell. Buckeystown will face Tramshire at 2 30 Sunday, with Buckeystown-MrAbee and Collisiower among listed players.
Yesterday in the National League Mesaics defeated Cincinnati 7 to 1 while Brooklyn edged 3 to 10. Other games were postponed due to rain. Today Pittsburgh visits New York and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia.
Columbus August 28 AP. Billy Sandow, who trained Ed Strangler Lewis, unveils a wooden spring driven robot named Sandowstein used by Everett Marshall to perfect a standing full Nelson. Marshall reports strengthened forearms and legs as he hones power with the mechanical partner. Al Haft, wrestling impresario, calls it the most scientific training device seen.
Three former managers from the Old Timers league will visit this city for a September game at Mr Curly Field. The ex skippers include George Harris, Jack Marra Shippen, and Hen Shiv. Only Sherry is active, with the Baltimore Police nine. other figures from baseball circles were named as possible attendees.
A collage of sports notes features Babe Ruth’s lingering impact on the Yankees, Joe McCarthy’s command, and Yankees owners Ruppert and Yawkey. It mentions Gold Foam’s Travers victory and questions about its rivals, Joe Soula and Baer cards, plus looming events at Hawthorne and the Polo Grounds. The piece touches Endeavour II and America’s Cup prospects, plus shifting lineups and night baseball debates.
Do You Remember One Year Ago Today H L Cam der of St Louis scored 828 points for a new World record in the International Archery tournament in Toronto Five Years Ago Today The Chicago Cubs leaders of the National League Wat a 20 inning game to the St Louis Cardinals a later the club had played 4 hours and 10 minutes Ten Years Ago Sunday Chick Evans shot a 10 13 establishes a new record for the Amateur Club course near DP Peace warrant issued A peace warrant was issued by Justice Pa fer for Russell after the man refused to appear prosecute a charge of dis orderly conduct and the charge was dismissed before delivery of the warrant process continued.
Louis Balinski of Kalamazoo Michigan will defend his national championship at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Monday afternoon as the Delphey Brothers present their annual racing program. Balinski faces strong opposition from Petrali and others after returning from Syracuse where the national title race intensifies the six mile contest. Daredevil Freil from Waynesboro Pennsylvania will perform a high speed stunt crashing a motorcycle through a flaming board wall as part of the event.
Favorites advanced in city tennis finals at Municipal Courts. Robert Clapp beat Max Mc Cardell 6-2 6-4, Buddy Radcliff 6-2 6-1 over Richard Radcliff, and Billy Haller 6-1 6-1 over Bobby Rothendotter. Semifinals set for 3 and 4:30 with Haller vs Ford and Radcliff vs Conrey, plus doubles and women's singles semifinals at 5.
Yesterday results show Detroit 6 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 10 Washington 6 New York 13 Chicago 10. Other games postponed by rain. Today schedule includes Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Philadelphia Boston at Cleveland with additional matchups listed.
University of Michigan hospital experiments show fingers and toes of a smoker cool one to nine degrees. The thighbone of a normal man supports about 1 1/3 tons without breaking, with tensile strength near that of cast iron.
The Union Manufacturing Company speedball team clinched the second half championship by beating the YMCA 4-1 at Baker Park. They will face Bills Sandwich Shop, first half winners, in a best two of three series. Jim Baer and Jim Linton starred for Hosiery with timely hits and three hit pitching.
Proposed December 7 game at Bar Stadium between University of Maryland and Western Maryland College could fund a gymnasium. Dr A Ward of Western Maryland and H Byrd of Maryland weigh the idea as athletic board deliberations stall due to scheduling and trips.
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