Miller Huh Ball Hard in Weekend League Play
Miller delivered strong hitting as the league race heated up on Saturday. Reports indicate a tense match with elevated play and key situational moves influencing the outcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
6
National League Day highlights and club standings update
The report details NL action with Reeser making a one handed stop and points in the game, plus standings for clubs Philadelphia New York St Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington and others. It notes upcoming Ladies Day and mentions Moscowicz potentially starting for the visitors. individual players and box scores are listed for several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeser
Gireak
Moscowicz
Phiadelph
New York
St Louis
Bix
Teveland
Detroit
Miler
Washington
Hemier
Pirates Sweep doubleheader over Cubs to trim NL lead
Pirates top Cubs 10 to 3 in game one and 7 to 6 in the nightcap to cut Chicago’s NL lead from 14 1/2 games to 12 1/2. Hrs: Hornsby hit his 30th homer for the Cubs, while Penner and Bartell helped Pittsburgh rally with key plays. Hemsley contributed eight putouts for Pittsburgh in a solid defensive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Eric
Jeret Eas
Bucs
Cubs
Chicago
Marlone
Rogers Hornsby
Ken Penmarkers
Dick Bartell
Tech
Wilson
Ceunterfield
Crengros
Bush
Gonzales
Kremer
Swetonic
Hemsley
International League Games Today Update
International League schedule lists Baltimore at Rochester Reading at Toronto Montreal Cleveland at Chicago St Louis and Boston at Philadelphia with unclear remaining city names and matchups due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rochester
Reading
Toronto
Montreal
LEK
Cleveland
Chicaze
Deirotta
St. Louis
Boston
Philad Wasiphia
New
Disturbing The Grass Spssrhe Bee
A fragmented note shows a disturbance term linked to a bee and a misread phrase. The readable words point to a local event or item placeholder without clear individuals or places.
Te Fizht Ek Out POL Championship Headlines
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a political event with a title fragment and a possible match to a championship or contest. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify participants or outcome.
Adamstown Defeats Middletown In Lopsided Match
Adamstown rolls to a 12 to 2 win over Middletown at home. Adamstown batters combine for 12 runs and 10 players see action, with Hines and Cook among the standout performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Ec Ued
Teak
Mida
Golfing Experts Question Who Will Halt Bobby Jones at Pebble Beach
The field at Pebble Beach California for the National amateur championship includes 162 starters led by Bobby Jones. Contenders photoed to challenge Jones include Jess Sweetser George Von Elm Ross Somerville and Don Carries among others as Jones pairs with Jack Monterey Peninsula Country Club in early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Cal
Werner Laufer
NEA
Service Sports
de Monte
Calif
Cele
al Capone
Christian Endeayar
Jones
Jack Dempsey
Hke
Babe Ruth
California
Hi Tolley
Storey
T. A. Bournetes
Hope
Major G Campbell
Ross Somerville
Olter
Canada
United States
Jess Sweetser
George von Elm
Jesse Guilford
Evans
Recs
Don Carries
Wiliam Perkins
Gr Britain
Beby Jams
Jack Ne
Women golfers edged by Opequon team in close match
In West Virginia, the Ca iactin Country Club women fell 11 to 10 to the Opequon Clubsters in an uphill clash. Notable entries included Mrs. W. C. Scherhner of Head Country Club and Frederick county course, adding to her regional record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cid
Martigsburg
Frederick
Seni & Subist
W. C. Seheriher
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Aadie
G. W. Yourtee
Mo Mas. GN
Rad Frass Townsend
I. Mra. C
Weller
Mee C. Atsa
Warnesboro Hanover leagues alter opening times amid field con ciption
Contests in Warnesboro and Hanover faced late starts and premature closings this season due to field conditions and darkness. Gus Zadick made a notable catch as Warnesboro edged Chambersburg 2 4 to Tender a e. Umpire Ecker adjudicated the play amid unsettled scenes on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bue Ridge
Warnesboro
Tmstead
Hanover Raiders
Hanover
Gus Zadick
Warnesboro Gutergardener
Chambersburg
Red Birds
Red Bechfielder
Ecker
Fragmentary soccer notes hint at college teams and players
The clipped text mentions soccer in a regular program, references to college teams, and a few players. It appears to describe efforts to develop the sport and some matchups among top colleges, but many words are garbled.
EMS NAMED SUCCESSOR TO HIS FEN GHS
Fragmentary note reports a succession and morning developments with unclear names and locations. The readable parts mention Dreyfuss and Amer tied to Inds, with East and Earmer contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfuss
Wees Kaos Fira Place and Hanover Tuos Errors
Fragmentary notes mention names and places with unclear context and promises of help from Fraley and Gatherur. Predictions reference someone named aran and a shared saying, but the exact event or outcome remains obscured in the garbled text.
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YANKS
Frederic and Chambersburg
Miller
Bie Rage League
CURS
Pitshurge
R. HE
M. Gusto
Bayne and Berry
Thomas and Spencer
Daines Tadax
Abero
Garhard
International League
L. Prt
Mascalio
Ous
Falk
Middletown
Adamstown Pitene
Cyril Tolley
Bobbys
Emperor Peror Jones
SSF
de la
Ain Cs Rors
Ree Gas Tsuidess
C.C.C. Wohen
Martinsburg
Kowal
Hogerstomn Alo
Western Marrland
Afatang
Penn
Ames
Haveracilar
Ford
Coleze
Sibe
Wess
Barney Drayfuss
EMS
Amer
Martieobarg and
Fira Place
Trower Se
Se Huts
Fraley
Fredericktown
Bankers
Meyer
the News-Post
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