Braves Faster as Giants Idle
Detroit beats New York 4 to 1 as Vic Sorrell holds Yankees to two hits through eight innings. Dixie Walker drives in run with triple and Babe Ruth singles later.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
6
Detroit beats New York 4 to 1 as Vic Sorrell holds Yankees to two hits through eight innings. Dixie Walker drives in run with triple and Babe Ruth singles later.
Point of Rocks defeated Church Hill 5 to 1 as veteran Bil King returned to the mound for Church Hill. King struck out key hitters Orrison and Harper and will pitch again Sunday against Adamstown, with Ralph Hickman of Frederick High slated for Adamstown.
Frederick defeats Rainbow A C 2 0 on Lisbon diamond behind Chick Harrison who moved to mound to quiet Rainbow offense. Lefty Bell pitched eight strong innings, nine strikeouts, and a costly ninth for Rainbow. Steele doubled and scored on Henderson’s single, Gardner Wagner and Harrison contributed key hits, with Frederick piling eight hits and Rainbow committing four errors in a tense county league rubber match. Harrison earned the win for Frederick, Bell the loss.. Time 1:49.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Eva Blap winning a race in a training stakes event and references several historical names and events in junior and life matches. The text is incomplete with many garbled phrases and unclear dates.
In Baker Park Monday afternoon the Junior Division All Stars beat the Senior Division nine 12 to 6, rallying twice and pulling ahead with a five run fifth inning. Key hits included a homer and a double by Blumenauer, with Cramer driving in runs and Harrison stealing second. The second game was scheduled for 2 PM today, with the Juniors needing a win to sweep the series.
The Second All Stars beat First All Stars 10 to 3 in Baker Park Monday night. Crum pitched well despite eight hits, with Brightwell hitting a home run and Lipps stealing twice. The game featured strong plays by Brightwell and a key double play by Bowers. The event postponed rains and a second game set for the evening.
The Frederick Tennis Club hosts a summer tournament at Baker Park Municipal Courts starting Monday with men singles and doubles and ladies singles. Over twenty entries are in from Frederick and nearby cities with more expected by Saturday. Prizes include loving cups for singles champions and trophies for doubles winners and runners-up. Entry forms are available from Alma G. Quinn at YMCA. The committee includes Alvin M. Bopet James H. Harris Richard Ramsburg Lesse Bussard Robert Clapp and Mr Quinn. An Anglo hailstorm in India in 1888 killed about 250 people.
Former Frederick Blue Ridge League stars and the current County League club plan a Sunday game at McCurdy Field on September 17. Manager H Butler Buckeystown has recruited Bob Orrison Bill Kinz Ray Gardner and Lew Gardner and seeks additional players by Friday via sponsor Niz Grove. Clyde Barnhart and Clarence Blethen are expected, with a postgame feast to follow.
The program includes Desjarding and Johnston entries plus onstage acts such as canoe tiling night shirt relay balloon race and a comedy sketch The Evolution of Swimming with Johnston and the Desjardins troupe performing a special dive W Scott Mobley pool manager says tickets will be honored Wednesday if rain postpones the carnival Also notes a 1922 law granting citizenship retention to American women upon marriage to a foreigner.
Yesterday in Buffalo Buffalo beat Montreal 11 to 8 and Toronto defeated Rochester 7 to 1. Baltimore won 6 to 0 over Albans. Jersey City visits Baltimore. Toronto hosts Montreal. Buffalo hosts Rochester. Albany visits Newark.
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