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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1935
Page
6
Due to an unprecedented number of baseball games on Labo Day, Tri-County League contest results must be reported to this office as soon as possible for timely publication. Reports should arrive no later than 6 o'clock Monday to ensure publication.
The Tri-County League key matchup centers on Bruneick-Prederick Cardinales in a Railroad win bid that could reshape the second half pennant race. Walkersville pursues Damascus, Middletown hosts Point of Rocks, Church Hill faces Mt Airy, and Cedar Grove meets Jefferson as Monday lines up a heavy schedule.
Sunday games feature Levetteville beating Ashburn 10 3 and Sterling 11 Mountville 7 while Leesburg tops Mountville 17 7. Upcoming clashes include Levetteville at Ashburn Furnace Mt at Mountville Leesburg at Tastorstown Sterling at Morrisonville and Lucketts at Upperville.
Pierce Gaver defeated Vernal Moore 6-1 4-3 in the final on Baker Park municipal courts to claim the Frederick district tennis title for the third year. Gaver ousted Paul Roderick 6-2 6-1 and Robert Moss 6-1 6-1 en route.
A piece reflecting on Ethiopia's turmoil and the desire for peace, urging restraint to prevent more suffering. Also reports an upcoming Fort Myer basketball duel between Washington County and Fort Myers, with undetermined dates but scheduled for the weekend, promising a high level of competition.
In Frederick County League action on Monday New Windsor visits Woodsboro while Emmitsburg travels to Union Bridge. Walleyites lead the race with Taneytown at Middletown and Union Bridge hosting Emmitsburg poised to decide the pennant in a compact summary of key matchups and pitcher concerns.
Has Big Year A. Atlee Radcliffe Jr is city’s rising tennis star and 1936 captain of Washington and Lee. He defeated veteran Richard Ramsburg to win the Walker N. Jolliffe Memorial Tournament and previously won the Blue Ridge Mountains junior singles. He leads the city championship on the principal courts and is ranked the state’s top junior. He is son of Dr. A. A. Radcliffe of Rockwell Terrace.
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh and St Louis leading in the National League with reports of rain affecting games. Today’s slate includes Louis at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, and Chicago at Pittsburgh along with standings reflecting St Louis and New York atop the table.
The Pirates rout the Cardinals 9-3 in Pittsburgh extending their win streak to nine while tightening the race behind the pace-setters. Paul Waner doubled twice and Arky Vaughan homered as Pittsburgh moved within one game of the leaders.
Radio editor notes NBC WEAF and other networks schedule Pope Pius XII address from Rome on September 26 at 4:30 PM on final Eucharistic session. Also lists Fred Astaire guesting on Parade. Jolson with Maxine Lea. multiple musical programs across WEAF NBC WABC WJZ WISC stations. Includes daily time slots for Alma Kitchell Jamboree Dorsey Brothers and more across Sunday schedules.
Ashburn and Lovettsville clash in Ashburn to decide the pennant as top teams Youngsters battle for position. Looming matchups include Furnace Mountain at Mountville and Leesburg home against Taylorstown with pitchers Swifty Nelson and Cooper expected to start.
The Baltimore Black Giants, a fast colored team, travel to Frederick to face the Hustlers Sunday at 3 30 PM at McCurdy Field. The Giants come with a strong win record in Baltimore Washington Delaware and Pennsylvania, and recently beat Woodsboro and Lime Burners to draw bigger crowds.
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