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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
6
Baseball roundup from multiple games. Results include Washington beating Cleveland 32-4 and the White Sox defeating the Red Sox 2-0. The Reds, Giants, Pirates, Cubs, and Phillies also posted victories in a busy schedule with notable pitching performances from Meine and others.
In a busy schedule the International League features Todsr, Srwark visiting Baltimore while Jersey City travels to Reacing. Buffalo hosts Montres as Rockemer meets Torso, outlining a day of matchups across venues.
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 and New York beat St Louis 7 to 1. Chicago blanked Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a seven inning game. Brooklyn and St Louis were set to meet Philadelphia. other clubs had no schedules listed.
In Mil Atlantic Faamwont West Virginia on July 2 one game was played as Altoona blanked Pa’r ee Ont. The report discusses players, a heater, and an explosion incident affecting a ball.
In a 10 inning city league contest at Baker Park, the Hem Jack Splinters edged Muse Tailoring Company Speribellators 9 to 8. Hemlock led early, Muse surged back in the seventh to take a 7-6 edge, both teams traded runs, and Hem Splinters finally won it in the tenth. Landi and Bowtra led with the bat for Hem Splinters while the Muse lineup featured Brucher and Downes among others in a tight, errorful battle.
A garbled report from Toledo Ohio on July 2 outlines a four way tie for the lead in the United States Open golf championship. The wire text mentions horsemen and various events but the core note is a tied competition at the Open with players contending for the title.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a chaotic mix of names and events. Mentions include Hogan, McGraw, DeKuh, and Von Porat with references to boxing rounds, training camps, and public or private affairs. The passage reads as a disordered speech or script rather than a coherent report.
The article explains that even if a partner's card appears to win the trick there are moments to overtake to establish the lead through the leader's hand, detailing when to cut in and how to set up subsequent play. It emphasizes timing and position in the dummy hand to improve outcomes.
A fragment describes North South and East West bidding in a four spades contract. It discusses opponent plays and partner decisions, including finesses and counting to determine how to defeat the declarer. The text critiques West's choice of heart lead and outlines continuation to block the dummy's spades and diamonds.
President Wilson vetoed the Tat stead act on wit ground than war time prohibition. Not desirable and proper legal procedure had not been followed.
Fans surge into Cleveland for a heavyweight bout at the new municipal stadium. Max Schmeling defends against Young Stribling as rain and thunderstorms threaten a weather-affected schedule with potential postponement to July 4.
Ret Keer, noted as Sortel’s top catcher with strong Z prime traits, met Al Craxford in a tense exchange. The two discussed recent Tatare releases and theай covers, while Hornsey commented on the event.
Ritchie wins a five mile foot race with a time around sixteen minutes and fifteen seconds. Davis and Dansberger pace each other to half way, then Davis takes the lead by thirty seconds. The course runs from The News-Pas to Patrick Street and Jug Bridge, with hundreds lining the route as spectators and autos crowd the Pike.
Saturday afternoon’s Buck Stockman of Randy Ring versus Charle Butter of the Eagles, originally set for McCurdy Field, is postponed for several weeks. The location and start time shift to 3 pm Saturday, with other county league games and holdover pennant race implications noted amid scattered unreadable OCR fragments.
An advertisement extols the old reliable Rea White and Blue malt mix as richer stronger and better for a perfect respite. It urges consumers not to risk cheap malt or costly disappointment and to follow folk who insist on the trusted brand.
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