Dream Game Ends in American League Victory for Third Straight Year
The Cleveland dream game drew about 70,000 spectators as the American League triumphed 4 to 1 over the National League. Lefty Gomez pitched six innings of three hits, while Foxx and Gomez led the American offense. Mel Harder shut down the NL with one hit over three innings, Rollie Hems delivered a long wall-crashing homer, and Joe Vosmik received ovations in a showcase of stars including Mickey Cochrane and Connie Mack's forces.
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Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland
Mickey Cochrane
Roi
Mel
Harder
Foixs
Aree
Rollie
Rollie Hems
Ans
Joe Vosnik
Bluege
Johnson
Chapman
Summons
Cramer
Hemsley
Cronin
Gomez
D Harder
Marin
Vaughan
Umacher
Union Bridge Loses as Oak ALC Triumphs 10 7
Union Bridge loses to Oak Athletic Club of Baltimore 10 to 7 in Union Bridge. Cement Makers led until the fifth when errors and hits sparked a four run advantage they held. Union Bridge rallied in the ninth but fell short, Lumbering misplays and mishaps marked the game with seven costly errors. Nickodemus and Kiss led hits for Union Bridge while Mullineaux and Wantland contributed for Oak ALC. Time 2 09.
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Oak Athletic Club
Baltimore
Union Iidge Club
Frederick County League
Union Bridge
Cement Makers
Bowman
McOdemus
Na Skinner
Lfss-H
Mullineaux
Miller
Rock
Alexander
Sehroll
Lombardi
Trai
M. Wantland
I. Wantland
Innincs
Oak A.C
Nicodemus
T. Kiss
Lombard
Minnick
Strulineaux
Br Mintland
and Benrensi
Mutlimeaux
Minzics
Caton Bridge
Oak A.C. Id
Bloom
Crawmer
Emmitsburg Taneytown game schedule with rainouts
Emmitsburg and Taneytown face a delayed schedule after rainouts on June 29. The article notes a 2 2 standing, possible June 19 replays, and assigns McGee and Wolfe as umpires with Devilbiss scoring the Taneytown contest. Citizens of other countries can enter US military academies by act of Congress.
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Taneri
Bure
Poss mi
Brunswick
Woodsboro
McGee
Wolfe
Devilbiss
Taneytown-Emmitsburg
Countries
United States
Military and Naval Academies
Congress
City Speedball League Results Showcase Late Victory
In Baker Park Monday evening the YMCA defeated Stati's Service Station 1-0 on a first-half fourth inning run by Gastley. Cy Moore pitched six hits, three strikeouts, and one walk, with solid support. Fox allowed eleven hits and a late double play killed Stati’s scoring chance in the ninth.
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John Fox
Moore
Stati
Service Station
Baker Park
Fox
Bet
Roderuck
Kline
Gastley
Staley
Sam Abrecht
Mioss
Roderick
Bowers
M. Abrecht
Fisher
Willams
Stull's Service Stallion
Sta
Drummitt
Bartgis
Ponton
Rinehart
Boyer
Withide
Stewart
Tailors
Frederick Tailors
Junior Fire Company Nine
Baker Fark
Rhoderick Miller
Twenter
Frank James
Wagner
Grumbine
James
Swamley
Frye
Junior Fire Company Anderson
Pandersky
J. James
Rhoderick
Amgleberger
Davis
T. James
Remembering Baseball and Track Moments From the Past
A fragment recounts Lefir Gomez of the Yankees and GC Fanden at the Polo Grounds a year ago. It notes Major League owners in 1930 breaking player relations with five nonminor leagues. Ten years earlier Hubert Houben defeated Charley Paddeck and Loren Murchison in a 100 meters race in Crefeld Germany with 10.6 seconds.
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Lefir Gomez
Yankees
GC Fanden
Polo Grounds
Hubert Houben
Charley Paddeck
Loren Murchison
Crefeld
Germany
Conoco Kids Triumph Over Frederick Junction 12-3
The Conoco Kids defeated Frederick Junction 12 to 3 at Schleysville on Sunday. Jones pitched steadily for Conoco, surrendering five hits as errors and timely hits aided the Kids. Key moments included a first inning two-run setup and a fourth inning rally with four runs, while Stroup and Ford led Frederick with multiple hits. Tramsville travels to Ijamsville next Sunday to face the Conoco Kids.
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Frederick Junction
Schleysville
Jones
Ford
Conocos
Smith
T. Cannon
Smith J
Fry
Finneytracks
Pry
Murphy
Cannon
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Baer
Tramsville
Conoco
Lenhart
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O. Smith
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Frederick Jet
Creager
Stroup
A. Cannon
R. Lenhart
HE. Lenhart
Fredenck
Shull
Mercer
Hane
City Speedball League Second Hail
Yesterday’s rests show games today with Bill Sandwich facing Stup s in the upper division and Hosiery meeting DeMoist in the lower. Thursday line includes Juniors against HeseTrupp and Stu s versus Bilis Sandy Esterly. Friday play has Stup s versus Y M C A in the upper and Esterly DeMoisy versus Tailors in the lower with Kreh noted.
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Stup
S. Upper
Esterly
Thorsday
HeseTrupp
Stu's
Bilis
Sandy Esterly
Stup’s
Y. M. C. A. Upper
DeMoisy
Tailors
Lower
Kreh
American League Yesterday's Resuits No Games Scheduled
Brief update notes no league games on the schedule yesterday with no results or standings. The record shows an open date for the American League, indicating a pause in play and no scheduled matches or events to report.
National League Results and Trojans Beat Landon
In yesterday's National League results New Market defeated Cedar Grove 15 to 10 with Der and Zimmerman leading hits. Poole earned the win over James as Hurley and Bohn yielded multiple runs. Separately the Frederick Trojans topped Landon 14 to 6 at Landon, Tony Wagner pacing the offense with Foreman supporting.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New Market
R. H.O.A.E
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Norrisss
Philadelphia
R. Burgee
Washington
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Carson
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R. LeGore
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Hing
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Price
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Buxton
Hurley
Poole
Bonn
Gardner
Bohn
Cline
Hyatt. Purdum
Trojans
Landon
Frederick Trojans
Culler
Tony Wagner
Trojan
Foreman
Bmg
Tony Way
Broadway
Jackson
Roberson
Wagner
Duckett
Dorsey
Bowie
Piicher
Walker
Davis
London
Canzon
Cutler
Purman
Pearl
Shortie
J. Pearl
Rice
Himes
Tri County Scores Inning Road Show At Middletown
Inning by inning notes show Tri County and Middletown trading runs with Gosnell Mahone and W Rudy homering for the visitors while Palmer Lucz also connected. Pitchers Huffer Koontz and Obler are credited, with base on balls and errors shaping the late innings. Brunswick and Middletown left on base totals reflect a tight game.
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Middletown
Walker
Gosnell
Mahone
Palmer
Lucz
W. Rudy
E. Hawes
C. Wise
Moore
Shipes
Strippy
Magalis
Taylor
Objer
Koontz
Huffer
Shank
Shark
Hawes
Lurz
Obler
Ohler
B. Hawes
Brunswick
Brunswick Ab. BR
Magalts
Walkersville Striper
R Hoae Walter
C. Zimmerman
Gasnett
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Trout
Feaster
Eaves
Connetetentanne
Ramsburg
G. Rams
AE . Arnold
Cockrell
A. Wise
O Keefer
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G Smith
Chesley
Cc. Wise
Abrecht
M. Wise
Trump
Lutz
Bell
Kine
Adams
D. Rudy
Korrel
Walkersville
Frederick
W. Zimmerman
Arnold
Kline
Warrenfeltz
Walters
Blue Ridge Mountain Tourney sees Ritzenberg win in 18 continue
Allie Ritzenberg of Washington, the defending junior singles champion, defeated Paul Falconer 6-2 7-5 at the Blue Ridge Mountain tennis tournament on the Catoctin Country Club courts after rain delay. Charlie Channing beat Erie Webb Jr. 13-11 6-3 in a longest set. Richard Ramsburg and Miss Anna Dayett won mixed doubles 16-1 6-3. Eight matches scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. with several local players named in lineup.
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Washington
Paul Falconer
Blue Ridge Mountae
Catoctin Country Club
Ritzenberg
Charlie
Channing
Eriest Webb, Jr
Citr
J Webb
Richard Ramsburg
Frederick
Anna Dayett
Baltimore
Lloyd Rice
Anna A. Ogle
Rivenberg
Rice
Landsman
Wi- Lam Leichert
John Bowers
Karl Corby
Harry McGinniss
Richard Radcliff
Trago Brust
O'Cock
March
Webb
Peregoff
This
Frank
Flauit
A. A. Radcliff
Harold Sands
Ian
Virginia Trenarr
Marinsburg
W.a
Charlies Price
This City
Grace Parker
Robert Clapp
Elizabeth Y. Bopsi
Frederick F
Harry March
Lisa Bloede
Catonsville
DeMolay Tennis Tourney Opens in Baker Park
Twenty two players entered the DeMolay tournament to begin Wednesday at Mumeciosi Courts Baker Park. The singles winner claims the Co W Milter Cup. Open to DeMolay members only with seeds Milton Frank Jack Henne Gene Haller Trago Brust Gilmore Flautt Jr Richard Radcle. Byes drawn for Edward Nagle William Schildknecht Fred Kemp Robert Stup. First round matches have been drawn.
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DeMolay
Baker Park
Milton Frank
Jack Henne
Gene Haller
Trago Brust
Gilmore Flautt, Jr
Richard Radcle
Edward Nagle
Wiliam Schildknecht
Fred Kemp
Robert Stup
Frederick Hustlers face uncertain future after meeting
At a Monday gathering Frederick Hustlers members discussed fans’ falling attendance and debated options. They may play away games, disband, or split any remaining training funds. The group noted Waynesboro’s strong lineup and planned events and a junior league speed game was scheduled at East Third Street Harmon Field.
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Next Sund
Waynesboro Ba
Waynesboro
Marr 'Ze
Waynes
Mariz
Hustlers
Leigh Henkle
Jbersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Cummings
Fand Mel Sease
Ibersburg Club
Chub Alyers
Hagerstown
Mareger
Paul Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Jack Baer
John Hansen
East Third Street
Harmon Field
Baker Park
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