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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1926
Page
7
In Chicago on July Fourth week, the Yankees and Reds hold slim holds atop both leagues as contenders cluster within a few games. Reds pitching stars and hitters like Herman and Donohue push Cincinnati and Brooklyn toward lead positions, with notable shifts in batting averages and stolen bases across the week.
National League standings show Cincinnati three games ahead after a twin loss to the Giants as St Louis overtakes Brooklyn for third place. The Yankees win in the American League while the A’s stay even. Indians fall to New York, and Ruth hits his 27th homer in Friday’s Indians game.
Yesterday results include Rochester beating Baltimore 11 to 3 and Buffalo defeating Jersey City 10 to 5. Syracuse beat Newark 8 to 4, Reading 2, Toronto 19. Today’s games feature Baltimore at Rochester Jersey City at Buffalo Newark at Syracuse Reading at Toronto with two additional matchups.
Eastern Shore League results show Easton 5 Crisfield 4, Cambridge 10 Dover 6, Salisbury 13 Parkesley 5. Remaining games had Salisbury at Parkesley, Criefield at Easton, Cambridge at Dover.
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 3 in a brief baseball roundup. Other scores include Pittsburgh 9 over Philadelphia 6 and New York 4 to Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh while Boston travels to St Louis and Brooklyn goes to Chicago.
Yesterday's scores show Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 3 and Detroit 8 over Boston 0. New York edged Cleveland 2 to 2, while St. Louis defeated Washington 4 to 3. Remaining games Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Washington.
At Thursday noon meeting Kiwanis members discussed a forthcoming Hagerstown business show. Staging Business Show guests RE Town W T Deliplame and Rh I Long, with Town presiding. Frederick club president spoke, nearby club presidents attended, W. T. Loy of Frederick chairs a key exhibition committee. local businesses and industries will be represented.
In his piece Heilmann argues natural ability is vital but not enough. He stresses studying pitchers and catchers, adapting swing, and learning from stars like Cobb to improve hitting. He notes the value of headwork, rhythm, and power behind the bat and mentions his own adjustments over the years.
Yesterday's Realtie lists St John's 9 DeMolays 0 Chaplines 9 Everedy forfeit. Monday games include DeMolay vs M E B with Umpire Hershberger, Chaplines vs Moose with Umpire Canton. Tuesday has M J Groveva Everedy M, St John's vs Eagles. Wednesday features Chaplines vs DeMolays and Moose vs M E B. A referendum shows 2900 State Theatre subscribers in Vienna favor Shakespeare.
The Fieredy and DeMolay clubs face possible expulsion from the Frederick City League after repeated forfeits for fielding fewer than nine players. President Rh. J Atkinson said another forfeit could end their franchises, as DeMolay fielded four players and Everedy three, with crowds disappointed and the league at risk.
The text notes Rhodes in the eastern Aegean, famed for the ancient Colossus once among the seven wonders, describing the island as devastated by an earthquake.
Detroit star Ed Wells earns praise as the "Psychology pitcher" after working 32 consecutive scoreless innings and shaping a tense duel with the Athletics. The veteran hurlers, including Lefty Grove and Walter Johnson, underscore the era's spike in pitching feats while Wells' unorthodox delivery and mind games frustrate batters.
A garbled exchange shows a fiancé and fiancée debating clothing storage and the role of a cupboard. The fragment hints at domestic life and expectations but lacks a clear action or outcome.
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