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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
6
The Hubs defeated the Warriors as pitching held even with hits. Fredrick pitcher struggled with men on base late, while Rube Z exers faced a tight ninth inning. Umpire Ecker and manager protested calls, leading to a heated scene and fines.
Frederick shut out Hagerstown 5 0 and Chambersburg edged Waynesboro 6 to 5 while 12 to 1 Hagerstown beat Frederick 12 1. Today Hagerstown plays at Frederick and Waynesboro visits Chambersburg.
In a Frederick Hagerstown game the box shows scattered hits with Miller on base and Fhelps homering. Zeis walked twice and Perrin scored. multiple pitchers and umpires listed with time noted as two bouts. Yesterday results include Detroit 12 over Chirag 1 and 5 to 3 at St. Louis. upcoming games feature New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a sports memory noting a young player, years past, and references to baseball and robbers. The text is fragmented with unclear names and events, making precise details or dates impossible to extract.
In a rough slugfest, the Pirates defeated the Cardinals to level the six game series. Jahan, Haid and Lindsay led the hitting attack as Brame and Hemastes held the Cards to a 2 48% mark. St. Paul Waner starred with a perfect day at the plate as the Pirates took the win.
The Frederick County Baseball League begins its second week with eight teams contending for top position. Brunswick and Yellow Springs battle for first as Emmitsburg trails by one game, while Middletown, Myersville, Woodsboro, Unionville, and others vie for late-season upsets and crowd-pleasing matchups. The schedule features Brunswick versus Yellow Springs and other slated games likely to draw strong turnout.
The report details a close competition for the Harnwell trophy at the FLW with Riddell placing second and a list of pairings for the rounds. Names include O Thomas W Maples A Hart Etchison Jarbco and Mob Delaplaine Grove White Wood Risdetl among others.
A fragmentary report credits Baker Park with a win described as a marks at two, noting players at various positions including Strasbe Tr auch as pitcher and Kes Ebert at second base with medical and catching mentions. The text is garbled, but indicates a baseball game with Baker Park prevailing.
The record lists players positioned on defense and in the batting order. Anderson, Crummitt, Derr, Brightwell, Staley, Grumbine, Hane, Truwy, Seld, Bussard are noted with roles at first base, third base, catcher, shortstop, and pitcher among others.
A discussion on generalized golf advice notes the difficulty of covering exceptions in any round. It argues spoon and wood usage varies with ties, rough, and teed shots, and suggests different clubs suit different lies and conditions.
In a mid round clash at the halfway point Smith holds a one stroke edge over Jones after 36 holes. Smith carded 36 and 36 for a 1402 total while Jones posted 42 and 44 for 144. A 10,000 crowd watched the high heat in a day described as intense with the two young stars expected to duel in the final 36 holes for the title.
Chambersburg defeated Waynesboro 6 to 4 in the opener as Miller Brown bunched seven innings into a late rally. The nightcap ended 5 to 2 with the Birds unable to muster runs. three pitchers were used by Manager Rice. Batteries and box scores listed for both games show Er and Goebel ad Straub, Brown and Lanahager Sel vert Jebb Buckley McDougal across the two outings.
A scanned public notice urges support for William E Miller as candidate for sheriff in the upcoming primary election. The text asserts Miller’s dedication to enforcing law and his satisfaction among home folks and visitors alike at a gathering in Frederick City.
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