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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
7
Detroit breaks a 2-2 tie in the sixth with five runs as Chaney Gehringer belts a bases‑loaded three‑bagger and Ostermueller clashes with Bridges in a classic innings. Tigers gain on Yankees with the win in Boston.
National League results show Chicago 9 New York 3 and Boston 3 Philadelphia 3. Today games include Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at ?. A Firemen union bridge incident is noted with mention of a dancer and four hind feet, unclear details.
In a poor game the Frederick Tailoring Company beat Bill's Sandwich Shop 12 to 0 in Baker Park. Gene Grumbine pitched six innings with six strikeouts as the Tailors join a triple tied for first after Stup Brothers beat the Juniors. The game featured three errors and five runs in the first inning.
Cleveland’s Clint Brown faces a likely end to his career after a July injury when a fan threw a firecracker at the Indians bench, blowing dust and pebbles into his eyes. He is reportedly blind in one eye and may lose the sight of the other. The Indians have suffered injuries to Earl Averill, Milt Galatzer, Ab Wright, and Mel Harder, while Charley Gehrmzer of Detroit vies for the batting crown and Butler’s lineup reshapes around the pennant chase with Tigers leading team averages.
The piece outlines WM McKenney of the American Bridge League praising the Misfits, a four-man Cleveland and Midwest team, as the first to win the national knockout team event. It previews their Asbury Park defense Aug 5 and details a complex bridge hand showing strategic play and a six-odd result in spades and diamonds.
Two top contenders Thurmont and Brunswick meet at Scheer Stadium in Bruns wick at 3 30 PM as the pennant race heats up. Thurmont aims to halt a slide after a 12 5 loss to Taneytown, with Paul Shaffer likely starting for Thurmont against Woody Younkins.
Washington Street defeats East Third Sire then loses 10 Harmon Field 12-5 in Park Dodge ball League games Friday. Players include E Esworthy, W Shankle, R Tucker, C Gardiner and Baker Park participants. Officials and lineups listed for Harmon Field, Washington, Baker, and Park teams.
The St. Louis Cardinals sit at 30 victories, with 25 of those wins credited to the Dean brothers pitching staff. A year earlier they reached 49 wins. this season they are two behind that pace after seven straight wins by Dizzy and Paul Dean, amid talk they remain resolute in contending.
Teams Tailors Bill's Sandwich Stap's Junior and others prep for Monday games Zoslery meets Shull's upper Kren. Stap's battles Tailors lower Esterly Tuesday Juniors face Bill's Sandwich lower Kren Esterly.
The Catoctin Country Club faces Homeland Tennis Club of Baltimore Sunday at 1 30 PM on the Catoctin courts. Lineups feature Frank Roberts Craig Smoot and others for Homeland and Dick Ramsburg Buddy Radcliff and more for Catoctin. Several Frederick players enter the Cumberland Valley tennis tournament starting Tuesday at Hagerstown.
Harmon Field hosted a game as Parker Pari led the Park Speedball League Senior Division. Ex-Blue Ridge player Tom Carey, once with Chambersburg when it was a Yankee farm club, reached the majors after stops in minor leagues. traded from Rochester International League to the St Louis Browns for pitcher Bob Weiland.
Donkey baseball teams from the City Speedball League will play next Friday at McCurdy Field directed by the Frederick Hustlers. The match uses regular baseball rules with donkeys for batters who cannot strike out. Night game features lighting supplied by donkey owners. Possible September rematch planned between Martinsburg Blue Sox and Frederick Hustlers.
George Boyohan of Atlantic City won the Atlantic coast championship by defeating Clarence Humphries one up at Ocean City New Jersey. Five years ago today Munich Sport Club's women's 400 meter relay team set a world record at Nuremberg Germany. Ten years ago today Jack Dempsey again sidestepped a match with Harry Wills, leaving New York for the west coast.
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