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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
6
Fragmentary note references Busy Bee Furs and a referee. Mentions early Purr involvement and a heavy hitter in distant circuits. Ambiguous details limit precise facts but signals sports or event context and local business inclusion.
Harry Grayson reports on American contenders shaping the Berlin team. Stars like Jesse Owens and Cornelius Johnson push toward world records in sprints and jumps while Karl Meadown and Don Lath head distance hopes. Field events show Sweden and Germany strong in discus and javelin.
Uniteds and Company A projected clash noted for Wednesday at City Mall. City Hall minutes reference a Thursday United match with 7 pm tip. Officials anticipate a close game with local fans urged to attend.
The letter writers criticize Taneytown’s pitching and whiny conduct in the Frederick County League. They recall teams like Farmvilleburg and discuss player imports, pennants, and attempted withdrawals. The author urges team unity and questions the move to remove a pitcher to win games.
Frederick DeMolay tennis team defeated Magers town at City Park in Hagerstown on Friday evening. Frederick swept most matches, with only one close set decided near deuce. Other singles results include George Garber beating Rovers Hensel and Webb Jr of Frederick defeating Dondoy Feder, while Nogie and Nate of Frederick beat Devito and Leach in straight sets.
Disjointed reports cover baseball taunts in Boston surrounding the Red Sox and rival claims of mismanagement. In Washington welterweight Rosa defends against Farr with ref Dempeay praising the bout, amid broader chatter on boxing and football figures and questionable season talk.
Brunswick volunteers stage a three round boxing program featuring a return bout between Trump and Fresterick with Shipe and Kiloc also in action. Other preliminaries include Wagner, Campbell, Waktiron, Ignatn, and Wade among a list of Hagerstown and Brunswick fighters. Rice fritters feature as a menu highlight.
In this bridge note by WM. FE. McKENNEY Sterttary, the coup is defined as a clever trump play that captures a protected trump honor. It explains grand coup and double grand coup, with a historical example involving Booth and a specific hand where a clubs lead initiates a sequence leading to a successful contract through multiple trumping and finessing.
Tri County reports Bolivar 0 Airy 5 with two base hits by Milter Morr and P Koogle. Stolen bases by Butler Hood Day Maser P Koogle Bohrer Dowlus Daubie. Pitchers Shank 14 strikeouts Gillis 7. Training note details float technique with Mrs Moerger guiding a pupil to push off and float 20 to 30 feet.
Nationally known swimming coach Frances Hoerger guides beginners through first steps in water. The lesson emphasizes staying calm with the face submerged briefly and practicing the moat with the body and legs moving in coordinated steps.
Glenna Collett defeated Virgina Wan Wie 6 5 to win her fifth National Women's Championship at the Los Angeles event. Collett's 18th hole shot from about 200 yards nearly dropped in, 18 inches from the cup, sealing the match as her opponent Cahers and Wan Wie faded. Collett finished with 78 for 18 holes and added another hole in the afternoon to clinch the title.
Muse Tailors overcome Union Mfg 8 to 3 with a big ninth inning and late hits. Jim Gearings drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a homer and key singles as Linton and Moxley matched solidly on the mound.
No games were played yesterday in the National League. Tonight's schedule features Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, and St Louis at New York.
The schedule lists Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, and New York at St. Louis. The note urges careful preparation: use quality ingredients, measure accurately, mix properly, bake as directed, and handle the cake gently after baking.
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