How They're Hittin' Twopen Series With Redbirds
A sports brief notes the Redbirds facing the opponent in a home setup. It highlights pitching and batting efforts as key factors for the game outcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
6
A sports brief notes the Redbirds facing the opponent in a home setup. It highlights pitching and batting efforts as key factors for the game outcome.
Frederick defeats Hanover 3 to 1 as Al Bet Eurail and Moore shine on defense and pitching. Key plays include a seventh inning double, smart peg to home plate, and late offensive support after an early Frederick lead. Warriors meet Waynesboro Redbirds next in a three game set.
Garace updates from the Blue Ridge League with results at Frederick Hagerstown and Martinsburg. Players and teams mention Roar Wanneebord and Mac Gamer schedule details for Saturday events.
Fragmented notes show Cleveland defeating Washington 21 to 3 and Cleveland at Washington with other matchups listed. Detroit at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and Philadelphia engagements appear in the schedule.
Chicago 8 New York 5. St Louis 10 Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 14 Boston 2. Other game postponed due to rain. Games today include Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis.
A scatter of reminiscences on baseball figures, fighters, and team lore. Notes mention Babe Ruth, Wally Pipp, Pete Donohue, Barney Dreyfus, and Mickey Mantle era names, with casual remarks on managers, nicknames, and the culture of the sport.
The article discusses speculation by Miller Huggins that Babe Ruth is past his peak and may be nearing the end of his prime with the Yankees. It notes Ruth's aging, looming contract questions, and the impact on team power and fan interest amid 1927-28 era context.
In Chicago on July 24 the Cubs rallied from behind to win 8-3 over the Giants, extending their lead in the series. Pitcher Mike Crenshaw earned the victory. Mel Ott and Hack Wilson produced key moments for New York.
Unclear fragment reports multiple postponed games due to rain. Mentions Reading at Baltimore and Jersey City at Newark with a reviewer at Buffalo. No complete scores or outcomes available.
July 25 report notes French negotiators Briand and Cambon faced partisan attacks as they defended the debt accord with Britain. Briand cited American and British positions on tariffs while ministers urged ratification amid a Senate recess and public cheers for the pact. Names such as Hammond and Jones appear in associated notices.
The Chambersburg Public Opinion notes a slow Frederick Warners start in the 1929 Blue Ridge season and momentum in Hagerstown. It covers manager changes at Hanover, addition of Taliaferro, and Welch’s benching, plus pitching shifts. Walter Kimmick and Harold Yords lead Eastern League batters with high averages.
A garbled 19th century sports note recalls George B. Pickney's 177 game stretch with Brooklin from 1885 to 1890 before injury. It mentions the 1589 Cievolanes season and a .128 winning percentage, plus early figures like Harry Wright shaping professional baseball.
Lew Fonseca, veteran first baseman for the Cleveland Indians, leads the American League in stolen bases and is among the club’s top hitters this season. He is expected to appear in the lineup against the Frederick Warriors in a single game at McCurdy Field Monday at 3 o'clock.
Jackie Fields defeats Dundee in the second round of a welterweight title bout witnessed by 27,000 at Michigan arena. Fields lands a decisive right to the chin, Dundee staggers and falls, crowd receipts set a new record. Gym officials and Governor Fred W. were among attendees.
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