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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
9
The Frederick County League pennant chase heats up with Middletown leading Thurmont by a game and Union Bridge, Taneytown, Brunswick, and Union Bridge close behind. A big crowd is expected for Union Bridge versus Taneytown as both title contenders clash in a fierce regional showdown.
Leesburg defeats Leesburg 2 1 while Ashburn and Mountville were rained out. Lewis regains lead in week two standings. Furnace Mex moves to third after beating Lu i3-&, and Uppervite wins 7 6. Sunday matchups include Leesburg at Ty seat and Furnace Moumanm vs Taylorstow. Rains postpone several games. upcoming games feature Luckerts versus Lovezyns and other scheduled contests. attendance cited at twenty million in theaters versus four million in France.
The Baker Park tennis courts are under new rules requiring male players to wear at least two pairs of trousers and four shirts for appearances. Women’s attire remains undecided though shorts are not banned. Undershirts will be allowed and neckwear requirements are noted. The mayor and aldermen deliberated on court decorum amid overheated discussions.
All games were postponed yesterday in the American League. Hain reports today’s schedule includes Detroit at Cleveland and Washington at New York. Besten and Oiber Cubs meet as planned with updates pending for the Phila club matchup.
National League score recap New York 3 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 9 ehivsco 1 Brac. Buckeystown defeated by a star pitcher Murray in 10 innings 17 15 at Harmon Field. Buckeystown to play Frederick Brick Works tonight at 6 15 and Adamstown Tuesday at Baker Park bathhouse diamond.
Bernard Hartman the outfielder known as Boney Hartman has appeared in five games since joining the Knoxville Smokies last Sunday and is batting .183 with three singles in 36 at bats. Debut came against Atlanta. started cleanup then moved to seventh. Also notes trades and player movements involving Brooklyn, Dick Seibert, Owen Carrell and Babe Phelps. Alaska gold value in 1931 reported at $9,522,009, up from 1930.
A bridge hand scenario from a mid-century event shows the defender Roberson of the sibs, tabled the play by Richards versus Rant Shirk, with East holding the king queen of spades and heart sequence. The declarer aims to establish two spade tricks through an optimal discard.
Frederick hosts donkey baseball at McCurdy Field with two local teams the Whites and Greens set to play at 8 30 pm. The show includes donkeys for runners and fielders and no strikeouts as fans pack to see a novelty sport before potential September rematch. Rockville visits Sunday at 2 30 pm as Frederick seeks to even the series and reach 15 wins behind pitchers Don Rice and Frank Fraley.
More than 150 miniature golf fans entered the Pee Wee tournament to be held at the North Beniz street municipal course starting August 1. Qualifying rounds are underway with cards kept by an authorized scorer. Prizes total 201 and range from 1 to 750. silver loving cup planned for the champion. Leroy Castle, the defending titleholder, manages but will not compete, deferring to the winner. Patronage at the municipal course matches last year, with expectations to surpass 1934. In a separate note, a speedball game between Adamsown and Frederick girls is set for this evening at 4 o clock on the Laker Park bathhouse diamond. Mary Evin Mucray will coach Adamsown, with Auer Engelbrecht pitching for Frederick. Beware of the man who does not have a word for his hometown.
Baker Park won a 17 inning junior division game 10 8 over East Third Street. Harmon Field beat Schleysville 4 2 in senior division. Frederick Tigers defeated Schleysville 25 6 in a speedball matchup with D Fry driving in nine runs. Standings show Harmon Field 5 1, East Third St 2 2, Baker Park 4 2.
A brief item recalls Percy Beard setting a world record in the 110 meter high hurdles in Stockholm yesterday. The note marks the exact time as 14.3 seconds and notes the event occurred in the Swedish capital.
In a July 25 doubleheader, the Cardinals were swept by the Giants 13-2 in game two after a 3-1 loss in game one. New York clinched the series 4-2, dropping St Louis to third, three and a half games behind the first-place Giants and one behind Chicago. The Pirates beat Philadelphia 9-3 with Delph Camon homering for the Phils. Chicago moved to second by routing Brooklyn 4-2 as Clark and Lonez anchored the Cubs' win.
A Calforzian entrepreneur begins a venture collecting mosquito larvae from stagman ponds and oil sites and grinding them into a food aquarium fish product for market readers.
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