Ians and Warriors Exhbition Set At McCurdy Field Today
The Frederick Warriors face the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition at McCurdy Field with a record crowd expected. Manager Bob Wells released advance ticket sales, noting most seats sold and predicting strong turnout if weather holds. Ray Gardner of Frederick to play shortstop and receive a gift from J. W. Jamison at first plate appearance.
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McCurdy Firid
Cleveland Indians
McCurdy Field
Baltimore
Boston
Lew Fonseca
Bib Falk
Cleveland
Joe Hauser
Phisdelpns
Chariie Jamieson
Falk
Outfeld
Ken Halloway
Diegmand
Detroit
Jimmie Zinnbald
Halley
Bob Wells
Rube Ailey
Husky North Carolina South
Pami Halley
Bliy Evans
Hemdar wOl
Benny Apul
Washington Senators
Bic Indians
Indians
Ray Gardner
Frederick
Gardner
J. W. Jamison
Haperstown
Blue Edge League
Frederick and Mastinburg Lead Blue Ridge League Schedule
The schedule lists games for Frederick, Wasnste, Mansver, Banner, and Chambersburg with matchups against Cleveland, Harper, Ninkinsburg, and Ganier. Standings show Frederick atop the standings with notable win totals and percentages.
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Frederick
Harper Marcver
Bargsat
Banner
Ways Ninkinsburg
Chambersburg
Fountain Head Team Downs Local Golfers
The Catcetin Country Club and Fountain Head Country Club met in a sunny Ha gerstown Saturday afternoon as Ax Tayior led the Fountain Head lineup with strong play. Team scores and individual results show a close match while players such as Mosier, Alvin G. Quon, and others posted notable rounds amid a field of local competitors.
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Fountan
Hagerstown
Ax Tayior
Tain
Margen
Alvin G. Quon
Tb Hazons
International League Saturday Results Snapshot
Reading edged Newark 1-0 while rante beat Rochester 7-4 and Buffalo topped Montreal 4-3. Yesterday Baltimore won 10-7 over Newark and Buffalo 11-4 beat Montreal 7-3. Rochester 6-1 over Toronto 4-2. Today Newark visits Baltimore and Reading meets Jersey City.
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Reading
Newark
Rante
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Torato
Ww. Pet. Roch
Bufalo
Jerry
Brunswick Falls to Unionville in Narrow Valley Baseball Action
In a tense Saturday matchup Unionville defeated Myersville Farmers 11 to 9 as Ed Carroger and Fleetwood starred for Brunswick. Emmitsburg State Liners edged Woodsboro 7 to 6 in a ninth inning rally, and Middletown Valleyites beat Yellow Springs 5 to 2 at Middletown.
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Nches
Ed Bureh
Brunswick
Bane Che | Wey
Fleetwood
Johnnie Cretger
Unionville
Myereville
Upper Valley
Long
Behrens
Miinnick
Antonyile
Minnick
Mets
Benedict
Frederick
Emmanaburg State Liners
Woodsboro
Vallerites
Emmitsbure
Traier
Middletown
Younkens
Merriman
Ernest Burch
Toms
Tharmont Fiesy
Spalding
P. Shafer
Amber Weddle
Moser
Deers
Feetoe
Ace
Crtecc Baste Spalding
E. le Puays
Murdering Maurice the Mozambique Mauler at Madison Square Garden
A chaotic scene in a poolroom sketches a promoter manager and a fighter nicknamed Murdering Maurice. The dialogue hints at a planned bout while characters mingle, with references to Jacksonville and Be Curtiz in a rough backstage style.
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Joe Williams
Madison Square Garden
Peisten
tEnter
Mugg
Heer Jones
Tea Danra
Oak
Maurice
Manrice
M. M
Jacksonville
Janes
Curtiz
Batting for Young inath Score by Innings
Batting for Young inath shows a baseball score by innings with players Minnick Benedict and Devilbiss noted for hits and bases on balls. The fragment lists bases, pitchers, umpires, and accompanying team members with partial lineups and officials.
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Young Inath
Cairnville Lcuauvauyn
Riversville
Wells Seeking Pitchers for Warrior Baseball Squad
Manager Bob Wells announced efforts to bolster the Waynesboro Warriors pitching staff. He aims to add several pitchers from the Blue Ridge League, with Billy Evans and Billy Rapp promising prospects as Frederick battles and Morgan shifts mound duties amid a rough, lengthy game.
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Morgan
Frederick
Trower
Delaney
Waynesboro
Sreworks
Redbirds
Warriors
Eddie Sawyer
Jed
Jimmie Reeser
Miller
Frederick Tever
Jaiurough
Tieman
Hembler
Ninder
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Voemik
Mik
Wells
Bob Wells
Warlors
Billy Evans
Billy Rapp
Waynesboro AB
R.ho
Hilt
Younger
P. Trotter
Frederick AB. Rho
Ale. Moore
Saaver
Reeser
Vyosmax
J. W. Jamison
Ome
Durhart
Nizder
Hailey
Bise
Kimball
Warmesbaro
Detter
Miler
Vesmf
Delensy
Biot
fir—Detcertr
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Detterer
Am Delaney
of Trotter
Jancy
Inerings
Innning
Trotter
Ines
Winniing Sitcher
Delaner
Warnesboro
Boxer
Lennox
Fime
Jacobs
Hill
Frederick Warriors Edge Als In Tight Afternoon Baseball Tilt
Frederick hosts Als in a closely contested game with both sides trading rallies as fans fill the stands. Frederick squeaks past Als with late runs and strong defense to seal a narrow victory.
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Frederick
Ans
Fredericks Warriors
Unclear Text Mentions Indians and League Actions
Fragmentary OCR references the Cleveland Indians, Susquehanna League, Wilmington, and spring training context. Details are garbled. readable elements suggest a note about a player or team activity and potential league connections without clear outcomes or dates.
April Hospital Discharge and League Trades Report
The report notes April discharge of Frederice's catcher from Fred Hospital after an infected spike incident. George Granger, released earlier by the Warriors, is traded to the Mobile club in the Southern League via Baton Rouse. Granger’s issues stem from wildness. Eddie Saxter hits a home run at McCurdy Field. Joe Vosmik extends hit total with 3 hits in the seventh. Whitey Wet, a heralded Californian, starts Blue Ridge Teague game and is pummeled. Hagerstown catcher Diminitive Tak recalled by the Buffalo club after option.
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Frederice
Fred
George Granger
Warriors
Mobile Club
Baton Rouse
Granger
Frederick
Eddie Saxter
McCurdy Field
Grant
Permis Sawyer
Tak
Hagerstown
Bufaio Club
Baseball Notes and Golf Figures Highlight New York Coverage
The column covers Robins manager decisions at the Pet Grounds with Herman benching, mentions players Bancroft and Myers, and notes Walter Harlow guiding Horton Smith and Sam Haig in exhibitions. It also reports Cubs beating Phillies and other league updates with scattered anecdotes about players and officials.
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Giannis
Robins
Pet Grounds
Herman
Nile Ms
Robinson
Innning
Boantan
Bancroft
Bar
Harlow
Bob Harlow
Boston
Walter Hagen
Haig
Walsh
Laws
Horton Smith
Smith
the Haig
Ragen
Walter
Horton
Ruth's Homer Triumphly Wins for Yan
Ruth's homer delivers a victory for Yan amid a tense game with mentions of Ager, Ce, and Dicker in a brief, action focused recap.
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Ruth
Yan
Roo
Ager
Ce and
Dicker
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