Baseball Scores and Highlights From July Games
Wilted times report on Yankees crushing the Tigers 106 to 6 with Lou Gehrig homering thrice. Other notes include Pirates beating the Dodgers in 10 innings, Cubs and Cardinals climb in standings, and White Sox routing the Athletics 19 to 6 with a 20-hit attack.
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Baseball standings and results in a cluttered box score
National League results show Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 3 over New York and Cincinnati 1 4. Notes mention games today: Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Chicago at New York. Standings list clubs and records with Boston, New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington among others.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments for American League Rounds
Fragmentary notes show American League matchups including Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit. Ambiguous entries indicate unreadable segments and stray letters. The readable portion lists typical AL pairing structure without clear dates scores or outcomes.
Jefferson Blanks Lander By 10 Score
Jefferson beat Lander 10 to 0 as Ambrose allowed three hits and drove in two runs. The game ended a doubleheader portion, with Jefferson extending its record to ten wins in eleven starts and planning a Sunday follow up at Fishing Creek.
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Rouzerville Downs Taneytown In Final Bout Again
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Winchester Team Defeats Frederick in Local Meet
Winchester Downs Frederick in a close meet at the Josal courts, with Maniael Watters and several players scoring for Winchester. Contests included Verdentis Trophy rounds and first round matches, with notable performances by Julian Etehtson, Miss M. Miller, and Miss Cur GH.
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How To Select Finesse In A Bridge Hand
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DeMolay Boys Lose Game In The Seventh
DeMolay falls 6 4 to Times-Herald in Baker Park City League action. Seilide Knecht starred for DeMolay while Angleberger and Loy contributed offense. Pitchers James and Pink struggled with control as Uniteds earlier posted a 8-4 win in a separate city match.
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Tennis champion Ramsburg wins Walker Memorial Tourney title
Ramsburg, a well known loyal tennis player, defeated Lloyd Rice I in a grussing match while hampered by cramps to win the Walker Memorial Tennis Tournament. On Sunday, Hamburg and Robert Clapp led Cumberland Va team in Slagerston.
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Gettysburg hires Beeson to coach wrestling and track
Gettysburg announces Harold Beeson, 30, will coach wrestling and track and assist with football, reporting September 1. Beeson is Indiana University graduate of 1959 and previously coached at Mount Hindhish sehaat and Asal College Allah ots Te dual als.
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Playground League Games In City
Washington Street defeated Hannon Field 13 to 8 and Enat Thitt Street 9 to 4 in Playground Dodge Ball League action at Baker Park on Tuesday keeping them tied for second place. Baker Park leads with 450 points, followed by Washington Street and East Third Street with 540 each, Marmon Field 480, Schleynville 440. Lineups include Ramsburg Albrecht Ramsburg Perkins Girs Rhoads Stull Anders Melt Ge SAndey Bowee Beacht Kennedy Stockman Nusz Nencist Nothenhoefer Beacht Sparks Adleyaville Mf Rossi O'Brien Lake Sehhroyer Harmon Field Bageant Shatrer Elstode Bowman Wart Norwont Filby Fogle Handley. Baker Park beat Washington Streng 8-4 and Marmon Field beat Schieyaville 197 in Mayground Lawn Ball Teague. Ticker dates list totals with $60 at Third Street. Washington Street and Marmon Field each 489 and Schieya-We 460. Recaps include Park-T Fekenrot Kump Shemeid Pickett Weddie Marts Easton Rively Kemp. Washington Street Dete sey Wauver Anders Crust Wachter Sto W Perkins Rathenheefer Pardersky Harmon Tageant Shanks Fistode Bharrer Norwood Toaman Hart Pilby Nlevas Dene Hae Ranckew Lake Lake Rehowver Gohower O Bren Main B Raeumeardner.
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Frederick football team set for fall season with Grove backer
Robert Nig Grove will sponsor Frederick city’s fall football club for a 1936 campaign. He aims to start practice mid September and open with the first Sunday in October. The team will rely on out of town talent, with locals like Ray Steele and Tony Wagner among hopefuls. Grove rejected a league bid with several clubs to keep frequent home games at Frederick. Interstam football remains a yearly feature.
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LUF'S STUFF EVENTS OF THE DAY
A poem lament on global strife and war, urging restraint and humane conduct. The speaker condemns shooting and mobs, calls for intelligent action and goodwill, and critiques hostile foreign events while appealing for peace.
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Learn To Swim With Frances Hoerger Instructor
Nationally known swimming instructor Frances Hoerger teaches a basic technique lesson as pups and learners fear waves. The text describes staying upright, treading water, and the progression from shallow to deeper water with a 25 yard pool course and timed drills as confidence builds.
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