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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
6
Fragmented notes describe upcoming games and lineups for teams including the East region clubs. Mentions Wart Broderik Anshea and barnes arena, various schedules, and expectations for pitchers and fielders. References Mountaineers, Taneytown, and Union Bridge with focus on rosters, new players, and probable lineups.
Wakefield and Middletown battled with several bases loaded moments and late double plays. Warrenfelty earned the win for Middletown while Haver, Ruppert, and Shank pitched in relief as Wakefield stranded runners and fell short 7 to 6.
Tri County League suspends William Crouse of Cedar Grove after unbecoming conduct in the Adry Cedar Above game. Umpire Charles Staley filed a report. Crouse allegedly threw his glove and cursed the umpire. There's mention of further action and other incidents among league clubs.
Amateur notes describe women golfers excelling with refined form and discipline. The column highlights Grace Collett Ware and other players embracing steadiness over aggressive risk, linking success to proper technique and balanced rhythm in the feminine swing.
The text discusses NEA guidance on maintaining a firm grip during the backswing and cautions that improper cocking can cause the club to derail and the ball to fall out of control. It mentions forearm muscle training and shortening the backswing for steadier shots. It references Warren William and a stage event with unclear context and garbled terms.
League results are unclear with several misspelled city names. Matchups mentioned include St. Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with Providence or Providence-related club unclear.
Australian tennis action in Philadelphia sees Jack Crawford defeat Wilmer Allison as Australia wins three of four Davis Cup like ties. The U S hopes of meeting England fade as Crawford clinches the American zone, with Mayer’s bye and final match details unclear.
Reported results show Crawford coming from behind to beat Allison in five sets 4-6 6-3 4-6 6-2 6-? with Australia earning points as Quist defeated Allen and Crawford and Quist teamed to win the doubles over Rudge and Mako. Budge also beat Quist 6-2 6-2 in the informal match.
North leads spades and diamonds, declarer methodically draws trumps then navigates an intricate diamond sequence. Despite defensive missteps, declarer uses precise timing to gain eleven tricks and seal the contract in four spades, with North and East contributing key plays.
A garbled column blends college track and baseball notes with mentions of Mount St. Mary's Hampden Sydney and Mary land players. It notes javelin distances at a coast to coast event and lists several players and potential signings, including Nicholson and Crom. Attendees at a Monday estate event include umpires Hubbard and Dineen.
The Rocky color baseball team defeated William P. Larkins Past nine this Sunday afternoon at Rocksille field. A return game will be played in Rocksille with lineups featuring Israel centerfield M Prothec and pitcher WE Tavis. The report lists multiple local visitors and family mentions linked to Mountville and Scranton areas.
The Brunsalex Volunteer Fire Department in Brunswick plans a boxing card to be staged Wednesday night. The program features Tony Wagner and other local contenders in a sequence of 22 rounds, with a main bout and several supporting matchups against Hagerstown and nearby towns.
Frederick Tailors defeated Company A 8 to 3 in a baseball game. Tailors scored in multiple innings with key hits including a three base hit by Wa Rinehart and sacrifices by Crummitt. Pitching by Fontan restricted Company A, who left five on base. Umpires Esterly and Twenty, scorer Walters.
Philadelphia hosted Detroit as Chicago met New York and Cleveland faced Boston while Washington hosted 8 Louwis at the capital. The notes mention Benjamin Franklin’s old idea of a turkey emblem over the eagle as the American symbol.
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