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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
4
Chicago shut out St Louis 8 to 0 while Cleveland edged Detroit 4 to 3. Today Philadelphia visits St Louis Washington travels to Detroit New York goes to Cleveland and Boston plays at Chicago.
Yesterday's National League results show New York 4 Brooklyn 2. Other clubs not scheduled. Today games include St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston.
The Frederick Tailors trailed early but rallied to defeat Howery by 5 to 3 in Baker Park. Swomley drove in the winning run on a centerfield triple after a Shaft error, as Ox Fibre beat Barbara Fritchie 23-1 with Moss and Moore sharing the hitting honors.
LeCompte and Warren begin annual inspection of state game preserves in Western Maryland. LeCompte departed Sunday night to tour game farms and wildlife refuges across Frederick, Washington, Allegany, and Garrett counties. The trip aims to meet prominent regional sportsmen and assess conservation efforts. A historical note reflects on vultures and nature’s complexities as part of the era’s natural history discourse.
Dietrich delivered a remarkable no hit effort to propel the White Sox past the Indians 4-0 on August 31, 1938, amid a rough Dodgers game. He wore glasses while pitching and struck out several batters as Chicago secured the win. In Cleveland, Detroit battled back to edge ahead 4-3 as Lary and Greenberg homered. Schumacher earned his fourth win for the Giants, beating the Dodgers 5-2 to pull within one game of the Pirates.
Yesterday’s results show Fred Tailors 5 over Hosiery 3 and Ox Fibre 25 over Bar. Pritchie 2. Upcoming games include Ox Fibre vs Hosiery and DeMolay vs Barbara Fritchie with Game Thursday. The commission form of government began in Galveston Texas in 1901 as an emergency flood response.
An emergency flight landed at Frederick airport Tuesday afternoon. Ruel Colvin, anac companied Bendix Radio pilot from Washington, completed work in two hours and departed for Chicago. Price Bros Frederick electricians handled Bendix work and met Colvin at 2:45 pm before he flew on. The flight marks one of the airport’s early commercial uses amid growing passenger flying. Colvin used a radio equipped monoplane with blind flying gear and checked weather via the teletype before departure. Wedding engagements may be announced by placing small bags of fice at each plate. Each bag should contain the names of the engaged couple.
Bridge column discusses a six spades contract where North and South hold mastery over all four suits. It explains an imagined safe route to twelve tricks, contrasting a straightforward finesse against a risky line and hints at a solution to be revealed in the next issue.
In a troubled auction of a contract, Mrs Eliza Tisntlepay struggled to fulfill a deal at Ate Week. She used an Ironclad safety plan to win six tricks, starting with ace of clubs and three rounds of scamps exhaust opponents. Hearts, queen, and finesse played, while two diamond discards and a final finesse tested the safety of the lead amid a contest between Mrs Banfield and others.
Sports columnist Harry Grayson disputes protecting batters with helmets and argues that removing the All-Star game from fan participation harms baseball. He cites League presidents Landis Frick and club chiefs and praises fan involvement as essential to the sport’s future.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Open report recalls Willie Macfarlane at Cedar Brook. He drove from a bunker faced a boards lie and made a perfect putt despite miscues including a ball out of bounds and a trap, finishing with a hole in one.
The excerpt notes a golfer’s swing issues. It mentions tearing out a l foater for a par tour and criticizes Macfarlane’s method as not allowing the right hand to do much work in taking the club back. It warns of pivot neglect and the right elbow drifting, causing the clubhead to move outside the flight line.
Friday night at Bernie's Arena features a 27 round Ameri can Legion card with three five rounders. Ray Cox of Fishing Creek battles Eddie Connors of Baltimore in the main and Cox aims to rebound after a recent snub. Other bouts pair Carroll Wright with Ralph Sexton and Wooly Pestridge with Whitey France, plus Billy Kemp vs Ray Weinrack in an extra five rounds.
Baltimore hosts a boxing doubleheader featuring Irving Sattler versus Francis Wagner in a three round rematch after a close prior decision. Al Hoffman and Sam Capiio open the show with a three round bout in Brunswick.
Bill Dietrich delivered a no run performance yesterday against the St Louis Browns while Newark was idle. Latest batting averages show Keller 118 at bats 39 hits .331, Vosmik 155 at bats 49 hits .316, Hemsley 100 at bats 23 hits .230.
Amelia Earhart lands in San Juan Puerto Rico completing the first leg of her proposed just for fun flight from West to East around the world. She flies a twin motored silver monoplane and progresses toward the next segment of the ambitious journey.
The slim aviatrix and navigator Capt. Fred Noone landed at 1 30 p m EST ending a 1033 mile hop from Miami in 7 hours 33 minutes. She said she planned to take off tomorrow on the next leg of the hop.
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