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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
3
New York pitcher Red Ruffing earned his seventh win of the season as the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 5-1. DiMaggio contributed a single and his seventh homer, Hench drove in two, and Dickey added an RBI. Ruffing allowed seven hits, one walk, and five strikeouts, remaining unbeaten since opening day.
Yesterday in the American League New York beat Detroit five to three Washington defeated Chicago five to one Cleveland crushed Philadelphia eighteen to five One game was postponed Upcoming games include Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Note mentions there have been fourteen White House weddings since 1811
South plays four hearts in a contract and faces a challenging end play. West risks with a doubleton spade and the defense leads to a sequence where South must identify East’s holdings to make six odd. The key is forcing the queen from East and then discarding to set up the end play.
A fragmented bridge deal excerpt shows Duplicate-Both vulnerability. South opens with a bid of 3 hearts after the Pass-Pass sequence, with East unable to respond. The fragment lacks full details but indicates standard bidding order and vulnerable scoring context.
Charley Yates, a 24 year old Georgian, clinched the British Amateur at Troon after a long drive from Atlanta. A Georgia Tech graduate and bank clerk, Yates trained under George Sargent to master low iron shots. His calm focus and humor marked a standout Walker Cup build up as caddies at East Lake celebrated his victory.
June notes from Browningsville recount visits among Burdette Beall Day and Watkins households to relatives in Walkersville Clarksburg Damascus and Rockville. Solomons Island fishing trip yielded 17 large fish. Community members attended Asbury College commencement in Wilmore Kentucky and shrine events near cemetery. Ladies Aid week activities and weekend visitors to the Barnes and Burdette households are mentioned.
Charley Yates and Bobby Jones grew up near East Lake and helped shape its golf legacy. Yates, who captained Georgia Tech to the 1934 national intercollegiate title and won the 1935 Western Amateur, joined the Walker Cup team and has been a longtime idol of Jones. Both players, influenced by Tolley’s drives, are linked by friendship and a shared history at East Lake.
Walkersville and Thurmont seek upsets to stop league leaders Damascus and Middletown as Sunday schedule features key clashes at Damaskus, Lander at Brunswick, Wakefield versus Cedar Grove, and Tramsville versus Doubs. Ramsburg and Burdette spearhead Glade Valley efforts, while pitching duels shape Scheer Stadium matchup.
Mrs Elia Catsail and her daughter Pannie Burdette traveled to Fredrick and spent time visiting friends after attending the morning service at Bethesda Church.
A June miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore honored newlyweds Thurston Wagner and Mrs Wagner Attendees included Mrs Edgar Pickett Mrs C Ray Barnes Mrs Miller Waltz Mrs Irvin Bahr and many more from the Winfield Westminster and Oak Orchard areas The group plans for summer pauses in social activities and shifts to an afternoon playground program led by Mrs Helen Bahr and Miss Barbara Waltz Several local residents were noted as visitors and attendees at Carrot tract meet events with multiple Pickett Barnes and Conaway family members listed across several gatherings
The article outlines taut fundamentals for golf emphasizing body turn, pivot to position the ball, and allowing the clubhead to lag behind the hands. It warns against abrupt lifting with the shoulder or hip and stresses proper weight shift and presenting the back to the hole during pivoting.
A poem by N. A. Lufburrow critiques the elusive perfect diplomat. It argues no one can avoid power’s lure and dictatorships corrupt common sense, ending with a cautious note that an honest diplomat might win against the odds.
The Frederick Rifle Club hosts its annual picnic Sunday at the Singanore filtration plant outdoor range. Members and guests will enjoy rifle and pistol matches, a 1:30 NRA medal shoot, feminine luck targets with candy prizes, horseshoes, a children's program, and a rolling pin contest for wives. Floyd Burchett chairs the outing committee.
Edward Will attended the Sunshine Class meeting at Miss Viola Franklin’s Taylorsville home. Mr and Mrs Irvin Bahr spent a day in Union Bridge.
The Frederice Taylors trounced Ox Fibre, 21 to 8, in Baker Park Friday night. James led Tailors with multiple hits and home runs, while Esterly and Swomley contributed in the win. Ox Fibre struggled on the mound and defense as Tailors piled up runs and recorded key double plays.
In National League play Chicago 4 Boston 0 and Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4, while St. Louis 6 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh 6 New York. Upcoming: Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Boston at St. Louis. Washington June 3 The government said it will buy larger quantities of surplus farm products and distribute them to people on relief to meet unemployment and price depressions, under Secretary Wallace’s plan.
Harmony Grove travels to face Pleasant, Ballenger and Myersville clash as Broad Run aims to rebound after a forfeit win. Doubs idle. Frederick contests Broad Run in what could be a tight doubleheader with Ballenger favored over Myersville.
Charlie Keller held his own last night with two hits in three trips and one run scored for Newark. Local favorites Vosmik Solters Hemsley also appear in the batting totals as the standings show Newark leading a crowded field with solid averages amid a light schedule.
Fre drick Hustlers invite under 14 fans to Sunday game versus Taneyto Red Sox in Baltimore-Carr County League at 2:39 PM with free admission for youth. Angs sger notes grandstand section reserved and free entry aims to repeat Ladies Day success. Hustlers boast strong pitching with Rommel and Martz, while Fraley reports for the freebeX.
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