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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
6
Readable fragments show Gomez pitched to subdue Cleveland and Dean led the Giants beat. Cards win first in a series opener context, with scattered game notes across multiple teams.
Branewick defeated the Canadian Claws 8 to 2 Thursday afternoon at Transl. Key players included Mahone with three hits and multiple bases, Peaster and Carey contributing runs. Pitching by Peaster and Hita secured the win as Branewick's offense piled up late innings.
Schedule fragment lists multiple days with teams and matchups. Mentions Viv' Si Diall League events including Muse, Pred Games, Union Mfg Co, Timeestteradd and others across Monday to Friday with unclear results and phrasing.
Alumni and Varsity squads met Friday for a baseball and hitball doubleheader drawing a large crowd. In baseball the Alumni triumphed 14 13 over Varsity while in hitball the Varsity won 6 3. The report lists mixed lineups for both games and notes a tense pitching display from J Nicodemus and other players as both teams traded runs.
Mount St. Mary's College announced 18 varsity letters awarded to students for athletic and academic achievements. Recipients include captain Cheaga, Rayjiy, Frank Apphea, Nobert Dany, and many others listed. ceremony honored continued commitment to school sports and activities.
Yesterday results show New York 4 Cleveland 7 with Poston Ebteaa and Wasnitictois to Tuetroy. Other games not scheduled. Today Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Su Feats at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
Tharmont club and supporters plan a dinner at the town hall to honor the Tharmont baseball team of Frederick County League. Leaders and guests from Hagerstown and nearby leagues are expected, with proceeds aiding county baseball activities. Timothy to play CCC camp boys Sunday at 2 at Fishing Creek.
A long, error filled card from a bridge column asks the reader to decide a response after a western Tennessee opening. It discusses a misplayed diamond hold by Shankle of Columbus and a later heart lead. The piece references a game, bidding, and endplay concepts with confusion throughout.
Pop Warner plans a major operation to treat an injury that has kept him from walking. The surgery would delay the football season as Warner, famed football mind and coach, eyes return to action after a long recovery period. determined to recover, he weighs the best path to watch his team and fate.
The ledger shows New York 9 over St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 6 Boston 1 while Chicago 12 loses to Brooklyn 3. Other results include Cincinnati 4 over Chicago, with various city names and venues listed in a garbled postscript.
Local league action features the Hustlers hosting Rouzerville in a County League exhibition. Notable players Omar Marte and Matiz headline, with prospects for early season form and potential lineup adjustments as teams prepare for next Saturday’s games.
Dorothy Campneil Mord, nee Brash, champion golfer, argues against the notion that women lack strength to swing. She cites a theory asserting early effort is best, and promotes using tools or different clubs to overcome perceived limits.
The Doubs Athletic Club defeated Jefferson A C 14 to 10 over the weekend. Houck and Murray led Doubs with four hits each, while Himes and Ambrose added four RBI apiece. Ambrose allowed multiple runs as pitcher while Moxley and Bruchey contributed at the plate. The game featured home runs by Houck and Carey and a late rally by Doubs to secure second place in the league standings.
Cedar Grove hosts Middletown in a key Tri-County League baseball matchup while Brunsatek and Walkere teams aim for strong finishes. Middleton remains undefeated as Cedar Grove seeks revenge and a share of second place in a tense late season race.
Reported confusion and frantic action as the defending champion, Sam Parks, from Pittsman, faced elimination at Baltusrol. The day featured unclear play and multiple near misses, with spectators noting tense moments and a parade of top contenders.
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