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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

3

Where There's Smoke There's Fire Says Muddy Ruel

Muddy Ruel tells Dykes there is fire in batting but Jimmy Dykes says bats and base hits differ. Sox manager remarks on hitting drought, while Ruel argues for optimism. The column blends baseball critique with protest on play and coaching strategy, highlighting spring training mood and team dynamics.

Muddy Ruel Jimmy Jerry Brondfield NEA Service Herald Sox

Homeland Team Defeats Country Club in Tennis League Match

Homeland Team beat Catoctin Country Club 7 to 2 at the Country Club Sunday. Notable results include Matthew Page Andrews defeating A A Radcliffe in three sets, with Radcliffe taking the first 6-3, Andrews 8-6 in the second, and 6-4 in the third. Other winners were Stegman over Clapp, Roberts over Ramsberg, McCardell over Malder, Andrews over Radcliffe, Smoot over Webb by default, and Montel over Stauffer. Doubles Smoot and Roberts defeated Clana and Ramsberg 2-6.

Club of Baltimore Catoctin Country Club Matthew Page Andrews A. A Radcliffe Radcliffe Sut Andrews Esnest Webb Edd Stegman Homeland Robert Clapp Frank Roberts Richard Ramsberg Max McCardell Catoctin Howard Malder Page Andrews A. A. Radcliffe Crain Smoot Ernest Webb Harrison Montel Harris Stauffer Smoot Roberts Sadeaied Clana Bamsberg McCardell Radcliff Malders Stegman Andrews Montell Stauffer Webb

City Speedball Results and Upcoming Games

Results show Tailors 8 Hosiery 4 with standings led by Tailors, Ox Fibre, DeMolay, and Hosiery. Next games include Tailors vs DeMolay, Ox Fibre vs Hosiery, Hosiery vs Tailors, and DeMolay vs Ox Fibre. Droneburg's Shoe Store beat Walkersville All-Stars 22-13, marking their seventh straight win.

Woll Frederick Tailors Droneburg’s Walkersvile All-Stars Dickerson Walkersville-Hahn VanFossen Eaves Mercer Eyler Grimes Weddis Staley Nerdiner Droneburg S — Thompson Insley Johnson Edison Cramer Brode Pal Ambush Palmer

Walter Johnsons Dr Pepper Dase and Camp Ritchie News

Sports notes cover Walter Johnsons Dr Pepper team meeting Fred era Hasters on June 26 at Cascade last year, with many players and events. Also mentions Camp Ritchie under NRA auspices and rivalries, plus local baseball for Frederick Hustlers and plans for stronger leagues amid domestic football interest and upcoming bouts in New York and Philly.

Walter Johnson Dr. Pepper Camp Ritchie Natonal Rifle Association Cascade Homer Jacobs Dayton Camp Tudorwyth Ham Woodring St. Louis

Doubleheader Possibility for Damascus Game Reserve

The note explains a Saturday date for the Damascus game may be unsatisfactory and, if so, a double-header will be played at Damascus later in the season.

Damascus

Wild Throw Costs Point of Rocks Game

A wild throw cost Point of Rocks a 5 4 loss to Woodsboro on Sunday at Woodscoro. Three ninth inning runs tied the score before Woodsboro pulled away. Individual highlights include Rohrback and Oland making key plays for Woodscoro and Hanes striking out three in a 230 time game.

Woodscore Coe Fur Paint Rotas Woodscoro Rohrback Oland Leftield Ore Innu Plof Woodsboro Derr Grahill

Yankees Win As Indians Lose One

The Yankees defeated the Indians 6 to 3 as Billy Karcherboeser and Frank Crosetti delivered decisive hits. Joe DiMaggio hit his eighth homer of the year and helped seal the win, while the Browns scored all their runs in the fourth inning.

St. Lows Cardinals Sammy Baugh Chicago Green Bay Packers Sammy Washington Redskins New York Yankees Louis Billy Karcherboeser Frank Crosetti Joe DiMaggio Crosett Baze Browns Joe Beggs Red Rolf

Best S shots and the golf head rule

Dick Metz notes that to hit a successful golf shot the head must stay down and eyes on the ball until after impact. A youthful Chicago pro, co-winner with Ky Laffoon in the Miami Four Ball matches, warns lifting the head as the common fault. When the eyes leave the ball the swing goes off line and the left shoulder drops, causing misstrikes or topping the ball.

Dick Metz Chicago Ky Laffoon Miami

Baseball notes on Buck Newsome and DiMaggio taunts

The Browns set a 340000 fine to obtain Buck Newsome. Frankie Pyslak is accused of not holding Bob Felter’s smokeball, limiting the boy wonder’s effectiveness. Yankee fans tease DiMaggio, affecting his mood. Schoolboy Rowe may return to the Tigers as an outfielder.

Buck Newsome Browns Frankie Pyslak Bob Felter Yankee DiMaggio Rowe Tigers

Wins Rifle Assn Medal At Frederick Club Shoot

W Landen Ward won the Rifle Association Medal with 336 of 400 at the outdoor range of the Frederick Club Linganore. The annual picnic featured events for women and other contests with candy prizes. High wind challenged shooters as Halph Newman won the women’s target event. Chewing gum and popsicles were given to children. The day included a high wind and several club standings and totals for the rifle contest.

W. Landen Ward Frederick * Club Linganore Halph Newman Airs V. Landon Ward Meredith Painter Garber’s Dewey Ford Nicodemus Ice Cream Co Arthur Aldrich EGA Rippeor W. Wastler Oc. Wastler Etchison Ww. kL. Pet /Routzahn Cleveland Nogie New York Painter Washington Ward Boston Aldrich Catroi AB Simpson Philadelphia Ford Chicago St. Louis

National League Yesterday's Results Recap

Brooklyn 9 at Chicago 10 New York 11 Cincinnati 2 St Louis Boston 2 Games Today at St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland 4 11 innings St Louis Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York

Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati St. Louis Boston St Louis Ork Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit Cago L Pet Pittsburgh

Cubs Bump Phillies In High Scoring Tilt At Chicago

Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 8 in a free hitting game. Batteries included Walters Sivess Johnson and Clerk for the Cubs and Atwood Epperly Root Logan and O'Dea for the Phillies. Also mentions Cardinals swatting Bees in St Louis.

Cubs Phillies Chicago Philadelphia Walters Sivess Johnson Clerk Atwood Epperly Root Logan O'Dea

Cardinals take final game to split series with Bees

The Cardinals split the series with the Boston Bees by winning the last game. The score line and credits list pitchers Hutchinson Weir Reis Riddle Henshaw Owen, with Louis. The report reads as a concise box score style recap of the current matchup.

Cardinals Boston Bees Boston Louis Hutchinson, Weir T. Reis Riddle Henshaw Owen

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