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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
7
Baseball round up from June 7 highlights Babe Ruth belts his 20th homer of the season and Lou Gehrig adds his 12th, in a 2-? win for New York over Cleveland. Other games feature Chicago, Detroit, St Louis, and Pittsburgh with multiple homers and notable pitching duels. A note on a new cotton fabric for highway use is included.
Frederic k 8 Chambersburg 5 Hanover 8 Hagerstown 2 Martinsburg 7 Waynesboro 3 results from yesterday. Today games include Martinsburg at Frederick Hagerstown at Waynesboro Chambersburg at Hanover. Saturday schedule lists Frederick at Martinsburg and Waynesboro at Hagerstown plus Chambersburg at Hanover.
Scores show Cambridge 9 over Parksley 5 and Salisbury 3 to Easton 4. Northampton 7 defeated Crisfield 5. Standings list Easton and Northampton tied 4, Salisbury 38 Cambridge 2, Craffelad .
Results show New York 8 over Cleveland 2 Washington 7 over Chicago 5 Detroit 5 over Boston 2 St Louis 4 over Philadelphia 1 Standings list New York 0-4 Philadelphia 27 17 6 14 Cleveland 4 24 500 St Louis 24 Detroit 20 28 Boston 16 24 Washington 16 27 Chicago 80 3 62
Yesterday's results include St Louis 8 New York 4 and Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 0 with Pittsburgh 8 at Boston in twelve innings. Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2. Remaining games feature St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and others as standings show Montreal Toronto Reading Newark Rochester Buffalo and Baltimore among top clubs.
In Hagerstown area play on June 7 1928 Martinsburg defeated Waynesboro 7 to 3 as Bouchet held Hagerstown to seven singles and drove a Raiders surge for top spot. Errors by Waynesboro aided the Martinsburg defense while Cunningham Sister and Woodring starred on the mound.
A drug store customer touts Lea's Hair Tonic claiming it restores color, clears dandruff, and stimulates hair growth for both men and women. She says it made her husband look younger and brought back a natural shine, with others reporting gray hairs returning to their original color. The ad urges readers to send a dollar for a bottle and directions by return mail.
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