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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
6
A town sports note outlines another doubleheader season start with plans to deploy Ken Madden as catcher and pitcher combos. It praises an improved infield, confident outfield, and notes Hemler, Coerick, and Renzes as key players, with Chestersburg as possible exception.
Stan Piela joins the Waynesboro Redouw club while Wil McDonald signs with Cumberland Colts in the AL League. A crowd of 3,309 witnessed Moller Cabbies defeat New York Tuert 38 at Lawrence Foor as Defiance College players reportedly weigh joining nine tiers.
Local editors release preliminary handicap pairings for the initial round of competition. The notice names participating athletes and describes requested adjustments, with emphasis on fairness and accurate seeding for upcoming matchups.
Yesterday's results and postponed AIL games highlighted a Fury at Hagerstown on Ladies' Day. Doubleheader Thursday features Frederick at Waynesboro and Hagerstown at Chambersburg, with Friday's games Frederick at Chambersburg and Hagerstown at Waynesboro. Saturday's slate includes Waynesboro at Frederick.
In yesterday's International League play Baltimore routed Newark 12 to 0. Other games were postponed due to rain and today Buffalo visits Baltimore while Montreal travels to Reading and St Louis faces rain delays.
In a rain interrupted 10 inning game, St Louis edged the Braves 2 to 1 as Bob Smith shut out the Cards for eight innings then Cariou's single plated the winning run. The Braves scored first but St Louis tied it late and won in extras.
In a halted relay, the Braves slipped to second as John Basthes moved around. The meet featured tense moments with several stalls and ambiguous phrases leaving readers guessing the final outcome.
A fragmented note describes Crilge Laws by WW and a bridge bidding column. It references hands with hearts and spades, declarer play, and specific cards like the ace of spades and six of spades. The text includes names and partial moves, focusing on strategy and tone of period bridge discussions.
A fragmentary card play scenario describes a declarer attempting to squeeze against opponents. The sequence involves the four of diamonds, Jack, queen, and high cards, with declarer forcing a band and winning with a seven high on a first trick.
The quote recalls a young player's rapid rise after Connie Mack sizing up his build. Four years after that assessment the rookie becomes a top batting contender, crowding the swat kings of both leagues for the batting championship.
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