Canes top bus now 31 2 as Ferrell wins for Boston
Disjointed wire copy notes Ferrell securing a Boston victory amid scattered box score lines. Mentions Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia games, with unclear scores and several misread player names.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
6
Disjointed wire copy notes Ferrell securing a Boston victory amid scattered box score lines. Mentions Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia games, with unclear scores and several misread player names.
In a National League baseball recap Yeaterdac and Mesuits led Chicago to a 4 to 3 win over Philadelphia as other games were postponed. Schedule notes list Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago.
Yesterday results show Muse Tail Co and Tivrat Herald leading in local matchups. Friday games feature Uniteds vs Timer Herald and Taflors against Unten Mfe Co with standings for the clubs likely updating.
Fragmentary notes describe the Towrstené movement near Rocks aiming to organize a commission and reopen the needed patch. Charles M. Hawks Sieclarer is mentioned with SE probe committees in Washington. Hawks is noted as father of the famed Iyer and Frank Harke, linked to a Massachusetts area mane of OARP.
A foggy sports recap notes Tailoring Co and Muse Tailoring Co tied for second after a pitching duel at Taker Park. Muse Tailoring Co scored three in the second, James and May sparked offense, while Moxley closed with a win and Mercer, Esterly, and James contributed key plays in a low scoring affair.
This fragment shows a chaotic OCR of a sports scene with names like James and Grambling, mentions 3.0 left on bases and umpires Kereh and Gardner, plus scorers and odd stray text about United States statistics and newspaper ads.
The article discusses bidding strategy for four card hands in contract bridge. It explains how to handle distributions like 4-4-3-2 and 4-4-2-3, choosing the suit to bid based on the rank of your single and double ten, and relates these ideas to common practice and rebid scenarios.
The text presents a garbled bridge hand description with bidding notes. It references open bids, suits including diamonds and spades, and partner responses, but the fragmented OCR makes it hard to extract a coherent contract or outcome. It mentions three diamonds and possible emphasis on clarifying partner signals.
A Thurmont gathering promoted the Tavirm baseball club of the Dreterea Cot heagie amid civic backing. Speakers from Frederick County League, Emmitsburg and Yellow Springs urged field improvements and patience for a winning club. Mayor Stoner’s illness was noted and club members were introduced among local leaders and sports writers.
Athletes from several counties converge for state track events under Playground Athletic League auspices. Moberly and Frederick schools field runners and relays, with Bob M Catheon and James MecCombe among noted competitors. Events include sprints, relays, jumps, and dodgeball.
Cleveland defeated Washington 10 to 2 in yesterday's American League action. Detroit crushed Hosta 47 to 3 as rain postponed other games. Today Chicago visits Washington, St Louis faces Boston, Detroit meets New York, and Cleveland goes to Philadelphia.
The article outlines day and night radio coverage for a convention with a tentative schedule. It lists times and stations for speakers, acts, and concerts, noting variable late changes and multiple channels such as WEAP NBC WIZ NIC. It mentions Rudy Vallee, Jene Crawford, Karl Smith, and various acts slated for the event.
A patchy report outlines upcoming games and players across local teams. Mentions Ken Bae and McDamy Bel among others, with schedules for June through September and a note on Van Lingle Mungo quitting the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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