Umpire Conflicts Highlight Baseball Governance Question
Bs HAZEY GRAYSON argues for a central authority over umpires amid feuds between McGowan and Allen. He cites high stakes and pressure on calls in World Series contexts and suggests cross league umpire exchanges to curb bias and maintain player trust.
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Hazey Grayson
NEA Service
Rx Business
Will Harridge
McGowan
Boston
Merridge
Alien
Lodge Brothers
Allen
Cleveland
National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
No games yesterday. Today features St Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Chicago at Boston in the National League schedule.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphie
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Aew
York
Alo
Gees
Aig
Hous
City Speedball League Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results show DeMolay losing to Tailors 12 to 2. Today Hosiery faces DeMoist, Wednesday ox fibre meets Tailors, Thursday Hosiery plays Ox Fibre, and Friday DeMolay vs Tailors. Edith Wanda Mallory, 16, recertified graduate of Edgar high school after 12 years without a miss.
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Edgar
Wanda Mallory
Edgar High School
Best Shots of Big Shots from the San Francisco Open
NEA Service golf writer Jimmy Demaret defeats Oiin Dutra in a sand shot on the 18th at the San Francisco Match Play Open. It rains and the sand is wet as Demaret chips with a No 8 iron, using backspin to roll the ball back 18 feet after landing 25 feet past the pin.
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NEA Service
Jimmy Demaret
Oiin Dutra
San Francisco
Sqneal
Demaret
NEA Service, Inc
Frederick Tailors Defeat DeMolay In City Speedball
The Frederick Tailors won 12 2 over DeMolay at Baker Park Monday night. Tailors collected 19 hits off Carl Fink, scoring in the third inning to seize the game. Burkholder and James contributed key plays, with a home run by Orrison for the losers in the fourth.
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Frederick Tailors
Carl Fink
DeMolay
Baker Park
Tailors
Burkholder
James
Wagner
F. James
Esterly
Swomley
Orrison
James Boys
Joe Price
DeMolay AB
Bdemolay
Fox
J. James
Price
Lanner
T. James
Fink
Yankees Bear Out Ruths Forecast In Streak
New York tops Cleveland as Babe Ruth’s famed power proves prophetic in a season marked by mixed results for both league leaders and challengers. Detroit and the Giants also post notable wins while Dizzy Dean’s arm saga heats up in Chicago.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Niee
Cleveland Indians
Tribe Star
Yorks
Yanks
Detroit
Washington
New York Giants
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Giants
Bob Weiland
Carl Hubbell
Solving a Bridge Play By Mrs Latter Champion
A bridge problem from a tournament feature highlights Mrs. Latter of Wotonag Del who, with her partner, topped the scoreboard. She won the Maryland Mixed Pair Championship in Baltimore, credited in part to her clever play on the shown hand. If West had opened with diamonds the outcome would differ, but the spade opening proved decisive.
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UH. EL
Wotonag
Del
Latter
Ner Parter
Maryland
Baltimore
Rue
West
K5 e987 e Ate HAQIIT trial details
A cryptic report notes K5 e987 e Ate HAQIIT with North fast 26 Pass 3% Pass Pass Pass Mi. The fragment mentions values and outcomes in an unclear sequence, referencing multiple passes and a numeric percentage in connection with the entities.
Thurmont Massacres Point Of Rocks Nine Thurmont
Thurmont baseball club of York rifles won 22–0 against Point of Rocks in Frederick County League action at Frederick Rifle Club on Saturday afternoon. Pittinger, Hartman, Oden and others starred for Thurmont with Pittinger’s homer and multiple hits. District Rifle and Pistol Club provided strong defense as Thurmont dominated both at the plate and in the field.
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York
Frederick County
Sacred Point of Rocks
Frederick Rifle Club
Thurmont
Delmar Pistol and Rifle Club
Trict Rifle and Pistol Club
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Alington
Linganore Range
Maines
Pennsy
Curtis
Batman
Newman
Pt. of Rocks
ABR
A. E
Ward
Barnhouse
Painter
Rohrback
Burchett
Hartman
Haines
B. Lambert
Postal Pistol and Rifle Club
McCut
Ain
Cusmar- Ot
Thurmont AB
M. Ecker
Fersa York Riflemen
L. Pittinger
Shaffer
Osanist Oe
Fleagle
Gladfelter
C. Pittinger
Owen Iso
Keeney
N. Hahn
A. Smith
Duncan, S
Savior
Openaing
District Rifle and Pistol Club
Frye” Geel
Teyepee
Tiller
B. Tiller
Popert
Pittinger
Duncan
Lor
Lawyer
Henning
Saylor
Oden
Point of Rocks
Ums
Pire
R. Crum
Bridge notes on a four heart contract and finesses
South opens one heart and North answers. In four heart, the declarer faced a lack of hearts and club decisions. East produced the club king, a diamond return spoiled the seven trick line, and the heart queen could be captured. After two trump rounds, clubs were continued, discards made, and West ruffed the fifth club for defense. Five tricks plus five odd became maximum. some players who ruffed a spade and finessed trumps went down in a game.
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North
Gependige Uggratic
East
West
Motorist fined after admitting no license for five years
In Birmingham England a driver summoned for speeding confessed he had driven five years without a license and did not know one was needed. He was fined 17.30 dollars. The report also notes slag’s utility to the oyster industry after material for oyster settlers was found when slag was lost from barges.
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Birmingham
Eng
Double Headers in Trico League Double-Headers in Trico League
Attendance dips at Tasti wa American Legion Eght shows worry promoters. Jack Lipps vows continued boxing cards, citing economic factors and Frederick fans. Tri County League schedule includes postponed games, July 17 replay for Hustlers vs Old Milwaukee Brewers, and a June 21 donkey ball event at McCurdy Field to boost interest.
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Frederick
Lipas
Lipps
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Cross County
Baltimore
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Shipley
Thurmont
Damascus
Hustlers
Brewers
Frederick Hustlers
Milwaukee Brewers
Washington
McCurdy Field
Austin F. Angleberger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-Men
Angleberger
Baseball draft echoes at Western Maryland and beyond
Glenn McQuillen, sold to the St. Louis Browns last week, becomes the second Western Maryland College athlete to enter organized baseball with a shot at the majors. Stan ley Benjamin, years ago, hit .378 for Thomasville in the Georgia Florida League, was bought from the Orioles by Chattanooga and may be farmed to San Antonio for experience. Coach Havens counts on Brunswick’s support for next fall’s football, while Washington recalls Jimmy Wasdell from Indianapolis, strengthening the Bonura Kuhel trade impact.
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St. Louis Browns
Western Maryland
Tno
Stanley Benjamin
Thomasville Orioes
Orioles
Chattanooga
MecQuillen
San Antonio
Charlie Havens
The
Terrors
Brunswick Boy
Washington
Jimmy Wasdell
Indianapolis
Bonura-Kuhel
Clark Griffith
Senators
Ruhel
Bonura
New Orleans
Jimmy Dykes
Earle demands trial of Shelley charges
Gov George H Earle and cabinet members face a petition for grand jury probes into primary campaign charges of draft and coercion filed with Dauphin County Court and the State Supreme Court by Dauphin DA Carl B Shelley. The governor urged arrest and trial if evidence exists. Property sales recorded include Herman Weener purchasing a Lindbergh avenue home for about 9000 and Madeline M Zimmerman buying on West Fifth Street for about 2500.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Dauphin County Court
State Supreme Court
Dauphin County
Carl B. Shelley
Shelley
Herman Weener
Lindbergh Avenue
John W. Grove
Madeline M. Zimmerman
Norman D. Boyer
West Fifth Street
Local Seerandoah Valley Club Attracts Maryland Talent
Harrisonburg club in the Seerandoah Valley League attracts players from Maryland including Pershing Mondor Emmitsburg Hush Ketter S Middletrewn and Mike Sargent with others from George Washington University. Gordon Phelps of Brooklyn Dodgers and Cloyd Rice of Villanova join as new additions. Dr Pepper of Washington loses 11-5 to Alexandria Celtics as Johnson era ends.
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Maryland
Pershing Mondor
Emmitsburg
Hush Ketter
Mike Sargent
University of Maryland
Joe Picher
Univer
Amendola
Zenowitz
George Washington VII
Cloyd
Stugger) Rice
Villanova
Ibis
Dr. Pepper
Washington
Walter Johnson
Alexandria Celtics
Virginia
Charley Malone
Peppers
Frederick Hustlers
Celtics
Bogus Moxey Passed in Hagerstown Bank Notes
June reports show three counterfeit ten dollar notes circulated in Hagerstown during the past week. Tell ers at local banks detected them as lighter in color and on inferior paper, though they bore stamps from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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