Yanks Get Scare All The Way. Win Trlcountys
From Chicago the Yankees survive a scare as they edge a tough opponent to stay unbeaten. Despite pressure late, they pull out a narrow victory and keep their early-season momentum alive.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
11
From Chicago the Yankees survive a scare as they edge a tough opponent to stay unbeaten. Despite pressure late, they pull out a narrow victory and keep their early-season momentum alive.
The New York Yankees edged the Browns 4-3 in a 15 inning mound duel as Ed Coleman hit his third homer of the series and seventh of the season. Pat Malone earned relief work for New York after a late surge by Cleveland. The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 16-11 in 21 innings with Ed Linke delivering a two run homer late and Al Simmons again homering with the bases loaded. Boston toppled Detroit 10-6 while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 5-4 to close a split doubleheader in the day’s baseball action.
Adamstown speedball squad defeated the Mt. Pleasant Scorpions 3 to 1 Thursday night at Adamstown. Key players included C Thomas, R Thomas, Ai Brosws, Bowing, Jenfeld, F Carlin, Gochnauer, and G Dutra with pitching by Wit.
Cleveland bids 60 000 for Roly Hemsley highlighting a shortage of quality major league catchers. The St Louis executors rejected the offer amid trade rumors and the Browns sales activity. Hemsley, a Syracuse native, is praised for defense and hitting while Pytlak’s health keeps the Indians uncertain behind the plate.
The article notes Braddock's deserved heavyweight win and discusses rivalries over promotions and contracts. It mentions Emmitsburg and Westminster hoping to join the Adams County League after Frederick’s vacancy, with Mike Thompson moving Frederick players to block the county bid.
The Frederick County League begins its fifteenth season with seven teams, excluding Frederick who drops out for now. New Windsor hosts Brunswick as opening ceremonies feature a parade led by the Bays Band. Taneytown dedicates a field against Union Bridge while Thurmont travels to Middletown in mystery-matchups. The season ends Labor Day as County League players face Tri County and Washington County limits.
U S Wight man Cup team won two of three matches on the first day at Wimbledon. Losses for the English were noted as action opened in England.
Boston defeated by records 7 to 5 while St Louis fell 8 to 4 Philadelphia led 5 to 4 over Chicago Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 2 Pittsburgh won 1 to 0 in 13 innings Games today include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Brooklyn at Chicago
Scores show Washington 16 over St Louis 3 and Chicago 11 over New York 3 in 11 innings. Philadelphia 5 over Detroit 4. Boston 10 over Cleveland 8. Detroit hosts Philadelphia. St Louis meets Washington. Cleveland hosts Boston. Chicago hosts New York.
The list shows DeMolay 5 defeating Tailors 10 and M.G.A 9 over Stull's 3. Upcoming games run Monday to Friday with Juniors versus Stull's, Bill's Sandwich versus Hreh Hosiery, and DeMolay against Stup's among others. Summer swimming at Frederick Y.M.C.A. extends schedule with specific morning and evening slots for boys, girls, employed boys, and ladies across multiple weekdays.
Frederick Hustlers, Blue Ridge League champions, face Martinsburg Burg Sox in Martinsburg today. Sunday they host the Majestics from Washington in a 1:30 doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Hartman to pitch today with Fraley and Rice in Sunday rotation. Martinsburg, led by Reggie Rawlings, relies on Ray Gardner’s successor Frank Six at short. The Washington Majestics bring a strong lineup and two top pitchers Bil Payne and Joe Stankers, with college and pro veterans in their ranks.
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