Four teams enter action in Frederick County League play
A weekend slate saw Brunswick defeat New Windsor 6-2 and Thurmont edge Middletown 6-5 as four of seven clubs took the field. Taneytown's game with Union Bridge was postponed amid eligibility disputes over player Rep gp, leaving Woodsboro idle after Frederick's withdrawal.
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Frederick
Brunswick
New Windsor
Thurmont
Middletown
Taneyown-Union
Taneytown
G. Raymond Saubie
Tamertown
Union Bridge
Repgp
Emmitsburg
M. J. Thompson
Remembering Historic Baseball and Boxing Moments
One year ago today Glenn Cunningham set a world record in the final leg at 4 00 7 forming in Prince. Five years ago Art Shires was traded from the Chicago White Sox to Washington for Garland Braxton and Benny Tate. Ten years ago Frankie Genaro defeated Georgie Merks in a 10 round bout at Connland Stadium.
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Glenn Cunningham
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Garland Braxton
Benny Tate
Frankie Genaro
Georgie Merks
Brooklyn Bantam
Conland Stadium
Middletown Wins as League Plays Weekend Shows
In county league action Middletown defeated Brunswick 12 to 3. Umpires Ecker and Curry called the game. Left on base Brunswick 12 New Windsor 3. Shilling and Younkins pitched for their teams with Reddick scoring and Baker, Smith, and Merryman contributing at the plate.
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Macais Gazer
Baker
Smith
Marcay
Merryman
Faonbdie
Shilling
W. Younkins
Lantz
Shiling
Wid
Brunswick
New Windsor
Ecker and Curry
Tume
Reddick
Angleberger
Hildebrand
I Fraley
Rice
Majestic
Frederic OibroOott Oh
Frederick
Steele
Webb
Johnson
Campbell
McGeever
Williams
Jenifor
DeAngelis
D Rice
Baseball Scores and Standings Include County League Leader
In late results from the American and Philadelphia areas, Boston and St Louis split rain‑delayed games while Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York feature in today’s schedule. County Scholastic League standout Brunswick high shortstop Gereid Barnard led with a .666 average, followed by Middletown’s Roland Hauver at .555.
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Wood Waserheid
Gereid Barnard
Brunswick High
Roland Hauver
Middletown
Hustlers Lose First After Eight Game Win Streak
The Frederick Hustlers built an eight game run with an 8-1 win over Martinsburg Blue Sox in Martinsburg and opened a doubleheader against Majestic Radio nine in Washington with an 8-0 triumph at McCurdy Field. Majestics then swept the finale 7-3. Frank Fraley starred for Frederick with three hits in the opener, while Hartman allowed two hits in a separate Martinsburg win. The Eagles visit McCurdy Field next Sunday at 2:30.
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Frederick
Frank Fraley
Hustlers
Hoffman
Himes
Hartman
Steele
Angleberger
Hildebrand
Hassocks
Fraley
Webb
Strine
DeAngelis
Majestics
Johnson
Campbell
Mc .Geever
Winne
Oertel
Alexandria Eagles
McCurdy Field
Hidebrand
Reggie
Alton Twenty
Majestic
Hoae Certel
iFex
Frederick Abrhoae
Sitine
Fredenck
Bnie
Hudebrand
Fox
Harman
Enoce
Burroughs
Fragmented ideas from early 20th century opinions and statistics
A collage of quotes from university figures on knowledge versus opinion, elections, and nature. It includes misquoted or garbled lines about earthquakes, copyright, and sharing nature, followed by a jagged sports stats block with team names, inning scores, and pitching summaries for Frederick and Martinsburg games.
Brunswick Wins Big in Tri County League Clash
Brunswick defeated Frederick 26 to 3 at New Market to extend its lead in the Tri-County League pennant race. Point of Rocks upset Middletown 12 to 7, Damascus beat Walkersville 12 to 7, Cedar Grove opened winning by 13 to 8 over Jefferson, Church Hill downed Mount Airy 14 to 3, and New Market crushed Wakefield 15 to 3. The Bruns wick Friilton game featured a five-run fifth and a seven-run seventh, with 22 hits for Brunswick.
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Wallopee
Frederck Cardinals
New Marset
Point of Rocks
Middletown
Damascus
Walkersville
Cedar Grove
Jefferson
Church’ S
Mt. Arr
Wakefield
Brunsvicg-Frederick
Earl Hawes
Buck Toberg
Middletoxyn
Obler
Koontz
Algire
Oder
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Jin
Eaves
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Norris
Burgee
Umberger
Wood
Frank \Knipple
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Barnes
C. Fritz
Fnally
Nurgies
Beard
Crum
Kunsam
Tuse
Pete Stout
Tucker
J. Hames
Jeferson
Church Hil
Mt. Airy
Duke Bohn
Caryoh
Church Bill
Baseball scores and today’s National League schedule
National League results list Chicago nine Brooklyn four New York seven St Louis five Philadelphia twelve Pittsburgh four Cincinnati seven four Boston six seven Philadelphia six Pittsburgh three Chicago none. Brock four New York seven St Louis five Cincinnati Boston rain. Games today Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Brock
St Louis
Cinncinnati
Warmer cites spring advantage in Negro sprinters and long tendon claim
Hall of Fame coach Glenn Warner argues Negro sprinters' springy heels give longer Achilles leverage, naming stars like Eddie Tolan and Wilks Ward. The piece also profiles Tony Canzoneri, Benny Leonard, and Sad Sam Jones, tracing Canzoneri’s rise and Jones’s long major league career and expected continued success.
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Glenn
Pop) Warner
Mason
Hurdiers
tRumpers
Jene Orens
Ohio
Cornelis Jonsson
Compton
Calif
Colege
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Paul Phillins
Marquette
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Wilks Ward
Michigan
Eddie Tolan
Ralph Me“salfe
Olmpie Games
de Hart Hubbard
Howard Drew
Curt Temple
Jim Thorpe
Mt. Airy Defeat Highlighted by Rice and Cook Homer
Merr hit a long homer for the winners. Lloyd Rice was outstanding with two hits in four at bats and several quality catches in the outfield. Frank James also played well. Dormheim and Butler collected four of Mt. Airy’s six hits.
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Grouse
Merr
Cook
Lloyd Rice
Frank James
Dormheim
Butler
Mt. Airy
Speedball League urged to suspend abusing players
The city league may adopt Hagerstown style rules where any player who abuses or strikes an umpire is suspended. Allen Maryland college baseball selectee Charlie Keller is noted with a 506 batting average over 21 games. Team rosters include Fouzia Washington College Lovely Johns Hopkins Bers Washington Brennan St Mary's Keller Maryland Micademi ston Tignor Walter Stuke Joe Lipsky.
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Nig” Grove
Hagerstown
Charlie
King Kong
Keller
Allen
Maryland
Craig E. Taylor
Baltimore
Heller
Lefield
Best Be
Fouzia
Washington College
Lovely
Johns Hopkins
Bers
Washington
Brennan
St. Mary's
Muffler Failure Linked to Exhaust Acids
The article notes muffler failures are mostly due to bushing through from acids in the exhaust system. It highlights corrosion as a key factor affecting exhaust components and suggests preventive checks.
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