County League Games and Schedules Set for Saturday
Umpires assigned for Saturday games across Frederick County League with Emmitsburg at Tourmont and Middletown hosting Mr Aury Middletown joust. Brunswick and Woodsboro host. multiple scorers listed. Start times 2 40 and 3 30. No Tri County games Sunday. Second half starts June 27 with several interleague matchups. Penn Maryland race tied with Union Bridge and Routerville meeting. all league games set to begin at 3 pm.
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OT Dubel
Bernie Brooks
Aury-Middletown
Middletown
Robert Walters
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Merril Ecker
Jim Chambers
Walkersville
Lander
Cedar Grove
Damascus
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Taneytown
Routerville
New Windsor
W. G. Skinner
Next To Last Fight Card Staged Tonight At Bernie's Arena
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion presents a boxing card at Bernie's Arena at 8 30 tonight featuring 27 rounds with three five round bouts and four three rounders. Ray Cox of Fishing Creek CCC faces Glenn Drake former Golden Gloves champ of Washington in the main five round. Johnny Mulhern may step in as a substitute if Trump cannot fight.
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American Legion
Bernie's Arena
Legionnaires
Ray Cox
Fishing Creek
CCC
Glenn Drake
Washington
Drake
Cox
Billy Kemp
Trump
Carroll (Young
Frederick Junction
Marshall
Doc
Tom Birmingham
Paul Chase
Baltimore
Agn
Charlie Wade
Hagerstown
Birmingham
University of Maryland
Nasty Wallop
Whitey France
Richard Kine
Charles Trumpower
Glenn Mains
Dizzy Dean falters as Phillies beat Cardinals 13 to 7
St Louis starter Dizzy Dean felt ill before and worse after his mound appearance as Philadelphia surged to a 13-7 victory. The game featured a rough line for Dean and a high-scoring plate final, with mixed results across the league in a bustling June day.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Philadelphia
Dean Standit
Leah Ge Miter Sunien
R. HH. EL
York
Detroit
San
Chicago
Mulcahy
Atwood
Cleveland
J. Dean
Johnson
Winford
Boston
Owen
Washington
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
The American League results show Boston and Chicago tied at 2 yesterday while New York and Cleveland also tied 2 in a doubleheader second game went 10 innings. Today’s games include Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Boston.
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Chicago Whites Sox
Boston Red Sox
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Chicago
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Srwell
Wilson
Berg
RK MW
Stratton
Sheaf
Walberg
Desautels
Clevel
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Open Qualifying Rounds At Country Club Today
Qualifying rounds for the Ca toctin Country Club championship begin today and run through Tuesday with a week allotted per round. Defending champion factor Snook headlines the field. An inter-club match vs Rodger's Forge is set for Sunday, June 27, drawing a large city delegation.
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Catoctin
Snook
Rodger's Forge
Phillies Defeat St Louis 13 to 7 in NL Showdown
National League results report Philadelphia beat St Louis 13 to 7 while other games were postponed due to rain. Brooklyn played Pittsburgh, New York faced Cincinnati, Philadelphia met Chicago, and Boston met St Louis.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York Ae
Louis i
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Biladoipnia
Cincinnati
Eye on the Ball Instruction for Golf Stroke
The excerpt emphasizes keeping the eye on the ball and slowing the stroke. It notes lifting the head as the ball is struck, raising shoulders, and prioritizing accuracy over distance with corrective cues.
Rare Buffalo Born In Park Molese Mont
A rare albino buffalo birth is reported in Molese Montana Park. The newborn is among the few albino bison in the national herd, with the parents identified and the event noted as a sacred creature in local lore.
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Molese
Mont
Dune
City Speedball League Rain Postpones Test Game
Rain halted yesterday’s City Speedball League action. Today’s schedule lists Hosiery versus Ox Fibre and Taylors facing Barbara Fritchir, while banquet scenes in Tulsa celebrate meals and a dubious effort linked to pest control and hunting.
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Taylors
Barbara Fritchir
Inveress match play feature drives Quail High Shot
Sam Sneed opened with a 230 yard drive described as high and misdirected into the trouser pocket of Dr. O. White, veteran tournament chairman and Toledo club founder, with the match described as decided by a bold central drive amid anxious anticipation.
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Sam Sneed
Dr. O. ©. White
Toledo
Seeding Projects Planned by Frederick County Game Group
Clarence C. Carty announces a 7:30 PM meeting of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association conservation committee at Hotel Frederick to arrange seeding for feeding game birds and releasing birds from the State Conservation Commission. The clubhouse near Point of Rocks nears completion with workmen finishing the roof and grounds, a foot bridge over the canal, and a boat cable planned. an outing and formal dedication will occur in early July with several members already aboard.
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Fred+erick
Clarence C. Carty
Carty
State Conservation Commission
Charlee & Lane
Point of Rocks
Hometown lineup falters as Keller drives in runs at Rochester
In a Thursday game at Rochester Charlie Keller collected two points on batting, while teammates Voemik and Hemelev were held scoreless by wet conditions. Newark's Tram AM HO Ave Rerilers posted a .173 average with ANF Vaepie Peaweme at .209. Hessey and Browne added modest marks in Tab 25.
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Rochester
Charlie Keller
Jne Voemik
Rollie Hemelev
Tram AM HO
Ave Rerilers
Newark
Vaepie Peaweme
Hessey, Browne
Should College Players Be Free to Sign With Majors
A Sports Editorial argues college athletes like USC star John Beradino should be allowed to sign with major league teams. It asserts the major league college tampering concern is misdirected and warns players may squander education for quick money. It cites Spurgeon Chandler and warns college sports can burn out players before they reach economic payoff.
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Richard McCann
NER Service
St. Louis Browns
Sam Barry
University of Southern California
John Beradino
Trojan
Rogers Hornsby
Barry
Browns
Hustlers Meet the Tennant Led Giants at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Hustlers host the Washington based FBI team Sunday at McCurdy Field as Tennant the former New York Giant and Gettysburg College ace hurls for the G Men who beat the Hustlers 26 to 3 earlier this season. The item also notes various sports trivia and historical notes about figures like Jim Braddock Benny Leonard Glenn Cunningham and Ty Cobb.
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Frederick
Duke Alumni A. C. Produces Big League Talent
The Duke University baseball program on the Durham campus is rapidly supplying big league players. Jack Coombs, now coaching there, sent Harold Wagner, Wayne Ambler, and George Bailey to the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees. Several others, including Barley and Ambler, are moving through the minor leagues as the infield features Duke alumni.
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N. C
Jack Coombs
Parcel
Blue Devils
Harold Wagner
Wayne Ambler
Philadelphia Athletics
George Bailey
New York Yankees
Barley
Wagner
Ambler
Duke
A. C
Dean
Werber
Ace Parker
Poffenberger Makes Mark In Eastern Baseball Ties
Cletus Poffenberger in his second year of organized baseball stands out for Maryland’s diamond scene. He played with Williamsport Wildcats in 1935, then Charleston in the Middle Atlantic League, and was recalled by the Detroit Tigers after a stint at Beaufort in the Texas League. In relief roles, he allowed seven hits and no runs in 13 innings across two games, a notable pitching record. Meanwhile fans in Frederick are upset about All-Star tickets, distributed starting Sunday, with many applications already returned. The Wilkes-Barre Barons shake up their farm system by replacing Dave Lawless as manager with Charles Lefty Willis, after Clarence Blethen left Bi-State club duties.
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Spurgeon Chandler
New York Yankee
Chandler
University of Georgia
John Beradino
Rahrah
Cletus
Poffenberger
Maryland
Diamond Fise
Lefty Grove
Charlie Keller
Bill Lamar
Williamsport Wildcats
Charleston
Detroit Tigers
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Williamsport
Washington
Wilkess Barre Barons
Leaksville
Dave Lawless
Charles
Lefty) Wills
Clarence Blethen
Lawless
Waners
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