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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
6
The City Speedball League approved season reforms and a referee roster for the upcoming schedule. Teams must field bona fide players and protests are handled by club officials.
A quirky local report notes Ladies' Day 10 observed with sparse attendance as several players face injuries and suspensions. Crawford remains hospitalized with an injured hand while Perrin sits out due to a sore arm.
June 18 report of American League action features the Athletics rallying to rout the Indians as Al Simmons Bing Miller and others homer to propel a big early lead. E Morean of Cleveland opened the scoring with a homer in the fifth, while Ferrell Bean Mahaffey and Cochrane star for the Athletics. In Pittsburgh the Pirates lose 4-3 to the New York Giants after a late rally falls short and Hugh Cre ends the game with a dramatic unassisted play.
A fragmented report shows Jones in front at Royal Liverpool with 7s notable through the round. Mentions of McDonald, Kag Sine, Sones, and records being equaled or challenged. Details are unclear but note leaders and several players across scores and events.
Manager Boo Wells opens MaeCurdy Field to all fans on Ladies Day with free admission. The Dasetell seme schedz doubles as the Waynesboro Returns game this afternoon scheduled to start at 2 oclock.
Reported action from the Blue Ridge League shows PredErich and Frederick at Waynesboro with games played Saturday. Westerd and New York results appear in scattered scores among the day’s line.
Yesterday in the International League Rochester defeated Balint 6 to 2 and Montreal played Baltimore. Toronto faced Newark while Rochester traveled to Readine. Buffalo met Jersey City.
The William D. Bowers Lumber Co employees organize a speedball team named the Hemlock Splinters. Rouer Brachey is elected captain with J Harold oper and Mianaces as managers. A season schedule is planned starting Friday with games against local clubs in the American League context.
The article notes strong showings by teams and players across leagues with focus on a Lions lead in the standings. It mentions Jackie Kid Berg, Leonard, and other figures shaping early season races and previewing bets on flag and cup prospects.
The article reports Judge Landis studying allegations that Cambria used an ineligible player on the Bugle baseball team. The issue centers on a player identified as Harry under an assumed name, and financial concerns are hinted as part of the dispute.
A Battle Creek physician warns constipation as a major cause of illness and praises a water system remedy that helps digestion. The ad promotes Rexall Orderlie as a nightly aid to gentle, thorough movement without increasing dose.
Fragmented sports brief notes Alamni defeating Tpistela with a 18 to 7 score. Mentions players Hut Dorey Shipit Keefe and Lauer linked to Chambersc and Clarksburg. References Atlantic League York Yana McDonald and Sr bark outfielders as part of team movements.
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