Indians Win in Pitching Duel
June 29 report of a pitching duel between the Cleveland Indians and the White Sox ending in an eleventh inning when Hale hit a home run off Trosky. Chicago’s hard-hitting offense limited to minimal scoring as pitchers dominated and overtime periods failed to yield further scoring.
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Chcato
White Sox
Cleveland
Ha! Trosky
the Moyne
Churago
Brown
Myan
Shes
Boston Red Sox
National League Yesterday's Results
Boston beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 in a game with St Louis defeating Pittsburg 6 to 3. Today’s matches include Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at Pottsburg, and St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Philadelpha
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Fierco
Pottsburch
St. Lows
Cincinnati
International League Games Postponed To Next Week
The schedule lists foreign and municipal speedball leagues with postponed games to be rescheduled next week including Hostery versus Studs Estes and other matchups. Historical data shows 23,755 pilots and 6,600 active aircraft on April 1 1934, versus 18,457 pilots and 7,004 aircraft on the same date in 193? as context.
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Gry
Hostery
Stud’s
Estes
Bathhouse
Prodar
DeMolay
Esteriy
Municipal
Uniteds
Eeniors
Hreh
Independents
Lutherans
Gardner
Department of Commerce
Lemses
Frederick-New Windsor clash highlights county league action
Frederick hosts undefeated Frederick-New Windsor in a key county league game as Carroll County rivalries unfold. Middletown faces Brunswick in a pivotal duel, while Taneytown meets Thurmont and Dorsey battles Dubel. Union Bridge meets Woodsboro as two teams chase early wins.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Kerr and Chambers
Thurmont
Taneytown
Dorsey and Dubel
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
Brooks
Reddick
Frederick
New Windsor
Ecker Ie
Walters
King
Middietown
Railroaders
Valleyites Castle
Philips
Lime Town
Open Tennis Tourney At C C C On July 4th
Entries pour in from Washington and beyond for the Fredrick County Open Tennis Tournament to be held at the Catoctin Country Club from July 4 to 15. Notables include Ralph McElveeney a former Stanford star and 1931 intercollegiate doubles champion.
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Washington
Baltimore
Catoctin Country Club
Ralph McElveeney
Leland Stanford University
Hanks
Shore
Rickey Willis
North Carolina University
Bill Boylt
University of Virginia
Tony Latona
Georgetown University
Dwight Kendall
R. S. Johnson
Trigg
H. J Alexander
Cleveland
Ohio City
Billy Mather
Westminster
Western Maryland Colferenck
Stanford Hoff
Barney Welsh
Rockville
Baseball Scores and Schedule for American League Action
Cleveland beat Chicago 5 to 2 in yesterday’s AL results. Other clubs idle. 11 innings tied Cleveland at Chicago. New York visits Washington, Boston at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Trost-St Louis
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Louis
L Pet
Wrong Side Gets Slam
A bridge column argues against psychic bidding, noting it harms morale and rarely pays off. It recounts a grand slam in a seven spade contract against a psychic bid, detailing the sequence of plays and ruffing, ending with North and South making a grand slam after West overruffing and underruffing, securing victory.
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WM E McRensey
American Bridge League
Cleveland
Euys
North
West
South
Plans to broadcast Roosevelt vacation departure announced
CBS and NBC plan to broadcast the departure of President Roosevelt on his vacation to the Hawaiian islands from Annapolis, Maryland. The program will air shortly before the U S S Houston departs, with schedule changes for Amos ’N’ Andy and various stations listed for the night. Adams town girls beat Buckeystown 36 to 15 in a speedball game at Buckeystown.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Islands
CBS
NBC
Annapoli
Houston
Amos
Andy
Wjz-Nbc
WHAM
Rochester
WGAR
Cleveland
Wdr
Detroit
WCKY
Covington
WESR
Chicago
Jack Denny
WEAP
Canada
Jimmy Durante
Ball of Fame
St. Loui Post Dispatch
WaBbc
Detroit Symphony
Oregon
Geo. Jessel
Holywood
WJII
Oberammergau
Chicago Symphony
Joe Penner
Will Rogers
Freddy Berrens
Weafnbc
Ed Black
WABC
National Education Associaion Convention
Whaf-Nbc
Dancing By the Sea
Wjznbc
Pageant of Parliament
London
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Alice Burns
Phoebe Dutrow
Lucille Thomas
Loretta, Thomas
Mary Fila
Hattie O'Hara
Helen Biser
Alice Thomas
Anna Thomas
Helen Shook
Myrtle Derby
Helen Hahn
M. O’hara
Elizabeth O'Hara
Evelyn Mossburg
Ruth Derry
Margaret Shook
Gertrude Colliflower
H. Shook
Baseball protest replay set for Sunday at Wenner's Field
Management of Church Hel and Brunswick teams of the Southern Division of the Tri-County League arranged a Sunday 2 pm replay of their protested game at Wenner's Field Brunswick after a Wednesday night Board of Governors decision sustained Church Hel's protest. Brunswick had won the previous match 11-10 and must cede a prior game to fit the schedule. the victor could clinch the Southern Division title for the first half.
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Church Hel
Brunswick
Wenner's Field
Church Hi
Board of Governors
Broiuswick
Brunsry
Golf pitch shot technique of Sarazen Perkins and Dudley
Three outstanding golfers Gene Sarazen Phil Perkins and Ed Dudley avoid heel lift during the back swing for the pitch shot. Sarazen uses minimal ankle and knee action with a free torso turn while Helen Wicks notes body action with a slight hip pivot causing a slight left heel lift during her pitch.
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NEA
Gene Sarazen
Phil Perkins
Ed Dudley
Sarazen
Helen Wicks
Wimbledon match remembered Lengren over Ryan in 196? event
Ten years ago today Mme Suz Anne Lengren defeated U S star Elizabeth Ryan at Wimbledon in a three set match 6 2 6 8 6 4.
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Mme Suzanne Lengren
Eliabeth Ryan
U.S. Star
Three Teams in Blue Red League Face Weekend Tests
Frederick Chambersburg and Martinsburg battle atop the standings as the pennant race heats up. Frederick meets Chambersburg at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 33 p m in a pivotal game while the Hustlers and Maroons chase the top berth with three and four remaining games respectively.
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Frederick
Chamberberg
Martinsburg
Hustlers
Maroons
Fréerick
Chambersburg
Blue Si
Chambersley
McCurdy Field
Blue Ss
Wednicay
Hagerstown
Frederick Winchester
Frank
Boney
Hartman
Pitche
Frank Praley
Sohn Gardner
Michael
Winchester Tday
Bob Harrison
DeMolaxy Beats Harmon Field in Friday Softball Game
DeMolax y defeats Harmon Field 14 to 8 after a Friday afternoon matchup at Harmon Field. Lineups list DeMolay players McLaren Zimmer Nagle Kem Michael Sanne Hech P Smith Cramer and others. Harmon Field features Ford Cramer R Haines Elworthy Harrison Fink Sponselle and G Harrison.
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Demolaxy
Harmon Field
Frida
DeMolay- McLaren
Zimmer
Nagle
Kempitchist
Michael
Sanne Hech
P_ Smith
Cramer
Ford
R. Haines
ER Elworthy
C. Harrison
C. Fink
Sponselle
G. Harrison
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Indians
Pirates
Cubs
Derringer
Puisburgs
Jace
Piusburgh Prazes
Chicago Cubs
Tom Padden
Padden
Red Lucas
Onyone
Jensen
Gus Suhr
Cookie” Lavagetto
Pittsburgh
Matons
Root
Warneke
Bush
Hartnett
Tate
Swift
Hoyt
Chagnon
Lucas
Boston Braves
Davis
Johnson
Moore
Wilson
Brandt
Spohrer
Hogan
Cincinnat
Derring
Cardinnnats
Fallis
Carlecon
Scor R. H. E. oFemt
Pene On
Lindsay
Maomer
Delancey
eTunger
Lombards
Dodgers
Giants
Muga
Lopez
Fitzsimmons
Bowman and Richards
St Lous
McAse
Pressurgh
le Pet
International League
Syracuse
Baiomere
Buta
Newark
Sid Moz
Syracuse Ieee
EOE
Yankees
Neenon
Lefty
EL Goofo
C. C.C
Carroll County Nine
Frank Shui
Acplases
Willis
McElveeney
Latona
Kendall
Jacobs Brothers
Eddie Jacobs
Maryland Blaze
United States
Akise
Elgoss
OG Seouss
M.T
E. Butterfield
Wabccbs
National Education Association
WEAF
Ray Knight
Cuckoos
Paul Whiteman
Michaux
Wdiz
Fearless Ferrell
Rick
Errell
Art Krenz
Brother
Battery
Senday
Arany Star
Garens
Walter Hagen
Scotland
St. Andrews
Babe Ruth
The
Yanks
Fredericktown
Wesley Ferrell
Chambersburg Her
Stieff
James E. Doll
Frederick, Maryland
Razy
Epee
Stall
FE. B. Measelt
East Patrick ST
Agen
Markell & Ford
Frederick, MD
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