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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1934

Page

7

Frederick High Delivers Tough Win in Tournament Round

Eight teams clash as Frederick High School defeats Middletown with a strong defense and hot hands from Johnny James and Carl Eeston, while Damascus tops the Blue Ridge Leones in the first round. Middletown features Ohler and Rooy, while YMCA survives a rough showdown against Company A M C A as top seed pressures near the armory.

Leones Damascus YMCA Bed Company A Tas Encaumier James Eason Middletoun Love Ohler Jake Rooy Tigers Ory Hall Riflemen Engle Yeomas Culdeegit Exio Middietvosa M. C. A. Embrogiio Shipler Celtics Mimaining Ted Guardenen Bartmen Guardsmen the Armory Frederick High School Middletown Anc Mercos Yesterdas Charen Salter

Church Street Junior Legion Team Defeats St John’s

The Church Street Junior American Legion basketball squad defeated St John’s High 24 to 19 on Friday afternoon. Sheraid sparked St John’s with early six points, but Church Street rallied led by Ramsburg Toberg and Best. The Church Street win moved them ahead by halftime and extended the advantage in the third quarter despite St John’s attempts.

Church St American Legion St. John’s High School Church Street Johnnies Sheraid Baer Ramsburg Best Toberg Schmidt St. John’s Church Streeters Tyriet Snd Stags Ranms

Ten Years Ago Foday Cnoc Paddees Caiform

Ambiguous notes describe events marked ten years prior. Mentions amateur activities and a disruption from a coastal area. References to signs from sea islands and a medical or scientific term linked to stagnation or suspension. Details are unclear and fragmented.

Foday Cnoc Caiform Soemur Fas Dniocaret Suspeni

No Champions Yet as Fort Myers Drills Reveal Old Athletics Glow

In Fort Myers, the Athletics train for summer baseball wars amid a rambling clubhouse once home to champions. Old stars Grove Earnshaw Simmons Haas are gone, replaced by fresh faces, while legends like Boley and Gleason linger only in memory. The scene mirrors a rebuilding era after five years of glory and upheaval.

Wootten Shack Fort Myers Fla Grove Lefty Grove Athletics George Earnshaw Simmons Hemer Cubs Dearis Sstover Georgs Eamnie Max Bishop Mule Haas Hawk Rube Walberg Joe Boley Kid Gleason Big Moose Mack Simmons Ehmke Whe Sox Bishop Red Sow Boley Kid Vathala McGray Mshi

New Giants of 1934 Positively Stronger in Camp

In Miami Beach on March 16 NEA reports Giants manager previews the 1934 season. He cites pitching depth and a more experienced staff as key to a pennant push. He notes rivals Pirates Cardinals and Cubs as threats and hints at anticipated lineup and early-season competition.

Miami Beach Fla Bil Mrerrs Giants Hn O'Dou John McGrax Pirates Cardinals

Brunswick Frederick Marathon slated for Sunday event

The Brunswick Frederick Marathon draws a field of 10 to 18 runners with entries still possible Sunday afternoon. Raymond Crum withdrew after injuring his leg. Norman Firpa Trump replaced him. The course runs nearly a mile longer than the prior race, starting near Akers store on West Pacick street and finishing at Brunswick. Fastest time prize is $19, second and third $5, open to amateurs and professionals.

Frederick Withdey Raymond Crum Norman ‘Firpa’ Trump Derv’s Swore Bruns- Wekr Osclock Akers West Pacick Street Highwar Perth McCunts

Gregalach Leads In 1929 Me 1929 Wisner Run

Gregalach is favored for the 1929 Wisner Run on the 25th of March as the standout jumper. The horse has carried 175 pounds, weighed in with a 1 year old rider, and has completed every English course at Aintree, facing a large field in the steeplechase event.

Wisner Aintree SI Lumps Mar

Recreation Bowling League Bridges Two Wins in Three

Recreation Bowling League standings and results from recent games show teams in action at various alleys. Mentions include Pete Tutser posting a 293 game and a 538 series, with notes on league schedule and club standings alongside Merchants Bowling League results and club standings.

Mach Pyttien Frida Pete Tutser Gittinger’s Grocery Carmack Mach Smith Gastley Omni —S Earl Son Carmack and Smith

Carroll County Loop Likely To Be Formed

Westminster March 17 An meeting was held Wednesday evening in Westminster to form a Carroll County Baseball League this season. Paul Bonsack presided with representatives from most of the county. Reports from Fuss and Jennins outlined rules and by laws. Ten teams likely in the circuit with eight to nine possible members. A Little Town team from Adams County seeks admission. Season opens June 2 with Saturday games and plans for a directorate to assist the league president secretary and treasurer.

Westminster Wes Wednesevestrg Paul Bonsack Representaives Mera OC. Fuss Tareytoun Fristelburg Maschester Patapsco Sykesville Adams County Treaster Carroll County League

Ask Jamison 10 Had New So Baseball League Formation

Vincent Jamison of Hagerstown is considered for the Blue Ridge League presidency at a Sunday meeting in Martinsburg West Virginia. Officials from Worcester Waynesboro and Winchester discuss league plans, field use, and regulations for a Tri-State area league with teams in Hagerstown Martinsburg and Chambersburg and amateur players included.

Ask Jamison

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