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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
3
Veteran manager McKechnie assembles a rough-edged roster from aging misfits and former stars. The piece lists pitchers like Frasier, Babich, Turner, and Morris, plus catchers and outfielders, noting past performances, injuries, and career pivots as he shapes a Dallas Bees style squad for a spring season.
The Marine Barracks Rifle Team from Washington defeated the Frederick Rifle Club by a wide margin in a Friday night match at the State Armory. Every Washington member outshot Frederick, a season highlight for the rival.
Frederick County fish and game groups clash with opponents over a proposed change to trout season dates. The measure would shift opening from mid April to late April and overlap black bass, sparking strong opposition from local sportsmen and a heated committee showdown.
Minety youths travel to McCurdy Field this week for trials with the Wilkes-Barre Barons in the New York Penn League. Frederick, Williams, McNally, Wallis, and Williamsport scouts attend as tryouts attract prospects from Delaware, Maryland, and nearby regions.
The main Wilkes-Barre squad will appear by April and train until April 24 with several exhibition games booked including matchups against Montreal and Baltimore of the International League. Barns players and locals arranged for quarters by Williams. McCurdy Field was rolled daily and the infield will be ready for rookies’ report on Thursday.
Annapolis Maryland leaders in the General Assembly anticipate extending the present relief taxes for two months as the current levies expire Wednesday. Delegate Kent Mullikan and others say action is likely to avoid a gap, with the State Comptroller able to set up collection plans only if new taxes are enacted.
William H. Hanehart, famous sculptor born near Union Bridge in 1825, rose from quarry work to global fame. He died at 49 from tuberculosis, leaving a lasting sculptural legacy. Carroll County marks his home during the county’s forthcoming centennial celebration. Memorial observances and special attention are planned.
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