Yankees tame Tiger in initial clash
New York and Detroit opened the season with the Yankees defeating the Tigers 3 to 0. Babe Ruth homered in the first inning and Letty Gomez paired with Ruth in a strong Yankee attack. Other majors games noted include Red Sox over St Louis and Pirates beating the Giants 4 to 3 as Hubbell faltered early.
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Letty Gomez
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Senat Gomez
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Bal Roger
Hank Grenberg
Demic
Ruth
Jonny Bridges
Lou Genris
Force AB
R H Zzo
Hoggsets
Gomez
Diesey
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Battesi Newsome
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Hemstey
Welland
Ferrell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Hubbell
Giants
Red Lucas
Farates
Lucas
Richards
Mancuso
Grace
American League Yesterday's Results Briefly Recap
Yesterday's results show Washington 3 over Boston 4 and St Louis 1 in a close game. Several games were postponed with Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York, plus other matchups including St Louis at Borin listed for today.
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Dewoak
Washington
Boson
S. Louis
Cicero
Pheadelphia
Clevelang Et Washingn
New York
St Louis
Borin
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Luis
Pittssucga
Boston
Chicago
International League Schedule Fragments at Rochester Buffa Newark
Readable lines show matchups in the International League including Rochester versus Banimore and Newark at Buffalo Alvany at Toronto and Syracuse at Montreal. The fragment hints at a regional ladder with several key city matchups across venues.
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Balsamnore
Rochester
Newark
Buffa
Alvany
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Kentucky Derby Run Off Today Amid Derby Fire Disruption
Fire destroyed Town stables at Churchill Downs destroying two buildings housing about 80 horses including 19 Derby entries. Despite the blaze, all horses escaped onto track and infield with help from spectators. Alan Gould reports from Louisville as 50,000 expected to attend the 69th Derby, with favourites Cavalcade, Bayaar, and Mate Hart among hopefuls in a reduced purse of 30,000.
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Churchill Doatis
Howard
J. W. Parrish
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Leusvale
Church Downs
Col. E. KR. Bradley
Bayaar
Charles T. Fisher
Hart
Chief Hope
Tri County Loop Under Way Sunday
The Tri County League kicks off its first organized season Sunday with eight games across two divisions. Harmony at Brunswick, Point of Rocks at Doubs, and Jefferson at Lime Kiln highlight openings. ceremonies planned in each town.
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Doubs
Curry
Harmony
Brunswick
Mullens
Church Hill
Middletown
Rice
Jefferson
Lime Kiln
Smith
Frederick Cardinals
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Tri-County League
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W.E. Kelly
M. C
Eugenes W. Prunt
Counmry
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Actal
Ofice
C'Heck
Tesca
One Year Ace Today Head Bee Stk Derby Sale Upset
A horse named One Year Ace Today Head Bee Stk Derby finished as second choice to win and was sold for 830,000 with 15 percent of the De princse. the sale outcome is noted.
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Ace
First Germans of Newark win amateur title 9 to 0
Ten years ago today Davie Nepormuceno and Fortunato Catton, Filipinos, were timed at 9.45 seconds in the 100 yard dash trials of the Olympic Games. SPEEDBALL GAME SUNDAY Harmony Grove Owls win Stull's Service Station speedball team Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at Harmony Grove. Harmony Grove seeks games and interested managers are asked to write to A M Smuth, Frederick Route 1.
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Davie Nepormuceno
Fortunato Catton
Harmony Grose Owls
Tertain Stull
Eclock
Harmony Grove
A. M. Smuth
Frederick
Route 1
Fraley to Pitch Openers Game for Frederck Blues
Frank Fraley will start the Frederck team's openers game at McCurdy Field Sunday against Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge League. The right hander, a former Frederck pitcher, is expected to anchor the rotation and hails from Cat echin Furnace.
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Frank Fraley
McCurdy Field
Chambersburg
Fraley
Catechin Furnace
Directors Back New Circuit Forming Blue Ridge League
Directors of the former Frederick Hustlers back the new Blue Ridge League semi pro club with active interests. Officers include Segaloff, Hahn, Gubisch, Shipley, and Grove. Committees cover players finances purchasing and more as plans and fundraising proceed amid early 500 dollars needed, with Notre Dame noted for 20–4 season.
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Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Charles Segaloff
Herbert S. Hahn
Herman C. Gubisch
Robert L. Shipley
Robert L. Grove
Charles F. Cramer
Edward M. Akers
Lewis H. Knoth
Ben Rosenour
Guy H. Droneburg
Charles F. Seeger
H. F. Shipley
W. O. Kolb
F. V. Staub
C. Warren Taylor
William H. Miller
Ira J. McCurdy
D. Princeton Buckey
E. B. Shipley
Samuel Rosenstock
F. Goodell
J. A. Long
Cyrus Gamobrill
Alton ¥. Bennett
J. Harry Kennedy
Edward P. Thomas
A. A Pearre
A. Hare Etchison
Harper Rankin
Horter Miller
Charles Segaiof
C. F. Cramer
E. B. Shipyi
H. C. Gubisch
Herbert Hahn
Judyman
City Speedball League Results Highlight Close Finish
The Sandwich Shop failed to seal victory due to poor base running in the eighth and a pushed signing marker. Early errors and errant plays doomed their chances as Ewing and Rhoderick stitched together key innings with Linton pitching for the winning side. Players Gearinger and Keefer stood out in the field for Imeon Manufacturing amid a tense league clash.
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Imeon Manuacturing
Smith
Keftfeld
Gearinger
Keefer
Maine
Staler
Ewing
Rhhoderick
Cawher
Fultz
Linton
Rch Shop
R. Braches
Bover
Crumomitt
Harrison
Kirschman
Culler
L. Brachey
Ciey Speedball League Schedule Report
League schedule lists Monday games with Stul's facing Coca Cols and Everedy matching Esteriy's Ian. Wednesday brings Everedy versus Esteriy's Ian, Thursday features MoC A against Coca Cola and Samiwich Shop against Stuls. Friday includes Hasiesy versus Cola Cola and Everegy versus YM CA.
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Coca Cols
DeaMo
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Esteriy
Ian Vs
DeMolay
Moc
Coca Cola
I'S Samiwich Shop
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Hasiesy
Cola Cola
Everegy
Y M. CA
Mountaineers to open season against Georgetown University
Mount St Marz pall team faces Georgetown University this afternoon at 3 o clock on Echo Field near Emmitsburg. The Mountainers were set to start against Virginia on Thursday but postponed due to rain. Georgetown has met with fair success in recent outings.
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Pall
Georgetown University
Echo Field
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Golf midiron stance tips from Bowby and Cruckshank
Golf experts Bowby and Cruckshank advise paying a mudiron and standing slightly farther from the ball than with a mashie-ron. The backswing should be longer, with the left hand leading, left arm straight, right elbow close to the body, and increased wrist action. At the swing’s top the midiron should hover midway between wood and mashie positions.
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Cruckshank
Blue Ridge League Opens With Parade and Ball Game
The Blue Ridge League inaugurates play in five towns with opening day ceremonies in Hagerstown and Chambersburg and Sunday games in Frederick and Martinsburg. Frederick manager Ray Gardner fields a strong lineup including Frank Fratey on the mound, while Martinsburg and Hagerstown boost early-season matchups. Mayor-led festivities, grandstand flags, and first pitches mark the kickoff as teams debut in white and black uniforms.
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Chambersburg
Frederick
Mar Unsburg
Ray Gardner
Frederick Nine
McCurdy Field
Stanager Gardner
Frank Fratey
Catoctin Purnace
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Hagerstown Moose
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Winebrenner
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Lyle
Franklin County
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Maroons
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Leonard Downes
Sermamard Hartman
Don Rice
Jonny Gardner
Sherwood MacKenzie
Hartman
MacKenzie
Paul Hildebrand
Jack Baer
Ossie Rice
Ray Steele
Jack Hoffman
Johnny Himes
Gardner i Firm
Prank
Austin Angieberger
Chick Harrison
Dan Shook
Martinsburg
Sundarn Hagerstown
Chris Dailey
Bernie Brooks
Norman Raines
Cumberland
Postoffice Trims Potomac Edison for Season's End
The Postoffice outscored Potomac Edison 999 to 941 to clinch second place in the league in a season finale Friday night. Aldrich led all scorers with 270 as four teams in the eight member league, formed last winter, plan to expand membership next season. Separate note records rifle team totals and individual scores for Postoffice and Potomac Edison. In other news, heavyweight Andy Matthews defeated Batthage Bull Strausbaugh in the third round at the Social Center, stopping the bout due to the opponent's inability to continue after a brutal right shot.
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Potomac Edison
Company A
Aldrich
Postoffice
Rifleman PS
Madachk
Routzahn
Cashour
Siunne
Bastling Bill RK
Andy Matthews
Waresboro
Batthage Bull Streusbaugh
Social Center
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Mose
Strausbaugh
Ma WS
Ted Goodnari
Carhush
Private Fight Shapes 1934 Lacrosse Title Race
The 1934 national collegiate lacrosse chase centers on three key tests at College Park starting with St. John’s versus Maryland at 4 p.m. The Maryland St. John’s clash is seen as decisive with Johns Hopkins, St. John’s and Maryland in contention.
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Maryland
St. John’s
John Hopkins
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