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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
7
A prior article advises grip technique to prevent tension and loss of touch. It emphasizes guiding the club with the hands, avoiding a viselike grip, and recommends adjusting tension as the swing progresses with a firmer left hand and then both hands without restricting wrist movement.
Multiple major league scores show the Yankees beating St. Louis with Harris’s 8th inning heroics, Detroit outlasting Boston 5 3 in 11 innings with Rowe’s homer, and Washington routing Chicago 17 7. Giants rally to beat Reds 3 2 as Hubbell shines, Cubs top Philadelphia 2 0, and Dodgers outlast Braves 7 5 in 15 innings.
Yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 3 2 Chicago prevailed over Philadelphia 2 0 Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn and St Louis beat Boston 10 5 in 10 innings Today Boston faces St Louis Philadelphia meets Chicago New York plays Cincinnati Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh
Fragmentary report lists Newark Rochester Syracuse and Baltimore Buffalo in league context with titles and matchups. Mentions clubs Albany Montreal and Toronto with unsettled results and a Rochester event. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
The Everedy Company routed DeMolay 16 to 4 in Baker Park Monday evening in City Speedball action. Warren Smith starred with a four tonhing performance and five strikeouts as Everedy built a lead with three first inning hits and two walks. Coca Cola Bottling Works forfeited to Su Service Station 29 0 in eight innings after a late play at home plate triggered a rules dispute. End of day results note Sinil's 3 Coca Cola 0 and Denies 4 Forties Game Thursday vs DeMolars with further schedule details.
A garbled sports snippet recalls Don Meade Sider of Broker's Tip and Herb Fish ex jockey Head Play suspended for youth riding in the Kentucky Derby. It also notes old wrestling results, baseball moves with Ted Norbert of Baltimore, and a flight accident remark in the same fragment.
Union Bridge A C powered by Behrens Utz and Rinehart beat Prizzleburg Giants 8 to 4 on Saturday at Union Bridge field. Union Bridge seeks a Saturday practice game after improvements, while managers are invited to contact Preston Hoop.
In a sports note by Jimmy Donarce NEA Service, anglers discuss whether trout or bass can recognize lure shapes on the water. The piece cites fly designs, water flashes, and river conditions, then mentions the Tri-County Baseball League as a separate local note on rural sports interest and league conduct.
In a Tri County League box score fragment Koontz joins a double play with James to Trurop. Oll Harmon issues a base on balls to James and Harmon strikes out multiple batters. Pitcher Harmon, catcher Valentino, umpire Dor, scorer Walters. Time 1 52.
Frederick High School defeated Brunswick High 5-4 in a Southern Division game at Cadet Field. Ralph Hickman shined on the mound and in late innings, Carey opened the winning rally with a head high line drive, while Swomley and others contributed key hits as Frederick earned its third win in four starts.
Deputy State Bank Commissioner John D. Hospelhorn, who had emergency appendicitis surgery at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore last Wednesday, is reported to be recovering steadily.
Yesterday's results show Frederick defeated by Brunswick 4 to 3 in a Friday game. Middtown posted a 5 to Brunswick score in a separate contest.
The Fred team beat Chambersburg in opening game action as manager Ravener pushes for consistent play. Brunswick posted two base hits by Orondorff James and Keler with threes and sacrifices by Abee and others. Stolen bases by Bingham Jenkins Orrmdorff Keler and Carey boosted the attack as Downie and Barnard contributed in a 6 13 5 final with umpire Bernie Brooks and 2 18 time.
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