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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
6
In a packed park the Hagerstown Warriors wore bright blue and gray jackets as Frank Wertman and the Hubs battled the Warriors in a tight opener. Wertman faltered in the ninth, Gilbert shut the door, and the Warriors rallied to beat Hagerstown with a late three run burst.
Frederick 4 Hagerstown 1 as standings show Frederick ahead of Hagerstown and Martinsburg. Friday games include Frederick at Martinsburg and Chambersburg at Hanover with Saturday contests Frederick at Hagerstown and Chambersburg at Martinsburg. Baltimore tops Buffalo 6 to 1 as Montreal keeps pace in the circuit.
New York defeated St Louis 8 to 1, Cleveland beat Boston 1 to 5, Philadelphia topped Chicago 5 to 4, and Detroit beat Washington 5 to 4. Remaining games include Boston at Cleveland, New York at St Louis, Washington at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Chicago.
A fragmentary notice hints at an upcoming event featuring Fray and Bula from the Walaeiot. The schedule appears uncertain with garbled details but references daily weather conditions and a long-standing annual act by Gung.
In this scattered baseball summary from Philadelphia to Chicago and St. Louis, Fullis hits his third homer in three games amid a compact set of scorelines. The report notes Reds, Cubs, Cardinals, Yankees, Red Sox and Dodgers results with brief batters and pitchers named, including Gehrig and Havt.
The feature lauds Harry Gill as a premier track coach with record Big Ten titles and standout athletes. It also reports a Brunswick vs Middletown baseball game with Orndorf dominating on the mound and notable miscs from the Valleystones lineup.
Brunswick defeated Middletown 13 to 4 in Senior Baseball action. Gate Today reports Thurmont at Frederick WL Pet with 1 667 2 500 1 360 4 400, unclear further details.
Mount St Mam’s College baseball team routed Western Maryland 12 to 2 in Westminster. Keene allowed only a few early hits before Mountaineers’ offense exploded with five runs in the fifth and five more in the seventh, then two in the ninth to clinch the victory. Lanahan and Yuloes both held the Terrors scoreless after rough starts as Emmitsburg’s hitters collected multiple hits and drives.
Frederick watched a one hand stop by Jamie Reeser on Rawling’s liner in the second inning. Beaser struck out Frank Rodgers first time up but Rodgers doubled twice to left in the first. Rodgers later laughed as he hit two long doubles. Rajah drew a walk when he entered the park. Manager Bob Wells received cheers after the third baseman slipped on the base line. Frederick’s strategy included passing Kincher to force a run in the third.
Buddy Price in a new uniform looks shorter due to the suit. Ham Bealer and Eddie Wilow pitched well against the Hths considering the overall play. Hen Sherry, Freder ik manager, had a day at the expense of former mates. Shem hab two singles and two tough plays in right field. Billy Evans did not excel, while War- Tag proxy stayed in the bleachers chatting with Billy Rapp.
A mistyped medical note questions if leg pain and varicose veins are related and asks for remedies. The fragment hints at addressing poor leg function and seeking relief for swollen or aching calves and feet.
Ey Evans, manager of the Frederick team, promises fans a strong opening despite criticism of inexperience. He defends coach Bob Wells, pledges stability until season end, and cites Hagerstown as a tough early test with the Blue Ridge League looming.
The Riley Lussue season starts with a 3-1 win as Hanover and Blue Sox secure victory on opening day. Wander leads with key hits and pitching stifles rivals.
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