Senators Rally To Beat Red Sox 12 9 In Slugfest
The Washington Senators snapped their skid by defeating Boston 12 to 9. Key hits by Rhodes and Mayes supported strong batting as Washington jumped to an early lead and held on through late innings.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1936
Page
6
The Washington Senators snapped their skid by defeating Boston 12 to 9. Key hits by Rhodes and Mayes supported strong batting as Washington jumped to an early lead and held on through late innings.
A scrambled recap shows Bronswich defeating Boonshore 9 to 1 in a high scoring game. Highlights mention standout innings, multiple players with hits, and defensive miscues influencing the final score. The report lists line scores, pitching notes, and fielding details from the contest.
National League results recap shows Cinergy 9 and Cunennati games noted with incomplete data. Parades in New York and Chicago reference parade events. Paradepha Broskiyn and Bion appear as entities with limited context or corrections needed.
Union Mig versus Company and Game Tuesday Mure versus Catt Hall Game Wednesday Fred Tailors versus Wash Tomes Ciames Thursday Union Miz versus Pred Tailors Muse versus Company A Game Friday Wash Times versus United. Standing shows Union Mfg. on top with 9 1 2 4 9 2 records, City Hall 1 and Mace Tailoring Co. 2 4 9 2. Mt. Airy Beaten by Rideenile Frederick in speedball. Curley Laye follows, Airy Club notes weak performance and a penalized error.
Loudoun County League plans another round of open games this weekend as Furnace Mountain hosts matches. The event features Taylor versus Mounts, with Morrisonville and Upperville to host separate showdowns. George Washington University and Mount Mary College are set to clash at Emmitsburg on Saturday evening, a rematch following a prior Mountaineers win.
A CCC team from Patong Creek travels to meet Fro Timothy Barbail’s squad on Frarkin Street diamond Buinday for an afternoon game. An announcements center handles the ads.
The piece notes the American Baseball Committee team leaving New York on July 18 for a taunting match against a Tum a North America side representing France. It estimates travel costs at 5000 per month with players required to post entry fees to cover expenses. The Mount Marys College alumni group plans a memorial drive at graduation, with several sports writers and college staff involved in selecting the award winner and arranging announcements.
A garbled report from Baker Park notes a practice game between the Gunther Senators and a local squad. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate an exhibition in the city with a mention of the Potomac area and morning session.
The report notes Blethen returning to the mound on home soil while Conover, a former Bechmerut University star, joins the visitors. Manager Harry Hardwick leads the team as Conover eyes a Sunday start in a key pitching duel.
The Tri County League schedules are uncertain due to forecasts of poor or variable weather. Officials expect many games to be postponed or moved, with Wanefeld and Nea Weather areas showing potential delays and teams like the RiehReld Eagles and Bradiock He cits adjusting travel plans and lineups.
Ray Chidner of the H contemplates Wang the sam eyone diet week esse Bradk Poney waloobe agomabt held in place of Blethen. The lewd day saqped up very Well in de Psatus the Wasserson Rel Sox last week, and Gardner 2 touth to Chane the setup Iro has been announced that on dourie-header will be played at the Baltimore Wack Sox here on May 17.
Advertising and commerce notes appear in a clipped page item. A fragment mentions investments and shop activity with uncertain details and several garbled names. The readable parts reference locations and entities like SAEPALPOL and MiG, but the context is unclear.
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