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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
6
Pittsburgh fell to Hubbell as he tied a major league mark with consecutive wins in a 6-1 game. Arky Vaughan homered for the Pirates, who saw two of their runs come on his shots.
Frederick Hustlers aim for a third straight win as they host the Old Milwaukee Brewers at McCurry Field at 2 30. Lefty Brown is slated to pitch for Washington, with Frank Fraley expected to start for Frederick. Rest of the lineup unchanged. The Federal Bureau of Investigation nine of Washington is the attraction on May 23.
In yesterday's National League games New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 Chicago beat Boston 8 to 6 Brooklyn won 6 to 4 over Cincinnati and St Louis edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Today St Louis meets Partehurgh Brooklyn visits Boston and Philadelphia travels to New York with other clubs not scheduled.
The Excelsior Dairy Indians extended their winning streak to 16 by routing West Sixth atrec Black Sox 18 to 0, with Geesey driving offense and Brightwell and Fister solid in the field. The club seeks 15 pound class games, contacting Rab Abrecht at 205 East Sixth Street. Other results noted include Arcade A C and Shaw’s A C, plus players named for positions and rotations. Voemik homered in four at bats, while Hemsley went hitless.
In a rough finish Washington tops Chicago 10 to 2 while Detroit beats Boston 4 to 0. Ken Goth had four runs batted in at Loum. Rain caused other games to be postponed and many clubs left unscheduled today.
Harry Grayson profiles Maxie Stein of Belleville in the 1945 American Bowling Congress, noting his wide-span three-hole black mineralite grip and unorthodox style that powered a record all-events total of 2070. Stein’s remarkable 230 average included a 707 and 704 in key games, securing the all-events title and a dominant ABC performance in Manhattan.
In the 1930 Open at Interlochen Country Club Minneapolis, Bobby Jones led MacDonald Smith by two strokes after the spoon second into a lily pond. The fortunate moment on the eurth hole altered the round and cemented Jones’s historic grand slam.
A three story brick dwelling at 120 West Third Street was sold privately by A. Kemp Keefer to Mrs. Viola T. Remsberg. The former owner was the late Miss Mary S. Eschbach, long time resident.
Woodsboro hosts Wamsville Independent in the season opener Sunday at 2:30 PM with manager Lester W. Long inviting teams to write for games. Thursday night schedule in City Speedball League postponed due to wet Baker Park grounds. DeMolay and O Fibre wall attempt Teague bowling as the season enters.
Walkersville high school stunned Emmitsburg by 2 to 0 at Emmitsburg, nearly ending the Northern Division race and boosting Thurmont’s title hopes. Ports limited Emmitsburg to one hit, while Fitez allowed two walks that fueled Walkersville’s two runs in the first inning.
Doubs Athletic Club shut out Conoco Kids 6-0 Sunday in Adamstown behind strong pitching by Lenhart and Trout. Specht and Carey produced key hits, and Doubs broke a late game duel with three seventh inning runs. Doubs to host New Market next Sunday at 2 PM.
Walkersville scores five runs to Emmitsburg two in a nine inning game. Walkersville shows a three none in the first, Emmitsburg tallies two in the second, then both teams are held scoreless until Walkersville adds two more in the sixth and one in the seventh. Fitez pitches for Walkersville and Ports for Emmitsburg. Bouey and Ports strikeout totals are listed as three and two respectively. Mercer records the hit for Walkersville Staley is noted for Emmitsburg. Time of game is thirty minutes. Scorer is Rosensteel.
In a Northern Division matchup county baseball, Walkersville beat Emmitsburg 5 to 2. Also on tap today Liberty faces Thurmont.
Navy crashed past Western Maryland 16 to 8 in Annapolis. Bechtel Skinner and Coe teamed with Elliott Hale Hilton and O'Herron Gibson Adair for the heavy scoring. Western Maryland managed 8 runs on 3 errors. Navy tallied 16 on 8.
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