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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1936
Page
6
Grove earns his seventh win as pitchers duel through most of the game. Detriot holds back Washington, with key plays by Appel, Milnes, Hubbell and others. Baker’s lineup and early long balls fuel the scoring, while Chicago and Chicago against St. Louis highlight the day’s action.
Fragmented report lists players and teams with unclear outcomes and scattered names. The text references Mind, Daniperys, and Robers figures amid a chaotic scoreboard style, suggesting a local game summary with mixed results.
Dickerson A.C. defeats Washington Inte Camp in a regional contest. The result and remaining scores are not fully legible in the fragment, but the opponent and outcome indicate a victory for Dickerson A.C. in a camp match setting.
In a tense regional matchup Defferson scored the deciding run in the final inning to defeat Tramsville 8 to 7. Key players included Raven, Poole, and Dorsey with pitching by Stevens and umpire Taine Ten Scorer-Legectt providing the game clock.
National League yesterday showed close stats with hits by Barner, Washington, and Garrett. Pitchers Russell and Dyson logged strong innings, while Barnes and Prather starred with three-base hits and stolen bases for the home team.
Former North Ca University sprinter targets a 242 foot mark at Durham on a Saturday in November to qualify for the season's ree event. Names and places are garbled but the report centers on a notable campus athlete pursuing a long throw amid competition across the Middle West.
Fragmentary text describes a baseball or track schedule in Frederick County with mentions of venues and dates including Memorial Day and May 30. The piece references teams, venues, and preparations but readability is limited and specific facts are uncertain.
The fragmentary text notes a Teer center incident involving an individual named Pach and mentions injury. The readable portion lacks full context, dates, or officials, but indicates a local incident with unclear details and medical or legal consequences.
A Middleburg note lists multiple residents and guests visiting homes and social events in town and nearby areas. It mentions Mr and Mrs Morace Getman, Mrs Jans Williams of Parkville, Wilfred Crouth, Thomas Stetely, Mr and Mrs LD Kraneey, Mr Wilbur Delphy, Thelma Stetely, Mr cath Mrs Raymond Johnson, and several others attending gatherings, conferences, and visits in Washington DC and local residences.
In a high scoring Union Bridge game, six runs in the sixth inning proved enough to beat Richfirst by a slim margin. Behrens, Leitz, Kiss, Minnick and Tao contributed key hits as Kline and Beard combined on the mound. Scoring details include earned runs and the late surge that sealed the win, with Ward and Kiss among the cited players.
The county scholastic league settles divisions with Brunswick leading the Southern and Emmitsboro atop the Northern. Brunswick hosts a game against Math to Muddies town at Scheer Stadium while Walkersville visits Liberty high school for a key matchup. The Railroaders finish the regular schedule today with the championship game set for May 29.
The Stocking Makers defeated City Hall Nine in a game showing a big reversal of form. Baez and Ritodeen drove runs while Pech and Takada contributed with solid at bats as the infield held steady and pitchers battled through a tense middle innings.
Yesterday's results show Unon Mfg defeating City Hall 3 0. Upcoming games include Mire against Times Herald Hall against DeMo fame Uniteds versus Union Miz Co DeMolay against Company A. Thursday schedule lists City Hall against Pred Tailors and Times Herald against Union Mfg Co with DiMolay versus Tailors Uniteds versus Mire.
In yesterday's results the Red Sox beat the White Sox 2 to 0 and the Tigers defeated the Senators 7 to 1 with other games postponed due to rain. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Poor OCR fragment mentions a man and machinery with vague references to posts and panes. No clear event, names, or places emerge.
Hagerstown May 18 The Hagerstown Fair Association will open its 10 day race meeting with a classy seven race program headed by the Harry Edward Boster Memorial. First post will be 2 9 mi.
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