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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
6
The Warriors host the Blue Sox in a scheduled matchup. Local notes indicate fans should expect competitive play with lineup details to be announced closer to first pitch.
In a tight game the Pirates outscored the Cubs by four, securing a 101-97 victory. Key players Berry and Helm contributed, while Lyons returned to the lineup with Barness and Pho also noted in the box.
Evening baseball results show Rochester and Reading winning while Montreal dropped a game. Baltimore swept Newark and Rochester beat Buffalo. The Indians pounded the Browns 9 to 6 in a free hitting game with seven pitchers used by both sides.
One of the season’s largest ads features seven prep baseball games with Burg high school leading afternoon action. County soccer standings show Sus and Blieien posting notable results across four innings, two in one scoring session.
American League results show Detroit defeating Chicago 11 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Washington 4 to 3. New York topped Boston 20 to 1, while Cleveland beat St. Louis in rain delayed play. Yesterday New York 3 Boston 0. Chicago 10 Detroit 3. Washington 0 Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 6 Cleveland 10 in five innings rain. Tomorrow Chicago at St. Louis and Boston at Philadelphia with no other games.
In an eleven inning tilt at Cincinnati, St. Louis Cardinal High led off with a double and Bottomley followed with a sacrifice fly. Hafey walked, Holm hit to Ford, Ki threw home, Gelbert singled scoring Holm, giving St. Louis a 2-1 win.
Harry Moort, Alabama baseball star, travels to Frederick today to back up the Warrivcs in the third game of the Martinsburg series this afternoon. Portland wins 11 to 1 as Pitcher Harry Fishbaugh arrives from Columbus club.
Fragmentary note lists Blue Ridge League games with Frederick as host listing Garrs on Wednesday and Thursday matches. Other entries mention Hagerstown Martinsburg Chambersburg Waynesboro Hanover and Tiagerstown tied to various venues.
Marnard Summers of Frederick high scores six points and sets a record at the 16th annual inter scholastic track meet at Central high in Washington. Tech high phenom Edwards wins the 440 yard dash in 50.2 seconds, beating the old Tech record. Lampson posts a 155 foot shot put series while Summers misses the spear toss.
The text discusses counting practice swings and energy use during rounds. It advises reducing unnecessary swings, focusing on legitimate practice, and avoiding fatigue by conserving effort as players move through multiple laps or holes. It emphasizes efficiency and discipline in practice routines.
The piece surveys proposed changes to cricket规则 including higher and wider wickets and new ball rules. It notes Jack Hobbs’s cautious stance and recalls past sports anecdotes from Jameson Day to George Bernard Shaw context, ending with a remark on money’s primacy in life.
Unclear OCR text outlines a Kentucky Derby finish where Clyde Van Dusen leads early before a closing challenge from Taud Tanner. J Pancmua of Fort Worth reportedly secures a tenth place, while Blue Larkspur drops from favored to fourth. Cele R Bradsy’s Liue Larkspur appears in third. Adrestes: A.
Middletown defeated Williamsport 8 to 5 as Remsberg earned the win with strong hitting support. Miller Guisford and Stermer homered or doubled while Remsberg added three hits and drove in runs in the late innings.
Mount St Marys College baseball team defeated Western Maryland College 13 to 2 at Echo Field. Valibus pitched five innings allowing three hits as Rescavage hit a homer with one on and Tracy another standout with two base hits and a three base shot, supporting strong fielding by the Mountaineers.
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