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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
3
Reading of scattered baseball results across the Blue Ridge League shows Jamaica teams like Rochester and Battimore facing Buta and Tursate, with several matches listed for Saturday. Unclear spellings obscure exact teams and venues in yesterday's results and today's schedule.
Yesterday's National League games were all postponed due to rain. New York and Philadelphia did not play, and Pittsburgh faced Cincinnati with no game on the docket.
A misty, tense game featured Wayne sboro and Frederick trading chances as Fraley closed in from the bullpen. Scoring notes show St. Louis and Detroit wins, with detailed innings and fielding highlights amid a busy schedule at Panzer and Galatier.
The Tigers split a twin bill with Deeble Wil, taking the first game 5-4 in 10 innings and winning the nightcap. Glimpses of late rallying offense appeared with Seider's timely play, while pitching steadiness kept the visitors at bay.
Large crowds attended the Montgomery Baseball League opening Sunday afternoon in Bethesda. Water Johnson of the Washington Senators threw out the first ball. The Chevy Chase Girls defeated the Bettomen 14 to 4, while Bethesda beat Kensington. Batteries were Helidebach and Duke.
Fragments show a Monday item featuring W Garett and F. dames with mentions of growers and a local public note. The readable text highlights an aviation related lead and names involved in a brief community notice.
The article details the Johnny Dawson case, banned as an amateur by the U.S. G A after taking a job with A. G. Spalding & Bros. It argues Dawson remained a gentleman golfer while others allegedly flout amateur rules, and notes tensions ahead of Walker Cup travel. It also mentions a Davis Cup context and a dental anecdote about Max Schmeling.
The article notes eight entrants have filed for the Ridgeville marathon with about eight more expected before Wednesday midnight. Listed runners include Warren Myers Thurmont Tony Marrone Firgerick G W Brown Ridge ie Lews Cronkston Cumberland tz Hahn Mt R W Thomas Canton Ohio and Jan Aldridge New Market. The semi pro race offers 387.50 in cash prizes with 150 to the winner and 60 to the runner up plus additional awards. Officials named include Herman Beck titer H Spurrier Norwood L Murray and a patrolman. A concert is planned at the start and finish times noted. Last year about 5000 attended. Partnership Dissolved. Tue partnership i
Thurmont defeats Frederick 5 to 3 to claim the county championship as Ambrose and Gastley led pitching and hitting efforts. Shook started for Frederick while Barrick and Gastley contributed key hits, with Thurmont sealing the win in the seventh inning. The stroke of weather influenced play but Thurmont held the edge, needing a win over Walkersville to claim the title.
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