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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
6
A fragmentary report describes a baseball game where poor play and scattered hits marked the innings. Pitches and fielders are mentioned for Leesburg and Morgans appears in a key at bat. overall the piece reads like a local recap with sparse details on score and lineup.
The report details a Legion League game with players including McDonald, Galaizer, and Sawyer. Scoring notes feature a 30 point effort by McDonald and mentions of Chambersburg and Frederick as teams involved. Officials cite a 43 point tally and a late Monday night summary of the match outcome and key plays.
The Navy and Air Service teams defeated Army opponents at Gardner Field on Monday. Navy won 3 to 3 in a miswritten score. Air Service routed Army 6 to 3. References to players and field positions appear garbled but indicate multiple familiar baseball roles and lineups.
The article centers on George Simpson, famed as the fastest human, facing scrutiny after recert events. It discusses records, public expectations, and tough critique from rival note about pace and technique. The piece references other athletes and the broader track scene, including notable names and university ties.
The Warriors edged the rivals in a low scoring tilt as Kritenel and Henvler starred for the Yankees. Norman and Carpenter made key defensive plays while Sharkey showcased control on the mound in a crowd affected by cold weather and poor attendance.
Baseball recap notes Dodgers again trouncing the Giants with strong pitching and timely hitting. Highlights mention Ribble, Vance, and notable scoring plays as New York, Boston, and Chicago games are referenced in brief run lines and box jotting.
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