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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

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3

DiMaggio Plots Big Pay Call and Yankee Stand

Yankee star Joe DiMaggio demands top pay, compares to Shirley Temple and Jack Dempsey, defends value with two solid seasons and a potential third. He notes Ruppert’s stubbornness, recalls signing for 25 000 and outlines pressure from fans and media. DiMaggio remains confident as he contrasts youth, health, and continued performance with the team’s fortunes.

Harry Grayson Sporta NEA Service Joe DiMageo Bronx Yankees Shirley Temple Jack Dempsey No-T Joe Louis Joe DiMaggio Jackie Coogan Coogan St Louis Colonel Ruppert Dudaggio Neup

Best Shots of Big Shots in Golf Instruction

Golf writer Art Krenz reviews correct finish position with a wooden club, noting toe balance, hip rotation toward the hole, left foot weight, elbow posture, and grip. He cites Helen MacDonald leading a golf study in Chicago and warns against weight shifting to the right foot. The piece also contrasts dietary notes about non rice eating in northern China with a population of 130,000,000.

Art Krenz NER Helen MacDonaald Caucago China United States Nothern

National League Yesterday's Results

Yesterday results show two postponements and rescheduled games today. Chicago visits Pittsburgh, Philadelphia plays New York, Brooklyn travels to Boston. other clubs had no games on the slate.

Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston W. L Ist

Ruffing Well Checks Tigers In Detroit May 26

Detroit May 26 Ruffing pitched well to halt the Tigers as Red Ruffing held Detroit to limited hits. The game saw New York take a 5 to 1 lead, with strong defense and timely hitting by the Yankees.

Lou Gerriz Puy Dickey Schoolows Poffenberger New York Detroit Dickey Rowe Poffenberger Tebbetts

Handicap Tournament Pairings Completed

Pairings for the F W Harnwell Cup handicap tournament completed by Robert i Hunce Grove. Catoctin Country Club pro won. Earl J Rhoderick last year’s holder. Twenty-seven members enter. five have first round byes. Matches include Harrington vs Leichert and Derz vs Perolt, with several others and byes for Haller Decker Landauer Parsons and Bre.

Robert i Hunce Grove Catoctin Country Club Earl J Rhoderick Pairinss Robert Harrington Harry J Leichert Melvin Derz Francs Pe*rolt Gene Etchison Dr Willam Trail Earl Kelbauga Ross Smith Carl W. Snook J L. C Gene Haller Harry L. Decker Irving M. Landauer John Etzler Parsons Newman Robert McLaren J H Gambrilli R E Town W E L Ross Robert Tyson A Hart Etchison Frank Roelke Guys & LaForge Earl Rhoderick Mahlon Rhoderick J. E Harp

Overbid and a Bridge Match Describe Pennsylvanian Contest

Fragmentary OCR recounts a bridge event in Harrisburg Pennsylvania with players including Kunkel, Norin, and Masters. It notes bidding overage, heart tricks by Norin, and a strategy discussion amid a political district backdrop and a Grand NationalTournament context in New York.

Four Hearts Contract Squeeze by Kunkel in Bridge Match

South West North East bidding led to four hearts. Declarer used time to force discards, suspecting South held king and jack of clubs. After a spade run and a club eight from dummy, Kunkel sacrificed clubs and ran spades, executing a precise squeeze to secure the contract.

Ispur East Kunkel South

Auto Races to Be Held Memorial Day at Fair Grounds

Auto races first since 1923 staged at the Fair Grounds on Memorial Day Monday promoter John F Border of Reading Pa says the program features 30-lap race plus four five mile events. Trials start at five with about 30 drivers and 18 finalists for the main race. Frederica represented by Algernon Hahn's Ce-Frontenac will race. Corky Donmoyer to start the half mile track event. Rain date set for Saturday, June 4.

John F Border Reading Border Willo Buren’ Kulpentoun Ducay Pheliman Dusty Rhodes Baltmore Harold Klopp Dallas Texas Elmer Norris Harrisburg Russell Camppel Wrightseike Jos Sacavage Carmel Algernon Hahn East Fourth Street Buil Hahn Campbell Sfth Fair Grounds Wack George (Corky) Donmoyer Lebanon Jerry Lake Frederick Fair Frederick

It’s Odd But It’s Science Explores Balance in Nature

In Washington discussions on balance in nature grow as officials, aided by Dr John C Mernam of the Carnegie Institution, debate conservation. The idea holds that preserving the environment requires more than saving selected species and resources. Nature builds ecosystems from countless living things, and removing some components alters the entire environment.

Howard W. Blakeslee Washington National Capitol John C Mernam Carnegie Institution of Washington

American League Yesterday's Baseball Scores Report

Results from yesterday show Philadelphia routed Chicago 4 to 1 and New York earned a 5 to 1 win over Detroit. Boston defeated Cleveland 8 to 4 while Washington beat St Louis 12 to 10. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at St Louis.

Philadelphia Chicago New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington St Louis Ide St Lous

Carnegie study links life balance to forest health

The Carnegie Institution reports that both excess and deficiency of certain life forms affect ecosystems. A California Pacific promontory study notes 336 acres hosting 300 flowering plant kinds and thousands of subtler organisms, with 176 vertebrate species relying on bare tree trunks or dead limbs for activity.

Carnegie Institution California Pacific

Firemen's Festival Opens at Firemen Park Today

Weather permitting the annual festival of the Union Bridge Fire Company opens today at Firemen Park with games and entertainment. The fair runs through Tuesday with a Memorial Day parade Monday including firemen, school children, ex-soldiers, Boy Scouts and lodge members. Music by New Windsor Boys' Band Saturday Taneytown Junior Band Monday and The Carrollites Tuesday. Howard Gray, president, is general festival chairman.

Union Bridge Fire Company Firemens Park Lodge New Windsor Taneytown Carrollites Howard Gray

Postponed Track and Field Meet Date Adjusted

Officials from Frederic County schools announce a new date for the track and field meet to be held before the Western States meet at Baltimore Stadium. Tomas C Ferguson of the State Department of Physical Education notes the delay affects all 45 county schools and the schedule is to be set for a later day.

Tomas C Ferguson Pers Freder Ce Coues Asa Cnce

Quotes on education and crime from early 20th century figures

The piece quotes Dr. Joan A. Sexson asserting high IQ groups stagnate national intelligence per generation. Actress Margaret Sullavan laments Hollywood’s fixation on motherhood. Warden Lewis E. Lawes criticizes crime focus over prevention, reflecting era concerns about schooling, media, and prison reform.

America Joan A. Sexson American Association of Scho

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