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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1936
Page
6
rookie righthander leads Detroit to third in the American League race as the Pirates and Phillies battle for critical wins. multiple games highlighted with scores around 9-7 and 10-3, mentioning players like Phelps, Walter Dew, Reid, and Börk.
Firemen staved off a DeMolay rally to win by one run in the last half of the ninth. United Fire Dome PANY Pine led by key hits and solid defense as DeMolay rallied to score four in the ninth before falling short. Players include Murray Inshield Cloyn and Harrison on defense with Arnold pitching and Marrone catching.
The article discusses golf technique for women players, noting that copying men's grips and positions can lead to cramped, restrictive poses that hinder a smooth rhythmic stroke. It advises women to develop a natural, comfortable form suited to their own build and rhythm.
Community notes describe Taylorsville monthly meeting at Miss Viola Franklin's home, with subsequent gatherings at Mrs Horace Wipsley and Mr and Mrs Ras Warnes. The text lists attendees, family visitors, and brief mentions of travel to Washington DC and Baltimore, along with a church event led by Mrs Gemel and Mrs Walter Clary. Several names recur, including Eva Magin, Frank Barnes, Warnes, and Taylorsville residents, amid a flurry of visiting relatives and weekend visits. The piece preserves social connections and hosting duties typical of local society pages.
A fragmented report notes Seie and MIRON competing at an AMA meet with limited readable details. The item hints at event involvement but lacks clear names, dates, venues, or outcomes.
Tri County League teams collide in a week of games led by the Eagles seeking to break a pennant tie. Middletown faces Villeville in a pivotal clash while New Market and Cedar Grove pursue upsets to tighten the standings.
The passage presents a distorted scene with names like Homer Po Raynes and Amere Joan Yotta Conmurs, mentioning a teacher and a director, plus scattered references to a tennis match, a baseball game, and local clubs. It notes Walkersville and Brunswick facing tough times, with hints of upcoming Sunday games and last week results.
Luck aided South in a high stakes bridge duplicate match as Brash play and decisive cards overcame a shaky North hand. The article details the hand where South’s defense and finesse secured a top score, noting the optimal contract and implications for the players' partnership morale.
Brunswick defeated Emmitsburg 4 to 3 in a tight county league baseball game. Merril Walker pitched well for Brunswick, facing strong hitting from Mondorff of Emmitsburg. Key moments included a fifth inning with Mondorff’s big stretch, a double steal, and late rallies by both teams. Emmitsburg’s fielding errors aided Brunswick’s early runs, while Walker steadied through crucial innings to seal the win.
Yesterday New York beat Baclay 19 to 0 Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 10 to 2 Cincinnati edged St Louis 9 to 7 Pittsburgh won 1 to 7 against Cincinnati. Today Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Burton.
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 in a noted summary. Today Chicago meets Cleveland while St Louis plays Detroit and Washington faces New York, Boston contests Philadelphia, with ads urging investments and promising results.
Frederick Hustlers host Canimian Clowns and Chevy Chase nine at McCurdy Field. Ed Hamman leads the Clowns with Nick Altrock style treks, while Ted Clark and Dim Skinners anchor the Grays. Gardner plans a similar lineup, with pitching announced just before game time.
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