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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

9

Frederick Splits Holiday Twin Bill With Hustlers

Frederick earns a split as the Hustlers defeat the Maroons in the morning game behind Hartman’s five hit outing while a late eighth inning rally by Frederick sends the Hustlers past the Maroons. Hartman held the Maroons scoreless after the first, with MacKenze and Hildebrand driving in runs and Serine batting in the decisive hit. In the afternoon the Hy Pros fall to Frederick as Frater struggles before Peck St and Himes provide key hits. Winchester faces a Sunday engagement with the Fraters setting the stage for a 2:30 p.m. twin bill at Mot Field. The Fredrick club standings and box scores highlight Hartman and MacKenze’s impact.

Dar Boney Hartman Erro Ihe “Maroons Frederick Maroons Wnatters Bob Herrison Himes Angleberger Hildebrand Houser Steele Serine MacKenze Harrison Dick Zimmerman Prank Six Ray Gardner Peck Strine Frank Frat Sewell Roberts Harts Hus Preley Ralph Ed Nex. Mansi MacHenze Humes Rums Jers Blue Sox Wid P Frater Sne Prand Crord Hnghighis Frederick Standpet Kennie Ihe Ie Gartner Ton Thurmontharses Will Witcch Winchester Lane deSinie Pr Strine MacKenne R. Gardner Philadelpma Cincinnati Gardner Nevada

Frederick hustles past Chambersburg in 7th inning rally

Frederick won 6 to 4 after a 7 3rd inning comeback. Pitcher Harrison earned the win with 6 1 3 innings, Zimmerman allowed heavy hits in relief, Himes and Croft contributed sacrifices, Angieberger and Henkle had key two base hits, MacKenzie stole a base, and umpires Ecker and Stark worked the plate.

Chambersburg AB Rhore Scott Jacoby Lowans Zimmerman Frederick Angieberger Henkle Himes Croft MacKenzie Henkie Harrison Hartman Offmmerman Les- Harrison Ecker Stark Mowery Salter Aaltstratg Brannsick Mahone Tyte Wiiner Piars Wagner Etson Murphr Behn Jame Hy Dimies Balis O& Gastner Struce Garhert Snock Carey Rice E Hanes Soin Mef Carey Sigsey Curry Walters

Frederick County League Opens With 13-5 Win At McCurdy Field

The 1934 Frederick County League team debuted before a crowd of hundreds at McCurdy Field Wednesday, beating Brunswick 13 to 5. Duke Bohn pitched well for Frederick as Dan Shook made his debut, while Brunswick errors and wild pitching fueled Frederick’s seven runs in the second inning. Managers plan a Friday meeting in Akers' Store to discuss contract details and team business.

Frederick McCurdy Field Brunswick Duke Bohn Earl Hewes Lefty Gaither Wagner James Harrison Shock Bohn Price Rice Bohn Murphy Rairoaders A . Walker K Ing Dan Shook Gardner Vo Freder- WX Akers

American League Results and Schedule Summary

Yesterday’s scores list Washington 1 to 4 New York 0 to 5 Cleveland 7 to 5 Chicago 8 to 4 Detroit 7 to 5 St Louis 6 to 4 Philadelphia 5 to 1 Boston 3 to 2. Record shows game 1 innings and game 2 innings. Matches set: Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at St Louis, Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia.

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Frederick Triumphs Over Chambersburg 6 4

In yesterday's BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE results Frederick defeated Chambersburg 6 to 4 while Frederick also beat Martinsburg 7 to 1. Whitchester posted an 18 to 13 win over an unnamed opponent. Upcoming games feature Pagerstown at Chambersburg and Martinsburg at Winchester.

Frederick Chambersburg Martinsburg Own Whitchester Winchester

Fragmented sports note from the fairground

An unclear report describes a shot on the green and a player’s head in the trap, with a referee or onlooker named Pete finding a path into the sand. The faded text hints at a club and a moment of mishap during play.

International League standings and upcoming games noted

The record lists standings with teams such as Baltimore Albany Toronto Rochester Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Newark and more. It notes Sunday games including Baltimore at Albany Syracuse at Newark Montreal at Buffalo and Toronto at Rochester with entries and blanks for Frederick and Catoctin Country Club tennis events.

Baltimore Albany Toronto Rochester Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Newark Balttmore Reenesser Wol Pel Martinsburg Marearscoxn Frederick

Five Years Ago Record Toss Tops LC Mark

A Stanfore athlete broke the LC record with a 50 feet 3 inch throw at Paradelpha, as remembered five years ago today.

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Harmony Grove Owls Dominate FeagaVille In Doubleheader

Harmony Grove Owls won two speedball games against FeagaVille Sunday with scores 11-2 and 13-3 in Feagaville. Grove lineup featured Bowers at second, Baer, Roderuck at short, Davis at catcher, Andersen in left, Padersz at first, Welle, Booze on pitching, Roy Gas on mound. FeagaVille countered with M Poole catching, Gross pitching, Shaff at short, Compher left, Howard second, Hahn first, Wiles and Grossnickle at third.

Harmony Grove Harmony Grove Owls Feagaville Grove Waltkersville Walkersville Owls Bowers Baer Cemperceld Roderuck Davis Andersen Padersz Welle Booze Roy Gas M_Poole Gross Feaga Shaff Compher Howard Hahn Wiles Grossnickle

Hubs Take Two in Memorial Day Doubleheader

Hagerstown swept a Memorial Day doubleheader in Winchester with 16-3 and 13-7 wins. The Blue Ridge League entry struggled early in game one as Winchester surged ahead, then Hagerstown bats sparked a complete game effort led by steady pitching from Michaels. In game two, a late rally tied the score before Hagerstown pulled away in the ninth aided by Eaton and strong relief pitching from Eston and Wentz.

Winchester Hagers Toan Michaels Hagerstown Bats Hagerstown Eaton Rite End Eston Wentz Shaffer Vaiztors

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