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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1930
Page
6
Labor Day doubleheader at McCurdy Field ends in a 14-4 defeat as Frederick's Yanks overpower Chambersburg. Kurt Frederickian pitching, Norbert and Padberg spark Warriors. Mathewson struggles while Gene Padberg and El Galatzer shine in a rough, error-prone contest.
Yesterday's Reet nam berebi cz shows scattered league items. The fragment mentions Frederick games with Waynesboro Hagerstown Chambersburg, listing matchups across Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday without clear results.
Results list shows teams across cities with scattered scores and standings. Detroit beat none listed. Chicago 6 to 2. Cleveland 13 to 95. St. Louis 4 to 5. Washington 2 to 11. Boston and Philadelphia 3 to 0. Ken Yp appears as a partial name or misprint.
The sheet lists HAL 6-10 Rochester 0-7 Toronto 1-12 Baltimore 9 Reading 2 Jersey City 12 Newark Buffalo 3-3 Mon Gummer Today Bank at Reading BunMo at Montress Rochester at Toronto Jersey City at Newark Teokedey's Brputts Brooklin 3-4 Boston -2 Philadelphia 44 New York Pittsburgh 6-1 St Louis Cincinnati 5-2 Chicago 0. Also notes Bicentennial schedule items and Frederick City baseball events with plans for a meeting at 7:30 pm to discuss creation of a local Rowt ine Leacus.
A confusing Labor Day baseball recap notes the A's and Yankees splitting a holiday doubleheader, with pitchers like Babe Ruth and a Cleveland lineup highlighted. Other games feature Detroit versus Chicago and St. Louis versus Pittsburgh as teams chase NL standings amid noisy, crowded box scores.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a historical match around 33 years ago featuring Frederick Purues and Peel Misr. The passage hints at regional ties and a notable leap or play that defined the event, with sparse details on location and teams.
The article argues golfers should prefer safe, sure shots to escape trouble. It notes players, like Lowy, often panic in rough and behind obstacles and may overreach with risky clubs. The lesson is to prioritize getting back on the fairway, reserving bold shots for fair moments.
In a nine hole event at Catocinvy Cisd the tournament featured players Edgar Weller, Dr. James A, E. P. Thomas, Ray R. Tay and Mrs B O Thomas among others. Scores listed include a 6 over par net result and several participant names with mixed legible fragments.
Joe Norrs Frederick third baseman attended Monday morning game from a box seat after two week absence due to severe illness. Morning baseball drawn few fans, while an afternoon crowd would have been larger. Galaiver stands out as top player with stellar centerfield throws and solid defense. Variety notes major league season profits projected around 34 million for New York clubs, Cleveland, and the Cubs. News of Booty Hemier's serious illness reaches manager Weis. Heslers hand injury keeps him sidelined. Fight card at the Past shown Armory features Gus Edwards and Speedy Myers with a 12 round main event and several supporting bouts.
The Smith Memorial tennis meet advances with several close results. Bussard, McCardel Ang, and Apple secure wins while rain stops the Harris Palmer match, delaying the final. Semifinals set as McCarded and Gilbert face Ramsburg and Apple in the upper bracket, with Fisher and Williams meeting Clapp in the lower bracket.
Brunswick defeats Yellow Springs 5 to 2 before 3500 fans to clinch the county loop pennant. Hartman, Burch, Walker and Orrison contributed key hits while Smith delivered a decisive three-base hit. Linton and Hartman held Yellow Springs in check with standout fielding and crucial outs.
Twenty five members competed at the miniature Bob-O-Link course in Frederick Friday evening. Earl J. Rhoderick won with 45 for eighteen holes, receiving a necktie from E. D. Michael Company. Russell L. Michael was second with 41 and a necktie from the Young Men's Shop. Perty Hanes earned the booby prize with 116, receiving a small golf club. The event was directed by Robert G. Harrington, J. Harold Hooper and James D. Moberly, with plans for another tournament in the near future.
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