Giants Take Both Games Off Braves
Giants win 2-0 in 10 innings and 5-3 as Hubbell and Fitzsimmons dominate. Boston suffers crowd of 48,090 in opener. Braves fall to third place, seven games back of Pirates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
6
Giants win 2-0 in 10 innings and 5-3 as Hubbell and Fitzsimmons dominate. Boston suffers crowd of 48,090 in opener. Braves fall to third place, seven games back of Pirates.
In New York the Nationals defeated Boston 2 to 0. Cincinnati beat Chicago 7 to 3. Other clubs appeared in standings notes with updated SRS. the first game results imply potential longer play if innings extend, noting competitive shifts across the league.
In the American League Philadelphia led Washington and Boston with 12 to 4. New York added two. Today’s games include Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Detroit at St. Louis Cleveland at Chicago Chicago at Cincinnati St. Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Frederick wins 7 to 4 in a day night game before 700 fans at Hagerstown Stadium. Hartman and Steele pull off a delayed steal, with Steele and MacKenzie driving multiple hits. Antietam pitcher Crownapple suffers early runs as Frederick relievers close out the win.
Yesterday in the International League Buffalo defeated Montreal 7 to 4. Other night games listed include Newark at Baltimore Buffalo at Montreal Rochester at Toronto Albany at Jersey City.
Five Years Ago Today Franco Oso geste Tautan bicycle rides won the 40-Mee Natoma race at the New York Velodrome as crowds cheered Johnny Weiss. A 440-yard national event saw a close finish with strong performances by Rye, M. F. and others.
A near season end shows only four Sunday semi pro contests on Labor Day weekend. Frederick s Brunswick County League action aside, Lime Kiln faces Dickerson at Dickerson, while Church Hill meets Point of Rocks at Point of Rocks at 2 o'clock. Frank James pitches for the Cards, Lefty Warrenfeltz for the Bluebirds, with Rutherford likely for Point of Rocks. Lime Kiln enters a likely tight test against Middletown, as Dickertan starts for Middletown.
The Frederick Tennis Club has extended the entrance deadline for next week's municipal court singles tournament and added a consolation round for first round losers. The new deadline is Sunday at 10 30 am, with pairings at noon and play starting Monday.
A garbled report recounts a mock menace scene during a royal show in Derby with King George and Queen Mary. The scene features a jest about a rolling pin and a woollen arm, suggesting staged threat as a political jab.
Dutch Shaffer of Waynesboro retains his lone 15–victory record after defeating Roland Sanders of Emmitsburg. Shaffer injures his right forearm in the last round. Frank Fraley, tied to the Baltimore Orioles, shows encouragement from manager Frank McGowan and hopes to join the South in spring. Fraley’s curve ball returns this season. Bloomingdales record stands seven wins, two losses. Also mentions Eddie Sawyer’s sensational play in the Baltimore SPMinto league and various baseball notes and followups.
About 500 fans watched the opening game as City and Municipal All Stars met in Baker for the postseason speedball series. Glty All-Stars won 4 to 2 as Grover Ponton limited opponents to six hits, fanning four with two walks. Municipal started with two runs in the third on Lipps, while City tied in the fifth. Landis and Pazdersky sparked a decisive fifth for Municipal, Grumbine making a key play in the field. Next game set for Tuesday with same officials.
The Owls evened the post season series for the Mulinix league championship at Mullinix Park Friday night. After a tight start, they pulled ahead in the fifth inning, with Warner and Walker belting home runs as the lineup features Johnson catcher H Brown, Wag ner at second, Proctor at third, Moore at first, Arm stead in right, A Brown in center, Mullinix Park players Mason Dorsey Lee and others listed among positions.
Union Bridge meets Middletown this afternoon at 3 p.m. with a pennant on the line in the county league. Crew leader Earl Etchelberger weighs pitching between Charlie Minnick and Jess Moxicr as Middletown relies on Clark Castle to start. If Union Bridge wins, focus shifts to Beheer Stadium in Brunswick Monday for a season finale against Frederick.
Athletic director Arthur Malloy prepared Emmitsburg for the Mount St Marys football squad as 40 hopefuls answered the call. Practices will run morning and afternoon on Echo Field ahead of the Sept 21 college opening, with Georgetown at Washington as opener and Gettysburg at home to close the schedule including Western Maryland, St Vincent’s, Lebanon Valley, Loyola, Washington College, LaSalle, and Gettysburg.
Waynesboro Pa Country Club ladies overcome Gatcoton Country Club 21 1 2 to 21 2 in Waynesboro. Ina Kindsey and Mrs F W Weize won Frederick points. Mrs RB Kreps shot 92 for 18 holes. Labor Day events planned by Leo Colliflower include mixed fourball and match play. Hill Crest Club Petersville tops in tennis triangular. Plush defeats Gray and Bourne in singles.
Mobiletown Tigers outslugged Walkersville Bluebirds 15 9 in game one while the Bluebirds won 9 1 in the second. Warrentfeltz relieved Eaves in game one but the Tigers scored early. Lefty Warrenfelte limited the Tigers to five hits in game two as Walkersville clinched the series with a strong pitching effort. The teams set to meet again at Frederick on Sunday at 2 p.m. to finalize the three game set.
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