Foul games loom as Frederick leads pennant race
Frederick with Don Rice on a sore arm beat Thurmont 6 to 5 to hold first place as Middletown edged Woodsboro and New Windsor beat Taneytown. Brunswick and Middletown eye a Wednesday replay after Thurmont protest over pitcher Shamer. Rice pitched despite a shoulder issue. errors and 20 hits marked the day as teams jockey for the Frederick County League pennant.
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International Canoe Challenge Cup Trophy Change Victory
One year age today marks the first tie since 1865 when the International Canoe Challenge Cup was contested. Afe Par and Roger De Quincey of England were victorious, earning the cup for the United States. Gene Hommans tied Betty Jones for the medal in the ten-year age group. Frankie Genare postponed his weight class bout with Pancho Villa ten years ago.
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Memorial tennis tourney crowns Elizabeth Bopst in singles
Elizabeth Bopst Frederick’s top woman player won the Jades’ Singles title at the Walker N Jouiffe Memorial Tournament at Catoctin Country Club. She teamed with Virginia Royal to take the doubles, beating Mrs Raymond Crum 6-1 6-0. Ramsburg and Bussard advanced to the men’s final in a day of close matches.
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Robert Clapp, Jr
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Forest Grove Wins In International League Action
Forest Grove defeated Point of Rocks 14 to 12 on Friday night. M Page and Roffins homered for Forest Grove with A Mors ley at short C Droneburg at first and E OHara behind the plate among others. Point of Rocks lineup included J Hammond N Pomeroy D Rollins A Rollins L Wright and B Hickman.
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Fragmented Political Musings and Quotations
A collage of quotes from various figures about Democracy, the New Deal, wealth, and social relief. Included are remarks attributed to Senator Carterpet of Virginia, Mayor W N McNair of Pittsburgh, Senator James Cousens of Michigan, and reflections by Theodore Dreier and Lord Edward Montagu.
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Woodsboro All-Stars Take Doubleheader From Baltimore Giants
The Woodsboro All-Stars, drawn from Frederick County League and Hanover, beat the Baltimore Black Giants 6-2 and 11-2 in a Sunday doubleheader. Ecker of Taneytown allowed seven hits as the crowd set a record for Woodsboro. Proceeds go to improving the Woodsboro athletic field.
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Speedball Playoff Series Opens in Baker Park
The Municipal Speedball League play-off between the Uniteds old Juniors starts Tuesday evening in Baker Park. A City League game between Everedy and Esterly’s Inn was moved to Wednesday. A French railroad experiment uses rubber wheels for its rowing.
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Tigers and Yankees Fall Short in Tight Defeats
Detroit managed only two clean hits off Mel Harder as Cleveland edged the Tigers 1 0. New York also dropped a 9 3 decision to Washington as the league lead remained with Detroit. Harder earned his 15th win and contributed to the Indians run in the fifth.
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Brunswick Clinches South Loop Title In Slugfest Victory
Brunswick won the Southern Division championship of the Tri-County Baseball League by beating Church Hill 7 to 6 in ten innings at Wenners Field. Key moments included Mahone's three-run homer, Gosnell and Hawes contributing in the late innings, and Strippy and Walker delivering the decisive run in the tenth. Duke Bohn pitched well for Brunswick as the Railroaders rallied from a 5-0 deficit to claim the title.
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Hustlers edge Hustlers? Hagerstown slips past Frederick 6-4 in BRL action
In a double header race finale at McCurdy Field the Hagerstown Moose beat Frederick 6-4 as the Hustlers threaten the second half title. Fraley outpitched St Clair despite early Frederick errors. Gardner and Hildebrand standout defensively for Hagerstown.
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American League Results and Rain Delay Notes
Yesterday's scores show Washington beating New York 9 to 3 and Philadelphia 8 to 7 over Boston. Detroit toppled Cleveland 6 to 4. Chicago tied St Louis 1 all in eleven innings after a rain delay.
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