Brunswick Railroaders edge Frederick 3 1 in county league clash
Erratic play and costly errors dominated as the Brunswick Railroaders beat Frederick 3 1 before 700 Labor Day fans. Don Rice and Chick Harrison dueled for Frederick while Ed Burch, Gardner and Brede Nogged highlighted field work for Brunswick in a tense County League contest. Brunswick advances to face Waynesboro in a post season seed game with a second game set in Brunswick.
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Frederick Durlers
Preston Phillips
Brunswick
Heressue
Sillips
LO Touhs
Ewu OL
Ty Ray Steele
Brede
Phillips
Don Rico
Byrors
Rice
Harrison
Ed Burch
Smith
Gardner
Jack Gardner
Younkins
Tadee
Feck Strine
Edgar Burch
Bruns
Waynesboro
Wayneshens Aeon
Soto
Sou County Lesgue
Wayrnesboro
Scheer Stadium
Rouzervil
Frestertri Arr Hoagserine
Hoffman
Beere
Warner
Steele
Barch
Ansiebérger
Veountins
Walker
Burch
Orvis
Phicups
Ric “Smun
Harvam
Ming
One Year Age Today at Yankees Stadium Crowd Records
The largest New York baseball crowd of the year, 70,770, watched the Yankees defeat the Athletics twice. Five years ago today Roberto Roberto defeated King Solomon of Panama in a 10 round bout in New York. Ten years ago today Joe Lynch dethroned Dan Eaats in a crowned match.
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New York
Yanks
Athletics
Roperto Roberti
King Solomon of
Panama
Joe Lynch
Local Soccer Interest Grows in Washington County
Dorsey Shipley pushes formation of Little McFaddin League with teams from Frederick Brunswick Middletown Walkersie Thurmont Union Bridge and Damascus. If enough support, plans for mid October kickoff and referees are sought as baseball season winds down.
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Dorsey Shipley
Little McFaddin League
Washington
Shipley
Frederick
Brunswick
Middletown
Jersie
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Samascus
Sibin
Bhipley Is
Pirates Extend Winning Streak with Twin Wins
In Virginia Morrisonville dropped a doubleheader to the Frederick Tigers 7-6 and 4-3 on Sunday afternoon. Key moments included Crim’s late eighth inning on the mound and Batters Bradley and Fry driving early offense for Morrisonville and Detroit’s Auker holding the opposition to few hits in the nightcap.
National League Scores and Postponements
Yesterday Kraatia defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Chicago 6 to 3 and St. Louis won 4 to 2. Other games were postponed with New York at Pittsburgh on the schedule later.
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Westerday
Kraatia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
C. Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Frederick County League results lead Brunswick beat Frederick
Brunswick defeated Frederick with a 3 to 0 score in yesterday’s Frederick County League action, outlining a decisive win for the Brunswick squad.
Baseball scores roundup from yesterday and today
In the American League yesterday Cleveland beat St Louis 3 to 2 in ten innings Detroit won 8 to 3 Chicago Triumphed 6 to 4 Other games were postponed Washington visits Boston with no other games scheduled today
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Cleveland
At. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Weahington
Boston
International League Yesterday Scores and Postponements
Rochester defeated by Montreal 2 to 4 while Buffalo won 9 to 8 and Toronto routed opponents 12 to 0. Montreal and Rochester also paired in a makeup game as rain caused several postponements including Baltimore at Albany and Newark at Jersey City.
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Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Albany
Newark
Jersey City
St. Lows
Cleveland
Ly Prt
Gray
Frederick Cardinals blank Walkersville Bluebirds 8 to 0
Frederick Cardinals rout Walkersville Bluebirds 8 to 0 at Cadet Field before hundreds. Frank James shut down the Bluebirds allowing five hits while contributing at the plate with a double and two runs. Pitcher Warrenfeltz and defensive plays helped secure the win as Cardinals tallied three runs in the first inning and added more on bold baserunning and clutch hitting.
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Brunswick
Edgar Burch
Smith
Burch
Swith
Orrison
Steate
Fintlan
Hoffman
Jolliffe
Brady
Wagner
Welker
Younkins
Frederick
Steele
Fight Center
Hartman
Merriman
Solliffe
Walker
Frederick Tigers
Morrisonville
Virgina
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Crim
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Morrisonville Washington
New York
Bi Bradley
Cleveland
Baer
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Fry
Detroit
Simpson
Chicago
Eiden Auker
Boston
St. Lows
Chitags
Vic Sorrell
Morrisonvdie
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Sox
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Bradley
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Staley
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Danner
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Oyevenna
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Oli Staley
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Mersville
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Labor Day Races Postponed by Rain in Richmond
Rain caused all Saturday races to be postponed in Richmond Virginia on Labor Day. The report notes disruption of events and mentions Chicago's larger population compared to Wisconsin.
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Richmond
Chicago
Wisconsin
Demonic Deals and All Stars Switch Sides in Baseball
Joe Cambria seals two trades star Albany outfielder Thompson sold to the Botton Braves and Prim moved to Washington while Thompson reaches Boston for Sunday games without gear. The year notes John Leonard Martin’s star comeback at third base and Babe Ruth’s uncertain future as teams prep for 1934.
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Joe Cambria
Young Thompson
Albany
Botton Braves
Fuchs
Thompson
Hotfoot
Boston
Ogg
Fitcher Bay Prim
Washington
Prim
Baltimore
John Leonard Martin
Pepper
John McGraw
Martin
Wild Horse
Chicago
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Traynor
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Hack Wilson
Dazzy Vance
Burleigh Grimes
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Chuck Klein
Phillie
Cubs
Poor Support Cited Amid Bill King Corot Timing Confusion
A terse note blames weak backing for the outcome of a decision involving Bill King, Corot timing, and a timer issue. The fragment hints at advertising revenue tying to the error and contest dynamics.
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