National League Chiefs Back O Doul for Brooklyn Manager
Brooklyn owners are urged by President Ford Frick and John Heydler to name Frank O Doul manager. O Doul, after leaving the senior circuit, found success in San Francisco where he mentored Joe DiMaggio and Joe Marty. Other notes include Rudy York catching weakness on low pitches and Joe DiMaggio touring with his brothers to sing this off season.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Buddy Hassett
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Flatbush
Roy Johnson
Grimes
Hassett
Chicago
Buddy
Chrissy Walsh
Pappy
Ard Walsh
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Bob Zuppkire
Henois
Layden
Walehoos
Gene Sarizen
al Lasker
Yellow Springs Refuse Forfeit In Mt Airy Baseball Game
The Yellow Springs team voted to refuse the forfeit and asked the Frederick County League president to drop the game against Mt Airy from the schedule after Mt Airy could field only four players. Mt Airy cited work commitments as the reason for missing players, and umpire Aston Twenty had forfeited the contest after a grace period. Middletown, riding eleven straight wins, seeks season perfection against Woodsboro while keeping its solid league lead. the result won’t affect the pennant race. Exports of chemicals from the United States rose nearly 20 percent in the first half of the year, approaching the 1929 peak level.
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Mt Airy
Yellow Springs
Frederick County League
M. J. Thompson Emmittsburg
Mt. Airy
Springers
Aston
Mt. Airy Club
Middletown
Woodsboro
Lime Town
United States
Hight Managers Might Lose Jobs In Majors
Frances Powers outlines looming managerial turnover across baseball. Eight major league skippers face uncertain futures while Connie Mack resists any forced replacement. In the American and National Leagues, several managers loom on the fence with only a few secure, as owners weigh replacements and the pattern of upheaval in 1934.
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Frances Powers
Chicago
Phil Wrigley
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Connne Mack
Connie
Mack
Pressen
Grimes
Wilson
Dill Terry
Bill McKeehnie
Charle Grimm
McKechnie
Boston Bees
Clariey Dressen
Cincinnati
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Jimmy Wilbon
Philadelphia
Reds
Stitt
Dodgers
Wolson
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Grints
Traynors
Samuel Breadon
Frankie Frysch
Flash
St. Loui
S3rendon
Washington and Boston Baseball Scores Report
Yesterday the American League results show Washington 11 Cleveland 5 and Boston 5 New York 4. Tonight Washington plays Philadelphia and Boston visits New York while Chicago travels to St Louis.
Cubs Win Over Cardinals as Giants Narrow Lead
Chicago scored eight in a 8-5 win over St Louis while Big Bill Lee pitched and Phil Cavaretta delivered the key hit. The result trimmed the New York Giants NL lead to 2 half games. Brooklyn beat Boston 6-1 as Lanning, Bush and Lopes shut them down. Washington swept Boston in a doubleheader 11-5 and 5-4 as Desauters and Weaver contributed. In aviation news only 708 of 2342 US airports were lighted for MEL use amid statewide counts.
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Bill Lee
Othe
Phil Cavarelita
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Roh
E Strows
Blake
Owen
Lee
Hartnett
Washington
United States
California
Texas
Michigan
Florida
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Plenty Of Hard Work Ahead For Redskins
Washington coach Ray Flaherty said the 50 to 6 win over the American Legion All-Stars exposed need for better blocking and finesse. He plans blocking drills and punt returns, with a big scrimmage set before facing the New York Giants. Standouts included Chiff Batties Riley Smith Johnny Spirida and Ernie Pinckett who anchored the defense and contributed on offense. Nelson Peterson connected on a 15 yard TD pass and protected plays amid a strong team showing.
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Washington
Ray Flaherty
Washington Redskins
American Legion
Frederick
Flaherty
Redskins
New Wilmington
Del
New York Giants
Chiiff Batties
Riley Smith
Johnny Spirida
Alabama
Spirida
Nelson Peterson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ernie Pinckett
Baseball Scores and Schedules from Yesterday
National League results show Chicago defeating St Louis 8 to 5 and Brooklyn beating Boston 6 to 1. Other clubs not scheduled. Upcoming games list New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago. The article notes an Oxford founding claim dating to 872 by King Alfred.
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
University of Oxford
Alfred
Friday Night Legion Card at Bernie's Arena
Friday's American Legion fight card at Bernie's Arena in FrederLick features five three round bouts and two five rounders. Main event matches Glenn Mains versus Sammy Capino, with Drake defending against Bill White in a prior clash. Local favorites, including Whitey France and Lee Brosmus, plus Meek versus White in a five rounder, headline a program drawing large advance ticket sales.
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Bernie's Arena
Glenn Mains
Washington
Sammy Capino
Brunswick
Bill
Glenn Drake
Bill White
University of Minnesota
Stephens City
Jack Lipps
Mains
Capiio
Brunswick Lad
Ollie Trumpower
Hagerstown
Frederick Ring
Drake
White
Washington Gladiator
Lipps
Whitey France
Lee Brosmus
Haverstown
Floyd Iassenbular
Harvey Schweiz
Ted Meek
Taneytown
Jack White
Southpaw Battler
Otho Trampower
Hagetown
Ken Louden
Fishing Creek CCC
Paul Zentz
Thurmont
Kid Snyder
Mount St. Marys Announces 40 Player Football Tryouts
About 40 candidates report to Coach Joe McCormick at Echo Field for three weeks of training as Mount St. Marys College begins preparations for a demanding schedule. Veterans from Lawler era return, while many promising freshmen join to bolster depth and solve scholastic-discipline losses. Season opens October 7 with St Josephs College of Philadelphia at Emmitsburg, with four home games slated.
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Joe McCormick
Echo Field
Emmitsburg
McCormick
Jo-Jo Lawler
Wally Opekun
Lawler
Mountaineer
New England Prep
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Tost
Cunningham Walsky
Davis
Frank
Tony Apichella
Mike Kuratmick
Luke Savage
Stan Kokie
Mike Seesney
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Emmittsburg
Hawks
Atountaineers
Western Maryland College
Jeily
Mount St. Mary's
St Joseph's
American University
Western Maryland
Davis- Elkins
Five-Year Contract Is Signed By Terry
New York September 7 Bill Yerry signed a five year contract today for about 40000 dollars per year. He predicted the New York Giants will win this year’s National League pennant.
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Terry
New York
Bill Yerry
New York Giants
Will Eliich
Salisbury Club Tops League by Three-Plus Games
The Salisbury club of the Eastern Shore League closes its season on top by three and a half games after 21 losses due to rules infractions, entering playoffs against Easton Cambridge and Centreville. Eastern Shore details include Eddie Tantillo’s no-hitter for Dover, Crist field sold to the New York Giants as a farm entry, and Wilkes-Barre Barons profits despite a $13,000 loss last year. Jack McNally named Johns Hopkins football assistant coach with focus on back tutoring as Navy, Maryland, and other state programs prep for 1937 season. Stinging notes cover various college teams and a Boston Bees relief ace turning a late-inning hero.
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Centreville
Eddie Tantillo
Pete Margie
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Barons
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre Nine
Jack McNally
Western Maryland
Mt. St. Joseph's
Johns Hopkins
Gardner Mallonee
Blue Jay
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McNally
Hopkins
Ed Lotz
Watson Pindell
Jays
Homewood
Navy
William and Mary
Maryland
St. John’s
Annapolis
Mt. St. Mary's
Washington College
Permits Granted By Board Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals at City Hall granted three permits after minimal discussion. The Hillside Coal Company won approval to erect tanks on South Water street, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Southern States-Frederick Services were allowed a gas pump and tank on Commerce street, and Wilbur and Charlotte Main secured permission to build six concrete block forages on Chapel alley between Second and Third streets.
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Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Maxwell
Paul L
Carne E Romsbure
Hillside Coal Company
South Water Street
Commerce Street
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Southern States
Frederick Services
Chapel Alley
Wilbur H. Main
Charlotte S. Main
Strike Authorized by Railway Clerks Leader in Cincinnati
George M. Warrion, president of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, said he authorized a strike of about 1000 freight handlers and miscellaneous employees of the Southern Railway. He predicted a strike call or settlement within 48 hours.
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Eastern Shore Stars to Face Frederick Hustlers in Sunday Game
The Eastern Shore League All Stars, selected from Dover Crisfield Pocomoke and Federalsburg, meet Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2:30 pm. Manager Peck Ward, scouting for Baltimore Orioles, fields Jack Neal on the mound and Fred Biddlecomb behind the plate with Dave Sanderback at first base. Other listed players include Hall Keenan Rock Winfield Burrows Dugan and Leo McCarthy, the lone outsider from the Bi-State League.
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McCurdy Field
Peck Ward
Baltimore Orioles
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Dover
Crisfold
Pocomoke
Federalsburg
Jack Neal
Orioles
Fred Biddlecomb
Dave Sanderback
Jack Dunn
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Keenan
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Burrows
Dugan
Leo McCarthy
Keller Hits Newark Run In Loss As Tortoise Fact Makers None
Baseball in the Sho League continues with Ray Gardner eyeing Don Rice as Sunday pitcher after preparing McCurdy Field. Keller as Newark’s lone hit in four at bats drove in a run. Latest batting averages list Keller 181 hits in 509 at bats for a .355 average, Vosmik 169 of 495 for .341, Solters 154 of 469 for .328, Hemsley 67 of 297 for .226. The note adds a tortoise life span of about 100 years.
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Ray Gardner
McCurdy Field
Don Rice
Charlie Keller
Newark
AB H Ave
Keller Newark
Vosmik Browns
Solters Indians
Hemsley Browns
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