PetralI sets county title with six mile record at Middletown
Joe Petrali, Los Angeles 1935 national motorcycle champion, set a new six mile local track record in Middletown beating Louis Balinski of Kalamazoo amid a field of riders before about 2000 fans at the Fair Grounds. Petrali led most of the race, Balinski tried to pass on the back stretch but Petrali pulled ahead in the final laps to win the national championship event.
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Joe Petral
Los Angeles
Louis Balinski
Kalamasoo
Mich
Fair Grounds
Petralys
Iy Barding
Petrali
Lesa
Balinekt
Poin
Balinski
Warnt Tinis Hare
Petrah
Acein
Petrall
Paul McClelland
Lancaster
Ohio
Fred Toscani
Garfield
N. J
Petralt
Ian
Balinnktapelin
Fetrari
Michigan Star
Otner
Toscani
Griffin Rathcart
San Antonio
Texas
Brute Carlton
Uniontown
JT Hibibish
Reading
Ony
Clarence Trumbull, Jr
Washington
Hi Machine
Pas Clarence Fergiey
Hagerstown
Richard Fox
Cumberland
Trumbull
Hillibish
James Rauram Cumberland
Alan Taok
Balaski
Amour Anderson
Hemline
Fay
Charles Pearce Washington
James Arnold
Washingon
John Wirkiess
Checkers
Melvin Shipier
Bmagersteen
Pat Trrouks
Jen Antoni
Louis Baiinsk
Kalamagee
Mack
Sue Pesandarley-Davideon
Pred Toscan
Griffin Kathcari San
Lous Balik
Middletown amateur title bout recalls historic feats
The scanned notes recall past athletic milestones from 53.444 mph speed to class titles and playoff previews. Names such as Paul Hyatt Brooklyn Bill Terry Woodsboro Arne Borg and Joe Petral surface among scattered stats.
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Acord
Middletown
Conn
Frederick County League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Frederick County League results show Seterdays Reaulte Hddietown New Windsor Brunswick Woodeboro and others with scores such as Walkersville 38 Jefferson 4 and Brunswick 22 New Market 6. Upcoming fixtures include Brunswick at Middletown Damascus at Church Hall Jefferson at Point of Rocka Mt Airy vs Wakefield and Cedar Grove at New Market.
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Seterdays
Hddietown
New Windsor
Brunswick
Woodeboro
Gates
Middletown
Damascus
Church Hall
Jefferson
Point of Rocka
W. I. Prierere Tey
Walkersville
Cedar Grove
Prederick
Wakefwidh
Midletown
Church Hill
New Market
Mt Airy
Point of Rocks
Ex-Stars Fall To Hustlers In Old Timers Exhibition
Former Blue Ridge leaguers, labeled Old Timers, played at McCurdy Field before about 1900 fans. The Frederick Hustlers defeated the Old Timers 14 to 8 as Frank James starred with a triple and a double, plus several strong plays on defense. Buck Ramsey managed Frederick and returned to Harrisburg, while Hank Yordy belted a long drive for Waynesboro.
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Blue Ridge League
McCurdy Eld
Frederick Hustlers
Fang
Jefferson Street
Hen Sherry
Aldebaye
Hh Wei
Atars
Wlves
Frank James
Jack Hickey
Eddie Sawyer
Jimmy Lyston
Frederick
Waynesborn
Lyston
James
Lefty Clark
al Kood
Bugs” Snider
Hickey
MacKenzies
Hintlers
Derm
Kin Sherry
Wage Fohowe
Tabby DeShong
Clyde Plank King
Harvey Butter
Frank Fraley
Blue Ridge
Towns
Rice
Hank Yordy
Waynesboro
Gatar
Pennsylvania
Flory
Hustlers
Hoffman
Das
Yordy
Steele
Fraley
Ramaey Tosere
Buck Ramsey
Alterman
Harrisnura
Wa Yeyre
Buck
Harrisburz
Vnto Hemsley
St Lows Browns
Philadelphia
Barnhart
Rose
Marrs
Hagerstown
Advan En Tone
B. H.O
Snyder
Prederick
Sherry
Himes
Downes
DeShong
Plank
Minma
King
Butler
DeShore
Kcker
Shook
Esterir
Lipps
Tri County League Contenders Win Games Sunday
Brunswick Railroaders crushed New Market 22 to 8 while Walkersville defeated Jefferson 8 to 4 and Cedar Grove beat Wakefield 4 to 3. Frederick Cardinals rallied past Mt Airy 10 to 8 as Middletown routed Damascus 10 5. Shifts in relief pitcher Restus LeGore starred for Cedar Grove with six scoreless innings.
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Middletown
New Windsor
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Arthur Hauver
Remsbere
Valleytes
Hauver
Bud Shilling
Wee
Collegians
Flelter
Walfe
Bob Hauver
Hanver
Art Hauver
H. Remsberg
Harold Remnaberg
Talbott
Henry Crum
Woods
Woody Younking
Crum
Margalis
Algire
Atea
W. Younkins
M. Younkins
Moler Garranced
Gosnell
Merriman
H. Smith
Moler
LeGore
Tank
Goanell
Walkersville
Cedar Grove
Unday
New Market
Jefferson
Wakefield
Damascus
Frederick Cardinals
Mt. Airy
Church
Hin
Point of Rocks
Restus LeGore
Heaver
North Carolina
Maroons
Pcore
Csc
de Cagrim
LeGir
Hosshide
Erie Wakefield
Stout
Railroaders
Carey
Norris
Flora
R. Burgee
Umberger
Derr
Feaster
Jeffer
Bob Ke
Lyston
Varay
Tree E
Avery
Sherry
Warrenfellz
Morrishh
Innnings
Elorrison
Bates
Hickey
Olin
Reading
Clark
Dludgeon-wielder
King
DeShong
Plank
Butler
Carroll
Frederick
Snook
Kline
Card ' Flory
The
Montgomery
Clarke
Steele
Angieberger
James
Ohler
Rf. Ais
Palmer
MacKenzie
Hildebrand
Tanexytown
Cy & G G
Taneytown
Downes
Fraky
McSherrystown
Rice
Cardinals split doubleheader lead unchanged
The St Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies, winning 11-0 and losing 4-2 to stay two and a half games ahead of the Cubs and Giants. Dizzy Dean had a 25th win, and the Dean family contributed to the strong outing. Boston Red Sox also won twice to move to fourth in the American League. The Tigers, Senators, A’s and Yankees posted various results in a busy day of play.
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St. Louis
Cissy Dean
Cardinals’ ‘Hurling Corps
Phillies
Ioling Cubs
Giants
Dizzy
Dean
Philadelphia
Petullo
Bivin
Todd
Davis
O'Farrell
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Jorgens
Wilson
Heusser
Haines
Hallahan
Walker
P. Dean
O’parrell
Red Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Hemsley
R.H.E St. Lous Os
Cain
Marcum
Wilshere
Dietrich
Richards
Rae
Thomas
Walkup
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Early Season Notes
In the American League standings table Detroit trails Washington 4 to 3 while Cleveland and New York show 2-4 and 3-6 records respectively. St Louis and Philadelphia register losses and mixed results continue as teams prepare for upcoming games Detroit at Washington J Louw at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston.
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Eerdsys Beashington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Louis
Philadelphia
Boution
Chicago
Gaterday
Beruis
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Tetley
J. Louw
Stnding
National League Results and Schedule Dinner
Yesterday in New York the National League posted a mix of scores with Philadelphia topping Cincinnati 0-4 and Louis 11-2 beating Brooklyn 8-6. Other games were postponed by rain. Today matches include New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Bill
Baker Park
Sandwichmen
Hosiery
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
R. H
Broklyn
Mungo
Lopez
Freitas
Brennan
Campbell
Brooklyn
Reis
Leonard
J. Taylor
Griffen
Derringer
Lombardi
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louis
Beaton
Chicago
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Paul W. Hyatt
Bill Terry
Art Crum
Bill Lecore
Geezer Bhaw
Todmy—Arne Borg
Gweden
Stockholm
Middletown AR
Hauger
A. Hauer
Remsberg
C. Remsberg
Rudy
Kepler
W. Haier
Waite
George
Pepen" Barry
Baltimore Orioles
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Grove
Amith
Ayn Benedot
Ro Hauver
Watt AL Hauver
Talbert
H Remsberg
Cen
Wakes Barre
James Raupach
Camberland
Qrafmaganal
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Nalle
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A. Crum
Pitcner
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LeQore
Brumwick
Woodshors
Empire—Bewer
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Nile
Frederick County League
Tri-County
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New Wirdane Wowdlsboro
Evimiteburg
McCurdy Field
Bill King
Cadar Grove
Pirates
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Kennedy
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W Ferrell
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Anwrott
Lawson
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Bolton
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Joe Vosmik
Rechw Seinen
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Phillips
Gomez
Glenn
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New York A1
Lee
C. Brown
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Brenzel
Brosca
Murphy
Perry
Ammen Shields
Fred Perry
Eng
Shields
Ferrell Brothers
Wea
Rick
Bournemouth
Fattsburgh
Sept
Hubbell
Mancuso
Lucas
Swift
Padden
L. Pet
Braddock Heights
Markell & Ford
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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