Cubs win pair as Cards are losing
Cubs extend winning streak to 21 games by sweeping the Boston Braves 4-1 and 4-0 as the Cardinals stumble after a 4-3 loss to the Phillies. Phillies beat St Louis 4-3 to pull within a game and a half of first place. Detroit beats Washington 5-4 to preserve an eight-game lead. Yankees sweep Cleveland 5-3 as Boston and Philadelphia chase sixth in the AL.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
National League results show Chicago 5 Boston 2 and Philadelphia 4 61 Louis 3. New York Pittsburgh game rained. No other clubs scheduled. Today New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
New York-Pittsburgh
Baseball Results and Schedule From Detroit and Allies
Yesterday the American League results show Detroit 5 Washington 4 and New York 5 Cleveland 3 with Philadelphia 1 also noted. Today Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston. A 1935 Fred Stic k eleven feature mentions Big Grove and Jocad Jootosu in talent-gleaning efforts in Wisconsin, highlighting Grove aiming to improve two ends and a center.
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Cleveland
New York
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Boston
Big Grove
Jocad Jootosu
Grove
Brunswick and New Market Baseball Scores In Tripleheader
Two base hits by Bayer and Ramsburg power a long scoreline in a multi team baseball card. Innings show heavy hitting from Brunswick New Market and Cedar Grove with multiple players named including Warrenfeltz LeGore Rice and Himes. Fans saw steals, several hits and pitching shifts as Ramsburg and Warrenfeltz earned the win for their squads.
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Wamsville Victors Narrowly Top Point of Rocks
Wamsville Athletics edged Point of Rocks Independents 3 to 2 on a misty Sunday afternoon in Wamsville. Mercer pitched well for the winners, fanning six. Tramaville drove home the go ahead run in the eighth. The scorecard shows Wamsville 3 Point of Rocks 2 with key hits by W. Myers and Grubbs, and defensive plays shaping the late-inning drama.
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Jamsville
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Scor_er-Redmond
Thumping Tiger Preseason Work At Mary's College
Joe Lawier, coach of Mary's College football, sharpens the squad ahead of the season. Emphasizing fundamentals, the Mountaineers will skip scrimmages this week while signal drills and skill practices lead up to opening day. Promising players include Tosti Davis Gillespie Spates Thomas Ackroid McNamara Smith Chesney.
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Toda
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Wally Opekum
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Mos
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Gillespie
Spates
Thomas
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McNamara
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Chesney
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Dowling season opener set by Recreation League meeting
The Recreation League plans the 1935 38 campaign with a meeting at 7 PM at the K of P Fatleys. All returning members and new clubs are invited to reorganize and discuss bowling. The Kiwanis alleys have been upgraded with resurfacing and new equipment during the summer by Strasberger Brothers.
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K. of P. Alieys
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Trefoi
Remembering One Fear Age Today Bel Yankee Catcher
Do You Remember One Fear Age Today Bel ieker Yankee catcher was loft for the season because of a fractured finger that had knitted imperfectly Five Years Ago today Brooklyn defeated the Cubs 6-0 and moved within 12 games of the NL lead Ten Years Ago Today three Yankees Bob Meusel Babe Ruth and Lou Genrie tied a home run mark with homers against the Athletics in one toning
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Yanks
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Law Genrie
Snook Wins Miniature Golf Tournament on City Course
Carl W. Snook defeated John Molesworth 19 up and 18 to play in the final round of a 72 hole miniature golf tourney on the North Bentz street city course. Snook claimed the championship over Charles Price, Robert Harrington, Max Fisher, Walton Howard and Molesworth, earning $7.50 while Molesworth took $3.50. May is underway for the silver loving cup as other first round matches unfold including Gastley over Kennedy and Harrington over Ro bert.
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John Molesworth
North Bentz Street
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Charles Price
Robert Harrington
Max Fisher
Walton Howard
Molesworth
Arthur Peregoff
Oscar Hildebrand
Pete" Hull
Eddie Russell
Ralph Gastley
Francis Kennedy
Robert, Harrington
Phillip Robert
Osborne Fagan
Alfred Catsail
George Slagle
Thomas Williams
Joseph N. Porter
Edgie Russell, Jr
Batting Averages and All Star Picks For Frederioa County League
The paper publishes its first Frederioa County League batting averages and an official All-Star team to be chosen by eight league managers. Names from Steiner Smith Woodsboro C J Duhel Thurmont Marty Hitchcock Taneytown and J Ho Gerty Emmitsburg are noted as selections arrive. Pepper Martin dominates talk of NL batting prowess though others top him in average, while infield play and base running receive praise. Several trivia items mention Harold Ben now with Detroit detective work and other player moves impacting the coming season.
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Thurmont
Marty Hitchcock
Taneytown
J. Ho Gerty
Emmitsburg
Pepper Martin
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Hanover
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Eddie Sawyer
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Clark Grifth
Gerald Walker
Deroit
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Cleveland
Washinega —Throme
Heine Marsh
Red Sox
Rajah Hornsby
Rolie Hemsley
Cedar Grove Maroons
Briomesick
Cal Hubbard
Green Bay Packers
Paddy Bye
Grove
Every Play Has Meaning in Bridge Strategy
A SOLUTION BY WAL E MCKENNEY explains how bridge plays carry messages to partner. The article uses a hand where North opens with the queen to force a lead, hoping to glimpse the dummy and set up a second trick for the partnership.
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Agreviam Bridge League
Expert Bridge Play Reveals Subtle Card Inference
In a three no trump contract from the South, a singleton heart from Dummy prompts a cautious line. North, deducing partner’s purposeful play, switches to diamonds at trick two, forcing a ruff and stopping the slam. If South bid clubs, a club switch by West would have occurred.
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Booth
West
Maryland trio signs with A C of Washington grid team
Bill Shepherd will debut for the Boston Redskins against the Washington Federals at Griffith Stadium Mount 8. Mary’s publicity bureau opens with Bob McDonald heading the sports desk. Four tampes at McCurdy Field last Sunday marked the first such event in years.
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Bill Shepherd
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Roosevelts foes and critics feature in diverse quotes
A compilation of remarks from Haile Selassie to Dr. Butler and Senator McKellar critiquing wealth sharing, political trust, and policy aims. The sampler includes calls for thrift versus state aid, concerns over longings for decisive leadership, and reflections on presidency, media, and public trust amid Roosevelt era debates. The remarks span international figures, scholars, ministers, and journalists.
American League Umpires Hint Resent Rumor On Field
Officials in the American League gesture toward discontent with circulating rumors about umpiring. The article notes rising tension among crew members, hinting at strain within the officiating ranks without detailing specific incidents or names.
Plan to Install Bully Evans as Chief Faces Backlash
An ed plan to elevate Bully Evans as the chief has provoked heavy resistance, with officials and managers alleging it sparked disruptions. Critics say the move worsened tensions by invading dressing rooms and publicly dressing down players, underscoring turmoil within the club.
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