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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1938

Page

3

Paul Dean Returns to Halt Pirates in Cardian Win

Paul Dean, back from a minor league arm cure, pitched the Cardinals through seven innings with seven strikeouts as they beat the pace-setting Pirates 6 4. The game featured a fourth-inning homer that spurred Chicago to a 2-9 victory over Cincinnati, while Luke Hamlin shut out the Giants. Sutcliffe and Young fought in a Phillies Bees doubleheader, and Joe Krakauskas won for Washington over the Yankees. Boston Vosmik fueled a doubleheader, and Detroit swept Chicago in a twin bill. The Walker N. Jolliffe Memorial tennis final was postponed due to rain with Ramsburg and Clapp to face Radcliffe and McCardell next Sunday.

Lou's Paul Dean Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Paul Stuarts Tobin Bavers Todd Dean Bremer Hamlin Giants New York Luke Hamlin Dodgers New York Giants Brooklyn New York Ms Campbell Wittig Lohrman Brown Danning Walker N. Jolliffe Catoctin Country Club Richard Ramsburg Robert E. Clapp Will Buddy Radcliffe Max McCardell

Getting Into Bidding Early Enables Side To Score Little Slam

In a national championship session at Asbury Park New Jersey two overmecks by opponents sparked debate on bidding. A player urged entering bidding early for a slam while others, including James H Lemon and Dr. E B Conolly, chose not to bid and played on to the end. The hand prompted discussion among experts about the value of early bidding in slam attempts.

GWM E. McKenny American Contract Bridge League James H Lemon E B. Conolly Washington Asbury Park N. J

Bridge Slam Fulfilled Despite Tenacious Defense

In a Duplicate bridge session, South feared a five spade contract and deduced partner held at most one spade and likely diamond ace. The heart overcall and club absence led to a slam that ultimately succeeded after strategic play. at a second table, competitive bidding reached six spades with West scoring six odd on South’s opening trim.

South North West Conolly South East

Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot

Results from yesterday show Washington 6 over New York 3, Cleveland 6 over St Louis 2, Boston 12 over Philadelphia 7, Detroit 10 over Chicago 1. Today Chicago visits Detroit with standings listing New York 42 687, Boston 56 576, Cleveland 37 ATL, Detroit 64 519, Washington 69 489, Chicago 75 429, St Louis .482 364, Philadelphia . BE -358.

Washington New York Cleveland St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago L. Pet St Louis

National League scores and parachute contest at Cleveland

Saturday results show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 3 1 Boston 6 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 14 St Louis 7 New York 20 Brooklyn 2 while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 4 and New York beat Brooklyn 3 2 No games scheduled. Johnny Dunkle, a Cleveland parachutist, won the spot jump in the National Air Races landing in a 90 foot circle and tipping the pencil in its center in a dramatic display.

St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Boston Johnny Dunkle Cleveland Johnny

Statue of Liberty play explained in football lore

Red Dawson answers a 71 minute question describing the Statue of Liberty move. A ball carrier fakes a throw, another takes the ball from his hand as he positions to throw, sometimes from a fake punt, with the ball swung behind the punter. It is among the oldest football legerdemain plays.

Frisch Released as Manager of Cardinals in 1939

St Louis September 11 Frankie Frisch was released today as manager of the St Louis Cardinals of the National League. President Sam Breadon announced the change before the game with league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates. Frisch had led the Gas House Gang since 1927 and managed since 1933. Coach Mike Gonzales to helm the club for the rest of the season.

St Louis Frankie Frisch St Louis Cardinals Sam Breadon Pittsburgh Pirates Frisch Mike Gonzales Will Ma Gas House Gang Breadon

Brunswick Walks Into Final Round In Drizzly 18 12 Win

In a wet Sunday game at Lander, Brunswick beat Middletown 18 to 12 to advance to the Tri County League final. Beaching up the offense with ten hits after a scoreless first, Brunswick built a big lead. Middletown fought back but fell short. Umpire Schrider presided as protests loomed and the title series line showed Wakefield awaiting the winner.

Middletown Brunswick Lander Everett Schrider Ford Futz” Rudy The Valleyites Cameron C. Keane Wakefield Damascus Frank Koontz Lea Clark Castle Koontz Lee Hahn Hugh Keller C. Hauver Flora Brunswick AB RH. O. A J.mcquillen Hammond Magahs C. McQuillen R. Hauver Ss-Ré Holter W. Rudy Palmer Cf Koontz

Best Shots of Big Shots Ends Series on Iron Shot Tips

SY ART KRENZ NER Service Golf Writer outlines final segment in a series on fine shots and points by masters. He notes hips parallel to line at impact, arms close to the body, and looking up or turning too fast can push the ball right, with faults causing the clubhead to cut across the line. Billy Burke, former United States Open champion and Country Club of Cleveland pro, is cited.

SY Art Krenz NER Service Billy Burke Country Club of Cleve

Proper swing tips and odd baseball notes from a scrapbook

Burke urges golfers to slow the backswing to stay balanced and follow the line of flight. A sharp backswing derails weight shift from right to left. Baseball finishes report Keller Vosmik Hemstey with stats across at bats and averages. Australia freezes flowers into ice cakes to display blooms abroad.

Land Burke

Purged President Tyler and the Whig split in 1841

The article traces John Tyler's rise after Harrison's death in 1841 and his clashes with the Whigs over the US Bank and tariff. It notes Tyler's repeated vetoes, cabinet resignations, and the Webster Ashburton treaty before the Whig purge sidelined him leading to his 1845 retirement. It mentions a stamp portrait from the new U S regular series.

Virginia House of Representatives Senate John Tyler United States William Henry Harrison Tyler Harrison Jackson United States Bank Congress Webster U. S NEA Service, Inc

Brunswick and Wakefield Protested Game Sondtary

A high school basketball game between Brunswick and Wakefield faced protest and was postponed to a venue yet to be decided. Brunswick, age 18, from Middletown, was mentioned in protest notes amid scheduling uncertainty.

Sondtary Brunswick Vs Wakefield

Redskins, Baugh Passing Defeat Eagles in Narrow Win

The Washington Redskins edged the Philadelphia Eagles 26 to 23 as Sammy Baugh, eight for nine passing, left with a dislocated shoulder in the second quarter. Two of his completions resulted in touchdowns, including a 45-yard throw to Max Krause who scored on a 15-yard run.

Philadelphia Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles Redskins Sammy ‘Baugh Baugh Max Krause

Freddy Toszani Wins Syracuse Motorcycle Championship

Freddy Toszani, the Little Italian, swept three events at Syracuse New York on Saturday afternoon to claim the maponal motorcycle racing championship, finishing first in the 1, 15 and 25 mile races and dethroning Bob Beatty of Pittsburgh who had no points all season prior to his second in the mile event. Several boxing and football notes follow with Washington and Maryland links and updates on local players and teams. Tony Vicari and Paul McClelland were injured in race incidents.

Freddy Toszani Syracuse de Throne Bob Beatty Pittsburgh Beatty Arthur Jake) Rudy Middletown University of Maryland Jake John DeArmey Bill Shepherd Detroit Lions Detroit Shepherd Lions Seaboard Cleveland Paul McClelland Lancaster Ohio Tony Vicari Garfield N. J

Henning Leads 1938 County Loop Batters in Average

Henning first baseman Tourmont tops Frederick County League batting with .458, ahead of Emmitsburg’s C Eckenrode. Figures by league statstician Robert L. Walters note gaps from unpublished games and presidential edits affect pitching and some batting totals.

Henning Tourmont Frederick County Robert L. Walters Charlie Eckenrode Emmitsburg Thurmont Woodsboro Ralston LeGore H Ave Henning T C. Eekenrode B. Keaney I Mondorf A. Rudy M. Keeney Hummer Duncan H. Smith G. Barrick Stout Roberts Yonkers Wastfler Stoner Hauver W. LeGore Harner

Motorcyclist Career Collision Recalled at National Championship

The account notes a rider named Vicari who left the six mile national championship here two months ago to allow Ken Matheson to challenge Toscani, a move seen as arranging the top contest. Minutes after the incident, the same rider reportedly lost control and struck a wall.

Vicari Ken Matheson Toscani

Club Championship Qualifying At Catoctin Club

Robert Grove announced qualifying rounds for the club championship at Catoctin County Club must finish by Sunday night. The event follows last year’s championship decision. Carl Snook trained in 1936. Two new pigments were isolated from ripe fruits in Hungary.

Catoctin County Robert Hunce) Grove Sunda Carl W. Snook Hungary

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