Brunswick Gains In Race For Flag
Brunswick jumps to a commanding lead in the County League by routing Yellow Springs 19 to 3 on Saturday. Brunswick piled on 10 runs in the last two innings as Carl Smith connected for four hits in seven at bats and Miller faced trouble for Yellow Springs. Mer riman Mills and Carey also hit well for Brunswick while Huffer held the home club to limited offense.
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Swope
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Borie
New York
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Weicart
Cleincinnati
Saylor
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P Walters
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Donahue
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Saope
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I. Smith
R Crum
Canner
Bardell
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Thurmont Cluv
Hart
Daz
Cluh
Hardy
Tors
Reser Aid
Frederick County League Saturday Baseball Results
Middletown 12 Yellow Springs 3 and Thurmont 2 Woodsboro 9 Emmitsburg 7 lead a Saturday set with Brunswick 19 Emmitsburg 3. Lineups include Beachley, Remsburg, Creeger, Kepler and others. Scoring notes cite Farned runs for Middletown and Thurmont, plus errors and stolen bases as recorded by umpires Morgan and Hershberger.
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Middletown
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Emmiiltsburg
Tourmont
Emmitsburg
Wook
Pet Brunswick
Fonnitsburg
Wandsboro
R. Beachley
Alexander
Rfl
H. Remsburg
C. Remsburg
Baker
Isse Kepler
Plush
Rudy
Thurmont Flory
Kelbaugh
Creeger
I Creeger
Shaffer
R. Knott
Shaff
Fraley
S& Fe - Royer
Ecker
Ininga
Ti. Hemeburg
R. Deachley
Kepler
Flory
Remsburg
Royer
A. Beachley
Ecker Alexander
Roger Kepler
Roger
Morgan and
Iershberger
Australian endurance feat by Tom Burrows described
An Australian named Tom Burrows demonstrated exceptional stamina by swinging a pair of Indian clubs for two hours without a break, illustrating remarkable upper body endurance.
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Local County Leader Hosts Wednesday Evening Chat
President M Jo Thompson of the County Lear ie anny 3 "ate feindas night chat with plac st viek as Wednesday afterfive et Aateark Other positioned fossa to be parsed on date owe deidey Inter.
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Lear
Baseball In Brief: Yesterday's Scores and Saturday Results
Baseball in brief lists yesterday results with Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 19 to 8 and Chicago edging Philadelphia 10 to 6. Other games show Boston losing to St Louis 4 to 2 and New York defeating Brooklyn 11 to 3 while Pittsburgh was noted 7 to 1 over New York. Chen not scheduled for arrival.
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Brooklin
Chen
St Tanis
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Metsburgh
Brooklyn
W. L Pet
St Louis Toaringats
Phliadelphia
Rosion
American League Results and Today’s Games
Yesterday the Boston a 11 0 over St Louis 3 1 Cleveland 14 Washington 4 Others postponed New York 10 Detroit 5 Boston? 5 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 11 Chicago 5 Cleveland 8 3 Washington 1 2 Games Today Boston at St Louis Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit
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Koston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
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Chaps win shoe trophy in horse shoe event spectacle
The Chapline Auto Supply team reclaimed the gold plated shoe from the Delphey team after beating them four games to two on Saturday. Leonard Kreh reports the shoe will be defended in county city matches with the trophy on display at West Patrick street showroom. Russell Teinhart led rinners with seven runs in the sit cames. Donald Kreb was runner up with five.
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Chapline
Auto Supply
Chaps
Delphey
Chapline Auto Supply
Patrick Street
Leonard Kreh
Russell Teinhart
Donald Kreb
Clarence Delphery
Charley Pierre
Legs and boxing form in title bout discussed
A vintage analysis argues that leg strength determines a boxer's success. It cites Dempsey Johnson Kilbane and Willard, notes renewals in Tunney and Dempsey, and compares their underpinning power. The piece questions whether Dempsey’s legs hold up and how Tunney’s conditioning may influence the fight.
Hustlers Lose Most of Team to Homecomings and Moves
The Hustlers season ends with all players returning home except Frank Six Chet Horan and Johnny Sank. Lank leaves City Hospital on crutches bound for Bridgeport Conn. Hen Sherry heads to Baltimore then returns briefly. Chick Fallis joins Hagerstown Hub. Bernie Brooks departs for Cleveland after managing Frederick. Rally Hemsley Syracuse, Eddie Sawyer Baltimore, Rabbit Walters Read ing Pa. Jack Smith and Larry Boerner to Norfolk after notices from club president.
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Chet Horan
Johnny Sank
Frederick
Frank
Chet
Lank
City Hospital
Bridgeport
Conn
Jack
Hen Sherry
Hen
Baltimore
Chick Fallis
Girardaville
Hagers
Bernie
Rally Hemsley
Syracuse
Ohio
Eddie Sawyer
Rabbit Walters
Reading
Norfolk
Jack Smith
Larry Boerner
Hera
President Jones
Norfolk Club
Thea Tars
Washington
Local staff movements include Bythamill posting to Taneytown High
Al Cherry travels to his Durham North Carolina home while LeRoy Bythamill moves to Taneytown where he serves as high school principal during the winter season, continuing educational duties in new post.
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Norfolk
al Cherry
Durham
North Carolina
LeRoy Bythamill
Taneytown
Big Winter
Gazella Proves Value for Yankees in Pinch Roles
Mike Gazella emerges as key Yankee substitute, filling third base and shortstop gaps after Dugan’s injury. His speed and football hips help him as runner and hitter, aiding a string of 16 straight wins and earning a share of potential prize money. Gazella’s Lafayette background and shove technique against Ruth highlight his impact in 1930s baseball.
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New York Yankees
Mike Gazella
Lafayette
New York Americans
Mike
Yanks
Miller Huggins and Co
Dugan
Joe Dugan
Yankees
Huggins
Mark Koenig
Babe
Babe Ruth
Mike Gazelle
Gazelle
Ruth
New York
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