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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
6
Mount St Marys Mountaineers edge toward a stronger squad with Art Malloy leading a mix of seasoned backs and returning linemen. Key questions remain in the line speed and punting, but reserves bolster backfield depth as Echo Field work continues and a solid schedule looms.
The Brunswick baseball team, five time champions, won the Frederick County League crown for the fifth straight year, defeating the Southern Franklin County League title holder from Pennsylvania in straight frames in the post season series. The Railronders claimed the 1933 gonfitlon after a stirring race with Union Bridge. Four of the pictured Inds, Ernest and Wigar Burch, Prenton Phillips and Garland Smith, were named to the Southern all star team to face Northern all stars in WoolSboro Saturday. The photo shows back row Gene Walker Ernest Burch Wilson Reynolds Maxwell Mahone Ronald Moler Lee Merriton CEB Dec Porney manager. front row Preston Phillips Jack Brady Garland Smith Paul Orrison Edgar Burch Jack Magalis Marvin Younkins Orrison and Burch bat boys.
Representatives from Frederick Carroll and Montgomery counties meet at the M. G. C. A. tonight to organize a Frederick County Soccer League. Dorsey Shipley promoter invites teams from Middletown Thurmont Brunswick Walkersville Emmitsburg Frederick Damascus and Union Bridge to join. The league aims to entertain fans who watched the McFaddin League in Washington County.
In American League action yesterday Kesaita Washington defeated Detroit 4 to 3 while several games were postponed by rain. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Philadelphia with more rain likely.
The Mount St Marys squad lists Brekts Reilly Corfield Hopkins Lynch Norris Highcove Gast Stuka Devaney Abby Acri Corridan Stoner McCormack Farrel Farmer Gillespie Cotter Kennedy McBride Intrefri Zhaltzgrasp Yackles Perko Olesewaki Heeler Cullen Chalkley. Ends Sullivan Puszynaki Hampeey Opilus Tusha Wallen.
The piece surveys the Belmont Futurity’s high stakes and costs from foal to two years old, detailing escalating expenses before a horse even runs. It cites Gallant Fox as an example, listing purchase, stable, care, training, and entry fees totaling about 12 000 dollars. It also adds anecdotes about Eddie Collins and Charley Retelaff.
The last game umpired by Bill Brennan in the Southern Association was a Sunday contest with Nashville. Brennan died Wednesday in Knoxville Tennessee from complications after emergency surgery for a ruptured ulcer. He lived in Memphis and formerly umpired in the National League. Joe Cambria, owner of the Alben, is noted in connection with the report.
Harold Koppe, former Western Maryland star catcher, signed by the Senators of the International League, will report for spring training next year. Koppe, 195 pounds and 6 feet, is a fast, strong-armed player currently playing near Perryville. Also noted is William Garrott, Knoxville, expected to make Maryland Terrapins football squad as guard after scrimmage work with the second team. Ed Minton, 190 pounds, broke a bone in his left hand, jeopardizing opener versus St Johns on the 23rd. Boyle Berger, ex Maryland athlete, is seen in Cleveland rebuilding plans as a versatile fielder but hit against major league pitching remains in question.
In Cincinnati on September 14 William Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco dethroned Somerville in a rain sogged Kenwood course match to win the national amateur championship 2 and 1 in the 36 hole quarterfinals. Three American youths aged under 22 reached the semifinals alongside 41 year old Max R Marston who beat W Noyes Jr 1 up in a 38 hole clash.
One year ago Mrs Paynt Whitney’s Twenty Grand captured the Ith Ladouree in a driving finish with Masked Knight. Ten years ago Bill Tikien won the national lawn tennis singles for the fourth time. The piece notes local prep sports and a proposed post season series in Frederick County League.
Chicago upended the first game of a doubleheader to beat the league leading New York Giants 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Gabby Hartnett supplied the tying and deciding hits after Hilly Herman fumbled to allow two runs. Pirates idle.
Yesterday Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 while Chicago defeated New York 4 to 3. Rain postponed other games. Today New York visits Chicago, Boston plays Pittsburgh, Brooklyn faces St. Louis, and Philadelphia meets Cincinnati.
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