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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
6
Cubs creep up as Giants’ advantage shrinks to a half game in the pennant chase. Cards win and lose, with a parade of early games and mixed results across the league. Dodgers, Reds, and Phillies also posted scores in tight matchups as the standings shift.
Grover Panton of Company A led with a $40 stake and 14 hits in a Speedball League win as Le Civica defeated the Boston Red Box 13 to 3. Hal Trosky hit his 4th homer, game called due to rain at Cleveland.
Detroit knocked off Philadelphia 6 2 as Archer Fonk and Wares paired against Auker and Tebuetts. Thurmont and Tamsville confusion aside, Keeney Shermat Sayler Duncan and Warner contributed with key plays and hits. Umpire and scoring details noted, time 210.
Miller, a boxing veteran dating to 1904 and former referee for the Faster Intercollegiate Taxing Association, was named boxing coach at the University of Maryland after Athletic Board approval. A district secretary and editor, he begins duties as college Park events host a Junior Boxing League meeting and related community activities at the Recreation Center.
Birth notices record the arrival of a child at Bas Bahte, noting the birth date and hospital without sensational detail. The item lists the newborn's name, parents, and location to inform local readers.
Charles Herbert Red Ruffing, a right hander noted for power pitches, was favored to open the series for the New York Yankees as announcers discussed the opening fame. The young hurler, age twelve, showed early promise with prior dominant strikeout counts and led the American League in strikeouts with 190.
White Haven faces a 2 4 2 4 line with Dickerson delivering the winning run after a late tie in the sixth. Williams homerun drives offense while Dickerson earns the victory as Hurdie takes the loss in a pitchers duel that featured strong defense and key late scoring.
Six clubs met Wednesday night in the Shipley Soccer League to reorganize and discuss the season. Officials led by secretary Charnes Heb outlined plans for start in October and completion of both halves.
Yesterday's National League results show St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 and Brooklyn 19 Cincinnati 7 with Pittsburgh 4 2. Cleveland standins list New York 57 St Louis 62 Pittsburgh 67 Cincinnati 71 with scattered notes on Cincinnati and Brooklyn.
An East Orange player, Walter Manel, faced a doomed doubled contract in a recent duplicate tournament. West’s double of five clubs failed. analysis showed he could have made five spades with favorable distribution. A cautionary tale on the limits of a doubled contract and trump tricks.
After the opening diamond ace and then the spade ace, should South finesse clubs to try for two or more overtricks in four hearts. The article weighs risks and benefits of a club finesse under duplicate or rubber bridge conditions.
A summarized item notes a dealer dispute involving PaQr4 KQa2 and Q10042. Elements mention a legal or transactional context with reference to entity 10643 and wsr008 at Elemont4. Further readable specifics are limited in the fragment.
A cryptic bridge narrative describes a spade opening, king of spades in dummy, and a heart finesse shift. South wins with ace and a low diamond lead, West on the spot. Declarer returns a trump, spade is ruffed, all trumps are drawn, and East struggles to defend. The contract is made.
A fragmented report from a golf championship mentions Audrey Taylos Wis and the Garis' Ones event in Buck nghimshire Blad. The text is garbled but hints at a dramatic drive and a contested scene involving young women and onlookers, with possible missteps and strong emotions during play.
The season’s largest basss, reportedly near Legore bridge, tops the local contest as officials weigh a bass described at about four pounds eleven ounces. LeGore’s catch sparks the ongoing prize race for the heaviest bass, judged by Clarence C Casty. A football observer notes Mount Saint Mary’s and nearby colleges field strong squads with Maryland featuring top backs but needing linemen.
Lovettsville and Sterling played a scrimmage at Echo Field with Walker earning the win for Sterling in 4 innings and Smith closing for Lovettsville. Key moments included two base hits by Bens, sacrifice plays by Bake and Ma honey, and stolen bases by Denson and Stream.
Richard F L Naliln, a former American League umpire near Frederick, underwent surgery on his right arm at Frederick City hospital Wednesday. Dr. Robert Thompson, Baltimore specialist, performed the operation after Naliln severed nerves in an earlier automobile accident.
A Moscow project begins growing lemons from Florida stock to test subtropical cultivation. Three thousand lemon cuttings were sent from Florida years ago to establish Soviet sub-tropical crops. Lemons are not yet common in Moscow markets.
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