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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
6
The New York Giants routed Chicago 15 to 7, while Cleveland beat New York 5 to 1 ending a 10 game Yankees run. Boston swept Philadelphia 8 2 then 7 0, and Detroit topped Philadelphia 6 5 with a triple play.
In the American League scene yesterday several games produced unclear scores with Chicago and New York appearing in multiple line items. Notable box score fragments mention Detriot and Washington context while Baro and Phoserich are referenced in partial lines.
Thurmont Juniors beat Tharmont 7 to 3 at Thurman High School diamond. Shaw pitched well in relief, Conroy and Riffe made highlight catches, and Price led the winners with strong at bats. A rematch is scheduled Saturday morning at 9 30 on the Potomac Edison diamond.
Notre Dame faces Indiana in the opening game as fullback NiE Lukats recovers from Saturday scrimmage injuries. The Lukats family confirms Lukats will be ready to play. News mentions other players and upcoming opponents in the schedule context.
The NEA Service Baseball Board vote names Chick Hafey left field and Kiki Cuyler center field as unanimous choices. Chuck Klein and Jimmy Wilson are the only unanimous picks among players, with Ed Brandt among pitchers and Travis Jackson at shortstop.
The Frederick Fair speed events will feature 10 races with AAA contest board officials likely in attendance led by Ted Allen. Entrants include Bob Sail from Charlotte Otto Burdick from Oneida Bill Neapolitan from Philadelphia Harris Singer and Hens Boas. Eastern drivers clash with westerns Burt Karnatz Jack Wohlfell and Al Theisen expected.
The article presents the first and second All America teams for 1931, naming Notre Dame players and others such as Pitt, Army, Tulane, Utah, and Texas as featured selections. It notes the teams are released before the season and mentions selections by position and some justification for choices.
A column discusses firm iron play for golf noting Chick Erans as a model with a steady grip and controlled body, emphasizing a straight left arm and rhythm. It also reports the Aloos defeating the East End Al-Stars 10 to 0 with Knippie allowing one hit in game one and Tobey Cannon strong at the plate. The Hagerstown club’s game was postponed by rain, and a local note recalls WP McGarry and R Keth hoed Belfart post office employees celebrating 45 years.
A disjointed sports recap cites a hole in one and a 42 on the nine for an amateur champion earning $539. It notes Dempey’s recent performances with 14 appearances and an aggregate score of 208100 plus $730,000 in prizes, including an $11,080 payout in Salt Lake City and a record crowd in a Bote event.
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