Six rookies loom as stars in major leagues this year
Baseball readers are invited to watch a crop of rookies for 1930 with Earl Combs Eddie Moore Hughey Critz and Bill Terry highlighted as promising talents. The piece praises Critz Moore and Combs while noting Groves Terry and Linstrom as notable prospects and discusses their potential impact and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sinTwo
rrranaAtm
Ty Cobbs
Rogers Hornsbys
Walter Johnsons
Frank Frischs
Sam
Halldom
Earl Combs
New York Yankees
Eddie Moore
Pittsburgh
Hughey Critz
Cincinnati Reds
Taily &Reat
Lefty" Groves
Athletics
Bill Terry
Freddy Linstrom
The
Gianta
Reds
Critz
Yie
Doythde
Felow
Alhough Crughis
Aga
Reewar
Moore
Ruth
Meranvihe
Fie Tans
Iid
Pirates
Pam
Uri Combs
Hughey Cruz
Combs
Yankees
Jewel
Bi Terry
Canta
Bates
Sul
Groves
Brent Stuf
Rue Waddell
Yoidnal
Freddie Lindstrom
Lerty" Groves
Frederick Seeks Joe Bird Return Boost to squad
Hopes fade and flicker as 3y Molesworth of the Col Wrabugs signals ex Hustler Bird may rejoin the American Association Diub. Strickler's return to Hagerstown sparks talk of a possible trade. Rawlings and other veterans considered. Frederick fundraising tops the scene as candidates report later in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joe Bird
3 Y Molesworth
Col Wrabugs
Ted About
Asation
Diub
Bird
Efreder-Ick
Ornl
Lea Strickler
Vt Blades
Hagerstown
Portsmouth
Strickler
Nagai
Dresident Guiler
Muba
Gree Rawlings
Ruth Better Won't Play In First Game
New York April 11 Babe Ruth’s condition showed distinct improvement after a comfortable night at Asheville N Y where he has been since leaving the road with the Yankees and Dodgers. Dr Edwarding said Ruth rested comfortably and slept long during the night with a slight fever and low vitality though his recuperative powers remain strong He is not expected to leave the hospital for a week but some believe he may be on the field for the Yankees opening game on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe
Lake ii
Asheville
Privatcian
Dr. King
Muth
Ruth
Yankees
Johnny Sank Holdout Delays Wic Hustlers Move
Johnny Sank, the hot corner for Wic Hustlers last season, remains a holdout and will not report to WilysKeubon unless the Frederick Club raises his salary. Manager Buck Tramagy seeks a hard-sacker and may bid for Jos Conti, whom Portamouth sent back to the Hubs. A note on a book title About the Pyrenses appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Sank
Wic Hustlers
WilysKeubon
Frederick Club
Buck Tramagy
Jos Conti
Portamouth
Two Reds Stars Roush And Wingo Ranked Among Best
Captain Eddie Roush has played in the majors since 1916 and Wingo since 1911 making them the club’s senior veterans. Roush is NL's top outfielder while Wingo is among the best behind the plate. They act as the Reds' board of trustees with Manager Mendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eddie Roush
Wingo
Roush
Winga
Reds
Tratesy
Mendricks
Groves Wins For Athletics In Rain Shortened Game
Philadelphia April 10 The Athleticos defeated the Nationals 10 to 1 in five innings before rain halted play. Groves earned the win and Cochran, Knight, O Neil, Ruch and Henline contributed in the victory as Connia Mack's club seized the series lead. The Nationals lone run came late as the game ended early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connia Mack
Athleticos
Philies
Erica
Nationals
R. Hwrb
Athleticn
Tyadlerics
Groves
Cochran
Knight
O'Neil
Ruch
Henline
Herald Bowlers Meet Waterloo in Narrow Win
Yesterday the Daily Mail bowlers edged the Morning Herald team by one pin, 16629 to 1628, after a costly spare in the tenth frame by Colley. Gray led the Herald with 379, while W Snyder topped the Mail with 987 across three games. the series stands 2-1 in favor of the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley
Ithe Morning Herald
Emerald
Daily Mail
Herald
Mail
Gray
The
William Snyder
W. Snyder
Dally
Morning Herald
Golbach
Essreeveres
Danaberger
Baylor W
Ceeseeseeees
Comey Vececaneenvenes
Tolais
Ieeeseeseee
Leagues Differ on Spring Training Programs
The writer notes wide differences between the American and National Leagues in spring training. He observes that the AL sanctions interleague exhibitions while blocking intra-league club gatherings and argues the AL system may be better after viewing over a dozen games in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
County Champs Prepare For Baseball Season In Smithsburg
Smithsburg champions of Washington County plan another title defense with J.B. Shaffer as manager and Jolly Wolf as coach. Inger from St Johns College named captain, new uniforms ordered, practice starts Monday, and most of last season’s lineup returns with a few new college stars. Opening game scheduled for May 23 against Thurmont at Smithsburg. D J Duskey stands as key first baseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithburg
Washington County
J.B. Shaffer
Jolly Wolf
Inger
St. John’s College
College Stors
Harry Garland
Smithsburg
Thurmont
D. J. Duskey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lepy
Lambert’s Motorcycle Shop
East
Franklin S Street
Baltimore
Monumental City
Hageratown
Wilton
Union
Western Maryland Railway
Phoh
Tatyan
Buriaw
Pike Ogituns
Buck Luacney
Ware
Jon
Kean
Sank
Huntlera
Ramsey
Jim Poole
Athletica
Slauser
Wacker
Jimmy Dykes
Blue Ridge
Bill Lamar
Hoe
Harry Linton
Piteber
Yellow Springs
Linton
Ivy Wingo
Herald Bowlers
Waterloo
John McGraw
McGraw
Grante
Maryland’s
Maryland
Starr Matthews
Baltimore American
All Sports
Daily
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!