Frederick High wins county title with 17 2 rout
Frederick High school's 12 base hits powered a 17 to 2 victory over Thurmont High, clinching their second straight county baseball championship. The piece also notes Merr y Ecker will umpire Frederick games rest of the season, and includes various sports updates from track motorcycle racing and tennis Davis Cup results.
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Middletown
Frederick High School
Thurmont High School
Derr
Frederick
Hemsley Sets Fast Pace In His League
Rollie Hemsley of the St. Louis Browns maintained top batting pace with a .415 average after 19 at bats and eight hits. He trailed Heinie Manush and Joe Moore but led the American League weekly gains while Manush rose to .390 and Moore jumped to .354 in the National League.
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New York
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Rollie
Heinie Manush
Washington
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Manush
Billy Knickerbocker
Harvey Hendrick
Phillies
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Moore
Hendricks
Leslie
Hemsley
St. Louis
Knickerbocker
Cleveland
Vosmik
Reynolds
Foston
Travis
Pepper
Gehringer
Detroit
Morgan
Boston
Averill
Hendrick
Philadelphia
Medwick
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Urbanski
W. Herman
Chicago
Suhr
Cuyler
Wilson
Washington County Baseball League Bulletin 1934 Contracts and Suspensions
Washington County Baseball League releases up to June 1 1934 list contracts and suspensions for clubs Funkstown Boonsboro Cabbies Williamsport Antietams Eagles Woodmen Security Tigers Mt Briar and Blue Sox. The notice signed by President Chas W Boyer on June 1 1934 records personnel changes including releases by North End Funkstown Hoffman Chevies Woodmen Cabbies Boonsboro Blue Sox Williamsport and suspensions by Williamsport with names of players and officials.
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North End
Harry W. Kline
Charles Hakie
Albert Baker
George W. Shrader
Harry Daley
Russell J. Ripple
John C. O'Connell
Earl Delauder
William Martin
C. F. Keedy
Funkstown
Edgar M. Kline
Kenneth M. Dudley
Russell E. Wachter
Melvin Baker
Richard Hoffmaster
Hoffman-Chevies
Henry B. Hartle
Joseph Metz
Walter Stenger
Harold Hull
Leo Rist
Fred Foltz
Burman Rinehart
Woodmen
Raymond Grove
Cabbies
Samuel Hendricks
Boonshoro
Melvin Sheldon
Blue Sox
Clyde R. Miller
Williamsport
William Odend
Hal
George Knode
Albert Murray
R. Zimmerman
Chas. W. Boyer
Chewsville Wins Big Over South End A C on Chewsville Diamond
The Chewsville nine defeated South End A C by 10 to 3 on the Chewsville diamond. Hartle and Hartle pitched for the winners, while Cook and Teters contributed for the losers. The Chewsville club has no game Sunday and seeks a strong opponent. contact Hartle's Store.
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Chewsville
South End A. C
Hartle
Cook and
Teters
Mitchell Avenue Wins on North End Diamond
Mitchell Avenue defeats North End Juniors 5 to 0 on the North End A. C. diamond. Dunahugh pitched for the winners with Barr also performing well at bat. DeFlage and Dunahugh led the offense as Mitchell Avenue claimed victory.
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North End A. C
Mitchell Avenue
North End
Dunahugh
Barr
Ineera
DeFlage
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
National League yesterday saw Pittsburgh 4 over St Louis 3 and Chicago 3 over Cincinnati 1. New York 4 over Philadelphia 3 and Boston 8 over Brooklyn 1. Today four matchups feature St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston. Tomorrow Brooklyn visits Boston Philadelphia at New York and St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Reea
Ewezeee
Weete Cannes
Eheene
Baseball Standings and Scores From The American League
Philadelphia defeats New York 10 to 5 while Boston wins 13 to 1 over Washington. Detroit and Chicago tie 5 to 1. Cleveland and St Louis listed as Iain with standings showing New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington and Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland-St. Louis
Iain
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pete Ee
Tates
Moose Face Tough Weekend For Hagerstown Team
Hagerstown Blue Ridge League club faces two key road games this weekend starting in Chambersburg against the Maroons, then Sunday in Martinsburg versus the league leading Blue Sox. Lefty Shaffer sails for the mound in Chambersburg, while Omar Martz’s departure hurts the Moose. Crowd sizes expected large as Martinsburg also hosts Winchester while Frederick visits Winchester.
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Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Maroons
Martinsburg
Blue Sox
Young
Peck Hamil
Shaffer
Moose
Houser
Omar Martz
Martz
Williamsport
Winchester
Frederick
Chevies Play Penal Farm Nine This Afternoon
The Tiloffman Chevies travel to Penal Warm for a contest this afternoon under a new manager. Efforts to sign several new players noted as 12:30 p.m. meet at the parts department with players Wes Menzer Nutter Bryan Mowbbry Powell J Johnson G Johnson Barnes Hiller F Lowman RB Lowman Rose Starris Nonnamaker and Statins on hand.
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Tiloffman- Chevies
Penal Warm
Menzer
Nutter
Bryan
Mowbbry
Powell
J. Johnson
G. Johnson
Barnes
Hiller
F. Low
Surf Classifieds Offer Shared Opportunities
Local classified ads invite readers to explore available opportunities across industries. Listings highlight job openings, services, sales, and community notices. Readers are urged to review the section for potential deals, gigs, and offers.
Front Royal to Oppose All-Stars Baseball Exhibit
Front Royal semi pro champions of Virginia will meet the Washington County League All Stars in a postponed game next Tuesday night at Hagerstown Stadium. The Virginia squad, led by pitcher Larry Boerner, carries a strong record, with the All Stars fielding the same lineup as last week for what is expected to be a swell exhibition.
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Front Royal
Virginia
Hagerstown Stadium
Larry” Boerner
All-Stars
Mt Briar Stornets Face Security Tigers This Sunday
The Mt Briar Stornets will play the Security Tigers this Sunday. The game is scheduled for Mt. Briar Diamond and will begin at 2:30 PM.
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Mt. Briar Stornets
Security Tigers
Mt. Briar Diamond
Athletics Rally Past Yankees in Opener
Philadelphia opened the three game set by routing New York 10 to 5. Bob Johnson hit his tenth homer of the season off Jimmy Deshong and Burleigh Grimes as the Mackmen built a big early lead. a Yankee misplay sealed the result. Deshong Grimes and Dickey pitched for the Yankees, Mahaffey and Berry for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Jimmy Deshong
New York Yankees
Mackmen
Bob Johnson
Deshong
Burleigh Grimes
New York
Grimes
Dickey
Mahaffey
Berry
Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Phillies
Bill Terry
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Jim Weaver
Gabby Hartnett
Cincinnati
Brethren church to hold services Sunday in St James
In St James the Brethren church will host preaching by Rev W S Baker Sunday morning June 3 with V P services Sunday evening. Mrs W S Baker remains a patient at Washington County Hospital. Several area residents visited friends in Tagers town and Hagerstown last week including Mr and Mrs John Sprerow and Ruth, Mr and Mrs Edward Bostetter, Mr and Mrs William Rhodes, Mrs William Davis and son Robert, and Mr and Mrs George Buxton and Miss Mary Buxton.
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Brethren Church
W. S. Baker
V. P
W.S. Baker
Washington County Hospital
Roy Long
Diubert Pintfrock
Tagerstown
L.A. Cross
John Sprerow
Tda Ruth
William Rhodes
Lappans
Edward Bostetter
William Davis
Robert
S. A. Cross and
Daugh
Shiloh
Erma Imeyer
J. L. Holmes
Kathleen
Henry Pittnogle
Mt. Aetna Road
Ernest Patterson
Emithsburg
Charles Spidle
William Ligon
Roanoke
William Harbaugh
George Cromer
Otho Wooley
Wm. Matheny
Deitrich
Haney
Alice Smith
Harry May
Elizabeth Stouffer
Lloyd Lewis
William Tlarbaugh
Ida McKee
Mary
Immert McKee
Paramount
W. H. Howard
Hagerstown
Alice Rowe
William Springer
Mt. Tabor
Carl Ahal
Charles Webb
Vernon Stouffer
Baltimore Grain Prices Roundup in June Trade
Baltimore reports wheat futures and cash prices with No. 2 red winter grade. Spot domestic wheat at 1.92 dollars per bushel for June delivery, with £ 1.02 noted for reference. Market activity centers on grain trading and price discovery.
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Baltimore
North End Nine In Hard Games Over Weekend
Manager Chick Day of the North End A C has the team in top shape for two big games this weekend. Saturday they host Mont Alto, a strong opponent viewed as dangerous. Sunday North End entertains league leaders Hancock with Hinkle pitching for the visitors and Tolbert or Poswell to start for North End in a likely pitching duel.
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Chick Day
North End A. C
Mont Alto
Pennsy Boys
North End
Neac
Hancock Club
Upstaters
Hinkle
Wneac
Day
Tolbert
Jim Poswell
Park Field to gain large running track at Hagerstown City Park
Plans by the Park Board call for a cinder running track around the field and a football field inside the oval. Two existing baseball diamonds remain, with Public Works Administration funding the project while the Park Board supplies the track cinders. Construction aims to start soon and be ready within a month or two for late summer use.
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Hagerstown City Park
Park Board
Public Works Administration
City Park Field
Shady Bower Visitors Mention Mrs Shank and Illness
Shady Bower notes list visitors including Mrs Tillie Shank and family with callers from Hagerstown Maugansville and St Paul. The record mentions Tillie Shank is housed with a bad card and updates on weekend and Wednesday visits by many local residents.
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Shady Bower
Stelen Spickler
Susan Martin
Tillie Shank
Daniel Sprecher
Hagerstown
Shank
William Kendall
Bryan Wolfensberger
Maugansville
Fred Lesher
St. Paul
Frank Seibert
Dry Run
Grant Clark
Calvin Myers
Rex Cross
Ann
Funkstown
Classified Ads Deliver Quick Local Bargains
Brief classified notices bustle with small deals and services. Readable lines mention items for sale, job leads, and community announcements, reflecting tight local commerce.
Cavalcade Favored to Win American Derby
Cavalcade, the Kentucky Derby winner from Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane's Brookmeade stable, seeks a second classic in the American Derby at Washington Park. Favorites include Discovery Singing Wood and Mata Hari as 35,000 spectators expect a fast battle over a mile and a quarter with Cavalcade carrying 126 pounds and a tricky rail start.
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Washington Fark
Sport Kings
Cavalcade
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Brookmeade
Discovery
Singing Wood
Spokane
Anarchy
Mata Hari
Mata Wari
Rien Fall
Sir Ten
Patchpocket
Technocracy
Prince Pompey
Plight
Brookmeade Star
Charles Town Race Results Summary
Charles Town race card lists seven races with results and odds. STRANGE TIMES won the first race with 3.20, CUTIE GIRT and DISRUPTION placed. DIALLAANT GIRL and DAISY BUCK led the second race, SERENATIT and ALDERSHOT topped the third, REPEAL and NAY NAY led the fourth, WASHTI OUT and VACILDATE highlighted the fifth, TRISTRAP and SAND BELIE dominated the sixth, and FUSCO and CHANGEABLE led the seventh with multiple contenders mentioned.
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By Surprise
Smart Baby
Wee Tune
Kharaon
Maisonelle
Maple Prince
Diallaant Girl
Daisy Buck
Oe S
Dona Dulcin
James Ir
Boston Idol
Golden Gwyn
High Ilo
Lightning Rock
West Ind
Pink Post
Firemen vs Woodmen Tossers Sunday on Antietam diamond
Antietam Firemen host Woodmen of the World nine Sunday at 2 30 p m on Frederick Road. Firemen, after a holiday split with Security and Funkstown, aim to beat WOW. Likely pitcher Krownapple for the Firemen with Lush Banush for Woodmen.
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Antietam
Frederick Road
Security
Funkstown
Krownapple
Lushbanush
Gehrig Begins Tenth Season With Yankees
Lou Gehrig starts his tenth uninterrupted season with the New York Yankees after debuting as a pinch hitter on June 1 1925 and taking over first base the next day He reduced his batting average to near .243 through 1933 and remains a durable force despite a 10 5 loss to Philadelphia as league standings shake out The day also features key results across the majors including Tigers over White Sox and Red Sox crushing the Senators with strong pitching and hitting from notable names.
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Associated Press
Henry Louis Gehrig
New York Yankees
Lou
Columbia
Yankee
Peewee Wanninger
Wally Pipp
Gehrig
Everett Scott
Yanks
Philadelphia
A’s
Jimmy Deshong
Burleigh Grimes
Wildcats Meet Funkstown Boys in Washington County clash
Williamsport Wildcats aim to end a three game slide in the Washington County League as they host Funkstown at Conomac Park. The Cats lack a steady shortstop after Jackie Kreps left, while Funkstown has shown improvement including a recent win over Antietam. Game time is 2:30.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Funkstown
Conomac Park
Cats
Wildcat
Jackie Kreps
Antietam
Local Shooters Lead Maryland Singles Trap Championship
H C Krout of Maryland Line led the Maryland State singles trapshoot championship at the Oriole Gun Club Gwynns Falls Park with a perfect 100 in the first 100. Frank Beck Havre de Grace and Arnsparger W Hagerstown trailed one third behind, as the second 100 was to be shot tomorrow. In the professional class H l L Worthington Baltimore posted 99. Leaders in the first 100 included Dr W H Yeager Hagerstown 92 Dr R E Snavely Hagerstown 91 R T Blair Wagerstown 88 Robert Moser Frederick 83 D P Schindel Hagerstown 76.
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Baltimore
H. C. Krout
Maryland Line
Maryland
Oriole Gun Club
Gwynns Falls Park
Frank Beck
Havre de Grace
Arnsparger
W Hagerstown
Krout
H. l L. Worthington
W. H. Yeager
Hagerstown
R. E. Snavely
R. T. Blair
Wagerstown
Robert Moser
Frederick
D. P. Schindel
International League scores update
Syracuse 4 Newark 7 Baltimore 1 Albany 6 Montreal 7 Buffalo 9 Toronto 10 Rochester 4.
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Newark
Baltimore
Albany
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
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Washington St
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