Inaugural Frederick County League season opens midweek
The Frederick County League begins its sixteenth season with four games featuring Middletown at Thurmont, Taneytown at Union Bridge, Woodsboro at Emmitsburg, and New Windsor at Brunswick. All games start 2:30 except Brunswick, which begins at 3:30.
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Parachute Jumper Sergeant Leeper Based at Maxwell Field
Sergeant Leeper serves as a parachute jumper at Maxwell Field in Montgomery Alabama.
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Cubs Win Streak Hits Nine As Cubs Roll To 17-1 Beat
Chicago Cubs extend nine game winning run to top NL race with 17-1 rout of Boston Bees. Tex Carleton held Bees to eight hits while Rip Collins homered for Phillies in other action as Cardinals, Pirates and Yankees also win. Indians move to third as Senators blank White Sox.
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Jeeps Gain In Alloop In Evening League Games
In Alsatia Popeye League play last night two close contests decided late. Wimpies topped Tears 7-6 on diamond one, while Jeeps beat Goons 7-5 on diamond two. Notable plays included Crunkieton and Ridenour running catches and Jim Jones driving in the winning run for the Tears.
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Cubs to Play Harrystown A C in City League Clash
The Cabbie Cubs meet Harrystown A C at Funkstown field on Sunday at 2 30 in an Independent League game. It’s the clubs first meeting since last year’s city title clash. Both teams field balanced lineups and a good contest is expected.
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Baseball results and schedule from yesterday and today
In yesterday’s American League action New York beat Detroit 9 to 6 and Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 0 while St. Louis at Boston was washed out. Cleveland and Philadelphia postponed to a later date. Today Cleveland visits Philadelphia Chicago plays Washington Detroit meets New York and St. Louis plays Boston twice. Tomorrow St. Louis visits Boston.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Pittsburgh beat New York 3 to 2 while Chicago routed Boston 17 to 1 and St Louis edged Philadelphia 3 to 2. Brooklyn visits Cincinnati with remaining games and pairings listed including New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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World Tin Consumption Rises 45 Percent in Year
Global and domestic talks note world tin consumption advancing 45 percent in the last year. The report highlights steady gains across markets and potential implications for industry and pricing dynamics.
Baltimore City wins third in state track meet funfair
Baltimore City dominated the Statewide Olympic track meet held Friday with 39 points, ahead of Baltimore County’s 38 and Washington County’s 27. Mason Chronister set a meet record by clipping 2 minutes 3 2/5 seconds in the 880 yards. Allegany, Harford and other counties won several events across dashes, relays and field events.
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Pax's Spororials On Softballers Junior Games Tuesday
Tuesday features junior games Nay Jewelers versus Manbecks with Lapole umpiring and Clopper and Neikirk facing Hartles with Knode as umpire First home team noted A two week lay off separates halves with second half starting June 20 En trance for second half via Don ald Williams sponsors Call 566 Senior schedule for Monday June 1 ladth includes Boyer's Essolenes versus Gasco umpire Clarence Brade DeMolays versus H L Mills umpire Jack Watts Caskeys versus Delpher umpire Don Williams State Roads versus Hub Cleaners umpire Knode Leisters versus Morris Ser Sta umpire Rabbit Miller Junior League managers ensure players under 17 ink"]
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New Year Candlelight in the Old House
In a moonlit moment between Rupert and Roddie’s deaths, Isabel worries over the night’s eerie peace and a last confession. Dirk consoles, then plans a fresh start in a house they may keep or sell as Bowie returns from The Guadalupe to begin anew. New Year bells ring as they light candles and look toward future beginnings.
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Player Youth Age Rule Cited in Team Penalty Notice
The text states that any player past his eighteenth birthday will be suspended and his team will forfeit all games in which he has played, indicating a strict age eligibility rule and automatic forfeiture for teams fielding overage players.
Trego Stars crush Bears 27 to 11 in high scoring game
Trego Stars routed the Rhoversville Bears 27 to 11 as Colbert hit eight of nine, the club piled 41 hits and Brown and Reynolds combined for 25 extra blows. Homes stood out on defense in a one sided day.
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Leister Softball Beats State Roads 15 to 1
Leister defeated State Roads 15 to 1 in a league game. Barnhart and Limberg led the winners with points while Eichbone and Andrews scored for the losers. Al Smith Limberg Schlotterbeck and Barnhart starred at the plate. State Roads prepares to meet Boonsboro CCC Sunday at 2 30 on the South Potomac High field. all State Roads players urged to attend.
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Classified Ads Boost Health Wealth With Early Habits
Classified ads extol early to bed and early to rise as a path to health wealth and wisdom, urging readers to adopt disciplined routines. The snippet links daily habits with improved well being and financial standing, reflecting common booster ads of its era.
Aging Bill Try Drops Back In Major Loop Batting Race
In New York on June 13, manager Bill Terry of the New York Giants abdicated the pace setting spot as sluggers surged. Billy Sullivan of the Cleveland Indians led with a .411 average after seven hits in 16 trips. Stu Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals rose to NL leader, while Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio pushed into strong showings for the American leaders. Johnny Moore of the Phillies moved up to second in the NL with .360, as Baxter Jordan and Gus Suhr climbed to tie for third at .354.
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County Stars Take Easy Win Over City In Rainout
The County All-Stars beat the City All-Stars 5 to 3 in seven innings halted by rain. Attendance was 217 for a benefit game for Victor Brooks, a popular local player who broke his leg in a prior contest. Mentzer tripled, Brashears drove in runs, and the county rallied in the second inning to grab the lead.
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Lead Is At Stake In Chewsville Mangansville Clash
Chewsville and Mangansville baseball teams meet at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in a tight Independent League race. Both squads have shown solid form and the winner will gain a clear edge for second place.
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Bluebirds Matchup in Washington County League Clash
Boonsboro travels to Sharpeburg for a Sunday 2:30 p.m. boys basketball game. The Bluebirds seek to escape the cellar as Boonsboro sits second in the standings. Battery assignment remains undisclosed as both teams expect a large crowd.
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Baseball leaders of 1930s era blitz in chaotic list
The OCR fragment lists top players and stats across positions from multiple teams including Gehrig and Foxx. It mentions Yankees Tigers Indians Red Sox White Sox and Senators with runs batted in, hits, doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Pitching leaders Grove Malone and Sorrell are cited with a 5 1 record.
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Yearly Baseball Statistics Snapshot Batting and Pitching Leaders
Batting leaders list S Martin of the Cardinals with 391, J Moore of the Phillies .360, and others like J Martin 46 runs for the Cardinals Vaughan 46 for the Pirates. Medwick 53 RBI for the Cardinals Ott 49 for the Giants. Hits Jordan 80 for the Bees Moore 76 for the Giants. Doubles Herman 24 for the Cubs Medwick 18 for the Cardinals. Triples Camalli 4 Goodman 7 Riggs 7 for the Reds. Home runs Ott 11 Moore 9. Stolen bases J Martin 10 S Martin 8. Pitching Dean 11 wins 2 losses Carleton 7 2 Hollingsworth 7 2.
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Mills Team Defeats Morris Service in Softball Game
The H. L. Mills team beat Morris Service Station by 6 to 2 yesterday evening in a standout softball clash. Ambrose led the hitting with three safeties as Mills showcased a strong batting attack.
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