Frederickts Blue Ridge League teams split weekend games
Frederick's Blue Ridge League squad split two exhibition games at McCurdy Field over the weekend. Saturday they beat Shepherd College 18 to 6, then lost to the county league 12 to 1 Sunday as the county nine held the Blue Ridgers to four hits. Harvey Hamil to manage Chambersburg in Blue Ridge amateur league, Norman Rines named official umpire. Martinsburg Blue Sox trim roster to 22 players with positions listed. practice game planned due to no Sunday opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Blue Ridge
McCurdy Field
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Bill King
Blue Ridgers
Shepherd
Harvey Hamil
Fort Loudon
Chambersburg
Hamil
Albright
Waynesboro
Norman Rines
Rines
Temple University
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Hill
Gregory
Lamp
Ewan
Kilmer
Edwards
Stephens
Middleton
Raw Mns
Hassen
Little
Boyer
Woodring
Bradshaw
Barnes
Orem
Roberts
Butts
Ridings
Caskey
Costello
Barker
Sox
League Park
Baer to rely on natural ability to stop Carnera
May 1 report describes Max Baer saying he will not think during the June 14 heavyweight title fight with Primo Carnera. He plans to use his natural power and surprise the big opponent, insisting he will knock him out in four or five rounds. Ancil Hoffman urges Baer to avoid overthinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Vince Dundee
Newark
Walter Neusel
Germany
Miller
Paul Dazzo
Chicago
Louisville
Dundee
al Diamond
Paterson
N. J
Diamond
Neusel
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
New York
Nensel
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Maximilian Adelbert
Primo Carera
Baer
Mrotten
Carnera
Primo
Jekyl and Hyde
Ancil Hoffman
Max
National League Batting Leaders and Highlights
Yesterday's NL results show Ott of the Giants hitting .405 leading batters with Suhr of the Pirates at .395. Klein of the Cubs leads runs with 14 and RBIs at 15 alongside Suhr. Klein also has 18 hits while Urbanski of the Braves has 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Giants
Suhr
Pirates
Klein
Cubs
Vaughan
Urbanski
Braves
Baseball Leaders From A Lost Box Score
Reynolds of the Red Sox leads batting with .442 average, Knickerbocker and Indians near .414. Kuhel of the Senators drives in 10 runs, Morgan and Manush of the Senators and Sox contribute. Werner of the Red Sox tabs 19 hits, Foxx 13 RBIs for Athletics, Homerun leaders Foxx and Bonura tie at 4. Walker steals 7 for the Tigers, Gehrig adds 4 for the Yankees. Pitching: Thomas of the Senators, Rufing and Hildebrand of the Indians all 3-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Redsox
Knickerbocker
Indians
Kuhel
Senators
Morgan
Manush
Rune
Foxx
Athletics
Hitsa
Werber
Greenberg Tigers
Knickerbocker Indians
Higgins
Bonura Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Thomas
Ruffing
Hildebrand
Twelve Innings Baseball Showdown Between Chicago and Pittsburgh
In a long 12 inning contest Chicago tallies across two runs in the late frames to force extra time but Pittsburgh answers with a decisive sixth inning. Hartnett, Thevenow, Suhr, and Vaughn pace the Pirates while Bush earns the win over French as Magerkurth and Barr officiate over a 2:48 game. Groundouts and double plays shape the tense battle at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Ab
Ale English
W. Herman
Klein
AF. Herman
Cuyvler
Grimm
Hartnett
Joiner
Sush
Kindstrom
Vaurhan
Subr
Livagetto
Thevenow
Padden
FR Young
Grace
Ceeseees
Smith
Pos
Herris
Jensen
Ilevt
Traynor
Tomata
Harrison
Hove
Chicago
GoLu
Pittsburgh
Tims
Lavagretti
Cuyler
Suhr
Hartnete
I. Herman
Vaughan
Thevenew
Rush
Harris
Bush
French
Moyt
Hoyt
Magerkurth
Barr
Baseball Roundup Highlights Star Performances Across Leagues
Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants held the Dodgers to five hits. Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs drove in three runs with a homer, a single and a double to beat the Pirates. Paul Andrews of the Browns had eight hits to pace a win over the Tigers. Bill Ruble of the Phillies delivered a decisive tenth inning single to edge the Braves. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees both pitched and batted in a victory over the Senators with a homer and two on. Virgil Davis of the Cardinals contributed a homer, double and single against the Reds. Al Simmons of the White Sox slugged home run, double and single against the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Dodgers
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Pirates
Paul Andrews
Browns
Tisers
Bill Ruble
Phillies
Braves
Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Senators
Virgil Davis
Cardinals
Reds
al Simmons
White Sox
Moose Plan For Opening Of Circuit
The Moose intend a festive opening Saturday for the Blue Ridge League season with a parade led by the Moose Drum Corps and a first ball tossed by Mayor Wertz. Martinsburg visits for a 2 30 p m start at the stadium. Manager Young lists eighteen signed players with several more to come including catchers Mann Ogle and Smith. infielders Knode Ryan Keller W Lapole C Lapole and Mel Sease. outfielders Gibney Dofflemyer and Martz. The pitching staff will come from Martz Young Lushbaugh Rinehart Shaffer and Hap Powers. Practices announced for this evening at City Park, with signed players to attend. Those without transport urged to meet at the Moose Home at 4 15 p m. others to arrive by 5 00 p m. A second practice is set for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Wertz
Martinsburg
Young
Mann
Ogle
Smith
Knode
Ryan
Keller
City Park
Umpires Named For Blue Ridge League Season
Umpires for the Blue Ridge League this season include Norman Himes Chambersburg Merle Ecker Bernie Brooks Frederick George Walker Martinsburg Clarence Smallwood John Seal Winchester Lusbaugh and Lightner Hagerstown Home umpires will work the bases in all home games with the visiting umpire behind the bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Himes
Chambersburg
Merle Ecker
Bernie Brooks
Frederick
George Walker
Martinsburg
Clarence Smallwood
John Seal
Winchester
Lushbaugh
Lightner
Hagerstown
West End Juniors Beat West Side Club 17 to 15
West End Juniors defeated West Side club 17 to 15 at City Park on Saturday. Schlotterbeck, Berger and Ridge scored for the winners while Blessing, Russel, Strock and Murray tallied for the losers. For game information contact W. Ridge at 1805-7 between 7 and 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
West End
West Side
Schlotterbeck
Berger
Ridge
Blessing
Russel
Strock
Murray
W. Ridge
Woodmen of the World set practice at Halfway this evening
The Woodmen of the World plan a practice on their home diamond at Halfway tonight starting at o clock. All members should report to the W O W club rooms by five o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Debating the Constitution amendment at Franklin and Marshall
Everett E. Bostetter of Franklin and Marshall spoke first for the negative in a Philadelphia radio debate between the University of Pennsylvania and Franklin and Marshall College. The topic was a government by a responsible ministry under the proposed constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Marshall College
Philadelphia
Everett E. Bostetter
Franklin and Marshall
KE. A. Bostetter
The
United States
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 6 and St Louis 10 Cincinnati 6. Other scores list Philadelphia 5, Boston 4, New York 5, Brooklyn 0. Today Cincinnati plays St Louis, Chicago meets Pittsburgh, Boston faces Philadelphia, Brooklyn hosts New York. Tomorrow has only scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sescgose
Ean Keston
Coeery
Beenenee
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
American League scores show Chicago over Cleveland 20 to 10, St. Louis 7 over Detroit 2, Philadelphia 6 over Boston 2, New York 7 over Washington 4. Upcoming matchups are St. Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, and New York at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Pet
Aaa
Hiladelphia
Tigers Lose Opener as Rowe Struggles in Browns Loss
Detroit opened with a 7 to 2 defeat to the St. Louis Browns as Lynwood Rowe struggled on the mound. St. Louis plated seven runs on 13 hits while Detroit managed two runs on eight hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lynwood
Rowe
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Cabbie Juniors win indoor opener over Chestnut Street Slugsters
The Cabbie Juniors defeated the Chestnut Street Slugsters 13 to 6 on Moller's Field Saturday morning. Parks and Norris led the winners in hitting. Youth teams under 16 seeking Saturday games should contact Shoop at 742 South Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street Slugsters
Moller’s Wield
Parks
Norris
Shoop
South Potomac Street
Feltner brings 13 thoroughbreds to Hagerstown meet
C M Feltner of Virginia will race 13 horses at the Hagerstown Fairs Association spring meeting opening May 15. Riders Sammy Palumbo and Harry Edwards will pilot the Virginia silks in seven daily races with eight starters per field. Stall applications are pouring in and all 350 stalls are expected to be filled before racing begins with post time at 2:60 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feltner
Maryland
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Hagerstown
Dunwin
Hurdy Gurdy
Tambourine
Easter Dale
Slidings
Judy W
Tuleyies Spot
Warden J
Port Lane
Madam Fox
Broom Topper
Sammy Palumbo
Harry Edwards
Palumbo
Edward J. Brennan
Funkstown Juniors edge Greencastle in 8 to 7 win
The Funkstown Juniors defeated the Greencastle club 8 to 7 on Sunday. Key contributors were Trone and Shipley with the bat and Duffey on the mound. For the losers Mellinger and Metz pitched well while Duffey Ripple and Ridgely scored for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Greencastle
Trone
Shipley
Duffey
Mellinger
Metz
Hopewell team defeats Cross Roads 46 to 15
Sunday afternoon at Hopewell Field the Hopewell team beat Cross Roads 46 to 15. Ridge Fisher and Lind berger starred for the winners while Leatherman and Staley played for the losers. For speedball games contact Bob Fisher at Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Cross Roads
Ridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Shatzer
St. Thomas
Chambersburg Hospital
Shatzer
John TJ. Thomas
Rockland
C. N. French
Warren
Sir Thomas
A. B. Gordon
Tony Pascuma
Reichard
W. Antietam &T
Dr. Jekyl and
English
Collins
Klein and Hartnett
Martin
Rothrock
Frey
Chiozza
Hubbell
Warneke
Fountain Head
Fountain Head Country Club
Clif McKimmie
C. H. Miller
S. B. Riley
F. M. Fuller
B. E. Reed
Joe Byron
H. A. Dudley
George Humphrey
J. C. Pangborn
Dr. Wallhiser
R. Zentmyer
R. H. Knodle
W. J. Clapp
W. M
W. Cromer
L. V. Hershey
D. R. Snively
W. L. Altenderfer
W. A. Roulette
J. O. Funkhouser
L. S. Hamilton
F. C. Wright
C. H. Hoffman
J. C. Sommeéy
Bob Fridinger
R. C. Carder
Fridinger
Fred Reynolds
R. Paul Smith
M. Campbell
Dr. Dutton
Gordon Dudley
H. T. Kearns
Carl Stonebraker
Cramer
W. T. Hassett
George Twyford
D. E. Stultz
E. S. Guth
W. R. Jennings
Homer Miller
W. @. Wright-Pan
Raybestos
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Potomac Ave
Sporting Goods
McFaddin’s Sport Shop
Seiberling
Potomac &T
Ford Ltd
Studebaker
Ford
Nolan Motors Inc
E. Wash. St
Hoffman’s
N. Potomac St
Norwalk
Parker Tire CO
Clopper & Neikirk, Inc
W. Washington
Marlboro
Hakerstown
Tue Bue & Gray Shop
C. H. Adams
S. Potomac St
C. L. Stouffer
Men’s & Boys
Smithson
Legion
Allen
Varsity
50C
Pioneer
Smart
Cabbie Juniors
C. M. Feltner
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!