Yanks Split With Browns as Browns Win 9 8 First Game
The St Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 9 to 8 in the twilight first game of a doubleheader, powering with three doubles and two homers to overturn a 7 2 deficit. Luke Sewell’s club rallied in the sixth and added another run in the seventh before the Yankees sealed an 8 0 shutout in game two. Batter notes include McQuinn and Charka homers for the Browns and Harland Cuff's infield hit sparking the rally.
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Washington Street Wins Second Half Title in City League
Washington Street defeated Baker Park 11 to 5 to claim the second half championship of the City Playground League softball schedule. Rain halted play, leaving the field soggy and gremling miscues as Slagle and Talley led the Washington Street attack. Gaver, age, and Baker Park’s Brightwell and Donsife provided late offense.
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Joyce Murdoch and the confrontation in the car
Joyce Murdoch plans to meet Ward Allen as Don Raeburn confronts her with a gun in her car. The dialogue unfolds with tension as she drives away, while Murdock and Nason discuss possible Nazi connections and the murder case links to Ward Allen, Clarke, and the Miz Losada estate.
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Reds Take Opener of Boston Series
Cincinnati’s Junior Thompson pitched a three hitter to beat the Boston Braves 3 to 2 in the opener of a four game set. He yielded two runs in the ninth as Joe Beggs finished the win. Cimemennott, Walker, Marshall and Presley produced early Cincinnati runs while Eddie Joos stole second and Dion West scored on Thompson’s single.
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Baseball scores and upcoming AL matchups list
Results show Boston 1 Detroit 6 and Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 along with New York 8 Chicago 8 and Washington 3. Today’s games include New York at St Louis and Boston at Detroit with others not scheduled.
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Baseball Teams To Carry Umpires Here
Maryland State League teams will carry umpires to remote county games as travel costs strain resources. Woodbine at Woodsboro will have Unite Young officiating, New Market at Miliry features Mister Umpire Twenty, and Liberty-Tyamsville game officials solidify the plan amid rationing and travel limits.
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National League Cad nat AL Nastar relies on timely match slate
The schedule lists games across cities including New York and Brooklyn with venues in Berne, not Geneva, reflecting changes in federation oversight. Cad nat AL Nastar aims to align with Swiss federation capitals and adjust posturing for upcoming matches.
Minor Leagues face cuts as rosters shrink next season
Wide World Sports columnist notes looming player shortages across the minors will force reductions to active lists, with some leagues folding. The piece highlights expected transitions as services, drafts, and wartime constraints alter rosters, and mentions specific names and teams in passing within a broad sports roundup.
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Redskins Packers Game at Baltimore on Labor Day
Gen Frank Hancock, head of the Stadium, says the Park Board approved a Labor Day football game between Westy the Tettiime and the Green Bay Packers for September 7 in Baltimore. He also arranged Col Bob Ner lands All-Stars to meet the Brooklin Dodgers here on September 16, this game moved to Baltimore.
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Hitting trio leads to Keller win in opener and nightcap
In Friday's doubleheader Keller goes 1 for 4 in game one and 3 for 4 in the finale as McQuillen homers for Uollingsworth and Hemels adds a 1-for-4 day. The Browns' lineup shows MecQuillin 229 83 275 and Keller 348 9 g61 with Hemeles 9 32 205. Robinson extends win streak with a tenth round decision over Angott at Madison Square Garden.
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Trap Bid Brings North to Questionable No Trump
A bridge analysis of North and South bidding illustrates a common trap. North, holding a strong hand, wrongly sticks to one no trump after South's two diamonds. South tests strength by bidding two diamonds, prompting North to reveal weak preferences. The proper sequence would show North’s real stopping power in hearts and clubs.
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Colesville Cardinals Set for Twin Bill at McCurdy Field
Colesville Cardinals prepare for a double header Sunday with pitcher Frank Watt opening the first game against the Hustlers at McCurdy Field. Watt limited the Hustlers to four hits and one run in his last appearance as Colesville's roster lists players at every position and manager Donald Hobbs.
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Browns and Yankees stars spark rally with homers
Yesterday’s Stars item notes Mike Chartak and George McQuinn of the Browns and Spud Chandler of the Yankees homered to spark a winning rally. Chartak and McQuinn supplied solo blasts with Chandler driving in key runs to lift his team. The article credits the Associated Press for the report.
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Five runs in first game and Chandler’s three hit shutout
Baseball roundup notes Chandler pitched a three hit shutout in game two while five runs were scored in the first game. Bob Johnson of the Athletics hit a three run homer to give margin over the Indians. Tony Lupien of the Red Sox hit a homer, doubled, and singled in a treble over the Tigers. Gene Thompson of the Reds had three hits but required help in the ninth to hold off the Braves. Johny Humphries of the White Sox collected seven hits in a win over the Senators.
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Hustlers Fall To Grays In Twiilight Game
Homestead Grays dominarte the locals 14 to 2 at McCurdy Field in the first twi light contest of the season. Three Hustlers pitchers struggled as distance hits fueled the beatdown before darkness ended play in the eighth. Charley Clarke suffered head and body injuries chasing a fly into the left field fence. he was treated at Frederick City Hospital and listed as satisfactory. The Grays head to Baltimore tonight and Washington tomorrow.
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Baseball league leaders and resurfaced Foxville road
League leaders show Williams Boston top batting and runs , DiMaggio New York strong in RBIs and runs . Heath and DiMaggio lead triples while Mize tops homers. Reiser Brooklyn dominates hits and runs, with several players sharing doubles and thefts across leagues. Foxville road resurfacing completes in Hagerstown as county finishes about half of the planned county program.
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Pitching notes in Homestead Hustlers game scoring details
Rice pitched 145 innings with 3 in 2 innings credited to Delauter, 5 in 2. Delauter relieved, Myers allowed 7 in 4% innings. Homestead left on base 6, Hustlers 4. Includes three-base hit, fielding notes Gibson at the plate, Carlisle to Gibson double plays, strikeouts Delauter 2 Myers 1 Rice 4 Blair pitcher Delauter Ums Gardner and Smith. Time 214. Scorer Walters.
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