Yankees Fall to Athletics in Fifth Inning Rally
In New York on August 4 the Philadelphia Athletics erased a 4-3 deficit with a five-run fifth inning to beat the league-leading Yankees 8-5 before 45,612. Elmer Vale sparked the surge with a single, Ferris Fain added a timely triple, and Bol Dietrich took the loss after Dietrich yielded runs in the opening frame. Young Cub Scher earned the win.
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New York Yankees
Elmer Vale
Ferris Fain
Acdea
Athletics
Bol Dietrich
Dietrich
Cub Scher
Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Cubs
Brooklyn
Eddie Waitkus
Andy Pafko
Phil Cavarretta
Pollet
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Dixie Walker
Pete Reiser
Walker
Reiser
Eddie Luken
Grady Hatton
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bucky Walters
Harry Gumbert
Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Pirate
Lambeau Predicts Strong NFL Season For Packers
Green Bay coach and executive Earl L. Lambeau. nicknamed Curly, said the college to pro pay off will be evident this year. He expects evenly matched teams and notes Detroit Lions and Boston Yanks as strong threats in the Eastern Division while Pittsburgh Steelers and Washington Redskins look solid in Western parts. Lambeau led 42 candidates to Rockwood Lodge training camp and cautioned luck remains a factor for Green Bay as salaries rise and crowds grow.
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Washington Redskins
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Y Athletic Club Wins Twin Bill Over Leitersburg and Waynesboro
The Y Athletic Club won its fifth straight with a 12-1 win over Leitersburg and a 7-5 victory against the Waynesboro Cardinals in a Sunday twin bill. Henry Shock belted a two run homer in the finale, while Buc Rice pitched the opener and Kenny Bruchey earned the second win. Jake Wiles highlighted the late innings with a double and two stolen bases, part of thirteen steals by Frederick runners.
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Leitersburg
Waynesboro Cardinals
Henry Shock
Athletic Club
Shook
Buc Rice
Kenny Brachey
Oniry
Fredenck
Jake Wiles
Gallorette Sets Track Record in Wilson Mile at Saratoga
Saratoga Springs sees a record opening day crowd as Gallorette, challenger to Sun Briar in 1918 and Fairy Wand a year later, wins the Wilson Mile by a length over Hornbeam. Bridal Flower and King Dorsett follow as Brown Mogul finishes fifth. Also notes Walker Cooper’s bat rise and league standings with key performers listed.
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WN. Y
Saratoga
W. L. Brann
Gallorette
Sun Briar
Fairy Wand
Challenger
T. C. Chenery
Hornbeam
Joe W. Brown
Brown Blogul
Robert L Kleberg
Bridal Flower
Brown Mogul
Westernport Falls to Staunton in Exhibition Tilt
Westernport Maryland and Delaware riders exited the Westvaco semi pro lineup with a 4 to 3 defeat at Staunton Virginia as Staunton clubs faced the Maryland group in an exhibition game. Rolfe to scout Detroit signs Red Rolfe as scouting supervisor after Yale and Toronto stints. Kell takes AL batting lead with .335 average on 122 hits. Joe Louis says he may retire in 1948 if undefeated.
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Westvaco
Westernport Md
Maryland
Delaware
Wichita
Kansas
Staunton
Rolfe
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Robert “Red“ Rolfe
New York Yankees
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Yale University
Toronto
Kell
Caicaso
George Kell
Cleveland
Lou Boudreac
Kelly
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Joe
Geelf
Ivenim
Ten Dollar Fine Appealed After Woodsboro Disturbance
Hotly contested assault and battery charges from July 24 in Woodsboro led to Magistrate Alton Bennett fining Max Wagenberg $10 and costs and dismissing Whitney’s charges. Wagenberg appeals to circuit court with $100 bond. Whitney's representatives were W Jerome Offutt and John R. Fitzpatrick. The incident arose from Whitney claiming wages at a veneer plant, followed by a name calling and rock throwing fracas.
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Moseitney
Woodsboro
Alton
Bennett
Wagenburg
Whitney
Wagenberg
E. Austin James
W. Jerome Offutt
John R. Fitzpatrick
Calvin P. Shifer
Middletown
Serge Dan Swomley
Edward E. Dorsey
Ife Street
Trafic
Charles D. Fisher
Rt 2
Serg
Swamley
Bruce E. Butt
Barmsburg
Officer Boone
Evelyn Blackston
George Crummitt
Mely Boyce
William T. Gue
Clay Stine
Elmer T. Fitze
Carl White
Ridgley
Allen Marshall
Fannie Ormes
Alice Hallman
Webster Lubey
James Newman
Thomas Underwood
Hubert Underwood
Albert Saint Claire
Alexander
Frederick
Baseball results and standings from American and National Leagues
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 9 New York 5, Chicago at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia. Night and twilight games listed. NL scores include St Louis 8 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 4 Boston 2. Standings list Brooklyn 39 62, St Louis 43 47, New York 43 47, Boston 39 20, Cincinnati 34 48, Chicago 33 47, Pittsburgh 30 40, Philadelphia 60 40. Entries for Maryland State Fair in Timonium MD close August 16 for poultry, livestock, pigeons. fair dates Labor Day to Sept 11.
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Chicago
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
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Bob Elliott
Tech
Enos Slaughter
Cavarretta
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Elliott
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Boston Wee
Timonium
Maryland
Matt L Daiger
State Fair and Agricultural Society
Ww. L. Pet
Boston Ae
Court News and Court Actions Prematurely Filed
Feulty Dorothy Howard Green and Nathan A Green file for partial divorce by bill of complaint while Lula E Bowens seeks absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Several property transfers and marriage licenses listed with many ages and addresses, including multiple divorces, separations and new unions across counties and cities.
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Dorothy Howard Green
Nathan A. Green
Lula E Bowens
George E Bowens
Clinton E Eaton
Anna B. Compher
Joseph E. Elkins
Haviland Nelson
Howard H. Devilbiss
Ito H. Roland Devilbiss
Carroll and
Frederick Counts
Donald T
West Seventh Street
Adelaide E. Boone
Libertytown
Paul €. Shultz
Milton
Barbara Lorraine Fisher
Bloomsburg
Walter F. Maher
Ada MM. Montanari
Washington
Clarence J. Compton
Ube F. Duncan
Reva
Sherwood Distillery Sued for Wartime Alcohol Overcharges
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation filed a treble damage suit in federal court against Sherwood Distillery Co of Westminster Maryland for overcharges on industrial ethyl alcohol during World War II. The Defense Supplies Corporation contracted April 1 1943 to fix prices by the OPA and later ceilings were set lower than charged, RFC seeks $164 548 41 with $54 849 47 in refunds due.
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OPA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sherwood Distillery Co
Westminster
Defense Supplies Corporation
RFC
Cumberland Girl Is Beauty Winner
Cumberland reports Miss Maryland title awarded to 18 year old Jean Dixon of Cumberland after eight contestants, with ranking by judges on talent, poise and personality. Dixon, a June Alegany High School graduate, earns silver cups and a trip to Atlantic City to compete for Miss America. Rankin and Zaleski named outstanding finalists. Meanwhile Big Pool near Hagerstown shows water rising by 33 inches since June, easing concerns of drying up fishing hole.
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Jean Dixon
Maryland
Free States
Alegany High School
Miss Dixon
Betty Lou Rankin
Biss Lonaconins
Betty Zaleski
Baltimore
Fort Meade
Jack Moore
Miss Rankin
Miss Zaleski
W. Preston Lane
Atlantic City
Hagerstown
Big Pool
Presence Of Troops Keeps Down Outbreaks
Seelisberg Germany Aug 4 A US Army official warned that widespread anti Semitism in Germany threatens open conflict between Jews and Germans unless occupying powers maintain order Dr Sterling Brown adviser on religious affairs to the American Military Government said anti Semitism exists now as in Hitler days and violent clashes could erupt without troops keeping the peace
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Germany
United States Army
Sterling Brown
Adolf Hitler
Wrong Guy
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr arrives at La Guardia from Boston as reporters ask his destination he replies only Sam Franklin and offers no further comment
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
la Guardia Field
Boston
Washington
Sam Franklin
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