Cardinals Curb Pirates to Split Doubleheader Showdown
St Louis overwhelmed Pittsburgh in both games of a doubleheader, then dropped a tough 10th inning loss in a later matchup. Harry Walker kept his hitting streak, while the Cardinals’ bullpen and clutch hits fueled the decisive eight inning rally.
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Brecheen
O'Dea
Braves-Nieman's ninth inning double beats Brooklyn
A garbled recap shows Andrews delivering two hits in six innings as Braves-Nieman edge Brooklyn. It mentions Bridges Trucks pitching, Rudy York and Tommy Bridges connections, and a double win over the White Sox. Yankees Chandler homer helps win.
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Butch” Nieman
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Tommy Holmes
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Nieman
Nate Andrews
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Lee Humphries
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Limer Siemar
Nake Andrews
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Virsil Trucks
Virris
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Trucks
White Sox
Spud Chandler
Ken Sears
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Chandler
Sears
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Jake Early
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George x—Early
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Dick Barrett
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Jeff Heath
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August Victory Garden Plantings Include Cabbage and Kale
An NEA Service expert notes late cabbage varieties Wisconsin All Seasons and Wisconsin Bullhead should be planted about 18 inches apart in two and a half foot rows. Spentic kale and collards suit southern gardens. spinach thrives in fall, while lettuce prefers rich soil and rotted manure. Early care involves thinning to one plant every two inches and saving seed to avoid waste.
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U 5
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Sumer
Pennsylvana
Dr Pepper Softball Team Throttles Wings 10 to 0
Frederick Dr Pepper defeated Martin B 26 Wings 10 to 0 in an easy Sunday victory to reach the Maryland State Softball Tournament quarter finals in Baltimore. Key hits came from Cousens Minkove and Kebner with strong pitching by Kehne allowing only two safeties. Next opponent will be Cummins-White ten, date and site to be announced.
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Frederick
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Cousens
Minkove
Sayeep Beeen Eave Etera
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Orm
Holland
Staley
Keller
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Wachler
Cline
Kebner
Minkave
Kehne
Guy Ramsburg
Cook
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Swanley
Hustlers
Crummins-Whitte
Frederick Softballers
Baltmore
Chenoweth and
Cosens
Haage Prepares For Final Race At Randalls Island
Cincinnati August 8 Gunder Haesa trains for his last appearance in the four mile event aiming to beat the two mile American outdoor record. He shares the pace unit with Gil Dodds and Bill Huise as rivals push toward the four minute dream while teammates Rattery Rudy Simms and Al Daley enter the field with noted yards. Haesé previously set the U S outdoor record in Sweden and is a fireman from Gavie ready to race.
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Cinder Paihs
Randalls Island N.Y
Gil Dodds
Boston Dirs
Bill Huise
New York
Omer
Jim Rattery
Rudy Simms
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Sweden
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Stender Haese
Welt
U. S
Los Angeles
Gavie
Hearst
Multiple Events Struck Across Sports and Fair Notices
A Bay Village student ran seven laps for 1497 in a quarter mile race while Gunder the Wonder finished eight laps. Baseball results show New York and St Louis in high totals with long games noted. A miniature Labor Day fair is planned in Timanium with horseshoe pitching and a school dance after Army use of fairgrounds. Alaska salmon pack is forecast at 5,500,000 cases.
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Itulse
America
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Timanium
Army
League Leaders By The Associated Press National League
Batting Musial St Louis 345 Runs Vaughan Brooklyn 81 Runs Batted In Nicholson Chi cnen FA 74 Hits Musial St Louis and Herman Brooklyn 29 Triples Musial St Louis 14 Stolen Bases Vaughan Brooklyn 14 Pitching Sewell Pittsburgh 17 Batting Appling Chicago .333 Runs Vernon Washington 67 Runs Batted In Fiten New York 74 Hits Wakefield Detroit 197 Doubles Keliner Cleveland 20 Triples Lindell New York 10 Home Runs York Detroit 18 Stolen Bases Moses Chicago 34 Pitching Chandler New York 14 3 Rat proofing 54 business blocks in Lille Rock Ark accomplished by crew of 22 workers including sanitary inspectors of the Public Health Service
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Fort Meade overwhelms Hustlers in 14 3 win at McCurdy Field
Fort Meade led by Dick Waldt's three homers powered a 14 3 victory over the Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field. Waldt slugged four hits, including a third homer, while Warrenfeltz and Bumstead contributed key hits as the Soldiers piled up 19 total hits to avenge an earlier 7 2 defeat. Wheeler, Denbow, and Foreman figured prominently for Fort Meade on offense and defense.
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Rustlers
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Walters
Baugh Missing As Redskins Start Drills
San Diego reports Redskins star Baugh backs in pain and out of drills with Shrine game looming. Eds note four players ailing. laryngitis, pulled tendons, and salary disputes color camp as lineups for Shrine game are announced.
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Joe Aguirre
Shrine Game
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Chicago
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Andy Farkas
Redskin
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Andy Saw
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Dutch) Bergman
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