Browns Rally to Beat Yankees inopener as Zaril la homers
St Louis outhits New York 3-2 on Pi-AI Zaril la’s ninth inning homer delivering a 3-2 win in the Yankees opener. Reliever Sig Jakucki earned his 10th victory while Hank Borowy took the loss. Don Gutteridge triple started St Louis scoring in the fourth. Nick Etten hit a go ahead homer for the Yankees in the fourth before the Browns tied it in the eighth.
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Seventh and Ninth Inning Rally Falls Short for Senators
The Senators staged a ninth inning rally scoring twice to close the gap but fell with the tying run on first as Rick Ferrell's fly in the late frame ended the game. Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 2 behind Newhouser and Richards versus Wynn and Ferrell.
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New League Causes Stir In Pacific Coast Football War
San Diego Aug 8 The Pacific Coast private professional football war heats up as George P Marshall Redskins owner suspends Dean McAdams for five years under National League by laws for signing with Seattle Bombers in the new coast league. Marshall claims McAdams is Redskins property after a recent trade. McAdams says he has no Redskins contract. Jerry Giesler defends fair play and cooperation amid threats.
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Yankee Maid captures Hambletonian in easy sweep
Yankee Maid, a Kansas owned and Kentucky bred three year old filly, won the Hambletonian at Goshen in two heats. Driven by Henry Thomas she led Emily Scott to triumph with times of 2.05 and 2.04, earning 18,467.42 dollars from a 34,427.12 purse. The crowd of about 15,000 watched as The Maid paid 3.90 to win in the first heat and 2.20 to win the second.
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Tailors Trim Wolfpack To Increase Loop Lead
Frederick Tailors stretched their City Softball League advantage by defeating Wolfpack 6 to 4 at Baker Park. Tailors exploded for four runs in the third after Wolfpack had opened with three in the first. Tony Wagner started the rally with a homer over Keller’s head, driving in teammates as the scoring momentum swung Tailors’ way.
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Reds Bow To Braves In 12-Hit Boston Victory
Boston Braves outscored Cincinnati Reds 9 to 6 behind 12 hits. Arnold Carter did not last long, Damon Phillips drove in two runs, and Clarence Etchison grounded into a double play to end a third-inning rally. Other NL results noted with St Louis tying a league record at 73-27.
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Teol Foot Germ Remedy Ad At Williamson’s Drug Store
Advertisement for Teol solution claiming it penetrates deeply to reach germs. Promotes full strength use for itchy sweaty smelly feet insect bites or poison ivy. Sold for 36 cents at Williamson’s Drug Store.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Giants 4 3 In Pittsburgh Showdown
Ostermueller earned his 10th win for the Pirates after allowing 12 hits as Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 to 3 before 12 396 fans. Two runs in the sixth featured Jim Russell's double and Bob Elliott's single plus an error by Woody Kerr, with two more in the seventh on Russell Elliott and Frank Colman plus a walk. Phil Weintraub's two run double in the eighth kept the Giants close. Pitchers Fischer Hansen Adams and Lombardi and Lombardi and Lopez listed in the box score for New York and Pittsburgh respectively.
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Big Wagering Continues At Cumberland Track
Cumberland August 9 Harness racing at the Cumberland Fair Association half mile oval drew record wagering as only three favorites won. In the Robert C Wilson Memorial feature, Myrtle M and Wesley A tied for top honors after a strong field, while Don Bingo It faded from strong betting despite five prior wins. Myrtle M paid long odds of 13.10 and 13.30 with no further details available.
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Unclear Race Wagering Totals Highlight Weekend Spotlight
Wagering figures show values of 690 and 860 and 350 for Precious Years securing a show spot while Paid 570. First two days handle totals 332 640 with 225 831 ahead of pace. Today handle 180 588 versus 99 342 last season as First Family and Fleetest produced 32 90 for the daily double.
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