Yanks edge Tigers in 10 to move closer in standings
Washington Whitehill pitched a seven inning no hit effort but the Senators toppled Detroit 4 3 in ten innings. Pete Fox homered in the third, driving in Clifton and White to produce all Detroit runs.
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Pete Fox
Plea” Clifton
Jody White
R. H. E. Washington
Detroit
Whitehill
Bolton
Redmond
Crowder
Hoggsett
Hayworth
American League Yesterday's Results Summary
SWashington defeated Detroit 4 to 3 and New York edged Cleveland 8 to 2. Barton posted a 9 to 5 Chicago win over Philadelphia 14 to 1 in 10 innings at St. Louis.
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Swashington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Barton
Chicago
Philadephia
St. Louis
National League Schedule Headlines Rewake Notes
Yesterday's Rewake lists no games. Today's slate includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, with any results contingent on late changes.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
New York
Prt
Louis
Taneytown Triumphs In Extra Innings Reserve League
Frederick County League action saw Taneytown edge Emmitsburg 13 to 11 in a seven inning contest halted by darkness. Brearwick to Middletown, Tharment to Taneytown, Union Bridge to Woodsboro, and New Windsor to Beckmetterg were listed. a forfeit was recorded for Weare against Biley Sendwich City.
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Ganes
Breorwick
Middletown
Tharment
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
Becmtteterg
New Windsor
Conoco Kids stretch win streak with pair of league games
The Conoco Kids extended their undefeated run to eight by beating Furnace Mountain 21 to 8 and Lander AC 7 to 4 in a Loudoun County League weekend doubleheader. Lefty Robertson started for Furnace Mountain and faced trouble in the seventh as Conoco tallied nine runs after earlier nine in the third.
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Conoco
Furnace Mountain
Lander AC
Lefty Robertson
Point of Rocks Moundsman
A. Cannon
Fry
Smith
Gardner
Jones
Cockrell
Dilelird
Lander
Lefty Culler
Coneco
Lefty Knipple
Bunday
Doubs
Schleysville
AB. R
A. Fry
Ford
Rive
Finnestrock
Furnace
E. Fry
Shores
J. Fry
C. Athey
HH. Ather
Fisher
Wef O
Aligie
Robertson
Dotson
City Speedball League Second Half Results Report
Yesterday’s results show Stull’s 9 Bull’s Sandwich 0, Juniors 7 Hosters 7, and a forfeit with seven innings completed as darkness halted play. Upcoming games include DeMolay vs Stup’s and Tavors vs MO. AL and Conoco Kids appear in scattered lines with partial scores and names.
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Stull
Bull
DeMolay
Stup
Thareday
C. Pearl
Routzahn
Cule
Dia Rice
Haines
Steele Leading Mates for Frederick Hustlers in Batting
Ray Sreele leads the Frederick Hustlers with a .380 average in 87 at bats. Frank Fraley posts a .448 mark in half as many games. Sreele also stands atop doubles with six and triples with three, while the team features several players with multiple doubles and three triples.
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Ray Sreele
Frederick Hustlers
Willow
Frank Fraley
Steele
Husky Nitter
Triplex
Hildebrand
Hoffman
Himes
James
Angleberger
Stine
Taneytown Top Emmitsburg In Darkness Halted Clash
Taneytown beat Emmitsburg 13 to 11 in a postponed Frederick County League game at Emmitsburg Tuesday night. The first inning saw four Taneytown runs on three singles and a three run homer by Biechner. Emmitsburg surged ahead with a four run fourth and stretched to a slim lead before Taneytown rallied in the seventh with five straight hits producing five runs to seal the win.Pat Pleagle left the mound after the seventh with the game decided and Frank Altheri took over.
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Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Baltimore Firemen
Carroll Countlans
Biechner
Frank Altherl
Pha Eee
Buck Ramsey to Coach Donkey Game for Old Timers
Frederick Hustlers and Old Timers teams clash at McCurdy Field on September 6. Buck Ramsey, former Frederick manager, will coach from the sideline and top local veterans are expected. Proceeds aid the Junior Fire Company as two colored teams named North and South compete in donkey baseball under a drum and bugle corps backdrop.
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Frederick Hustlers
Blue Ridge
Old Timers
McCurdy Field
Ramsey
Harvey Butler
Buckeystown
Frederick
Harrisburg
Butler
Bugs” Snyder
Hagerstown
Wick Winslow
Lefty Clark
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Jack Morrison
Outfelder
Bob Orrison
Frederick Outfelder
Hank Yordy
Hack Wilson
Reggie Rawlings
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Connie Mack
Roger Cramer
Rellie Hemsley
St. Lows
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Rederick
Drum and Bugle Carps
Junior Fire Company
Bentley
D. Duckett
Palm
R Palm
Lyles
Ambush
Barnes
Hammond
Leftield
C. Duckett
F. Forman
Walker
Tri County Scores Tommy Oliver and Spalding Record Distance
Tommy Oliver of Catholic University delivered an 84 yard punt against Western Maryland. Spalding officials officially recognized the boot as an all time record surpassing Bob Parnhem’s 1927 Georgia Tech mark by four yards.
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Tommy
Catholic University
Oliver
Sac
Western Maryland
Spalding
Guiue
Neeasen
Four More Matches in Walker Neolliffe Tennis Tourney
Four more matches were played at the Country Club courts on Tuesday evening. Buddy Radelf defeated Max McCardell 6-2 6-4, Dick Ramsburg beat Edgar Palmer 6-4 6-1, Lloyd defeated James Harris 6-4 6-3, and Anna A. Ogle beat Gertrude Wren 6-2 6-2. Clapp Jr. and Howard McGregor drew after darkness halted their match with McGregor taking the first set 6-4 and Clapp the second 6-4. third set 6-all when 1% was naked.
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Walker Neolliffe
Buddy Radelf
Max McCardell
Dick Ramsburg
Edgar Palmer
Lloyd
James Harris
Anna A. Ogle
Gertrude Wren
Robert Clapp, Jr
Howard McGregor
McGregor
Clapp
Jones and Shewbridge
Brunswick
Weob
Peregoff
Mt Airy Defeats Walkersville Behind Eaves Win
Eaves earned the win for Mt Airy, allowing seven hits over six innings to beat Walkersville. Norris struck out eight over three innings. Scored events include Norris and Eaves contributing multiple off-numbers, with Scheel handling a passed ball and a hit by pitcher credited to Norris. Umpire Kreh and time of 2 hours 40 minutes noted.
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Shores
H. Fry
A. Cannon
Ford
A. Fry
Jones
Korea
Ather
H. Athey
J. Fry
OM Robertson
Hartman
Cockreil
Robertson
Cockrell
Hitler
Rainea
Calla
Gardner
Finneyfrock
Cannons
Loalng Picher
Hite
Roberson
Furnace
Conoco
Willard Baker
B. Conoco Kids
Lander A.C
Thomas
Haines
Culler
Otto A. Pry
Mui
Fiatr
Der
Lily Culler
Lander
Smith
Mt. Airy
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Orrnheim
Od Butler
Murray
Fur
Scheel
Ja. Murray
Norris
P Henderson
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Ott
Orc
Clipgan
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Keffer
Cf-P. O
Warrenfeltz
Rf-P
Ecker
P. O
Clem
Saus
Myera
Emmitsburg AB
Mt. Ary
Staner
Walkersville
Zimmerman
A O
Callahan
Fleagie
Eaves
Butler
Dormheam
W. Crum
Ecken
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
B. Ecker
Mondorff
Savor
Stoner
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Fekenrade
Bilettner
Bankert
Hitchcock
Poulson
Fiewie
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Tes
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ballis—Scheel
Haves
Kreh
Trout
Park Dodgeball League results spark tight standings
Washington Street beat Harmon Field 9 3 and Baker Park toppled East Third Street 8 4 in Park Dodgeball League play. Washington Street leads with 1 000 points, Harmon Field 990, Baker Park 820, East Third Street 860. Team lineups listed for East Third Street Harmon Field Baker Park and Washington Street with player names. A stray line notes a gas leak causing tomato leaves to droop.
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Washington Street
Harmon Field
Baker Park
East Third Street
Baker
Park and
Third Street
Denter
R. Abrecht
G. Hoffman
E. Dorsey
C. Marts
C. Abrecht
F. Burkholder
Bowman
C. Hauver
Ecworthy
J. Hosier
A. Bowman
J. Newton
B. Norwood
C. Bagent
C. Biggs
A. Abrecht
A. Brockman
H. Wilson
Faker Park
B. Dorsey
J. Weddle
W. Birely
FE Moberly
N. Dorsey
H. Keeney
V. Abrecht
C. Rhoades
J. Hossler
Abrecht
G. Ford
C. Esworthy
A. Stockan
E. Moberly
I. Kump
J. Wedd
B. Pickett
P. Sheffield
D. McKenze
City Speedball League Results Spark Junior Victories
In Tuesday junior division games, Bchleraville beat East Third Street 2 0, and Baker Park topped East Third Street 11 7. Bohn allowed four hits, Smith led at bat, Burks hit a homer, and Toms pitched well but lacked support in the nightcap.
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Bchleraville
Baker Park
Victores
East Third Street
Gehleysvile
Bohn
Smith
Burks
Toms
Ono
Buchleysville
C. Bonn
Shaw
Kemp
B. Bohn
Park Speedball League Junior Division Play Preview
Schreysville hosts Harmon Field after a 3 to 0 loss at Baker Park where Schreysville posted 3 and 0 while Baker Park scored 11 and 7 in recent junior division action. Thursday’s game pits Schreysville and Harmon Field at Schreysville Ballpark.
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Schreysville
Harmon Field
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