Redskins to play Alexandria in Dixie League game
The Washington Redskins, defending Eastern champions, will meet Alexandria, Va., in a Dixie League exhibition at McCurdy Field on September 9. Officials expect a percentage-based gate share with under one dollar admission. Stars such as Slingin Sam Baugh and Dixie Howell are listed among hopeful participants, pending final contracts.
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Athletics End Yankees’ Streak With 4 3 Victory
Philadelphia defeats New York 4 to 3 as Buck Ross and Ed Smith limit Murderer’s Row to three hits. Solters leads Indians past White Sox 7-3 in Cleveland. Appleton’s three hits help Washington beat Boston 3-0. Tigers nosed out Browns 7-6 in Detroit. Cubs hammer Reds 22-6 on Ladies Day. Cardinals topple Pirates 4-1 in St Louis. Giants blank Phillies 5-0 in New York. Bees beat Dodgers 5-2 with DiMaggio homer in eighth.
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Grimes Dodges Plots and Boxers Amid 1939 Ryder Cup Talks
Burleigh Grimes questions misquotes while Charles Diesen pressures Cincinnati Reds to curb Dodgers. Adamick and Kearns face boxing prospects in Detroit as Ryder Cup chatter, hotel politicking, and Olympic bets swirl across the sports world.
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Former Mount Players Align for Hustlers Doubles Clash
The Walker N Jolliffe tournament moves to Crocty igga Club courts with matches today. Ramsburg announces pairings for mens doubles while Clapp Ramsburg face Price Palmer and Radelife in a series opening. The Catoctin Country Club team closes season against Mount Washington. Poolesville Farmers play Sunday as region clubs prep for fall play.
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Damascus and Walkersville meet in post season at Woodsboro
Damascus aims to repeat as Tri- County League champion by facing Walkersville in the first round at Woodsboro on Sunday at 2 30. Brunswick meets Middletown in the other division clash while other clubs duel on elimination basis for the pennant.
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American League Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Matches
Baseball scores from the American League include Philadelphia 4 New York 7, Cleveland 7 Chicago 3, Washington 3 Boston 4, St Louis 6. Tonight's games list Hingo at Cleveland, Stoms at Detroit, Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia. Also notes a Potomac River outing by Samuel E Brown Jr and S Elmer Brown I. a 13 pound plus catfish was landed near Edwards Ferry with help from William T Delaplaine.
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Middletown Seeks Ninth Straight Win As Schedule Unfolds
Middletown leads Frederic k County League by two games and aims for a ninth straight victory against Brunswick Railroaders at Brunswick at 3:30 PM. Woodsboro faces Yellow Springs at 3 PM, with Woodsboro needing a win to stay in the pennant race. Thurmont travels to Mt Airy at 2:30 PM as both clubs chase a strong showing. Emmitsburg rests today.
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Heavy play from ivory hunters in small rural leagues
The article follows Max Bishop of the Detroit Tigers tracking George Skinner in the Penn Maryland League and scouting other players like Bing Simmers J H Martin Westmaster and Glenn McQuillen. It notes Peck Ward scouting in Frederick County and Mt St Marys College hosting the Redskins on September 5, plus an injury update on Jimmy Behrens of Union Bridge sidelined by an infected leg.
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National League game results list
National League scores show Chicago 22 over Cincinnati 6 and St Louis 4 over Pittsburgh 1. New York 3 defeated Philadelphia 0. Boston 9 beat Bronklyn 2 and Brooklyn fell to Boston. Philadelphia faced New York. Pittsburgh played St Louis. Cincinnati played Chicago.
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How They Hit Moose Solters Four for Four Friday
Solters posted the biggest batting gain with four hits in four at bats. Vosmik and Keller each had one hit in four at bats, with Keller still at .247 and Vosmik at .325 after the game. The latest averages show Solters leading Indians hitters with a .319 mark, while Hemsley and Keller linger in the Browns and Newark lineups.
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Ambitious stars and sports notes mix in weekly roundup
Rogers Hornsby eyes a return to the majors with aim for the 3000th Basebit Club membership. Yachtsmen have spent about 75 million on America’s Cup craft since 1851. Clark Griffith’s Nationals ban helmets. players cite alibis. Billy Brown shows rare speed and hops. Stan Laurel bets John Montague can beat any golfer with a month’s notice. Duke anticipates a strong football season despite Parker’s departure. Miami strengthens winter horse title claim.
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Tris Speaker
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Racing in America adds Hollywood Jockey Club plant
The article notes a new million and a half dollar Hollywood Jockey Club plant joining racing in America. It lists prominent big league figures such as Wes Ferrell Mel Ott Beau Bell Earl Combs Dick Coffman Bill Walker Buckey Harris Joe Cronin and Frank De maree as among the handsome mien. A Nassau Bahamas racing law prohibits racing of horses not island bred ponies.
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Joe Cronin
Frank Demaree
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County Speedball Playoffs End With Two Final Games
The County Speedball League wraps its season Sunday afternoon with Ballenger at Mt Pleasant Plane No 4 in Harmony Grove and Liberty at Myersville. Ballenger clinched the second half while Harmony Grove took the first half, as Edgar Allan Poe’s literary criticism appears in the text.
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