Indians Rally To Defeat Tigers 3 2 In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 13 the Indians beat the Tigers 3 2 as Gris Hockett delivered a decisive two run double with bases loaded in the ninth. Virgil Trucks faltered in relief allowing three walks before being relieved as Cleveland earns a win after a rough stretch. Batterys Trucks Wilson Parsons Bagby Desauters Clift hit for Detroit.
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Parsons
Bagby
Desauters
Liberty Club Shifts Games to Woodsboro Field
Complications with the Liberty baseball diamond end home games at Liberty. W B Red Burall announces Liberty will use Woodsboro for postponed August 9 games and subsequent fixtures, canceling August 16 and the September 6 Liberty home date. Umpire assignments list Mt Airy at Yamaville, Liberty at Woodsboro, Woodbine at New Market.
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Young
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
National League results show Chicago 13 over St Louis 5 with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh postponed and Boston at Brooklyn not scheduled. Today schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Repass Sold to Orioles from Senators in IL
Bob Repass, fielder for the Washington Senators, was sold today to the Baltimore Orioles of the International League. President Clare C. Griffith announced it as a straight cash transfer and declined to disclose the amount. Repass joined Washington last fall from Columbus in the American Association and had a rough spring and slow start after the season opened.
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American Association
Archaeologist Seeks Hidden Maya City in Forbidden Land
Sandy Morse meets with McIntyre on the Isthmus to discuss locating a Maya city on a high plateau near the Continental Divide. Morse explains his plan to explore a site tied to the Old Empire, while McIntyre recalls previous failed attempts and cautions the dangers of the Forbidden Land.
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Sandy Morse
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Mr. McIntyre
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Joe Ransom
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piTulyie
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Chiapas
Forbidden Land
Hustlers To Play Twin Bill In Weekend Baseball Action
Frederick Hustlers schedule a Sunday twin bill with Gaithersburg Athletic Club after rain disrupted other games. Austin Angleberger announces the two games, with weather and prior rainouts shaping Montgomery County baseball plans. The Gaithersburg squad lists pitchers Hottinger and Fede, while Frederick fields Reber at short and Limbicum Briggs Riley in the outfield.
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Gaithersburg Athletic Club
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Sekeke Canty
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Waslington Senators
Wilderness Mystery of the Maya Plateau
Sandy, a ranch manager and archaeologist, discusses dangers of a jungle region and a buried Maya key. McIntyre warns of peril as Sandy recalls a tablet revealing a codex hidden on a high plateau with a city of seven temples. The legend ties to a remnant army and a buried key under the main temple altar. To be continued.
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Isthmus
Mr. Morse
Sandy
McIntyre
Sattin Feen
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Siberia
Gonzales
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Sendy
Yucatan
Particula
Sports Roundup Page Reacts to College Travel and Polo Prospects
New York Aug 14 Ned Irish says colleges face little travel worry this winter as football schedules loom. West coast schools promise to attend Madison Square Garden events while Chicago figures back in with Leo Rodak and Willie Joyer on the Zale Abrams card. Hardin-Simmons tussles with Texas A&M over Gus White polo plans. Gib Sanderer later muses on making White polo captain. Also notes on Bears camp at Mary land and other sports movements and appointments.
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Ned
Wineter
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Waypoints
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Willie Joyer
Chicago
Tony Zale
Georgie Abrams
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Maryland
Bears
Texas A
Gus White
Hardin-Simmons
Aggies
Gib Sanderer
White
Gus
All-Army Washington clash looms as college rules apply
Nixon Denton notes college rules will govern the All-Army and Washington Redskins clash on August 30 with pay to players. Navy and Blue Ridge College figures weigh in against war-time adjustments. Scores and results from baseball and other sports are listed, along with furlough updates and coaching messages.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Walter Maight Outsider Wins Cumberland Race
Walter Maight, the long shot, wins the seventh Harry M Manley Handicap at Cumberland aboard Walter Hataht after a late surge on the sloppy track. Clarke receives $107 worth of silverware and the silver trophy as Manley Fair president presents the prize.
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Eiveteh
Riaven Husey
Walfiieneth
American League leaders and batting champions listed
The Associated Press compiles seasonal leaders in batting runs and RBIs. Williams Boston dominates multiple categories with 93 runs and 103 RBIs while Spence Washington earns 145 hits. Ott New York leads runs with 81 and Reiser Brooklyn 73 RBIs.
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Higgins
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Heath
Cleveland
Laabs
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Chandler
Borony
Reiser
Brooklyn
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Slaughter
Medwick
Esquire Sports Poll Names Top Teams and Stars for Season
The Esquire Sports Poll picks Minnesota, Notre Dame, and Great Lakes Naval Training Station as the top three teams with Georgia star Sinkwich leading as the likely star. Sophomores include Dick Hoerner and Horace Gillom among others. opinions gathered from coaches editors sportscasters the public and Fort Sheridan and Ellington Field. Voter questions cover shifting games to cities gas rationing and entertainment value of football with varied majorities on each issue.
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Billy Hillenbrand
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Dick Wilding
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Leo Daniels
Paul Governall
Columbia
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Filback
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Tom Mont
Maryland
Joe Muha
Virginia Military Institute
Bob Cifers
Tennessee
Red Wade
Rudy Mucha
Great Lakes
Don Willer
Southern California
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Buck Fawcett
Stanford
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Dick DeShazo
Eddie Prokop
Georgia Tech
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Tulane
Jesse Tunstill
Kentucky
Clyde Fuson
Lee Tevis
Washington Uiversity
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Mike Vargon
Kansas State
Leo Thorup
Creighton
Jackie Fellows
Fresno State
Fred Provo
Washington
Art Honegger
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Wins Across Leagues
Harland Clift of the Browns homered twice and singled twice driving in four runs in a 71st inning win over the White Sox. Cris Hackett of the Indians doubled Will Casés with two outs in the ninth to beat the Tigers 3-2. Claude Passeau of the Cubs shut down the Cardinals to end a losing streak and earn his 16th win of the season.
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