Giants Extend Lead in 104th Game Stunner
In a tense 5-4 third game, the Giants beat the Cardinals to pull four games ahead. Phil Collins wild pitches and a Travis Jackson run supply the decisive moment. Cubs rout Dodgers 11-3 as Brainback clears the bases. Phillies top Pirates 9-1 with Allen homering. Braves blank Reds 8-0 behind Brown. Tigers edge Senators 6-3 with Gehringer's run-scoring swing. Yankees top Indians 3-1 as Vosmik collects two hits. Athletics beat Browns 5-3. Grove wins 3-1 over White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinals
Deat
Phil Collins
St. Louis
Bill Delancey
Travis Jackson
Remembering Archery Scores and Boxing Mentions in Bristol and Saratoga
A garbled item recalls Richard Boogerhyde of Bristol scoring 90 in a free Amita archery reround for 722 total at Storrs Conn. It mentions a Travers at Saratoga and an NYAC elimination tournament among heavyweight contenders with Tunney as successor. The text is incomplete and mixes sports and dated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Boogerhyde
Bristol
Conn
Storrs
Donkey Baseball Returns Tonight at Mc Curdy Field
Donkey baseball returns with North and South colored teams at Mc Curdy Field tonight at 8 15. A crowd around 2000 is expected after a previous high turnout and the event features drum and bugle corps by the Junior Fire Company with a festive citywide backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy Field
Junior Fire Company
Slo
iDamarens
Iq Meddletown
Ray
Mid+ Men
Brunswick
Rotary Club
American Lotion of
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Woodsboro
Capietty
Ashburn Near Flag in Loudoun League Run
Ashburn keeps first place after beating Upperville 8 3 as Mountville tops Lovettsville 9 0. Taylorstown wins 10 9 over Sterling while Morrisonville defeats Lucketts 7 3. Looming tests Sunday include Morrisonville at Leesburg and Ashburn at Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashiun Clu
Upperville
Mountville
Lovettaville
Furnace Mountain
Leebsurg
Taylorstown
Sterling
Morrisonville
Lucketts
Ashburn
Lovettsville
Leesburg
Lovetsville
Furnace Mt
Mostisonvie
Luck
Lessburg
Lavetaville
Tucketts Mountville
Sloop Teams Not to Play at McCurdy Field
Announcement of cancellation for the Tri County League game between Brunswick and Church Hill at McCurdy Field Sunday afternoon. Church Hill manager Roscoe Shook says a game will be moved to Church Hill Diamond at 9 A.M. with John Gardner to start against the Railroaders to halt the leaders streak. Slugger Rice and Hustlers players to participate as Church Hill seeks victory. only one game will be held at McCurdy Field Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Church Hill
McCurdy Field
Roscoe Shook
Aguy
A'ebeke
Shook
John Gardner
Frederick
Llord
Rice
Frederick County
Church Hil
Labovur Storms
Baltimore
A ' Braddock
Joe Gould
Jimmy Braddeck
Joe Hearts
Tim
Gould
Uae
Wil
GMAW
Brafdok
National League
Hank Leiber
Giants
Sunny Aim Futsaimmons
Omaha
Sara
Molesworth Defeats Perego In Closest Miniature Golf Match
In the city championship at the municipal North Bentz street course John Molesworth edged Arthur Perego in a tight event. The players split two 18 hole rounds and the third, with Molesworth sealing the win by a final two to win the match as the tournament progresses into the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bentz Street
John Molesworth
Arthur Perego
Molesworth
Pnp
Doregom
Governor Nice to visit New Windsor on Governor's Day
New Windsor plans a Governor's Day on Tuesday August 20 with Governor Marty W Nice visiting Carroll County. A parade from the town center to the ball park precedes a 2 pm Frederick County League game between the New Windsor club and the Frederick Hustlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Marty W. Nice
Carroll County
Robert A. Pilson
Ball Park
Frederick County League
Frederick Hustlers
Gov. Nice
Walter R. Rudy
Mator
David Baile
Dail Dan Well Laide
Ba-Greeid
P. B. Englar
Taneytown
Dr. Pilaon
Nice
City Speedball League Replay Sparks Controversy
The M G A clinched a 2 1 win over Hosiery in the City Speedball League before the president Robert Grove ordered a replay Tuesday after an interference play sparked a dispute. Jim Linton struck out nine in a seven inning effort and Ralph Gastley led offense for M G A while Moss and Moore contributed for Hosiery in a hard fought game played amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert %. Grove
Moore
Moss
Baer
Staley
Hildebrand
Harne
Wastler
E. Rhoderick
Linton
A —Moss
McGregor
Bowers
Gastley
Kane
Rice
Roderick
P. Roderick
Secretary Loses With High Card In Bridge Match
In a Daily Hand from the American Bridge League, the declarer misses key finesses but counts on club and spade chances. He wins the diamond trick, executes a club finesse, then faces East’s queen and a forced diamond stop, leading to loss of a diamond and two spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legmnat
Rik
Declarer
East
South
West
Bridge Challenge: Defeating Four Spades Contract
West doubles Souths four spades after opening heart jack. The article outlines a rare defensive plan and declarers correct play, noting Easts refusal to win the first club altered the outcome. The analysis suggests alternatives and potential no trumps with cautious play, ending with the claim of defeating the contract by one trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
National League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday New York 5 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 1 Boston 8 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 11 Brooklyn 3. Today Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York. Detroit 6 Washington 3 New York 3 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
cCincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Bowen
Cirage
Gama Teter
St. Loui
Lunding
Br L Pet Bs
Dati
Aise New York
Boater St
Chicneg Cieve
Phiadelphia
Gridiron and Racing Notes From Distant Fields
The piece surveys a mix of sports topics: Lions’ farm system link with Louisville Colonels, minor notes on baseball players like Vernon Gomez and Dizzy Dean, football and boxing crossovers, racing drivers like Tody Marchese, and upcoming races such as Pimlico Futurity with a $47,840 purse. Also mentions Bobby Grant in amateur golf, Casey Stengel, and Connie Mack era morale. The report blends baseball, football, boxing, horse racing, and sailing vignettes with names and events from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Lions
Louisville Colonels
American Football Association
Jimmy Collins
Cardinals
Mange
Val Wy
Bidda
Tody Marchese
Seliém
Pimlico
Vernon Gomez
Schoolboy Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Mel Harder
Dizzy Dean
Hal Schumacher
Lon Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Jake Powell
Koap
Anaceur
Bobby Grant
Connecticut
Cleveland
Yankees
Frank Strafactional
Eente Manoaet Aes
Shante Baron
Braves
Dodgers
Gordon Phelps
Dummy Buch-ner
Han Casey Stengel
Connie Mack
Mickey Gochrane
Jimmy Dykes
Tony Canzoneri
Arbiters Named for Middletown Brunswick Game
Umpires from Hagerstown will handle the Middletown Brunswick clash on Saturday afternoon. M Thompson of Emmitsburg announced the officials Thursday night as the league’s selection, with Robert W. Keeak serving as scorer for the Middletown Brunswick game. Additional county league games Saturday list Thurmont at Tanetown with Sipple umpiring, and Devilleb two umpires from Hagerstown with Union Bridge at Woods providing further officiating duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
M. Thompson
Emmitsburg
League
Midtown-Brunswick
Robert W. Keeak
Thurmont
Tanetown
Sipple
Devilleb
Hagerstown
Union Bridge
Woods
Lushbaugh
Delbert
Ecker
Salter
Middletown-Brunswick
New Windsor
Valley
Frederick
Mull
Hosiery Faces Multiple Upcoming Games This Week
Yesterday's Resalte lists M C A 2: Hosiery schedule including game Tuesday against M G C A, Thursday against Hosiery, Friday junior and Bill's Sandwich matches with Hosiery. The sequence outlines several matchups for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
New Deal for Mountaineers Shapes Mount St Mary’s Football
Mount St Mary’s College begins an athletic revival as Joseph Lawler, newly named head coach, plans fall football at Echo Field. Sixty players report for practice with 30 kept, scholarships expanding from 30 to about 80. Walter Opekum assists, focusing on line play, as Lawler emphasizes conditioning and Warner system fundamentals. Early grid talk centers on readiness for the first Saturday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W St. Mary's College
Joseph Jo" Lawler
Mountaineers
Catholic University
Sit
Little Gray Stone College
Maryland
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Wester Maryland
Cloges
Bett Gare
Bt. Mary's
Pennsylvan
New England
Lankt
Mount
Lawler
Warner System
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tigers
Run Assault
Daymegely Coeree Wee
Tom Zachary
Les Munks
Tuck Brainback
Chicago Cubs
R.H
Brooklyn Gun
Warnecke
Hartnett
O'Dea
Zachary
Munns
Baker
Lopez
Taylor
Allah
Phil- Mes
Pirates
Bihan Allen
Phils
RWE
Bush
Brown
Hoyt
Grace
Bowman
Todd
Rob Brown
Reds
Cincinnat
Berger
Lombardi, Brown and Sophier
Bridges
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Gehringer
Clifton
Owen
RH. E.washington
Links
Hersick
Bobton
Hoemsett
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Vosmik
Jeer
Galater
Bronca
Dr Shore
Tamulis
Dickey
Hugin
Philips
Athletics
Browns
Hemsley
Rhe
Philsdeipnis
Marcum
Richards
Betsy
van Arts
Know
Thomas
Grove
Cronin
Werber
Cooke
Lefty Gove
Chicago White Sox
RK. E
R. Ferre
Teetie
Salvéton
Sewell
Teday
Jim Dandy
Tmd Ake Ogden Gelaus Tos
Travers
Saratoga
New York Athletic Commission
Frederick Ny Te
Pines
Sonny - Wans
Jac Snecica
Ralph Flanagan
Aea
Junior Fire Co
Drum
Sisidle Ivan
Loudoun County League
Ashburn 10
Meauntville Loveliseitle
Taviorstown
Taisiay, Morrisonvile Sts
Tiink Upnersalie Tucketts TU
SLOOP
M’curdy Field
Labovitz
Victor
June Reeve Atwood
Marian Miley
Lexington
Westwood Country Club
Rocky River
Pristinala
HD. Raymond
Evanston
Western Golf Association
W. A. Alexander
Mice
Rudy
Baile
Speedball League
WM. E. McKennet
Awites
Akiins
Ruvber
Wsrae
Deale
A& KT
Prince
Tarry Grayson
William F. Logan
Albert B. ‘Nes
Princeton
Boston Yacht Club
Marblehead
Hagerstown Umps
Bruns
Hosiery
Pet Union Mtg. Co
YM. CO. A
Frederick Tailors
Stup Brothers
Bill's Sandwich Shop
Stull's Service Station
DeMolay
Mountain Sport
Ug Jay
Jimmy
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!