Mustlers Triumph Over Miller Furniture In Savage Rally
Frederick Hustlers toppled Miller Furniture Co. 18 to 10 at McCurdy Field in a wild Sunday game as Bradshaw and Campbell held 24 hits for the visitors but a 10 run eighth inning sealed the win. Key figures included Willard Marshall and Bradshaw on furlough from the academy and Pete Stout who received a lifetime pen set and profits share before joining the service.
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Buffalo Internationals
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Frederick Hustlers
Miller Furniture Co
Washington
McCurdy Field
Bradshaw
Campbell
Hustlers
Muillettes
Marshal
Edemy
Pete Stout
Armed Forces
Stout
Austin Angleberger
Millerites
Ciomei
Steele
LeGore
Hummer
Millet
Angleberger
Wakrner
Hildebrand
Wagner
Mackenzie
DeLauter
Millers
Durkin
Marshall
Love
DeLanter
Fefries
Dansberger
Simons
War- Tenfeltz
Hidebrand
Bhid Campbell
Agai Bum
Sieele
Homer DeLauter
Hildebrand and
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Feltz
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Jers
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Hammer
Steele Ciomei Simons
LeGare
Staten
Smons
Ani
Angivorrge
Warrenfeltz Loring
Hirs
Warrenfeltz
Gardner and Smith
Walters
Greatest Football Legends and Plays From Esquire Poll
Esquire’s September poll ranks Red Grange as the greatest football player of all time and the 1941 Chicago Bears as the greatest team. It highlights the 1926 Army-Navy game at Soldier Field and Grange’s 93-yard kickoff return, plus famous single plays and stars across many eras. The piece notes voters included the public, editors, coaches, and Brinks Field personnel.
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Esquire
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Chicans Bears
Soldier Field
Youghdown
Urbana
Ilinois
Tony Hamilton
Navy
Harry Wilson
Army
General MacArthur
Hamilton
Wilson
Failare
Chicago Bears
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Four Horsemen
Minnesota
Pug Lund
Southern California
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Wo Eeah
Rose
Bronko Naguiski
Jim Thorpe
Tom Harmon
Sammy Baugh
Ernie Nevers
Don Hutson
George Gipp
Ace Parker
Clit Battles
Dutch Clark
John Kimbrough
Jay Berwanger
George McAfee
Bruce Smith
Whizzer White
Frank Sinkwich
Michigan
Andy Uran
Jen
Nebraska
Nite Kinnick
Bill Green
Iowa
Qhal-nenadeate Lene Vesta Waxyne Milner
Desvie Naves
Alf Kroeger
Ifhal
Johnny Ballers
Tennessee
Alabama
Eric Vipton
Duke Musburgh
Lone Arnold Herber
Don Hutson Pars
Green Bay
Brick Mullers
HW Stephens
Ohio State
Fequire
Brinks Field
Texas
Enid
Fire alarms report field blazes near Taneytown and Wadagaray
Last week three fire alarms were sounded in Taneytown for a field fire at Ben Mattisoni's burning 40 acres. In Wadagaray a large area burned near Myp's Matter and Mac 1, Nias stood near the LUB Church on Middle Street. Raw radar, selling for less than wood, has been used for open fires in many British homes.
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Taneytown
Ben Mattisoni
Wadagaray
Myp
Middle Street
Private Weedon in California Service Assignment
Pvt Weedon of Frederick Route 4 son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Weedon Sunnyside has served since November 1942 and is now stationed in California.
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Pvt. Weedon
Frederick
Route 4
Wilford Weedon
Sunnyside
California
Sports Roundup From August 6 2 1946
A rapid compilation of sports notes and anecdotes. Highlights include Alsab’s strong finish in a King Philip event, Rudy York’s hitting, and Ted Schroeder’s tennis plans. Mentions of Ensign Schroeder and Admiral Halas appear alongside various yacht and racing curiosities.
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting Appling Chicago 337 runs batted in Ellen New York 80 hits Wakefield Detroit 146 doubles Keltner Wakefield 29 triples Lindell New York 10 home runs York Detroit 22 stolen bases Moses Chicago Puchlie Chandler New York 153 National League batting Musial St Louis 354 runs Vaughan Brooklyn 84 runs batted in Nicholson Chicago 85 hits Musial St Louis 153 doubles Musial St Louis 30 triples Musial St Louis 15 home runs Nicholson Chicago stolen bases Vaughan Brooklyn 14 hitching Sewell Pittsburgh 18
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Associated Press
American Eague
Appling
Chicago
Rune
Vernon
Washington
Ellen
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keltner
Cleveland
Lindell
York
Moses
Puchlie
Chandler
Musial
St Louis
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chcago
Hite—Musial
St. Louis
Weekday Scores From Yesterday and Tonight’s Matches
Yesterday results feature Resatia Chicago 5 4 Philadelphia 2 0 Boston 3 1 Pittsburgh 1 11 St Louis 11 3 Brooklyn 3 4 Cincinnati 4 6 New York 4 5. Tonight’s games include Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn. Night game.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelp St
Brook
Louie Jay
Chicago ST
Dodgers Finally Beat Cardinals In Extra Innings
Dodgers overcome an eight game skid by beating the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 in 10 innings at Ebbets Field after rallying from behind in the nightcap of a doubleheader. The opener went to the Red Birds 11 to 3 with Stan Musial and Ray Sanders homering twice each.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Red Birds
Stan Musial
Ray Sanders
Max Lanier
Big Louis
Tigers Sweep A’s Behind York and Bridges Doubleheader
Rudy York hit two homers and Tommy Bridges pitched six strong innings as the Detroit Tigers swept a twin bill from the Philadelphia Athletics. York homered in the opener and Bridges limited the A’s in the nightcap for a 2-0 win. Stan Musial drove in five for the Cardinals against the Dodgers in game one. Bert Haas and Lonnie Frey provided key moments in the Reds’ two wins over the Giants. Bobby Doerr powered the Red Sox in game one with a homer, while Joe Dobson and Mace Brown blanked the Browns in game two. Kenedy of the Indians and Haefner of the Senators each tossed six-hit shutouts in nightcaps. Charley Keller homered in game one for the Yankees and Vince Castino homered in game two for the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Rudy York
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
York
Bridges
Athletics
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Musial
Dodgers
Bert Haas
Lonnie Frey
Sel H Haas
Dobson
Brown
Browns
Vernon Kennedy
Indians
Milt Haefner
Senators
Kenedy
Cleveland
Haefner
Charley Meller
Yankees
Vince Castinn
White Sox
Keller
Sox
Castino
Yanks
Dodgers Acquire Schultz in Big Deal for 40 000
Brooklyn announces the purchase of Howard Schultz from the St. Paul Club for about 40000 in cash plus Rube Melton and infielder Joe Orengo. Schultz, 21, 6'6" 200, bats right throws right, hits .204 with power and speed, to join Dodgers lineup after reporting tonight.
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Brooklyn
Howard Schultz
St. Paul
American Association
The
Dodgers
Rube Melton
Joe Orengo
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
Schultz
St. Louis
New York
Ten Durarher
Melton
Phillies
Orengo
Giants
Dolph Camilli
Battlers Win Into Quarters in Maryland Softball Play
Dr Pepper’s Battlers beat Cummins-White 5 to 3 at Clifton Park Baltimore to reach the quarter finals of the Maryland Amateur Softball Tournament. It was their second straight win as Young Kehne started and was relieved by Red Shaffer in a 3 hit 4 run relief showing. Baltimore fans backed Kehne earlier as Swomley and Cline drove in runs in the fifth to secure the lead.
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Yankees
Kentucky
Bill Helis
Louisiana
Pals
E. Graham Lewis
Elizabeth Arden
The
Face Creams
Helis
Navy
Ted Schroeder
Franniaen Sagep
Hob Flakenburg
California
Dr. Pepper
Maryland
Baltimore
Cummins-White
Clifton Park
Battlers
Max Kehne
Walsh
Kehne
Holland
Cline
Staley
Brandenburg
Swomley
Ramsburg
Allender Wild
Swomiey
Iscore
Dr. Pepper AB
R. H. O. A. E. Holland
Brandenburg Ss
Swomley Cf
Cook
Moore
Wachter
Cliners al Kehne
Shaffer P
White AB
R. H. O. A. E. Neely
Anshel
Knorlein Lf
Ressin
Baker
Robinson Rt
Rush
Layfield
Allender
Kenhne
Shaffer
Wise
E. L. Rothenhoeter
Keller Homers As Yanks Split Doubleheader
The New York Yankees split a twin bill with the Chicago White Sox before 38 662 fans. Charley Keller hit his 19th homer of the year as New York won game one 7 to 2. the Sox answered with four homers in a 4 3 nightcap loss.
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Rollie Hemsley
Ab H. Keller
Yanko
Ag Hemsley
Yanks
Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
New York
Bonham
Dickey
Grove
Swift
Wade
Turner
R. OH. E
Russo
Breuer
Hemsiey
Smith
Maltzberger
Castino
Baseball Results Across AL With Weather Affected Games
Summary of American League results from yesterday shows Cleveland 6 0 over Washington 2 4 Chicago 2 4 Boston 3 4 New York 7 3 St Louis 2 0 and Detroit 5 3 Philadelphia 4 2. First game 1 inning and second game ended in eighth due to weather with New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis. Washington at Cleveland and other clubs not scheduled. Night games noted. Corn used to make molds for aluminum steel and bronze castings.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Boston beats St Louis opener 3 to 2 in five-hit pitcher duel
In a tight opener Joe Dobson and Maca Brown limited St Louis to two runs as Boston won 3 to 2. The box shows Boston 3 runs on 6 hits, St Louis 2 runs on 5 hits with Judd Woods Canyow Gatehouse pitching for Boston and Farrell Hayes handling St Louis.
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Joe Dobson
Maca Brown
Boston
Rk. H
Boston Invesence Ae
St. Louis
Judd
Woods
Canyow Gatehouse
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