Cleveland Mulls Terry Move as Indians Boss ONeill Exits
Cleveland owners push Giants' William Harold Terry as the preferred replacement for Steve ONeill. The group, led by Horace Stoneham, hopes to lure Terry with a Cleveland business package and a front-office path, while eyeing other candidates like McKechnie and Setheron if Terry balks.
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Steve O'Neill
Indians
Tribe
William Harold Terry
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Terry
William Boyd McKechnie
Boston Bees
Allan Sutton Setheron
Browns
Gar¢At
Louisville
Milwaukee
Target
New York
Giants
Babe Ruth
Memphis Bill
George J. Tomlinson
George Ball
van Sweringen
George Martin
Alva
Charles I. Bradley
John Sherwin
Joe Hostettler
Newton D. Baker
Percy Morgan
Cleveland Baseball Company
Will
Steve Oneill
Poular
Yellow Springs Meets Thurmont In Game Thurmont clash at Thurmont
Yellow Springs meets Thurmont in a postponed Frederick County League baseball game rescheduled for later. The Aqua teams had previously played a thriller here, with Mt Airy and Emmitsburg set for Aug 25. Charlie Keller led Newark with a .347 batting average as latest averages show Keller .347, Voasmik .323, Fremsiey .236.
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Thurmont
Middletown-Woodsboro
Middletown
Mt Airy
Emmitsburg
Yellow Springs
Wandsboro
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Charlie Keller
AR. H. Ave. Keller Newark
Voasmik Browns
Indians
Fremsiey
Browns
Uamsville Club Victory Over Poolesville 14-4 in Sunday Action
The Iamsville Athletic Club defeated Poolesville Farmers 14 to 4 at Poolesville on Sunday. Three big innings carried Uamsville to the win with Myers earning the victory and Reed the loss.
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Poolesville Farmers
Poolesville
Montgomery Counix
Poolesville Abbhy Oae
Cheswell
J Munday
Haugh
Remsburg
Poole
Tamsville
P. Hargett
Burkholder
Hargett
Tabers
Abrecht
B.iargett
Arnold
I Myers
Lenhart
Fou
Myers
Bell
Cubitt
Hurkholder
Reed
Kitts
Tyamaville
Belehuer
Donkey Baseball Game At Union Bridge Tonight
A large crowd is expected for a donkey baseball game at Union Bridge field between the Union Bridge Club of the Penn Maryland League and the Lebichko Giants. The event starts at 7 15 p m.
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Union Bridge
Union Bridge Club
Penn- Maryland Icue
Lebichko Giants
City Speedball Championship Action Tonight at 6
Second game of the City Speed ball League series scheduled for this evening at 6 at Baker Park. Ox Fibre meets Fredeneck Tailors after Tailors won the opening game Monday by seven to five.
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Ox Fibre
Fredeneck Tailors
Baker Park
State streams stocked with 375000 bass from Lewistown hatchery
State fresh water streams received about 375000 bass from last spring's Lewistown hatchery stock. Albert M. Powell says 40900 were smallmouth, 500 in Frederick county streams, with fingerlings released into Monocacy and Potomac rivers and tributaries. This marks three years of Lewistown propagation with future angler benefits expected as bass mature.
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Lewistown
Albert M. Powell
Frederick County
Powell
Potomac
Brunswick
Cape Town
South Africa
New York
Cane Town
Union of South Africa
Ceci von Bonde
Union
Granted Divorce in Circuit Court for M. Austin Young
A decree in Circuit Court grants a divorce to M. Austin Young from Ruth M. Young after more than two years of separation. Alton Y. Bennett represents the plaintiff.
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M. Austin Young
Ruth M. Young
Alton Vy. Bennett
Plaintuf
Rouzerville Beats New Windsor 4-1 in Weekend Baseball
Rouzerville overcame New Windsor 4-1 in Was'nsboro as veteran Chubby Myers held New Windsor to three hits over 5 2 9 innings. Donnie Peiffer and Sease capitalized on three infield errors to spark Rouzerville in the late frame, with 200 fans watching the Penn Maryland wheel league game.
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Chubby Myers
Sease
Baker
Haines
Bounds
Routerville
Peiffer
Bing Simmers
New Windsor
Sense
Rouzerville
ALE
Havis
Poitier
Simmers
Staley
Henicle
Td Henicle
E. Havis
Myers
New Windsor AB
O. A. EL ' Haines
DI ‘Baker
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Talbert
Kelly
Lantz
Flatler
London
Fa Hardin
Lis
Kelley
Lants
New Wind
Rouserville
Liames
Flatter
Johnsson
Peiffer Hit By Pitcher. by—Myers ' (Lantz). Left On bases—Routerville
Drury
A Myers
Flalter
Frederick-Winchester Brunswick district officers take Virginia trip
William J Mohan Basil S Coffman and Anthony Marrone of Eureka Maryland Assurance Corp depart Baltimore Saturday for a weekend sight seeing cruise to Old Point Comfort Virginia then bus to Williamsburg Yorktown and return to Baltimore Monday after a business meeting in Baltimore
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William J Mohan
Frederick-Winchester- Brunswick
Eureka- Maryland Assurance Corporation
Basil S. Coffman
Anthony Marrone
Virginia
Baltimore
Old Pont Comfort
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Pirates win and cut lead of Cubs
Pirates beat Chicago 4 to 2 behind Brandt pitching and a late Waner catch. The win trims the Cubs’ lead over the Giants to three games as New York also won. Other games: Melton wins for the Giants over Boston. Phillies pound Dodgers 11 to 1. Cardinals top Reds 8 to 6. Gomez shuts out Senators. Tigers topple White Sox 11 to 7. Red Sox beat Athletics 6 to 4 to end losing streak.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cliff Melton
Giants
Boston Bees
R. H
New York Lsee
Melton
Danning
Bush
Hutchinson
Lopez
New York
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Senators
Tigers
R. Ferrell
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Gomes
Dickey
Jorgens
R. H. EE
Washington
DeShong, Cohen
Murphy
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
R. HL. E Delta
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Coffman
York
Whitehead
Rigney
Braun
Sewell
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Streeftz
Athletics
Wilson
Berg
Ross, Fink
Turbeville
Brucker
Baseball results and today’s AL schedule from New York
Yesterday’s American League results include Washington 8 at New York 6 and Detroit 11 to Chicago 7 with Boston 6 at Philadelphia 1. A rain postponement leaves Washington at New York, Cleveland at St Louis, Boston at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Chicago on today’s slate.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelpha
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National League Yesterday's Results Recap
National League scores show Philadelphia 11 over Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 4 over Chicago 2 New York 4 over Boston 1 St Louis 8 over Cincinnati 4. Today games include St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Brooklyn and New York at Boston.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Pitsburgh
Revival of the Blue Ridge League discussed by Hagerstown editor
Frank Colley of the Hagerstown Herald envisions a revived Blue Ridge League with cities including Hagerstown Frederick Winchester Chambersburg Carlisle and possibly Cumberland. Frederick may fail to start due to lack of Sunday play.
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Frank Colley
Hagerstown
Montreal
Wilkes-Barre
Slaving Admitted In Trunk Murder Mystery
New York detectives announce a confession by a man claiming a woman aided him in the murder of Oliver George Sinecal. The body was found stuffed in a trunk delivered to an express agency. The suspect is Joseph Oden, 36, unemployed.
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Joe Louis
Farr
Joe
Natie Brown
al Ettore
Mistah Joe
Britain
Jimmy Braddock
Chicago
Braddock
Thomas Farr
Schmeling
Roxborough
New York
Edward Mullins
Joseph Oden
Oliver George Sinecal
Express
Redskins to Play Dixie League Entry at McCurdy Field
Contracts signed for Washington Redskins to face Alexandria entry in a Dixie League game at McCurdy Field on Sunday September 5 under Francis Scott Key Post American Legion auspices. Exemption for Slingin’ Sam Baugh noted as he plans to play for College All-Stars September 6. Training starts next Tuesday at Anacostia.
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Bernie’s Arena
Jack Lipps
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Paul Zentz
Thurmont
Massanutten Military Academy
Jie
Washington
Fishing Creek
Fentz
Washington Redskins
Alexandria
McCurdy Field
Francis Scott Key Post
Harry Pettingall
Legionnaires
Harry Pfaltzgraf
Redskins
Boston
Green Bay Packerh
Slingin
Sam” Baugh
Texas Christian University
Dallas
Texas
Dixie Horrell
Alabama
Cliff Battles
West Virginia Wesleyan
Mello
Flash
Falaschi
Santa Clara
Alexandria Team Builds On Former College Players
The Alexandria club features former college performers Don Bomba Hardy Gensmere Alex Cabbell Al Farrell and Gene Augusterfer. Finishing third in last year’s Dixie League, the team gains added strength this season as the Gessonnaires set an admission price of eight five cents. Bleachers will be provided along the sidelines for spectators.
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Alexandria
Don Bomba
Hardy Gensmere
Alex Cabell
al Farrell
Gene Augusterfer
Gessonnaires
Webb Defeats Clapp To Score An Upset
Buddy Webb toppled veteran Robert E. Clapp Jr 4-6 7-5 6-3 at the Jolliffe tournament on Catoctin Country Club courts. Other singles saw Charles Price beat Dick Radcliffe 6-4 6-1 Max McCardell over Harry Smith 6-1 6-2 and Ramsburg over Palmer 6-4 6-1. Doubles saw Radcliffe and McCardell beat Smith and Alfred Jones 6-4 6-1 with upcoming matches set among Radcliffe Price Ramsburg Webb and McCardell.
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Buddy Webb
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Catoctin Country Club
Clapp
Webb
Charles Price
Dick Radcliffe
Max McCardell
Harry Smith
Richard Ramsburg
Victor Palmer
Buddy Radcliffe
Smith
Alfred Jones
Radcliffe
Price
Ramsburg
McCardell
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