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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1938

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3

Pinch Hitters Fail Indians in Tight Battle

Cleveland, Aug. 17. The St. Louis Browns defeated the Indians 10-7 as pinch hitters McQuillen Solters and Hemstey failed to connect. Johnny Allen exited early. 16 hits supported the Browns’ win over Cleveland. Batteries: Johnson Cole Heath for St. Louis. Allen Milnar Hudlin Pytlak for Cleveland.

Cleveland St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians Johnny Allen al Minor Willis Hudlis McQuillen Solters Hemstey St Louis Cleveland F Johnson Cole Heath Allen Milnar Hudlin Pytlak

National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Games

In yesterday's National League results Pittsburgh beat St Louis 4 to 3 and Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 while New York triumphed over Chicago 30 innings. Cincinnati edged Chicago 5 to 3 in a long game. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh Boston hosts Philadelphia St Louis goes to Chicago and Brooklyn plays New York. Walker P. Inman a wealthy Georgetown pilot flew 606 miles to Miami for Florida steaks, spending 205 dollars and 4 cents for 140 pounds of meat after landing with a plantation cock aboard.

Pirates St. Louis Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Brandt Bowman Odd Henshaw Shaun Owen Reds Cubs Chicago Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cats Cincinnati Walters Schott Lombardi Page Russell French and O'Dea St Louis Boston Philadel New York Philadelphia Brooklin Miami Fla Walker P. Inman Georgetown 5. C Florida Charlie Keller Keller Newark Toronto Vosmik Keller Newark Vosmik Boston

Champion Soprano Fan Watches Cardinals Play

Mary Oz of Box 16 Sportsmans Park, St. Louis, a longtime season-ticket holder, is noted for her vocal and gesture laden cheering as the Cardinals pursue another season victory. Her reactions reflect a devoted fan’s blend of anticipation and jubilation during the game.

Mary Oz Sportsmans Park Grandstand St. Louis St Louis Bronx Cardinals

Sacrifice Bid Or Penalty Double Determines Championship

In a team-of-four bridge final the choice between a sacrifice bid and a penalty double decided the Long Island Bridge League championship. Four spades was made, yielding 740 points for North’s side as East and West were defeated. a misjudged sequence in five hearts cost 100 points and tipped the match by under 500.

North West East

Bridge Hand Summary from Four Players Session

A verbose bridge recording shows a four player team with an opener and several passes. The notes include dealer positions and bidding terms such as pass and double, with a focus on the South West North East sequence and auction details.

Armstrong Becomes Holder Of 3 Titles At Madison Square Garden

Armstrong defeats Lou Ambers after 15 rounds to win the world lightweight championship, becoming the first boxer to hold three titles simultaneously. He scores two knockdowns and avoids a knockout, despite penalties for low blows and a late Ambers rally.

Madison Square Garden N. Y Henry Armstrong Los Angeles Lou Ambers Herkimer Armstrong Little Negro Ambers Arm Strong Thajerty

Maryland Veterans Meet In Convention

Maryland veterans from across the state gathered at the War Memorial for the first session of the 29th annual Maryland Department American Legion convention. The legionnaires and Auxiliary joined in services led by Rev Raymond W Cocke with Taps, war songs, brief addresses by Governor Nice Mayor Jackson and Phil Conley national vice commander.

Maryland War Memorial Vonigat Maryland Department of the American Legion Legionnaires Women's Auxiliary United Raymond W. Cocke Harry W. Nice Howard W. Jackson Phil Conley

Jolliffe Memorial Tennis Tourney Set To Start

The Walker N. Jolliffe Memorial Tennis Tournament opens Monday with men's singles and doubles. Robert E Clapp Jr chairs. entry in by 6 pm Saturday. Open to city or county residents. fee is $k per team and 75 cents per singles. Matches at Catoctin Country Club. J Richard Ramsburg won last year. defending doubles champs A A Radcliffe Jr and Malcolm McCardeil.

Walker N. Jolliffe Robert E Clapp, Jr Clapp A A. Radcliffe, Jr Alvin G Quinn Catoctin J. Richard Ramsburg

Reds feared in C I O claims before Dies panel

John P. Frey, veteran A F of L leader, testified to a congressional committee led by Representative Martin Dies of Texas that Communists or sympathizers hold many key C I O positions. Frey cited over 200 alleged Communist connections within the C I O and its rival AF of L.

Congressional Committee Martin Dies Texas John P. Frey A. F. of L. Frey

Whitney string and Sky Raider in Whitney comeback

Horse racing feature notes Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney would have led the money winners if he kept his stable intact. Sonny Whitney risks a return with Sky Raider, son of Man o War, to revive the famed blue colors in future races.

Harry Grayson NEA Service Saratoga Springs Cornelius Vanderbnkt Whitney Whitney Sonny Whitney Thingumabob Sanford Charles Shipman Payson Mrs. Payson Arlington el Chico Equipoise John P. Grier C. V. Whitney Dauber Blunderer Chief Pimlico Willie duPont Foxcatcher Farms Maxwell Howard Preakness Stagehand Lawrin Co. V. Whitney Harry Paine Whitney Saratoga Sky Raider Lexington Churchill Dow New York World-Telegram Canada Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney

Saukeville Ban on Political Talk at Park Concerts

Saukeville Wisconsin August 18 AP villagers limit free park events. Village board bans political talks at band concerts and movies in the park to keep events apolitical.

Saukeville Wis

Washington stadium to serve drinks in paper containers

Scraps from a noisy sports roundup note stadium rules change at Griffith Stadium next week restricting pop bottles after a rowdy double header between Senators and Yankees. Other items cover Maryland boxing laws, former players in Baltimore and Washington, and local semi pro action with several teams named and dates mentioned.

Washington Jake Powell Senators Yankees Griffith Stadium Red Ormsby Maryland Bibber McCoy Mount St Mary's Slim Zimblemann Baltimore Ed Kawai Illinois LA National Football League Washington Redskins Bill Boyd Buck Everett Glenburnie Wichita Kans Brazil Ind June Green Eddie Chet Horan Hen Sherry Boston Red Sox Vosmik Cramer Grove Nenkamp Redskins Corrine Gridith George P. Marshall Pepco Barry Francis Scott Key Fast American Legion

Baseball Scores and Standings Include Rain Postponements

American League results show St Louis over Cleveland 10 to 7 and Detroit 4 to 3 over Chicago with Boston 4 5 and Philadelphia 3 0. Other games postponed due to rain. matchups listed include New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston. Standings reflect New York, Washington, Detroit, St Louis, and Chicago with listed records and percentages. Also noted is a South African censor list banning Balzac and Rabelais for their supposed treatment of sex.

St Louis Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago New York Washington South African Union Honor de Balzac Francois Rabelias

Best Shots Explains Power Source Use

A column explains how to maximize performance by using all available power sources. It emphasizes efficiency, balance, and safety while detailing practical steps and examples from recent experiments.

Power in golf wrist cock and timing

A golf writer explains that many players rely on hands and arms, missing wrist action. Top hitters preserve wrist cock until the hands reach waist level, unlocking greater length with less effort.

Guith

Tailors vs Williamsport Softball Game in Baker Park

Frederick Tailors host Williamsport in a 6 pm Baker Park softball clash. Two Williamsport defeats recently noted. umpires Twenty and Esterly assigned. Japan withdrew from the League of Nations in 1935.

Frederick Tailors Baker Park Williamsport Twenty Esterly Walkersville Japan League of Nations

Top Division Teams Booked For Tri County Playoff Clash

A preview notes Wakefield and Middletown tied for second with Buny wick meeting in Middletown while Damascus visits Montgomery County to end the regular schedule for six clubs. Leaders and ties determine first round matchups under the league system.

Wakefield Middletown Bhuny"wick Damascus Montgomery Wakefield-Middletown Brunswick Ich Damas

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