Bosox Top Yanks In Ten In Seesaw Tilt
Boston defeats New York 8 to 7 in ten innings to take the first of a four game series. Johnny Murphy suffers his seventh straight loss as Johnny Peacock starts the tenth with a double and delivers the winning run on a sacrifice and a delayed score. The win trims New York’s AL lead to one game.
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Johnny Murphy
New York
Boston Red Sox
Murphy
Johnny Peacock
Ian Peannale
P Wewe
Tommy Henrich
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
Hank Borowy
Yanks
Heber Dick? Newsome
Rhe
Borowy
Lindell
Dickey
Rosar
H. Newsome
Chase
Judd
Brown
Peacock
Dr Pepper forfeits to Iron Workers in City League chaos
Dr Pepper forfeited last night to Iron Workers Team due to an incomplete roster, prompting Ramsburg to summon all players for Thursday’s makeup. The league laments forfeits amid rainouts and schedule disruption, while DeMolay Jrs and Tasty Shop due to darkness ended 8 8 with DeMoisy 8 4 Tasty Shop 18 3 Batterie Kemp Swomley Kennedy. Barbara Fritchie Cabins has withdrawn from the league.
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Dr. Pepper
Pteserick
Ald Dhu Teen
Citi Softball League
Ramsburg
Pepperites
DeMolay Jrs
Tasty Shop
Kemp
Wiles
Swomley
R. Kennedy
Barbara Fritchie
Terps To Meet Keesler Air Field Team December 5
Announcement lists Old Liners schedule including a December 5 game against Keesler Army Air Field at New Orleans with Lt M Kium, former Nebraska guard, guiding the team. Also notes possible November 21 date and a 10 game slate amid other service club proposals and player Pershing Mondoeff.
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University of Mary- Jang
Keesler Army Air Field
New Orleans
Keesler Field
Bilox
Mass
Phils Defeat Dodgers and Cards Gain On Burns
Baseball roundup from Aug 18 194? detailing Rube Mellin limiting the Brooklyn Dodgers to seven hits in a 4-1 Phillies win, while the St Louis Cardinals beat the Cubs 5-1 to close within five games of the league leaders. Pirates beat the Reds 8-3 in Cincinnati as Lanning starred for Pittsburgh. King Carl Hubbell won for the Giants 10-2 over the Braves in New York, enhancing a six-game streak and extending Brooklyn’s slide.
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Browne Bally
Chicago
Denny Gaiehouse
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Rube Mellin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
RHW CE
Brooklyn
Macon
Owen
Sullivan
Melton
Livingston
Burns St
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
R HO
St. Louis
Passeau
Jernandex
Lanier
W. Cooper
Pirates
Reds
Cincinnati
Johnny Lanning
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Wallers
Ruis
Bucky
Fle
Leredin
la Pass
Pete Coscarart
Jim Wasdell
Bob Elliott
Phey
Eddie Doost
Elliott
Diner
Elbe ‘Pletcher
Vince DiMaggio
Eliott
Blimp Phelps
Frankie Gustine
Fletcher
Roth
Pittsburgh
Lanning and
Phelps
Walters, Shoun
Lakeman
West
Football Coach Ordered To Report For Induction
August 18 Los Angeles former Notre Dame star Marty Brill 36 now Loyola University coach reports for induction August 28 Brill a Penn and Notre Dame alumnus and 1930 Knute Rockne era star spent eight years coaching at La Salle Philadelphia before moving to Loyola in 1949 Bernie Bradley La Salle standout joins Brill in Los Angeles Brill’s La Salle teams faced Mount St Mary’s at Mec Curdy Field during his tenure.
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Los Angeles
Marty Brill
Notre Dame
Loyola University
Brill
University of Pennsylvania
Lafe Knute Rockne
Lou Little
Columbia
la Salle College
Philadelphia
Mike Pecarovics
Lavela
Bernie Bradley
la Salle
Valuable Player Contest in City Softball League
The News-Post Frederick Maryland announces a valuable player contest selecting the team’s MVP. Voters are instructed to return ballots to the sports editor.
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City
the News-Post
Frederick, Md
Tex Hughson Aims For 20 Victories In His First Year
Tex Hughson, a Texan pitcher from Kyle near Austin, aims for 20 victories in his first full season with the Red Sox after posting a 14 win first year. He credits coach Bill Burwell and Joe Cronin for confidence and discipline, and his repertoire includes a fastball a curve knuckler screwball and a slider. He started with a two hit shutout spur and has consecutive wins over the Yankees, White Sox, and Athletics, with a current seven week streak.
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Tex Hughson
York
Billy Disch
Peale
Cecil Clifton
Hughson
Yankees
Tex Ulughvan
OM Seatsuk
Kane Urtivetsny
Texas
Bib Falk
Pinky Higgins
Tigers
Red Branch
Ernie Kay
Mughson
Dr. Burbacher
Miami
Miss Blount
Red Sox
Moultrie
Georgia- Plorda
Canton
Mid-Atlantic
Scranton
Louisville
Magligan
Bill Burwell
Lowsville
Burwell Priched
American Association
Joe Cronin
Joe
Cleveland
Lana
Kyle
Austin
Browns
White Sox
Athletics
Detroit
Hal White
League Leaders by The Associated Press NL Batting Leaders
The Associated Press lists NL batting leader Reiser Brooklyn at .382 with Lombardi Boston at .325. Runs led by Olt New York and Reiser Brooklyn with 88 and 75. Slaughter St Louis tops RBIs and hits with 75 and 142. Mets/Dodgers mixs of players noted for triples and stolen bases, including Williams and Ott. Pitching leaders include Beroy New York and Hughson Boston.
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Associated Press
National League
Reiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Boston
Olt
New York
Slaughter
St. Louis
Nishaisur
Cagase
Ott
Easis—Reiser
Fernandez
Witching—French
Wyatt
Williams
Gortion
New Yo
di Maggio
Didlegsis
Wits—Spence
Washington
Case
Rahei Chicago
Berouy
Hughson
Larry MacPhail Takes Army Exam in New York
Larry MacPhail president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, underwent a physical examination for Army service last Thursday. The Army would not release results and MacPhail declined to comment. He is a World War I veteran and was part of a four man group reputedly sought to kidnap the Kaiser.
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Larry
New York
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Army
MacPhail
Vuity
Baseball Recalls From Yesterday by American League Teams
Yesterday's AL scores include Boston 8 New York 7 and Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 7 Chicago 0 Others not scheduled. Today games feature New York at Bastian St. Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at Cleveland.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Gimes
Bastian
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lous
Pet
Amiy
M.C. A
DeMolay, Jrs
Jc City Softball League Ties Dellplay With Tasty Shop
Yesterday Dellplay and Tasty Shop finished tied at eight each in a Jc City Softball League matchup. Upcoming games include Tasty Shop at Y M C A. Census data shows 563 321 occupants of mental institutions in the United States.
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Snow Whore
United States
Yesterday's Stars Shine In A Split Big League Night
Accounts highlight several pitchers and hitters from major leagues. Rube Melton and the Red Sox combined seven hits with timely blows to beat the Yankees, while Carl Mubside delivered a six hitter for his eighth straight win for the Giants. Ellis Clary and Max Lanier contributed solid performances, and Johnny Lanning scattered six hits in a Pirates win over the Reds.
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Rube Melton
Phils
Real
Dodgers
Johnny Peacock
Don DiMaggio
Red Sox
Yankees
Carl Mubbeil
Giants
Braves
Ellis Clary
Senators
Athletics
Max Lanier
Cardinals
Cubs
Denny Gatehouse
Browns
White Sox
Johnny Lanning
Pirates
Reds
Golf balls drive empties at Camp Croft and more sports news
A wide World Sports column notes Camp Croft shortages of practice balls threaten golf activity. offers drives to gather supplies and names early donors. It highlights Craig Wood and Harry Lewis supplying balls, recounts a Lynchburg Newport News Virginia League doubleheader under daylight and floodlights, updates on players like Hank Luisetti and Joe Fortenberry, and features Fort Hancock boxing, Gardner Mulloy, and Cleo Shans title challenges.
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Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
New York
Hades
Camp Graft
S. C
Robert G. Stephens, Jr
Camp Croft
Jack Cummins
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Craig Wood
Harry Lewis
Cleveland
Acacia Club
Lynchburg
Conn-Louis
Yankee
Yankees
West Coast Army All Stars
Wallace Wade
Bartlesville
Okla
Oilers
Chuck Hyatt
Fort Sill
Hank Luisetti
Naval Aviation
Beanpole
Joe Fortenberry
Army
Baseball Scores and Schedule From New York and Nearby Cities
New York beat Boston 10 to 2 while Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 to 0 and St Louis routed Chicago 5 to 0. Philadelphia won 3 to 1 over Brooklyn. Today’s games: New York at Boston, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Keller went 3 for 5 with a run and a score, McQuillen 2 for 4 with a run and two ribbies.
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New York
Boston
Pittsburgo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Whipp Reunion Held at Harris Home Near Feagaville
The annual Whipp reunion took place Sunday August 1 at the Harris home near Feagaville. Guests included Mollie Whipp Harvey Zimmerman Emory Whipp and many Whipp family members with refreshments served and names listed among attendees.
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Daniel Easterday
Albert Finnyfrock
John Boyer
Merble Whipp
Carroll Harris
Roy Whipp
Raymond Whipp
Robert Sanders
Wm. H. Q’donnell
Stanley Boyer
Mabel Halagan
Henry DeGrange
Names of Local Residents Listed in Readable Fragment
A readable fragment lists numerous local residents including Mrs Mortimer Whitehead Miss Ernest K Witt Dorothy Whitehead Joyce Whitehead Patricls Anne Easterday Jimmy Finny Frock Mary Jean Lantz Luther Hargett Charles Hargett Donald Whipn Robert Easterday Elirore Kirg Richard Easterday James Easterday Austin Easterday Helen Easterday Karl Easterday Janet Whipp Kenneth Whipp Richard Masser Glenn Masser Donald Masser William Whipp Robert Whipp George Whipp Lee Whipp Joseph Halagan Eva Young Jane Derry Barbara Lee Witt Maureen Faith ODonnell Eileen Anderson Carrie Rippeon and John Zimmerman.
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Mortimer Whitehead
Ernest K. Witt
Dorothy Whitehead
Joyce Whitehead
Patricls
Anne Easterday
Jimmy Finnyfrock
Mary Jean Lantz
Luther Hargett
Charles Hargett
Donald Whipn
Robert Easterday
Elirore Kirg
Richard Easterday
James Easterday
Austin Easterday
Helen Easterday
Karl Easterday
Janet Whipp
Kenneth Whipp
Richard Masser
Glenn Masser
Donald Masser
William Whipp
Robert Whipp
George Whipp
Lee Whipp
Joseph Halagan
Eva Young
Jane Derry
Barbara Lee Witt
Maureen Faith O'Donnell
Eileen Anderson
Carrie Rippeon
John Zimmerman
Beall Confers With Frederick GOP Leaders After Montgomery Trip
Beall of Frostburg Republican candidate for Congress met Tuesday night with Harry W LeGore Emmett R Bowlus and Benjamin L Shuff and other party leaders while returning from a campaign swing to Montgomery County Beall stayed overnight in Frederick There is a note about rat litters stating six to sixteen young per litter and four or five litters yearly
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MecCurdy Field
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Dowdles
Jack
Marion St. Louus
Jc. City Softball League
Dellplay
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Hank Reese
Richard Carlton
Kenneth Jones
Peetia
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Tooter
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WN. X
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Gardner Mulloy
Longwood
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Mulloy
Fig T. Muddle
Cleo Shans
Chalky Wright
Lulu Costantino
Pedro Hernandez
New York Commission
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Cleo
Hernandez
Sal Bartolo
Pep
City Softball League
Game Today
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Price Bros
McQuillen
Keller
Hemsley
McQuitlen Browns
Keller Yanks
Ww Lps
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Dr Pepper
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Bruce B. Dotterer
Frank V. Swearingen
Edward P. J. Hawker
Edgar Hawker
Rnquiry
Alma Elizabeth Cook
Hanford Cook
Raymond D. Grable
Catherine V. Grable
Robert N. Abrecht
Christine E. Abrecht
Marvelage
John L. Lysowski
Struthership
Lois M. Martin
Grantsville
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Eingle Or Ceaten Seiberling Tires
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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