Yankees Break Slump With 8 7 Victory Over Tigers
In Detroit on August 19, the Yankees halved their three game skid by beating the Tigers 7 to 8 before a crowd of 37,000. George Kell and teammates sparked New York’s runs as Detroit’s lead over the Yankees narrowed to seven games.
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American League Yesterday's Resorts Summary
Results show New York 7 over Detroit 5 and Cleveland 11 over Washington 5 with other games postponed. Scheduled today include Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit and Boston at St Louis.
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Tri County Score Totals in Complex Baseball Recap
Brunswick and Middletown clash in a high scoring doubleheader with multiple pitchers, hits, and bases loaded situations. Key players include Carey Huffer Gardner and Bohn with noted hits and runs as teams tally runs across innings in a multi game summary.
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Donkey Ball Draws Huge Middletown Crowd
A crowd estimated at 2,900 packed Middletown Park Monday night to watch the donkey baseball game between the Middletown and Brunswick clubs of the League. The event drew the largest crowd the park had seen, with players, scorers, and managers listed for both sides and the Frederick County League highlighted for its strong third basemen and catchers.
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Doubs A C Beats Bethesda In Two Games On Sunday
Doubs A C handed Bethesda the Conoco Kids their fourth loss this season Sunday at Bethlehayaville. Knipple pitched well until the ninth inning as Doubs plated four runs to win 9-3. Delauter matched with five hits allowed in nine innings, while Carey Fry and others provided power for the winners.
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Third Place Fight In Frederick County League Rivalry
Taneytown and Union Bridge clash for disputed third place at Sauble Field Taneytown seeks revenge after a prior setback. Ed Brockman of Baltimore to umpire with Poeibiss scoring. A second county contest Brunswick vs Woodshoro Wednesday looms important for title hopes.
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Buckingham winner over Frederick Independents in Buckeya game
Buckingham School defeated the Frederick Independents 9 to 5 at Buckeya on Saturday. Bowers held the visitors to two hits and one run through four innings, while Haines allowed five hits in five frames. A seventh inning spurt by Buckingham produced six runs on seven hits and two errors. A double play Seitz to Leis highlighted the field.
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Governor Nice Attends New Windsor Day Baseball Game
Governor Harry W. Nice visits New Windsor for Governor's Day events headlined by a 2:20 PM County League game between New Windsor and the Frederick Hustlers. A greased pig contest precedes the match, with Gov Nice pitching to Walter Rudy as batteryman and Sen. J David Baile at bat. lineup includes Hildebrand, Garret, Rice, Fraley, and others as Umpire Englar.
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Remembering Major Fires and Championship Upheavals
One year ago today a $50,000 fire destroyed the largest feed and equipment building at the Saratoga rack track halting the yearling sale. Five years ago today J Woodward of Houston won the Champion of Champions trapshoot at Vandalia by hitting 197 of 200 targets. Ten years ago today Jim Maloney was knocked out by King Solomon in Boston but was disqualified for striking the Hub heavyweight after the bell.
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Mount St. Mary’s Football Camp Opens Under Lawler
Mount St. Mary’s College begins a 12 day training camp on Echo Field in Emmitsburg with 75 players under coach Joseph Lawler and assistant Walter Opekurn. The group includes seven lettermen as the program rebuilds the Mountaineers toward a new season. Harry Leichert emerges as a backfield candidate amid hopeful prospects from multiple states.
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Juniors to Play Hosiery in City Speedball League
The Union Manufacturing Company nine faces Hosiery this evening at 6 oclock in a City Speedball League game. The M. C. A. and Hosiery were moved to Friday, while Hosiery meets Bills Sandwich Shop on Thursday.
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