Tigers extend Rowe win streak in 8-4 victory over Red Sox
Detroit pitcher Beto Rowe earned his 15th straight win as the Tigers beat Boston 8-4. The win tightens Detroit's lead at 6-12 games over the Yankees while Rowe nears the all time record for consecutive victories.
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Bcoghgy" Rowe
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Smoky Joe’ Wood
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National League Results and Today’s Schedule
National League results include Cincinnati 4 over New York and Philadelphia 6 to 2 over Chicago 1. St Louis blanked Boston 2 while Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 5. No games scheduled today. International League update mentions Albany and Rochester games. other titles not scheduled.
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Pewntt Vee
Albany
Weattbal
Rochester
City Speedball League Results
The United Fire Company defeated the Juniors in a tight game to stay tied for the pennant in Baker Park Tuesday evening. Multiple miscues and errors marked the early innings as both teams traded runs, with standout performances from fielders and base runners shaping the contest.
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Bluecle
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Lapp
Eatener
Steck
Harrison
Kinsey
Rhineld
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Pens
Hahn
Jey
Delifield
Yandhbuhr Bell
Municipal Steedball League Results and Schedule
Yesterday's Best Uniteds 7 Juniors 4 City Hall 28 Lutherans 12. Today Juniors vs City Hall bathhouse Exs erly Games Thursday City Hall vs Independents upper Vidteds vs Lutherans tower fame Friday Civ Hall vs Juniors upper Arel Independents vs Lutherans bath tease Gardner. Kentucky legislature passed taxing all cars with a gross sales tax on insurance licenses.
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Kreuz Returns as Penn Coach to Tutor Backfield
Sport notes recount Al Kreuz returning to the University of Pennsylvania as coach for the Penn backfield after a varied playing and managing career in the Blues Ridge area. The roundup lists returning lettermen, promising candidates from the 1933 freshman squad, and other league notes across college and professional baseball.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Penn
Tilero
Hagerstown
University of Maryland
Errier Venvrae Chicas
Ennis
Bernie Busther
Minion
Garrett
Goldman
Gretz
Sud
Nelson
Widmyer
Crecca
Sachs
Yeager
Riport Catheron
Fleet
Ferrell
Bill Andorka
Guckeyson
Headley
Stonebraker
Ellinger
Daly
Gormley
Leaven
Quigley
Zulick
Fletcher
Unemen
Bopst Advances In Cumberland Valley Ladies Singles
Elizabeth Y Bopst Frederick defeats Rachel McKinley Lappans Washington County 8 6 6 4 in the Cumberland Valley tournament semifinal at Hagerstown Tuesday. The Martinsburg players results highlight a day of strong West Virginia tennis with doubles semifinals and evening finales listed.
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Frederick
Humber
Rachel McKinley
Lappans
Washington County
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Mis Boost
Miss Meinley
Ines Recenier Wabitter
Max McCardell
Bussard
McChegor
Dick Hiamsburg
Robert Clapp
Celek
Tloyd
Charles Price
Lloyd Rice
Bull Orrick
Hugh Leigh
Orrick
Leigh
Tri County Baseball League Crown Race Sparks Regional Matches
The Tri County Baseball League Southern Division championship pits Church Hill and Brunswick clubs against Rolling J. Atkinson as president. Brunswick leads first half, Church Hill second half, with two Sunday games and a possible third on a neutral field. A contested New Market vs Cedar Grove game led to a forfeit and revised Sunday schedule. Northern Division standings hinge on Mt. Alry and New Market results. potential single-game finish anticipated.
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Bernie Brooks
Ruy
Steer Smith
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Mt. Alry
Favouy Cop Priory
Atkinson
New Market
Cedar Grove
Stout
Claude Barrick
Wilbur LeGore
Shaw
Frederick County League
Union Bridge
Damascus
Thirty Dollar Prize Six Mile Frederick to Braddock Races
A six mile marathon from Frederick to Braddock Heights offers 30 in prizes for a Democratic celebration on August 30. Cameron Keebrne handles entries at West Patrick Street store with a likely field of 10. Braddock Heights park pavilion hosts the finish after Ketine's store.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Cameron
Keeneye" Kebrne
West Patrick Street
Schanie Brothers
James
Speed
Brunswick
Neenone Pases
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Aj Kaeteed
Golf instruction on short distance backspin and fade shot
When under 125 yards the straight backspin fails to stop the ball. use a shorter club or a touch of cut. Set face back, place ball forward, open stance, and swing more upright so the face stays open as it draws across the ball. The shot will fade slightly and stop quickly on the green.
Buckingham Winners Defeat Frederick Junction in Week End Game
Buckingham School beat Frederick Junction 8 to 7 as Fogle and White produced key hits in the first inning. Gowers hit a homer and Buckingham added seven runs through six frames while Frederick Junction rallied in the seventh and eighth before Buckerstown sealed the win with late singles.
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Fogle
White
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Gowers
Bragan
Buckerstown
Wenasit
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Buckingham AB
Bowers
Tophan Bullock
Burras
Lenbart
C. Bowers
Lenhart
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Trout
Cleveland Beats Detroit and Philadelphia Tops New York
Scores show Cleveland defeated Detroit 12 to 4 while Philadelphia edged New York 11 to 6. St Louis beat Chicago 8 to 4 as other clubs remained unscheduled. Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Washington, with Philadelphia and Detroit hosting and visiting teams in the American League schedule.
May Take Final Game to Decide Blue Ridge Title
Frederick leads the Blue Ridge League with a full game cushion as Winchester, with five games left, trails. A Labor Day double header at McCurdy Field could settle the second half race with Frederick facing Hagerstown and the Hud City entry, then Winchester visiting Chambersburg and Martinsburg as the season ends.
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