Tigers Reclaim Lead With Doubleheader Wins
August 21 Detroit Tigers sweep two games to push their AL lead back to eight. They beat Borton 4-1 and 3-3 in a doubleheader, while the Yankees drop the second game to the Browns. Other scores feature the Athletics Indians game in Cleveland and further NL action around St Louis Chicago Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Galateer
Voanoes
Cleveland
Marcum
Richards
Pearson
Hildebrand
Brown
Winegarner
Brenzel
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Blacholder
Turbyville
Berry
Philips
Spit Poe
Louis
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
York
Rufing
Dickey
Thomas
Peter
Coffman
Hemsley
Heath
RRE
Wood wins Hawaiias Open in dramatic final round
Craig Wood captures the Hawaiias Open title in 1838 after a tense final round that saw Horton Smith three strokes behind. Wood describes nearly losing the lead with a wild tee shot and a risky recovery from the woods, while Jimmy Farrell, brother of Johnny, makes a string of deuces during practice at New Rochelle’s Wyckagy Country Club.
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Craig Wood
Wes
Almos
Wood
Horton Smith
Smith
Horton
Jimmy Farrell
Johnny
Wykagy
New Rochelle
Farrel
Jimmy
Woodsboro Faces Cancellation as Canning Factory Schedules Interfere
Woodsboro unable to field an epee lineup amid worker shifts at the canning plant. President Smyth notes postponed games against Brunswick and Middletown likely canceled or forfeited, with only three matches left including Labor Day plans. Nearby matchups listed for Saturday threaten further disruptions.
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Wordesoma
Frederick County
Brunawork Raiveaders
Weindahies
Canning Factory
Nen
Smith
Woodsboro
Anks
Brunswick
Middletown
Smyth
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Woaxisboro
Lime Burners
Hivec
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New Windsor
Tannytown
Emmitaburg
Thurmont
Union Bridge
College bound Frederick County sports stars listed for fall football
A roundup of Frederick County high school athletes headed to colleges and universities this fall. Lloyd Rice Roland Hoover Charlie Clarke and other locals are named with plans to report for football practice on Labor Day. Budding star Harry Lebherz seeks a Mary’s backfield berth while Keller Garratt and Lebherz are highlighted among strong athletic families.
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Lloyd “Slugger Rice
St John's Ingh School
Ctfy
Creargetown Prep
Georgetown University
Roland 'Bo' Hoover
Middletown High School
University of Maryland
Charlie Clarke
Thurmonk
Frederick County
Holy Cross Seminary
Misst Mary's
Charlie
King Kong
Keller
Middletown
William Garratt
Knoxville
Garratt
Guaratetsler
Syuad
Wihisights
Apuny el Avi Gu
Mr. &T Mary's
Harry J. Buddy” Lebherz
Young Lebhers
Robert Letherz
Emmtsburg
Young Lebherz
Frederick Athletic Club
Ralph Returns Amid Reports of Complete Recovery and Coaching Plans
A World champion team stays in New York as Ralph Gelbert fully recovers from gunshot wounds and prepares to coach the Fleet Wings next season while planning to play. scattered notes recount college committee scrutiny, donkey baseball enthusiasm, and upcoming games at McCurdy Field and Schleysville with Conoco Kite and Print of Rocks featured.
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DeTar
Gelbert
Fleet Wings
Conocos
Tne
Conoco Kite Save
Rocks Independents
Schleysvile
National League Atturdays Respite Results
National League games listed show New York 4 Cincinnati 13 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 13 Pittsburgh 5 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 5. Matchups include Brooklyn at Leuts, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Fittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cine
L Pet
York
Louis
AON
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Exston
Washington Senators Triumph Over Tigers in 30 to 5 Win
In a notable American League game, the Washington Senators led from the start and defeated the Plymouth Tigers 30 to 5. Key players starred as the Senators asserted dominance on the behalf of their fans.
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Washington Senators
Petrol Tigers
Mixed doubles champions win Jol liffe tennis title
Mrs Elizabeth Y. Bopst and J Richard Ramsburg of this city defeated Miss Doris Jones and Alfred Jones of Brunswick 6 3 6 3 Wednesday afternoon to win the Walker N Jol liffe memorial mixed doubles at Cro Cathotin Country Club courts The day also saw postponed Buddy Radcluff Robert Clapp semi final match rescheduled for 5 pm and Lloyd ice and Ramsburg to play the other semi final with the final set for Friday
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Elizabeth Y. Bopst
J. Richard Ramsburg
Doris Jones
Alfred Jones
Brunswick
Walker N. Jolliffe
Ca¢toctin Country Club
Buddy Radcluff
Robert Clapp
Lloyd Ice
Ramsburg
O'Clork
H F. Shipley
Evenie
Washington County Polo to Meet Maryland Club in Williamsport Return
Maryland Polo Club of Baltimore travels to Williamsport to face Washington County Polo on Sunday after an earlier 7 ? report. Fort Myer quartet upset the Washington team at Potomac Park in a hard last minute decision. Fort Myer to play at Fenton Field September 1.
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Williamsport
Washington County
Maryland Polo Club
Baltimore
Wacae
Baltimore Four
Stevenson
Washington Couttans
Fort Myer
Wea
Potomac Park
Washington
Cavalrymen
Wacos
Middle Atlantic
Fenton Field
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Results show Detroit edged Boston 4 to 3 and Philadelphia routed Cleveland 10 to 0. St Louis beat New York 14 to 2 while Washington defeated Chicago 15 to 7. Today Philadelphia visits Cleveland and Washington hosts Chicago among four matchups.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St Lews
New York
Washington
Chicago
St Louis
Anne
St. Lous
Local pro football team to return next fall
Frederick announces another professional eleven under Robert Grove after fan pressure. Rumors of quitting fade as Grove seeks strong cadre with outside stars like Barry and Butler, plus local veterans. Season opener slated for late October with core lineup and new ends and center/guard depth.
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Robert
Grove
Irvington
Culyud George
Pepro
Barry
Grové
Tun
Dick Butler
Quantico
Marine Star
Buckeystown
Umpressario 18
Paddy Byrne
Holy Cross
Lee Hensley
Washington
John Bowers
Jonn Holt
Oroke
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Charley Gelbert
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