Cardinals swing into first place with doubleheader sweep
In Brooklyn, the Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Dodgers 10-3 and 6-1, lifting them to a half-game ahead of the New York Giants as they extended their winning streak to eight. The Giants lost to Chicago, while Cubs beat the Giants 5-4 in New York. Other games included Pirates over Braves twice, Tigers over Athletics, and a Senators loss noted in St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Dean Brothers
Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago
New York
RH. E
Louis
J. Dean
Delancey
Babich
Leonard
Baker
Lopez
Taylor
R. HH. EL
F. Dean
Davis
Esrmehay
Mungo
Cubs
Giant
R. OH. E. Chicato
French
Warneke
O'Dea
Schumacher
Moore
Stout
Mancuso
Playground Activities Here Brought To Close
Friday night closed the season with a lawnball game and medal awards. Mrs Laurens Bowers praised strong participation. Baker grounds stay open a week longer to August 30. James Simmons homered in a seesaw score 3-4 for East Third Street vs Washington Street Dodge/ Harmon Field teams.
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Laurens Bowers
Baker Grounds
East Third Street
Baker Park
Washington
Wiliam Byler
Wilard Mercer
George Crist
Willits Reedy
Lasse
Wil
Guy Croneburg
Edward Cockrell
Geraldine Kreh
Betty Markey
John Wassen
Harmon Field
Ruth Sagith
Raph Keller
Washington Street
Milas Virginia Royal
James Zimmermay
Schleynville
Charles Bruits
Yanks Split With White Sox Slide in pennant race
Chicago wins the opener 6 3 and New York takes the second 6 1 while Detroit beats Philadelphia. In the first game Chicago leads 11 6 3 and New York 3 6 12 2, with pitchers Allen Dickey Whitehead Sewell. Second game Ruffing Glenn Kennedy Shea.
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Yanks
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Tigers
Philadelphia
R. HF
Allen
Dickey
Whitehead
Sewell
New York
Ruffing
Glenn
Kennedy
Shea
PWA Projects in Maryland Delaware Forwarded to Washington
The Maryland Delaware regional PWA office sent 361090 in project cost data to Washington for final review. Final approval rests with Washington official Abel Wolman, who can approve or deny funding. Projects listed include Maryland penitentiary power plant upgrades 17000 Frostburg school 3000 Milford additions to sewage and power plants 200000 Laurel fire and municipal buildings 25000 Wilmington water works addition 116000 plus Oregon house preservation campaign by Women’s clubs for a 1841 structure near the Willamette River.
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Maryland-Delaware
PWA
Washington
Abel Wolman
Wolman
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore
Frostburg
Milford
Delaware
Laurel
Wamington
Oregon
Willamette River
George Gay
Brunswick Stays In Tri County Loop Lead
Brunswick remained in first in the TriCounty League after beating Jefferson 16 to 2 on Sunday. Frederick beat New Market 19 to 16. Walkersville defeated Point of Rocks 9 to 4. Cedar Grove won in 11 innings over Church Hill 5 to 4. Eaves led Walkersville with a victory. LeGore starred in Cedar Grove's extra inning win.
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Brunswick
Jefferson
Railroaders
Frederick Cardinals
New Market
Walkersville
Point of Rocks
Cédar Grove
Church Hill
Wakefield
Middletown
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Brunswick-Jefferson
Cedar Grove
LeGore
Dick Arnold
Stook" el
Buck Toberg
Eaves
Paw Eaves
Glade
Local Baseball Action Highlights from Weekend Games
Damascus hammered Mt. Airy in a high scoring affair while Montgomery County fans cheered early on as four runs opened the scoring. Wakefield used 14 hits to upset Middletown in a tight contest and Valleys side plated key runs yet fell short against Barnes.
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Damascus
Mt. Airy
Montgomery Tound
Anask
Wakefield
Middletown
Valievites
Gheese” Barnes
Temperature Drops to 47 Degrees After Hot August Weekend
Temperatures fell to 47 degrees Sunday morning the lowest in nearly three months, last reaching 43 on May 26. The cool spell continued Sunday night with lows near 51, and the weather man noted August typically brings cooler nights. Heavy weekend traffic and crowds marked a busy end to summer as Saturday and Sunday reached 84 degrees.
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Mercury
Auzust
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Ruth Abrecht
Marguerite Summers
Janet Shimtledecker
Shirley Dutrow
Mabel Geishert
Minnie Ambrose
Rebecca Fooberis
Pauline Ambrose
Viralgia Barck
Meredith Bierey
Bernard Norewood
Charles Biggs
Raymond Sweeney
William Bierle
Robert Kline
Thomas Eckenrode
Charles Bagent
LeRoy Crum
Clyde Hauver
Irvin Kump
Sovn
Farl Starr
Donald McKenzie
Traveta Burdette
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Will Hays
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Public Works
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MT. Art
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James E. Doll
South Market Street
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A.W Nicodemus Inc
Frederick MD
PHOWE
Blue Sunoco
Enoy
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