Top Money Winners May Run In Pimlico Special
The Pimlico meeting begins October 30 and may feature a $25,000 winner take all Special on October 31 pitting Stymie Assault and Armed. Assault pulled up lame and may miss the race. Armed is expected to compete if conditions allow. Stymie, the leading money winner, is targeted for the event with 15 horses already eligible.
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Beltimore
Stymie
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Chicago
King Ranch
Washington Park
Max Hirsch
Pimeo
Henry A. Parr
Pimlico
Parr
Yankee Valor
Braves Bow Before Cards in 5-2 Setback
In a crowded 33,129 attendance, George Munger limited the Boston Braves to five hits as the St. Louis Cardinals won 5-2. Stan Musial hit his 17th homer with Erv Duska aboard to spark the early two-run lead against Warren Spahn. The Reds defeated the Phillies 5-3 to close their series as Bucky Walters earned his seventh win. The Dodgers edged the Pirates 11-10 behind a seven-run second, with Eddie Miksis and Stan Rojek driving in six. The Cubs beat the Giants 9-7 as Billy Jurges homered twice. The Indians rallied to top the Red Sox 10-8 after Boston pitching walked three in the eighth. The Browns beat the Senators 1-0 while the White Sox edged the Yankees 4-3. The A’s topped the Tigers 7-5 in Detroit.
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Red) Munger
Boston Braves
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Stan Musial
Erv Duska
Red Birds
Warren Spahn
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Oscar Judd
Philadelphia Phillies
Bucky Walters
Harry Gumbert
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Keystone
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Pee Wee Reese
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Sten Rojek
Rojek
Miksis
Billy Jurges
Hooks Tott
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Papoff
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Andy Pafko
Phil Cavarretta
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Willard Marshall
Bobby Thompson
Claude Passeau
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Jett
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Joe Gordon
Lou Boudreau
Jim Hogan
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Smith
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Billy Hitchcock
Jone
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Moss
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Sewell
Wolff and Howell
King
Casey
Edwards
R. Hw
EL Chicago
New York
Erickson
Meers, Paiseau
Qanhive
Frederick Y. Athletic Club extends win streak to eight
The Frederick Y. Athletic Club swept a twin bill from Cissel-Saxon American Legion of Washington, 16-6 and 15-5, to extend its current winning streak to eight. Bud Rice earned his fourth win in the opener, despite seven walks, with four hits from Bently Shellhorse aiding the effort. In the finale, Kenny Bruchey notched his fourth pitching victory as Jim Stockman and Bob Fry combined for four hits and seven RBIs. Kenny Shook drew eight walks and stole four bases, contributing to the afternoon’s offense.
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Frederick Y. Athletic Club
American Legion Club
Washington
Bud Rice
Kaining
Bently Shellhorse
Rice
Wiles
Stocks
Frederick
Kenny Brachey
Jimmy Stockman
Bob Fry
Kenny Shook
Shook
R. H E
Cissel-Saxon
Athletic Club
Johnson and Appleby
Clark
Rice and Fry
R H H
Taylor, Lunow and Clark
Bruchey
Frederick Swimmers Rally In South Atlantic Meet
Frederick M. C. avs 14 years and younger swim team scored 13 points with no firsts and a third and a fourth at Meadowbrook pool Baltimore in the South Atlantic meet Duvall Dutrow the S A indoor 50 metre freestyle title holder placed second in the outacor event with 302 seconds winning time 299 by Meadowbrook swimmers Ourraw James Main James Baker James Blysenauer Millton Hahn and others posted freestyle heats times while Fred Burgee and William Gouker took second and fourth in the 110 metres free style 353 seconds and 37.2 seconds Kime swam third in 14 years and under 50 metre backstroke with 41 seconds
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Frederick
Ourraw
James Main
James Baker
James Blysenauer
Mailton Hahn
Fred Burgee
William Gouker
David Kime
Tatum Leaves Sooners for Terps Amid Secrecy on Bid
Jim Tatum switches from Oklahoma to Maryland after negotiating a lucrative raise, with Norman officials bitterly silent on the amount. Maryland’s move comes as Oklahoma reshapes its staff, while the Maryland coach seeks security amid Byrd’s frequent coaching changes at College Park.
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Harry Grayson
NER
Chicago
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Ah-America
Bob Fenimore
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Atum
Jacksonville Naval Training Station
California Redwoods
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George Cross
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Drake
Cross
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Board of Regents
Wilkinson
Ruard
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
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Tokyo
Kinshu
Okinawa
Syracuse
Iowa
Curley Byrd
College Park
Jack Faber
Clarence Spears
Clark Shaughnessy
Bryant Shaughnessy
Pepper Downs Coca Cola In City Softball Battle
Dr Pepper defeated Coca Cola 4 to 1 in Baker Park as Newell Esterly and Jack O Neal pitched. Esterly limited Coca Cola to five hits while striking out two. Coca Cola errors produced the decisive run in the third. Klein announced Coca Cola’s protest over an August 4 game was sustained and ordered a September 9 replay.
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Dr. Pepper
Coca Cola
Baker’ Park
Newell Esterly
Jack O'Neal
Nore
Esterly
Cyril Klein
Newton
O'Neill
Fox
Extra Base Hits In Softball Game At Mountaindale
Mountain dale Rice Grocery softballers piled 15 extra base hits in a 20 to 2 victory over Johnsville on Sunday. The Grocers scored in every inning and notched their 24th win of the season. Next up they face Juliana at Mountaindale.
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Anders
M. Powell
Mountaindale Rice Grocery Softballers
Johnsville
Grocers
Mountaindale
Johesville
Valentine
Sutely
Wolfe
Reds Powell
S. Boswell
Jyliana
Rice
J. Powell
H. Powell
Stitely
L. Stitely
Hannegan to Decide Soon About Resigning
Washington Aug 25 General Robert E Hannegan plans to decide soon whether to resign as chair of the Democratic National Committee He may keep the post as Postmaster General health has improved but he is unlikely to continue in both roles a physician exam by Brig Gen Wallace Graham will precede any announcement If he returns in time he will consult President Truman before naming a successor Truman heads to Rio de Janeiro for Inter American Defense Conference officials said the committee will act on the plan pending the Doctors verdict
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Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Hannegan
Wallace Graham
Truman
Rio de Janeiro
Inter-American Defense Conference
Health concerns shape party chairmanship talks in Washington
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson may assume the party chairmanship if he agrees. Associates note he and Hannegan have not been in good health. Hannegan is en route to Washington after a Hawaii health visit.
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Anderson
Hannegan
Washington
Hawaii
Firemen Hold First Annual Stag Picnic at Stauffer's Meadow
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department held its first annual stag picnic Monday evening at Stauffer's Meadow with about 150 members and guests. A crabfeast supper followed by a softball game and horseshoe pitching ended around 8 o'clock. county fire company officials were among the invited guests.
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Stauffer's Meadow
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