No-Hit No-Run Masterpiece By Frankhouse Stuns Reds
Brooklyn ace Frankhouse pitched a no hit no run game, a rare 5-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in a landmark performance. The test came after a long NL tenure with little acclaim, marking the 89th no hitter in baseball history.
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Weathered results and delays in early baseball and speedball
In yesterday’s American League results New York defeated Cleveland while Detroit beat Boston and Washington split with Chicago with several games postponed. The City Speedball League championship between Ox Fibre and Frederick Tailors was postponed again due to wet grounds and a make up is planned for Monday.
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National League Yesterday's Resubta in Regina and Regression
Yesterday's resubta shows Regina, Pot, and Yak teams in a close contest with Joe Vosnik adding a double and Miple achieving a single. Rolie Hemsley led with two singles, while Monee Solters and Charlie Keller contributed offense. Team averages list Keller Vosmik Solters and Hemsley with notable scores and brown numbers toward a low team batting line.
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Solters
Hemsley Browns
Drake and White Rematch Set for September Card
Former Golden Gloves rivals Glenn Drake of Washington and Billy White of Stephens City are slated for a five round feature on September 1 at Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. Promoter Mutchymaker Jack Lipps announced the bout after Drake signed White following a seven knockdown bout last week. The event, delayed from September 8 to 10, aims to draw the largest crowd yet with other local veterans and a planned defense by Drake against White in a high pace, action filled card expected to showcase two prior champions in a rematch.
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Hagertown
Be Ng Lee
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G Men Set to Nab Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday
The Frederick Hustlers, stung by two losses to the FBI this season, seek revenge as the G Men visit McCurdy Field Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Leonard Downes will start for Frederick with Kay David set to oppose. Gardner hopes the locals show more power than in recent games as they transform the park for Redskins preps.
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County League Action Highlights Local Teams This Afternoon
Emmitsburg faces Yellow Springs at Cadet Field while Brunswick meets Mt Airy and Middletown aims to extend its Frederick County lead. A slate of afternoon games includes Woods versus Tanerang, Mount Airy host Mt. Carroll, and Brunswick versus Tudor. Canned fruit standards raise cherry pit limits to one pit per 20 ounces.
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Trico Loop Week End Games Announced
Postseason playoff games resume as Walkersville travels to Damascus and Brunswick visits Middletown in the Tri County League. Rain halted last weekend with Walkersville leading Damascus 4 0 and Brunswick ahead of Middletown 2 1. Umpire equipment issues and a protest from the Valleyites regarding Brunswick are noted, with league officials urging proper protective gear for umpires.
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Eagles Beat College All Stars In Preseason Test
In a Temple Stadium matchup Philadelphia Eagles of the NPFL beat the College All Stars 14 to 6 with a late first half touchdown drive and two second half scores. Emmett Morrell and Hewitt connected on a short pass for the other score after Luc Am Time tied the game.
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Wisconsin
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Speedball Series Heads to Rubber Match at Fenrle
Harmiony Grove aims to close the post season title series with Ballenger on straight games as the two rivals meet in game two Sunday afternoon at Fenrle Stadium. The Gravemen, who won the rain-soaked opener, are favored to repeat, with a neutral field possible for a deciding rubber game if Ballenger wins.
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Baugh to Be Here with Redskins in 1940s era
Foregoing the All-Star game in Dallas and after this week’s action with Green Bay in Chicago, Stingin’ Sam Baugh of Texas Christian University will join the Washington Redskins. He plans to practice with the Redskins next Thursday and then play against the American Legion All-Stars at McCurdy Field a week from Sunday. Rivalry with Herbert and Howell signals a potent passing attack for the Redskins this season.
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Largest bass of season nets 22 inches at Bayside Beach
Cecil Ford of Baltimore hooked a 22 inch black bass at Bayside Beach weighing four and a half pounds after a long dull spell. Ford finessed with light tackle and Park hand used as bait, delivering a hard fought catch amid an evening breeze.
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Sports Alley Roundup Binds Stars From Baseball to Boxing
A kaleidoscope of sports notes highlights players and teams. Buck Crouse reshapes Pete Sivess’s delivery to win, the Redskins prepare on the ground near the Bonus Army site, Gus Dugas may quit baseball for health, Miami Orange Bowl planners press early. Baron von Cramm ranks Budge ahead of Perry, Kelley sports a full beard after Europe, Hal Schumacher’s June diploma and World Series win, Sopwith eyes America’s Cup return, Monk Meyer and Jam Hauzve prep for the College All-Stars game, Dolly Stark to broadcast games, Eddie Tolan and Jesse Owens shine on Australian tracks.
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Fred Perry
Larry Kelley
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Pennsylvania
Farmers Play Conoco Kids Sunday at Washington Street School
Poolesville Farmers meet Conoco Kids Sunday afternoon on the Washington Street School diamond. A prior game between Poolesville and Thurmont ended in a scoreless rain halted 2-1/2 innings.
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Otts Move to Third Elevates Giants in NL Race
Giants shift Mel Ott from right to third base and he quickly adapts, strengthening defense and adding a threat at the plate. McKechnie of the Bees calls Ott the best current third baseman, noting his speed, arm, and field sense. The piece cites past outfield-to-infield conversions by Wagner and Traynor as precedent for Ott’s success.
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Lou Chioaza
William Boyd McKechnie
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Honus Wagner
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Bones) Ely
Wagner
Bob Qunn
James J. Collins
Pie Traynor
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