Cards Lose as Giants Win One
Pittsburgh troops outplayed the Cardinals 5-1 as Jim Weaver starred against Dizzy Dean. Giants beat Dodgers 7-6 with Dick Bartell homer. Tigers topple Browns 13-3 in St Louis opener. Red Bar defeats Athletics 6-2 with Ferrell outdueling Marcum.
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Cardinals
Pirates
Jim Weaver
Dizzy Dean
Guanta
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cubs
J. “Dean
Delancey
Weaver
Grace
Detroit Pounds St Louis 15 to 3 In AL Action
Detroit routs St Louis 15 to 3 with strong offense in yesterday AL results. Boston defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a tight game. Remaining clubs not scheduled today with Detroit and Boston facing Philadelphia and St Louis respectively.
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St Louie
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Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
St Louis
the Clune
New York
Sid Creveland
Boston Chicago
Washington St
Bt Lous
Repalta
Litsburgsh
St Lous
Chicaro
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Fitsburgh
Ant
Cincinnati
Do You Remember Fee Years Age Today The $40.00 Ropers
Brakes at Baratews worn by Epithet defeated Jammtown by a half length. Teiag Ethal Mc Qary, a New York outcomer, ran in a women’s mile at a work centrd where a covered time of 08-38% was noted.
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Baratews
Epithet
Jammtown
Teiag
Ethal Mc Qary
New York
Outcomer
City Tennis Tourney Ends With Crist Victory
George Crist defeated Billy Haller 6-4 6-4 to win the boys singles at Baker Park on city courts. Other Thursday results included Lloyd Rice over Edgar Palmer 6-3 6-1, Richard Ramsburg over Harry D. Smith 6-2 6-1, and Radcliff McCardell defeating Radcliff Wright 6-2 6-2. Mrs Elizabeth Roast to meet Mrs Betty Lee Dutra in the women’s semifinals at 4:30.
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George
Bolder” Crist
Billy Haller
Baker Park
Crist
Rams
Haller
Lloyd Rice
Edgar Palmer
Richard Ramsburg
Harry D Smith
Buddy Radcliff
Max McCardell
Richard Radcliff
Billy Wright
Elizabeh YY
Betty Lee Dutra
Protest Disallowed in Speedball Championship Series
Grove clarifies protest from last Tuesday’s game between De Weenbie M A and Union Manufacturing Company. Hosiery won the game to claim the second half title. protest rejected by Roo Nag Grate, league president. Series to be best three out of five with games on consecutive evenings. Monday Bars Sandwich Shop won the first half pennant and an injured player’s award to be decided after the third game.
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de Weenbie , M
Union Manufacturng Company
Piryvest
Ile Park
Sandwich Shop
Conoco Kids Lead Batting Averages In 19 Games
Meares reports Conoco Kids top batting averages with 19 games played. Jones leads with 2B hits and Fry paces extra base hitting including six triples and nine doubles. Teamwide .300 plus averages boost the club as Ford tops in extra bases and three players reach 1 home run each.
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Jones
Conoco
Meares
Austin “Hoggy” Fry
Ford
Fry
Cannon
Smith
Flair
T Cannon
Thomas
Sundespill
Finneyfrock
Fistz
Conoco Rita
B&b
Redmond
Jod Fry
oPtalt
Bord
Phyes Frock
Tr Cannon
Sundergill
Baer Doyle Fight Shortens In Madison Square Garden
The scheduled six round bout between Buddy Baer and Doyle was stopped in the Nest Round after two minutes thirty eight seconds at Madison Square Garden. Referee Bill ruled a foul amid or near punch exchanges as the crowd voiced surprise.
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New York
Jacob
Buddy Baer
Campo
Campang
Yoshias
Jo K Devic
Madison Square Garden
Doyle
Pat Pimentt
Oma
Bill
Bears Defeat All-Stars 5 To 0 In Rain Soaked Clash
Chicago Bears beat the College All-Stars five to zero before 77 000 amid driving rain. Jack Manders kicked a 21 yard field goal in the first period to put the Bears ahead. Western Maryland's Sheppard fumbled behind his goal line but recovered for a safety in the fourth, adding two points. The Bears controlled play with stout defense as the Collegians failed to mount a serious threat.
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Bears
Blofmit
Bolder Feld
Jack Manders
Brore
Shepherd
Western Maryland
Collegians
Collegian
Hetr
Error In Double Slam Secretary American Bridge League
A report on doubling in bridge from a Vienna coup hand at the Canadian American Tournament. It discusses the psychological rule before doubling, the risk of revealing probable tricks, and why top players avoid doubling seven no trump in tournaments to avoid giving opponents extra chances.
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Cleveland
Vienna coup in bridge hand commentary
In a bridge deal South opens and the play features a Vienna coup. The nine club lead wins in dummy, hearts and diamonds are cashed, East squeezes, and declarer must ruff with high trumps to defeat the defense. The analysis notes the necessity of cashing the ace of hearts early to avoid giving up king.
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Wee
Dainter
Scuh
Raat
Vienna
Buller Pay Fair trots highlight mixed results
Liua Dollie won the 223 trot at the Buller Pay Fair last week. Rocha June and Little Dolie won heat races in 210 percent and Clara Duffy took the third in 003. Ang ni Agal provides window cleaning tip urging ammonia use. three tablespoons per pail of water mentioned.
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Liua Dollie
Geumg
Osnea Oy
Eyler Stabie
Tharmoni
Buller
Rocha June
Little Dolie
Clara Duffy
Labor Day Sports Lineup Brings Baseball and Motorcycle Racing
A Labor Day sports program features 12 Frederick area baseball games and motorcycle racing at the Paly Grounds plus swimming tennis and fishing in local parks. Tri-County and Frederick County Leagues schedule six and four contests with umpire crews listed and races led by the national champion riders arriving for weekend practice. Sack McNally signs to coach athletics at Mt St Joseph Prep as a former Western Maryland backfield star built toward a Baltimore area post.
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Carroll Counties
Paly Grounds
Baker Park
Braddock Heights
Catottin Country Club
Catoctin Country Club
Monocacy
Potomac Rivers
Frederick County
Tampawa Muayero Ab
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Woodsboro
Taneytown
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Immitsburg
Brunswick
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Firemen’s
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Point of Rocks
Damascus
Wakefield
Church Hill
Walkersville
Cedar Grove
Jefferson
Mt Airy
aSene T
Frederick County League
Sack McNally
Western Maryland
Mt St. Joseph Prep
Baltimore
McNally
Delaware
Dick Harlow
Westmaster
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