Trout Drives In Five Runs For Tigers Win Over White Sox
Detroit to beat Chicago 7 6 as Paul Trout drives in five with a single double and his fifth homer. He earns his eighth straight win for the Tigers in front of 7,250 fans in the first of a two game set. Dietrich takes the loss for Chicago while Wade finishes.
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Detroit
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Trout
Tigers
Chicago
Bill Dietrich
Dick Wakefield
Dietrich
Jake Wade
Sox
Jim Outlaw
Joe Hoover
Wade
Tiger
Bob Swift
Thurman Tucker
Tresh
Swift
Bosox
Yanks
New York
Clem Dreisewerd
Boston
Floyd Bevens
Red Sox
Sacramento
Dreisewerd
New York Giants
Atley Donald
George Metkovich
Bob Johnson
Jimmy Bucher
Joe McCarthy
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Ore
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Metkovich
Oscar Grimes
Omer
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R. H.E. Boston
Conroy
Donald
Zuber
Turner
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R H. E. Boston
Cecil
Terry
Partee
Wilks
Reds
St. Louis
Ted Wilks
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Frank McCormick
Eric Tipton
Johnny Hopp
Cardinal
Pavilion
Tomas de la Cruz
de la Cruz
Mueller
W. Cooper
Dr Pepper All Stars Series Sees Fourth Game Result
Dr Pepper wins 4-3 at Baker Park to even the post season series with the All Stars. Ramsburg hits a homer to tie late. Brandenburg, Brandenburg and DeLauter drive in runs as Dr Pepper overcomes a 3-1 deficit. Winning run comes in the seventh as Dr Pepper prevails in a tight rally and earns the Philjay decision.
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Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
All Stars
Pyle
Holland
Moore
Cordova
Loveless
Hill
Delauter
Brandenburg
Brook W. Cline
O'Neillyn
Charley
Schanz
Dodgers
R. Swamley
Phils
Walker
Oneill
Augie Galan
Ron Northey
Walker Loveless
Barney Koch
R. HH. E
Eau Ae
Dr. Pepper AB
Holland Et Tee Eee
Aee
Peacock
Gregg
I Swamley
Ramsburg
Giants
Boston
Mel Ott
Er O'Neill
Ojnie Lombardi
W. Cline
New York Giants
Wiles
Boston Braves
Bill Voiselle
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Nate Andrews
Lombardi
New York
George Hausmann
Joe Medwick
Voiselie
Andrews
Barrett
Kluttz
Indians Buy Monaco and Benjamin From Orioles
Cleveland on August 29 announced the purchase of second baseman Blas Monaco and outfielder Sian Benjamin from the Baltimore Orioles for 10000 each under a working agreement that allows the Tribe to buy two Baltimore players yearly after the 510000 figure Monaco is a 29 year old switch hitter.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Blas Monaco
Sian Benjamin
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Baltimore
Monaco
Ban Lifted on Ammunition for Hunters by WPB
Washington reports the War Production Board lifted the ban on selling ammunition to hunters, signaling a first real season since the war began. The WPB also boosted farmer and rancher quotas to combat predators, with production at about 62 percent of prewar levels. Chairman Robertson estimates 450 to 500 million shotgun shells will be offered, and rifle cartridges will be adequately supplied. Farmers and hunters receive quarterly quotas: 150 rounds of .22 rim-fire, 40 rounds center-fire rifle (50 if packaged 56), and 100 shotgun shells.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB Aso
WPH
Robertson
D-Va
House Conservation Committee
Cubs and Pirates Split Twin Bill in Chicago Day Games
Chicago built a 15 run outburst in the opener as the Cubs snapped a seven-game skid with a 15 to 4 rout of Pittsburgh. In the nightcap Frankie Gustine led Pittsburgh to a 5 to 4 win with four hits, while Elwin Roe limited Chicago to six hits for his 11th victory. Bill Nicholson slammed his 29th homer as Chicago bloomed for 17 hits.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Frankie Gustine
Bill Nicholson
Stan Hack
Paul Derringer
Elwin
Preacher) Roe
Cubs
Gustine
Bob Elliott
Vince DiMaggio
H. E. Pittsburgh
Vitelli
Butcher
Rescigno
Starr
Camelli
Derringer
Williams
Roe
Lopez
Passeau
Vandenburg
Holm
Baseball Scores and Tonight's NL Schedule
National League results yesterday Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 2 1 New York defeated Boston 4 2 Chicago won 13 4 over Pittsburgh St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 3 Tonight New York at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at Brooklyn Night games listed
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
Boston AG
York
Baseball Scores and Naval Base Nine Sail to Duty
Baseball results show American League matchups with Boston dominant over New York and Detroit routing Chicago. The text also notes team rosters and a Bainbridge Naval Training Center seven ordered to sea duty, listing former major leaguers Fletcher Chapman Blattner Robertson Budnick.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Naval Training Centers
Baseball
Elbie Fletcher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Freddie Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Blattner
St. Louis Cards
Sherry Robertson
Washington Senators
Mike Budnick
Street Car World Series Is Planned in St Louis
Browns and Cardinals plan a street car World Series per the Office of Defense Transportation. Ticket sales will be limited to St Louis metropolitan residents within about 50 miles. DDT restrictions aim to ease transportation strain for a planned series at Sportsman’s Park with 33 000 seats plus 3 000 standing room.
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St. Louis
Browns
Cardinals
Office of Defense Transportation
Sam Breadon
William O. Dewitt
Breadon
Springfield
Columbia
Chicago
Steadan
Sportsman's Park
Football talk from Sgt Bradford stirs regional pride
WHITNEY MARTIN reports Sgt. Frank Bradford, Alabama backfield star, asserts the South leads U S football with Alabama scouting leading the nation. He cites Georgia and the SEC as pioneers in scholarships and talent, while noting fans and rivals may object. Also mentions Seattle Seals players leaving after a Baltimore banquet.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Frank Bradford
Detroit
Sgt
Bradford
LeJeune
Camp LeJeune
N. C
South
Northeast
Midwest
University of Alabama
Victor Bradford
New York Baseball Giants
Navy
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Georgia
Bulldogs
Southeastern Conference
Michigan
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Penn
Boston College
Nebraska
Cornell
Washington State
Stanford
Sgt. Bradford
Sergeant
Tennessee
Forest Evashevski
Tom Harmon
Pathfinder
Northeastern
Hartford
Hartford Blues
Marine Corpse
All-Stars And Bears To Play Evanston Charity Game
The Chicago Bears professional team meet the Collegiate All-Stars in the eleventh charity series game at Northwestern University Dyche Stadium before 50 000 fans. Proceeds go to Chicago service men centers and the Army Air Force Society. Sid Luckman will play his last game for the Bears this season and Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa will headline the college side. Joe Carr Trophy presentation planned with Elmer Layden.
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Chicago Bears
Northwestern University
Dyche
Chicago Tribune
Rvoss
Chicago Service Men's
Army Air Force Society
Tulsa Univers
Glenn Dobbs
Sid Luckman
Bears
Dobbs
Collegians
Washington Redskins
Marlin
Pat” Harder
Wisconsin
Luckman
All-Stars
Joe Carr
Elmer Layden
National Football League
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Open Season On Wild Turkeys Opposed In Maryland
Cumberland Aug 38 The League of Maryland Sportsmen and three Western Maryland groups oppose an open season on wild turkeys. They criticized the Fish and Game Commission for denying a closed season. Garrett county has had a closed season two years, while Green Ridge census shows only 51 birds. The groups urge a closed season until the Green Ridge area recovers. Maryland’s 1944 turkey season runs Nov 15 to Dec 31 with turkeys found mainly in Garrett, Washington and Allegany counties.
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Cumberland
League of Maryland Sportsmen, Inc
Maryland
Maryland Fish and Game Commission
E. Lee LeCompte
Cumberland Outdoor Club
Allegany-Garrett County Sportsmen's Association
Allegany Game Wardens’ Association
Garrett County
LeCompte
Green Ridge Forest
Green Ridge
Garrett
Washington
Allegany Countie
Prizes Awarded To Softball Loop Stars
City Softball League stars were honored for the 1944 season at Baner Vara. President C Cyril Klein distributed prizes donated by local business firms except for the League and Camp Detrick cups. George Freeh won a 23 War Bond and a men’s set. Max Kehne earned a TRF sweater for pitching the only no hit game. Guy Ramsburg and others received cups, sets, and pocket books from sponsors. Four players tied for home run honors and each received prizes. Winners of the Military Round noted.
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City Softball League
Baner Vara
Pureday
C. Cyril Klein
Dr. Pepper
Guy Ramsburg
Frederick Rotary Club
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frank James
George Freeh
Bhitter
Camp Derrick Enlisted Men win cup from Sgt Charles Wid dows
The Robin series unit Camp Derrick Enlisted Men received a cup awarded by Sgt Charles Wid dows. The first English actress was Mrs Colman, noted for her London appearance in 1658.
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Sgt Charles Widdows
Public sale of farm real estate and estate items
Auction notices outline multiple sales including a large farm complex in Frederick County and adjoining parcels with life estates, a woodlot, and various outbuildings. Bids require cash deposits and notes with security. sale dates September 1st and 5th, 1944, with terms including ratification by the court and tax adjustments.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
George McKenzie
John McKenzie
James F. McKenzie
Tuscarora
Maryland
Court House
Fredericks City
Edgewood
High Knob
Rocky Springs Road
Andrew J Heller
James E McKenzie
George Shaeff
W.I.P
James EE McKenzie
John Jacob Main
Rocky Springs
Gambrill Park
Nathan O
Freet R
James E. McKenzie
U. S. Internal Revenue
W. Clinton, McSherry
Amosa Holter
R. Francis Sappington
Sidney Sappington, Jr
Aaid Court
Frederick City
Walkersville
Woodsboro
D. Princeton Buckey
R. Francis Sapyington
Glade Valley
Johnsville
Sidney
Sappington
Sidney Sappington
Princeton Bucker
Francis Sappington
Liberty District
Sidney S. Sappington
Bradley T. Rippeon
Sidney 5
Lin Woodville
Jacob C Trostle
Rossension
D. Princeton
Buckey
Clinton McSherry
L Emmert R. Bowlus
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