Red Sox Sweep A’s in Doubleheader Behind Hughson and Bagby
Boston wins 6-0 and 6-2 as Tex Hughson posts a shutout for his 15th win and Jim Bagby allows just five hits in the nightcap. Philadelphia starter Luther Knorr is roughed up in a five-run fifth. Rudy York hits his 11th homer off Phil Murchildon as Boston collects all nine hits in the opener. In other action, Phillies outfielder Jim Tabor, Johnny Wyrostek and Del Ennis homer to beat the Giants 4-3 in New York.
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Tex Hughson
Jim Bagby
Boston Red Sox
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Luther Knorr
Art Passarella
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Rudy Yuk
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Johnny Wyrostek
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Seminick
Budnick
Abernathy
Schumacher
Thompson
Cooper
Baseball Scores: Boston 8 Philadelphia 0 2
The American League results show Boston defeating Philadelphia 8 to 0 while Philadelphia was shut out. No other games were scheduled.
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Boston
Philadelphia
National League Phillies Defeat Giants 4 to 3 in Minimal Card
Philadelphia tops New York 4 to 3 in a tightly played National League contest. Key moments include a decisive inning by the Phillies offense and solid relief pitching sealing the win for Philadelphia.
Bendix Trophy Race Opened With Record Pace
Paul Mantz won the Bendix Trophy race in Cleveland with a record average speed of 435.6 mph aboard a North American P51 Mustang after a 2,000 mile flight from Van Nuys. William Eddy finished second and Jacqueline Cochran placed third as the event resumed after a long lapse, with Mayson leading the field at the start.
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Ben F. Franklin
National Air Races
Jacqueline Cochran
Paul Mantz
van Nuys
Calif
Mantz
Burbank
Europe
Pacific
William F. Eddy
la Jolla
WASP
Eddy
Thomas Mayson
Mayson
Navy
Army
Marine
Cook Cleland
Earl Ortman
Tulsa
Ohio
Thompson Announces Fastest Dozen in Flight Contest
Thompson trims to the fastest twelve of twenty entrants. William Ong of Kansas City, piloting a P-51, averaged 276.9 mph, about two mph above the minimum, and appeared likely to be placed with Sohio group for those fliers not reaching 275 mph.
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Thompson
William Ong
Kansas City
Sohio
Laurel Park Prepares for Race Meet with Fire Safety Upgrades
At Laurel Park in Laurel on August 30, track officials announced extensive fire prevention work ahead of the October 2 meeting. Plans include a 100,000 gallon tank, over two miles of eight and ten inch water mains, twenty hydrants, and a rebuilt fireproof barn replacing barn 14 after last spring’s fire. The Civilian Food Production Administration denied bunkhouse fire-pront plans for stable workers. A note on aircraft speed limits cites 350 to 400 miles per hour for under 20,000 feet flight.
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Laurel Park
Civilian
Feoduction Administration
Baseball Veterans To Play Brunswick Veterans Return
Veterans of Brunswick clubs in the old Frederick County League will return to the diamond briefly to face the Brunswick club of the Tri County League at CONLESL 10F VRMELLL OL WewAnierl can Legion. A practice is set for Sunday at Scheer Stadium, 2 30 pm. Managed by Lawrence Nelson and Doc Forney, players invited include Ernest and Edgar Burch, Pres Phillips, Pete Lloyd, John Gaither, Harvey Butler, and others. The note on strange defense covers fulmar petrel and lace winged flies as examples of nesting protection.
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Scheer Stadium
Lawrence Nelson
C. F
Doc) Forney
Close Race Down To End
In St Louis on August 30 Eudie Dyer predicted a tight pennant race between the Cardinals and Dodgers, with both teams to beat by others, as three decisive games loom against Cincinnati and Chicago. He said neither Brooklyn nor St Louis would be pushovers for Boston in the World Series and Boston would face a tough battle.
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Eudie Dyer
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cardinal
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dyer
Redbirds
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Taneyra
Civilians Restricted From Army Navy Game Tickets
August 30 report from Annapolis states civilians can only attend the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia if they have a friend in the Army or Navy Athletic Association. Capt Edmund B Taylor, navy director of athletics, said ticket sales will be limited to association members due to the large demand. He noted membership size forces allocation mainly to alumni and midshipmen and that the Navy regrets the situation.
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Army
Navy Athletic Association
Army- Navy
Philadelphia
Edmund B. Taylor
Navy
Army-Navy
Naval Academy
Athletic Association
Midshipmen
Playoff Games Scheduled in Tri-County League Scramble
Weekend action features Point of Rocks at Mount Airy in a key first-half result. Walkersville visits Damascus Wright Murray while Middletown clashes with Buckeystown Crum Warrenfeltz. Shaughnessey Series opens with Walkersville at Damascus and Middletown at Buckeystown. Johnson remains critically ill at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Walkersville
Damascus-Wright
Murray
Middletown
Buckeystown-Crum
Warrenfeltz
Damascus
Buckeystown
Woodsboro
Johnson
Washington
Walter Johnson
Georgetown University Hospital
Stadium limits block Navy annual football ticket allotment
The stadium size prevented accommodating requests from all interested parties for the Navy annual football classic ticket allotment of 50,000. Taylor noted Army had also restricted tickets to the Army Notre Dame game.
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Navy
Taylor
Army
Court News Property Transfers and Weather Update
Court transfers record deeds from Clyde L Lawson to Caroline Gray Simons in the county for 19 dollars and similar clerical entries including Emile A Hult to Chesapeake Conference Assortation of the Seventh Day Adventists for 5 dollars and other parcels. Weather data notes 24 hour precipitation, August totals, and river conditions with Monocacy muddy at Ceresville and Potomac clear at Point of Rocks.
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Caroline Gray Simons
Emile A. Hult
Chesapeake Conference
Seventh Day Adventists
Clayton H. Cronise
Abraham Hemburger
Harry E. Krise
Paul Bowness
Guy C. Kline
Albert A. Schmidt
Herbert E. Neighbors
Grace E. Eaton
Rudolph M. Ray
Robert FP. Penn
Tomorow
Ceresville
Potomac
Public Sale of Personal Property in Frederick Maryland
Auction notices describe a on site sale at 1 00 PM Saturday September 1846 near Sth street Frederick Maryland by Mrs Ladie Liday Kesselring and Bowlus Auctioneers R J Kelly Clerk. Items include 2 piece overstuffed living room set mahogany suite Philco radio kitchenware rugs furniture tools and a large assortment of household goods. Terms cash.
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Walnut Corner
Apple
Philco
Clark Jewel
Ladie Liday Kesselring
Lsst
Ruther Virginia Hammond
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans' Court
East Sixth Street
Frederick City
Krern
Birth Street
Noah
Cramer
Orphans Court of
E. &Th St
Alton
Bennett
Guernsey
Beau Beauty
Poland
China
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
H.P
Packard
R. L. Kelly
Pre Race Tests Before Maryland Racing Commission
Baltimore August meeting set for September 18 to discuss advisability of presence tests to detect horse stimulation. Maryland Court of Appeals overturned a rule making trainers strictly responsible for drugging. Representatives from American Trainers Association, Maryland racing associations, Maryland Horse Breeders, Federal Bureau of Narcotics, and the Commission's vets and chemists to attend.
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Maryland Racing Commission
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George P .Mahoney
Maryland Court of Appeals
Mahoney
American Trainers Association
Maryland Racing Associations
Maryland Horse Breeders Association
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
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Racing Commission
Bisons Edge Seahawks In Exhibition Thriller
Buffalo Bisons rally from seven point deficit to beat Miami Seahawks 23 to 21 in an All-America Conference exhibition in Baltimore. Don Reece recovered a misdirected Buffalo lateral late first period, Jimmy Nelson opened scoring, Steve Juzwik sealed with a 31 yard TD, and Ken Stott recovered a fumble for the go ahead. Crowd around 15,000.
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Miami Seahawks
Buffalo Bisons
New Professions
Seahawks
Don Reece
Bison
Buffalo
Jimmy Nelson
Bisons
Steve Juzwik
Notre Dame
Washington
Miami
Ken Stott
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Taneytown
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Walter L. Zimmerman
New Windsor
Thomas C. Brown
Poolesville
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Woodbine, MD
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