Baseball Results Across Teams In A Week Of Play
Washington Senators beat the White Sox 12 to 7 in Chicago. St Louis Browns defeated the Red Sox 6 to 2 at Fenway Park. New York Giants beat the Cubs 7 to 6 to move to second in the National League. Brooklyn Dodgers toppled the Cardinals in St Louis. Red Lucas pitched for the Braves in a 5-0 win over Cincinnati. Pittsburgh Pirates lost to Philadelphia 4-1 at home.
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International League Update From Montreal and Toronto
Yesterday's KResoita results and today’s schedule show local teams at Montreal Buicio and Toronto preparing for implies a busy slate with unclear game details. The fragment references impre ab Racherter and Reserv a.
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Remembering Milestones in Baseball Golf and Boxing
One year ago today the Red Sox played at the baseball park with Mark Koenig leading a triple play, Hoenig Gebringer and Alexander involved. Five years ago a golf record at Salisbury Country Club seemed set after 108 holes in the Metropolitan Open with Mac Smith and Gene Sarazen ending deadlock after 73 holes. Ten years ago Jack Britton, welterweight champion, defended his title against Mickey Walker by a 49 count round then won remaining rounds.
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Bitching For Cumberland Colts
Bob Walsh of Chicago edges into the Cumberland Colts scene as a growing midwest athlete. Ed Walsh’s son steps into the local sports spotlight amid rising regional interest and team dynamics.
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Potomac Edison Faces Enc City League Doubleheader
Potomac Edison struggles to defend its City League lead as ace Charlie Butler may start on the mound in the 4 o clock game at McCurdy Field. The twin bill opens with Potomac Edison pitted against Enc City League rival, followed by M.D. BD, Barabra Fritzchle Candy Klub. Sherwood McNenzie and pitchers Ralph Gastier or Alton Twenty loom as potential arms for the clash.
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Baseball memories and coaching contrasts in 1931 era notes
The column recalls Roger Peckinpaugh and the Cleveland Indians, praising his leadership as he calms a heated dugout moment with Ferrell. It reflects on Connie Mack, Robbie Robinson, and Brooklyn’s Robins with nostalgic censure of archaic methods. Also includes trivia on Percy Beard and Walter Hagen Jr. and a baseball golf aside.
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Promotes Gas Ludwig and Hallmark Show in Hagerstown
A garbled report outlines plans for a promotional event in Hagerstown featuring a list of names including Stef ancé Ghafoor Bhat and Anite. The semi final is described as reducing entries to 20 clubs with possibilities of eight remaining, amid unclear details about participants and schedule.
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Testenday Results in American League
In the American League results, St. Louis defeated Boston by 8 to 2, while another game saw a 6 to 3 scoreline in favor of St. Louis over Boston.
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County League Teams to Meet Again Today
County league action resumes with New Windsor Union Bridge joining the discussant lineup. The youngest teams show promise while established squads balance youth with experience as fans anticipate another weekend of close crowds and competitive basketball.
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