Hustlers Edge Bendix Nine In Low Scoring Win
Bendix Nine gains a three run edge early but Hustlers rally to win 4 to 2 at McCurdy Field. Don Rice receives strong support as Frederick pitchers limit Bendix to five hits while Hustlers improve after a rough start.
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National League Results And Hair Fiber Report
National League results show New York 10 Philadelphia 6 and St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 5 in mixed day games. Brooklyn beat Boston 7 3 while Cincinnati edged Chicago 1 0. A separate note mentions human hair from barber shops treated by a Hungarian process forming a textile fiber.
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Baker Park tops Washington Street in playground league opener
Baker Park defeated Washington Street 16 to 6 in the first Wednesday afternoon intermediate softball game. Next, Baker Park faces Washington Street again at 2 15 this Wednesday. Lineups feature Baker Park’s Long Cannon Grove Slagle Talley Lacey Rowe Rum Lydard Fleischman and Washington Street’s Kemp Stockman Sanders Whisner Whipp Shook Myers Shook with umpires McCaffrey and Doll and scorer Gambrill.
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Cards Edge Pirates In doubleheader split at Forbes Field
The St. Louis Cardinals snapped a four game skid by taking the first game 7-4 against the Pittsburgh Pirates and led 6-5 in the nightcap when play halted after seven innings. A 34,349 crowd at Forbes Field observed the unfinished game.
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Nats Win Pair as Senators Sweep Boston in Twin Bill
Washington placers beat Boston 9-2 behind Scarborough and won 4-1 in the nightcap before 17,132 fans. Yankees top A's 7-2 and 4-3, extending their streak to eight straight wins as Dickey and Chandler pace the offense. Tigers top White Sox 12-4 in game one, Sox win 4-1 in the nightcap. Indians sweep both ends of a doubleheader against the Browns, 10-7 and 4-3, with Heath homering in the opener and Newsom’s return tested by Milnar and Kennedy.
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Stars and Giants Lead as AP Nightcaps Spark Wins
Claude Passeau and Henry Wyse pace doubleheaders with strong starts for Cubs and Senators. Passeau wins one as he drives in a run with a double. Wyse shuts out Reds in six innings while Nicholson homers twice. Case Priddy and York appear strong for their teams in multiple games. Desautels and Heath also homer for Indians and Tigers respectively. Cooper brothers shine for Cardinals with Mort pitching and Walker homering in nightcap.
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Hollywood Glimpses From The Screen and Backlot
Quick notes from Hollywood reveal quirky details as stars like Jeanette MacDonald cherish tokens for pets at war while Gertrude Walker stamps walls with rejection slips. Actors’ childhoods and stagecraft intrigue readers, with anecdotes about Linda Darnell, Charles Laughton, and uproar in horror cinema.
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Hollywood Film Details From The Set And Studio Tricks
A preview of Hollywood lore describes how techs and studios craft star images. It notes actor habits, contract quirks, and on set tricks from bathtubs with sherry to gravel for snow sounds, with names like Tom Collins Ginger Ayle Greta Garbo and Mickey Rooney cited among curious anecdotes.
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League Leaders AERICAN LEAGUE Batting-Cartright, Chicago,333
Vernon, Washington leads runs with 50 while Gutteridge of St. Louis has 49. Etten of New York drives in 58 with Johnson at 57. Wakefield of Detroit tops hits at 109. Kellner and Wakefield lead doubles with 25 and 22. Lindell and York share triples with 7. Stephens of St Louis drives in 13 runs. Keller and Lanbs tie for 11. Case leads steals with 24. Moses has 23. Grave leads pitching 8-0. Chandler has 112 strikeouts. Herman leads runs with 70. Musial has 33. Herman drives in 63 with Nicholson at 62. Musial has 108 total bases. Vaughan 107. Herman and McCarthy lead doubles with 25 and 23. Musial and Russell split triples with 12 and 9. Ott leads home runs with 14. Nicholson 13. Vaughan tops steals with 24.
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Dress and Masculinity in Women’s Fashion Commentary
A provocative column argues women’s clothing signals character and femininity, lamenting men’s wear for women as a source of insecurity and urging dress as a reflection of true virtues. It notes contrasts among women who dress conservatively, frugally, or lavishly, claiming attire reveals temperament and social standing while warning pants may turn women into old maids.
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American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Daily baseball scores show Washington 9 to 5 over Boston 2 to 4 New York 7 to 4 over Philadelphia 28 to Cleveland 4 to 10 St Louis 7 to Detroit 12 to 1 Chicago 4 to 4 Second game lasted 10 innings. Saturdays results include Washington 3 Boston 3 New York 3 Philadelphia Chicago 5 to 0 Detroit 2 to 3 St Louis 4 Cleveland i Plant life would die if there were no bacteria in the soil and as a result mankind would become extinct.
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