Feller Beats Senators to Keep Indians Close
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller scattered eight Washington hits for a 5-1 win, his seventh of the season, with Rothe Hemsley returning to guide the Indians to their victory and their half game lead over the Yankees. Also: Chicago White Sox held to one hit by Pearson and Hadley as the Yankees won 5-1. Boston bats explode for 17 hits in a 12-8 win over the Browns. A's lose 12-3 to Detroit. Giants’ NL lead shaved as Pirates win 10-2. Phillies rally to beat the Cardinals 3-2.
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Bob Feller
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New York Yankees
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Senators
Rothe Hemsley
Feller
Rhfe Washington
Battenes
Krakauskas Kelley
R. Ferrell
Hemsley
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Chicago White Sox
Monte Pearson
Bump Hadley
New York
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Hadley
Dickey
Stratton
Sewell
Giants
Carl Hubbett
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Klinger
Todd
Hubbell
Brown
Danning
Baseball Scores and Schedule Aboard
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 3 and New York topped Chicago 3 to 1 while Boston defeated St. Louis 12 to 8. Today’s slate features Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
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Thomas
Williams
Smith
Hayes
Bridges
York
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
National League Yesterday's Results Summary
National League results show Pittsburgh defeated New York 10 to 2 while Philadelphia edged St Louis 3 to 2. Other clubs had no games. Upcoming: Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, Chicago at Boston. A Shanghai police figure notes 150,000 Chinese residents rely on jinrikisha as their sole support in the International Settlement.
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New York
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Chicago
Boston
Shanghai
Still Unbeaten Jim Tennant Faces FBI Mine Pitch
Undefeated this season, Jim Tennant ex Gettysburg College and New York Giants righthander will pitch for the FBI against the Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday. Manager George Barry has informed Austin Angleberger. FBI defeated the Hustlers twice last season. Frank Fraley and Leonard Dawes will start for Frederick.
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Jim Tennant
Tennant
Gettysburg College
New York Giants
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frederick
Tri County League Clash Set After Rain Delay
Tri County League teams resume on Sunday at 2 30 PM with Middletown traveling to Damascus to face undefeated leaders. Wakefield meets Sjamsville at New Market, Walkersville visits Doubs, Thurmont hosts Lander, and Brunswick plays Cedar Grove at Woodsboro. Umpire crews announced by Lawrence Dorsey. Also notes Vosmik shines for the Red Sox with four hits, Keller struggles, and student body president of the University of Texas to earn a 30 monthly salary from a student tax.
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Damascus
Wakefield
Sjamsville
New Market
Walkersville
Doubs
Thurmont
Lander
Potomac River
Brunswick
Cedar Grove
Woodsboro
Lawrence Dorsey
County Umpires’ Association
Crum
Boubs
Curry
Nase
Smith
Staley
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Harvard Freshmen Coachnelled Stars and Fresh Faces in 1939
Wilson Made Walters Valued Pitcher Fenske Zamperini Threaten Record Eli Star Coaches Harvard Freshmen Br Jerry Brondfield NEA Service Sports Writer. Major notes cover Walters with Boston and Cincinnati moves, Vander Meer’s promise, Zamperini and Fenske duel, Indiana coach transition, Yale praise for Colwell, and Brubaker naming Lloyd Waner for his baby.
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Walters
Fenske
Zamperini
Eli
Harvard
Baseball Figures and Trades Highlight Summer Roundup
Jim Levey, ex Browns shortstop, appointed manager of the Dallas Steers. Bucky Buscher released as Orlando Senators pilot and signs with Gainesville. Jim Keesey of Oklahoma City Indians slams pitchers as he eyes his fifth straight Texas League season. Ruppert Thompson undergoes emergency appendectomy in Chicago after White Sox return from Boston. Bill Nicholson of the Grays erupts with 27 hits in 48 games, leading the Eastern League in homers and extra-base hits. Giants draw 290,596 on road trips with big crowds at Polo Grounds and elsewhere. New York Yankees attract 266,843 at home amid two rainouts.
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NEA Service
Wale
Wilson
Stron
Nowrat
Cincinnati Reds
Paradelphia Nationals
Bucky Waiters
Phillies
Virgil Davis
Philadelphia
Jim Levey
Louis Browns
Rolle Hemsley
Old Timers
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Dallas Steers
Levey
Hana J
Bucky Buscher
University of Maryland
Orlando Senators
Gainesville
Buscher
W. G. Bramham
National Association
Jim Keesey
Oklahoma City Indians
Fredenck
Shreveport
Keesey
Jim
Ruppert Thompson
Chicago White Sox
Waynesboro
Chicago
Thompson
White Sox
Boston
Bill Nicholson
Washington College
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Shoubdies
Nicholson
Hartford
Glenn Spencer
Walter Walsh
Wilkes-Barre
Tommy Holmes
Binghamton
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Polo Grounds
St Louw
Unusual Daschapelles coup in rubber bridge play
In a Southern New York State Tournament hand, East doubles on jump length, allowing North Mrs. C. M. Flaherty of Binghamton to win a top and set up a rare Daschapelles coup. She may contest Adirondack Championships at Eagle Bay, NY, July 8 to 10 with West’s contract defeated by precise defensive timing.
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C. M. Flaherty
Binghamton
N. Y
New York
Flaherty
Eagle Bas. NY
West
Bridge hand analysis yields trump endplay success
The article details a bridge duel where Mrs Flaherty as declarer ruffs the first trick, a low club sequence forces plays, and East and West collect two clubs and one trump. North’s precise defense prevents greater gains, revealing strong endplay technique in a 1938 NEA Service game.
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West
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North
NEA Service, Inc
Boy Hurt When Run Over By Light Wagon
Marion Ausherman, 19, son of Ira Ausherman, was injured near Fred enck Junction when a wagon wheel ran over his abdomen after a board on which he sat broke and he fell between the wheels. He was riding with his father when the accident occurred Thursday afternoon and received abdominal injuries before the wagon could be stopped.
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Marion Ausherman
Ira Ausherman
Fredenck Junction
Mr Ausherman
Boy Injured in Wagon Incident Promptly Taken to Hospital
A boy sustained injuries in a light one horse wagon accident. Dr B O Thomas was summoned and the boy was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. X ray examinations were planned to assess the extent of the damage.
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B. O. Thomas
Frederick City Hospital
Birthstones by Month List
A fragmented list assigns birthstones to months with many misspellings. January garnet February amethyst March aquamarine or bloodstone April diamond May emerald June moonstone or pearl July ruby August sardonyx September sapphire October opal or tourmaline November topaz December turquoise.
McQuillen Delivers Double For Browns In Nahant Debut
Glenn McQuillen rookie outfielder from Brunswick, Md made his major league debut with the St. Louis Browns by driving in a run with a two base hit in the ninth against the Boston Red Sox. Boston won 12 to 8. Roosevelt wedding plans and guests are described in a separate, fragmentary note from Nabent, Mass, about a Roosevelts gathering for a marriage on nearby Nanans peninsula.
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Glenn MecQuillen
Brunswick
St. Louis Browns
Charlie Keller
Solters
Hemsley
H Ave. McQuilien Browns
Keller Newark
Vosmik Red Sox
Solters Indians
Hemsley Indians
St Louis
Glenn McQuillen
Brunswick, Ltd
Bostton Red Sox
ArcQuillen
Russell van Atta
Johnny Marcum
Boston
WPA Baseball League Latest Results
Blue Mountain defeats St. Anthony's 7 to 2 in CCC action. Other Sunday games include Emmitsburg hosting CCC, Blue Mountain at Blue Ridge Summit, and Waynesboro visiting St. Anthony's.
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St. Anthony's
CCC
R. Summ
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro
St Anthony’s
Ancient Cosmeics Use Among Chi Mece Women
The article notes centuries old cosmetic use by Chi Mece women predating Western trade with China. It mentions a rouge form used by Chimess over a thousand years ago.
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China
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