Giants Clinch Another Flag in Pennant Drive
New York Giants clinched the National League pennant with a 2-1 win over Philadelphia in the opener of a doubleheader. Hubbell pitched the decisive game win, as the Giants led late July and August comebacks to claim their 15th NL title. in the nightcap, a makeshift team lost 8-2.
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Philadelphia
Frank Merriwell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
EL New York
Hubbell
Mancuso
Mulcahy
Passeau
Atwood
New York
Smith
Madjeski
Sivess
Stephenson
Frederick County Fish and Game Outings Reported
Sixty members attended an outing at Camp Kanawha near Paint of Rocks with fishing, boat racing, and trapshooting. Prizes for motor boat races went to Hol Shriver and rivals. other sports winners listed. Oyster roast planned for October. club membership at 100 with a waiting list. Also notes Brunswick to open season Sunday vs Palace Athletic Club at 2:30 p.m.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Camp Kanawha
Paint of Rocks
Hol. Shriver
Pouwer Motors
John Turner
Frederick
Clarence C. Carty
Earl Kolb
Roy Harris
C. F. Hartman
Fredaerick
Julien Delphey
Sporting Goods
H. B. Robbins
Frank Fraley
Henry J. Hall
Jesse Bell
Lester Utterback
Lewistown
J. H. Haines
Mr. Alry
A. M. Thomas
A. H. Crawford
Lester Baker
M. R. Etchison
Oelock
Mo J. Croghan
Mr. Carty
John W. Turner
H. L. Shriver
Rn Crobill
L. EL Major
Philip Carty
Earl Troxell
George B. Kehne
tEarl A. Kolb
Dr. W. AL RL Bell
Pees Hull LL. EB. Baker
Daniel Bull MW LeGore
Henrys
George Os mi
AY Marton
R. Eldred Carpenter
Es Bruchey
Jess E. Bell
David Griffin
J. Paul Delphey
SE. Dixon
BE. Austin James
T. Webb
Clarence G. Delpaey
H. F. Shiples
A. H. Doers
AL H. Crawford
Wlr. Waller
B. F. Gross
Julen Delphes
Samuel Birefly
J. M. Cromwell
George F. Ve
Chester Grove
R. M. Har
AL ME
Thomas
Man
Kks
Brunswick
Sundax
The
Palace Athletic Club of Washington
Browns hammer Tigers in 10 3 rout at St Louis
St Louis Browns pounded Detroit for 17 hits led by Joe Vosmik with three and Rollie Hemsley one, beating the Tigers 10 to 3 at St Louis. Batteries included Coffman Bridges and Hayworth for the Browns and Bonetti Muneters Hemsley Guiliani Harshany for Detroit.
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St. Louis Wits
St. Louis
St Louis Browns
Joe Vosmk
Rollie Hemsley
Detroit Tigers
R. HH
Detroit
Coffman
Bridges
Hayworth
Bonetti
Muneries
Hemssey
Guiliani
Harshany
Timing Beats Double Bid Secretary in Bridge Match
In duplicate bridge the penalty for a double is measured by match points, not raw tricks. The article notes that a close double, called a Howell or match point double, can swing scores significantly, with South able to make three spades against any opening for 140 points, illustrating the high stakes in duplicate play as West made a decision.
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Howell
West
Solution to Previous Contract Problem in North's Hand
In a duplicate bridge scenario North aims seven no trump. With a successful club finesse he could reach 12 tricks, but diamond finesse fails and the spade queen does not drop on ace or king. South doubles after North's push, leading to a defense sequence that reveals lack of trump in North. The defense uses hearts and a trumping sequence to set the contract.
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North
South
West
American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 4 while Philadelphia won 8 to 6 and New York tied 3 to 3. St Louis defeated Detroit 10 to 3, Boston lost 3 to 9 to Washington 4 to 3. Today games feature Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Creninmen
Boston Oeeb
Walberg
McKain
Desautels
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
R. HH. E
Boston O
Wilson and Peacock
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Navy
Citadel
Penn
Maryland
St. Joseph
Mr. St. Mary's
Juniata
Randolph-Macon
St. John’s
Columbia
Williams
Colgate
Cornell
Dartmouth
Amherst
Georgetown
Shenandoah
Harvard
Springfield
Holy Gross
Providence
National League Yesterday's Results Tie Up Several Matches
Baseball scores from Chicago and New York with Cincinnati beating Chicago 4 to 1 and Philadelphia losing 1 to 6. Pittsburgh and St Louis split, Boston edged Brooklyn, while Miami’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago with New York visiting Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Waltonites Meet in Frederick Tonight Delegates from Izaak Walton chapters gather at Hotel Frederick for talks on conservation and permit hikes.
About 100 Waltonites from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia assemble at Hotel Frederick at 8 pm for a regional council meeting. Karl Mundt North Dakota national vice president gives the principal address. Topics include conservation stream pollution and a proposed $1 rise in hunting permit costs earmarked for buying game preserves. A note mentions the ichthyosaurus had the largest eyes of any creature, as large as two men's heads.
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Izaak Walton
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Hotel Frederick
Karl Mundt
North Dakota
Rifle Club To Meet For Indoor Season Planning
The Frederick Rifle Club meets at 7:30 PM at the State Armory to map plans for the indoor season. League matches planned twice weekly, third night for practice and out of town games. In its first season last year the club won six and lost three against outsiders. Joe Vosmik leads batting race with three hits in four at bats, Solters 3-for-8. Hemsley adds one hit in one at bat after a perfect day. Latest batting averages: Vosmik .189, Solters .221, Hemsley .221.
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Rifle Club
Frederick Rifle Club
State Armory
Joe Vasmik
Julius Solters
Solters
Hemsley
H. Ave
Vosmik
Squirrel season opens amid reduced limits in Maryland
Maryland hunters began a shortened open season running to October 15 with a daily bag limit cut from ten to six. After a hard 1935-36 winter many squirrels migrated, leaving the state largely bare and prompting the cut to save the population. Revenue from early-season licenses dropped and Frederick county issued about 1,000 permits, below the usual 3,000 to 4,000.
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Maryland
State Game Department
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Union of South Africa
Cape Town
Powell
Umpires to Meet on Monday Night in Frederick
The Frederick County Umpires' Association will convene Monday at 7:30 PM at the American Legion Home on East Church Street. Members will wind up the fast-dying season as the main agenda item.
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Frederick County Umpires’ Association
American Legion
East Church Street
Base running miscues in Newark Bears loss highlight oldtime art
The Newark Bears lost to Columbus 5 4 in the first game of the little world series with Charley Keller caught stealing and doubled off on a single, while Lynn King and Hershberger fueled Columbus. The piece notes aging base-running lessons from Ty Cobb era. It also previews Redskins versus Dodgers with star quarterbacks S F Baugh and Edward Goddard, and mentions Nelson Peterson potential debut.
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Ty Cobb
Newark Bears
Columbus
Charley Keller
Middletown
Keller
Bob Seeds
Jimmy Jordan
Leeds
Lynn King
Dick Seibert
Hershberger
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Griffith Stadium
Goddard
Bill Lee
Alabama
Joe Maniaci
Fordham
Ralph Kercheval
Wagner Jorgensen
St. Mary's
California
Red Skins
Little Nelson Peterson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Labor Day
Cadets Rout Walkersville In Season Opener at Cadet Field
Frederick high school opened its soccer season with a 4-0 victory over Walkersville at Cadet Field in a practice like opener. Field goals by Whitmore and Staley, with strong work from Kelly, Mercer and English. Walkersville showed a solid backfield as both teams tune up for upcoming league play next week and Tuesday. A Mars fact about one moon’s proximity ends the paragraph.
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Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Frederick
Thurmont
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Whitmore
Staley
Kelly, Mercer
English
Hustlers To Play County All Stars Sunday Finale
The Frederick Hustlers wrap up their best season Sunday at 2 30 pm against the Middle town All Stars at Mc Curdy Field. They won 20 of 26 and drew about 450 per game, with total season attendance near 9 900 and gross about 2 475. Results may fund 1938 start as management weighs independent play or joining a league.
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Frederick
Hustlers
Angleberger
Washington Negro Nine
Middletown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Milwaukee Brewers
Washington All-Stars
Hillsdale-Anacostia
Penn-Maryland
Bowling Scores Total 1542 From Latest Results
Bowling totals show 486 515 541 summing to 1542. In the latest results Cutting takes 2, Coat 1, Pants 2, and Pressing 1 in the event.
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Pants Dept
Keyser
Derrome
Yeager
Adams SL
Lewis
Me Herman
Pressing Dept
Baer 1li
Smith
Eyler
T. James
Holtz
Coat Dept
Easton
Danner
Reeder
Cutting Dept
F. James
Garrett
Ernest
Falconer
J. James
Rock Creek
Ray Zimman
Ie R. Zimmerman
Clemson
Gernard
G. Hildebrand
Burger
Shepley
D. Hildebrand
Metcalf
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