Red Sox top Gomez as Yanks fall in seven
Lefty Gomez loses his final tuneup before the World Series as the Boston Red Sox land three runs on him and win 4 to 2 in seven innings shaded by darkness. Boston gains early lead. Detroit, St. Louis, and Brooklyn also win in a day of major league action.
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Lefty
Boston
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Dickey
Frederick natives star for Gettysburg and others set to debut
Frederick county showcases two Gettysburg College players L H Seiler of Jefferson and M E Strobel of Brad dock Heights as Seiler starts at center halfback against Penn State at State College. Also debuting for Washington Redskins foes are Millard Howell and Nelson Peterson at Griffith Stadium. Steve Grenda, ex Columbia, begins new era at Blue Ridge College with 35 players, no scholarships, limited fall games, and a plan for a 1938 Frosh schedule.
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Gettysburg College
L. H. Seiler
Jefferson
M. E. Strobel
Braddock Heights
Seiler
Penn State
State College
Strobel
Middletown High School
Washington Redskins
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Griffith Stadium
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Dixie) Howell
Alabama University
Nelson Peterson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Howell
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Peterson
Frederick
American Legion
New Windsor
Columbia University
Steve Grenda
Blue Ridge College
Grenda
Steve
Blue Ridge
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Lions
Lou Little
Ohio State topples TCU with decisive late pass play
In rainy Columbus, Ohio State defeats Texas Christian 14 to 0 as a mid fourth quarter pass from an unbalanced formation helps Miller score after Kabealo feints and Ream Crow draw the defense. Kabealo, Rabb and Zarnas key the sequence to seal the win and hand TCU its first interleague defeat.
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Art Krenz
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Texas Christian
Columbus
Horned Frogs
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Kabealo
Rabb
Ream
Crow
Buckeye
Miller
Zarnas
Mounts Begin Season With St Josephs Opener At Echo Field
Mount St Marys College football opens the season today against St Josephs College of Philadelphia at Echo Field Emmitsburg at 2 PM. Coach Joe McCormick relies on veteran backs and new linemen while facing a tough schedule and limited reserve strength. Generous Jimmy Smale captains the Hawks after a 40 0 opening win. the St Josephs squad edged by last season and featured strong backfield play in the prior game.
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Echo Field
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Wally Opekun
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al Matuella
Oriel Tosti
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al Thomas
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John Bubrick
Luke Savage
Wally Wangenheim
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Chet Barker
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Pete O'Neill
Winthrop
Apichella
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Mike Nick
Mike Seesney
Frank Shemonsky
Tan Koki Hawks
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Philadelphia Eleven
Jimmy” Smale
Heine Miller
St. Joseph's College
Jim
Crimson
Gray
Panzer College
East Grange
N. J
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Tom Harrison
Salesianum
Wilmington
Harrison
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Grid Season In Its Second Week
In week two of college grid action Navy meets The Citadel at Annapolis while St John’s hosts Randolph Macon. Maryland faces Penn at Philadelphia, Mt St Mary’s plays St Joseph’s, and Washington College meets Juniata. Navy likely dominates Citadel. Penn and Maryland emphasize reserve strength and veteran lines.
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Jim Meade
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Johnny Lambros
St. John's
Frank Apichella
Mt. St. Mary’s
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Annapolis
Citadel
Thompson Stadium
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Randolph Macon
Philadelphia
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Huntingdon
Brunswick to Meet Damascus in 3rd Game
Damascus favorites, two wins on Brunswick, host third game Sunday at 2 30 pm. Montgomery Coun tyans seek series clinch after straight wins over Walkersville. Brunswick must rebound from costly miscues as Basil Burdette fields Norris and Poole. John Quinn aims to line up a unified lineup with Ecker and Crum umpiring.
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Brunswick
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Walkersville
Howe
Max Mahone
Ecker and
Crum
National League Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 6 to 3, Brooklyn beating New York 7 to 4, and St Louis prevailing 4 to 1 over Chicago. Today’s games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Chicago, New York at Brooklyn, and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Chicago
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Boston
Johnnies to Face Randolph Macon as Yellowjackets Arrive
Johnnies coach Dutch Lentz hopes to field near full strength against Randolph Macon today after bruised teammates kept several out last week. Mt St Marys and Washington teams bring rugged lines and veterans, while St Joseph's and Juniata meet in a tense early season matchup.
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Johnnies
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Sportsmen press nonpolitical stance at regional Izaak Walton League meet
The third quarterly conference of the regional Izaak Walton League chapter network in Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia met Friday at Hotel Frederick with 58 delegates from Baltimore Bethesda Chevy Chase Frederick Rockville Silver Spring Washington Falls Church and Norfolk. Debates included keeping politics out of the organization while allowing chapters to interview candidates on conservation views. A plan for a $1 hunting license surcharge to fund game preserves was discussed. action postponed to a Washington session. The meeting highlighted Potomac Conservancy measures and calls for new or revived local chapters and possible joint efforts with Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and West Virginia authorities.
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Chicago
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Pennsylvania
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H. Lee Hoffman
Maryland Outdoor Life Federation
N. D'Arcy Magee
H. B. Schwarzkopf
W. A. R. Bell
Effort to Form County Soccer League Under Way
Efforts to organize a county wide soccer circuit mirror last season's Shipley League. Frederick Westminster Mt Airy Walkersville are eyed. Middletown may rejoin McFaddin League. Dorsey Shipley seeks six clubs. Thurmont Emmitsburg and Middletown once represented.
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Many college games listed across eastern and southern teams
A long schedule lists numerous college basketball and football matchups with locations and kickoff times. Notable pairs include Maryland against Penn in Philadelphia and Navy versus The Citadel in Annapolis, plus Dartmouth against Amherst in Hanover and Harvard versus Springfield in Cambridge.
Seven Fight Contracts for Garrett Boxers on Oct 15 Card
Seven fight contracts arrive from Nightingale Athletic Club of Garrett Pa for the October 15 card at Bernie's Arena Promoter Francis Scott Key Post American Legion The Garrett fighters meet cross country club entrants of Baltimore and Matt Wagner faces an unnamed opponent in an eight round bout Charles Brandt 162 pounds from Garrett will box Eddie Malan Baltimore Diamond Belt champion who won by technical knockout over Buck Walker last week Other Garrett entries include Charles Viney 160 pounds versus Vince DePoula 135 pounds Pat Carbone 130 pounds Mickey Moore 135 pounds John Finko 147 pounds Honco Hillegas 135 pounds and Gene Brandt 189 pounds Ernest Nightingale a former national amateur champion in 1922 1923 leads the Pennsylvanians who have competed in the Golden Gloves in Pittsburgh for years
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Matt) Wagner
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Pat Carbone
Mickey Moore
John Finko
Honco Hillegas
Gene Brandt
Pittsburgh
Ernest Nightingale
American League Results and Batting Averages Report
In Friday action Detroit beat St Louis 14 to 4 and Boston edged New York 4 to 2. Upcoming games include Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at St Louis. Joe Vosmik went 1-for-4 lowering his average, while Salters of Cleveland and Hemssey of Boston are listed among top averages with Vosmik at .324 and Salters at .324.
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Terrors Tamed 21-0 in Marshall opening win
Marshall College, at Huntington West Virginia, defeated Western Maryland 21 to 0 before 9000 to 10000 fans. The Big Green opened with a kickoff return drive, added a 30 yard third quarter score, and a 16 yard fourth quarter TD. Bragg kicked all three extra points.
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W. Va
Marshall College
Western Maryland
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Newark Bears Lose to Redbirds in World Series Game Three
The Columbus Redbirds toppled the Newark Bears 6 to 3 in the third game of the Little World Series before about 17 000 fans. Newark, the International League champion, trailed as Columbus moved within one win of the minor league crown and the clubs headed to Columbus for game four tomorrow night. Charlie Keller went 1 for 3 in the loss.
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