Woodsboro Defeats Hustlers In Inter-State League Tilt
Woodsboro closed the Frederick semi pro season with a 4 to 1 win over the Hustlers at McCurdy Field before nearly 600 fans. Angstadt pitched for Woodsboro with Gilbert delivering the only three-base hit and Houck, Clarke, and Fox contributing key hits as Woodsboro built a lead and held on. Warrenfeltz started for the Hustlers, DeLauter finished for Woodsboro, and Long’s group capped the year with a 19 win, 14 loss record.
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Gardner and Smith
American League Yesterday's Results Report
Baseball scores recap shows Detroit 4 to 1 over Cleveland and New York 2 to 5 with Chicago 642 and a second game lasting 14 innings. (Source OCR fragment preserves teams and odd formatting.)
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Suis
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National League Scores and Standings Amid Busy Night
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 5 while New York sits at 6 6 after St. Louis 5 and Chicago 4 1. Boston falls 3 to 7 and Pittsburgh dominates 9 to 1 with Philadelphia unfinished.
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O Dea 60 Yard Dropkick Defeats Minnesota in 1899
The Original Man In Motion Pat O Dea executed a running 60 yard dropkick that broke Minnesota’s heart on a mid November day in 1899. Wisconsin won 19 to 0 as the Australian legend’s running catch and kick stunned the Gophers and defined a famed football moment.
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Dr Pepper Softball Team Secures County Title Double Win
Dr Pepper's city championship softball squad swept Broad Run in a doubleheader at Baker Park winning 3-2 and 9-6 to claim the County League crown. Moore doubled and M Cline singled in the first win, with late batting by Wachter and Fox sealing it. the second game featured early Dr Pepper runs and key hits by Kline, ONeill, Swamley, and Ramsburg as Broad Run fought back but fell short.
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O'Neill
Eagles And Rams Tie In Buffalo Exhibition
Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Rams played to a 7 7 tie in an exhibition at Buffalo before 14753 spectators. Rams scored first as Tom Colella pitched to Lou Zentini for a touchdown and Zentini added the point. Eagles answered with an 88 yard drive and a TD. LeRoy Zimmerman and Miller connected for a second score with Steele later cut back for six. The game ended with a late field goal attempt by Steele failing from the 20 after a Zimmermann Miller penalty.
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Tom Colella
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Steele
Zimmerman Miller
Boudreau And Walker Win Batting Honors
New York reports Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians and Fred Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers won the batting crowns. Boudreau led the American League with a .327 average after 191 hits in 384 at bats, the first time in six years over .300. Walker tied the senior circuit leader with a .357 average after 19 hits in 53 at bats. Stan Musial was second at .347.
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Dixie) Walker
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Bob Escalella
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A‘s
Mel Hardper
Joss
Philadelphia
Neasom
Berry
Hayes Kerery
Khoman
Packers Defeat Lions 27 6 in NFL clash at Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers defeated Detroit 27 to 6 to claim their third straight NFL victory. Frankie Sinkwich and Bob Westfall put the Lions on the board after Art Van Tone intercepted a Hutson pass, while Don Hutson added a late-season scoring sequence with extra points and catches.
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Green Bay
Packers
Detroit
Lions
Frankie Sinkwich
Bob Westfall
Art van Tone
Don Hutson
Sinkwich
Westlady
Lou Hrock
Paul Duhart
Hutson
Ted Fritsch
Brock
Harry Jaean Hi
Mint
Irv
Redskins Mints Baugh Take Severe Drubbing
The Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 28 to 0 in an NFL exhibition. Ray McLean starred as a substitute returner, scoring on a punt return and helping a dominant running game capitalize on turnovers. Sid Luckman was out of the lineup.
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Chicago Bears
Sid Luckman
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Goaneda
McLean
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Chiccga
Browns Win First American League Title in 43 Years
The St Louis Browns clinched the American League championship with a 3 to 2 victory over the New York Yankees, marking their first title in 43 years and setting up a World Series bid against the National League champions. Chet Laabs hit two homers and Jo Jakucki starred on the mound as the Browns celebrated amid a record crowd of 37,813.
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Joe McCarthy
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College football scores from scattered games across the era
A jumble of vintage football results lists scores for teams including Navy Bainbridge Duke Notre Dame Dartmouth Penn State and Michigan among others. The fragment shows many mismatched entries and partial results with teams like Wisconsin Nebraska Purdue Iowa and Texas appearing in a long, unstructured handbill style recap.
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Leonard leads Senators past Tigers with four-hitter
Nal Win Dates Detroit with a brilliant four hit hurling effort. Leonard, 34, improved to 14 victories, facing 20 batters through eight innings. Detroit struck in the fourth as Spence and Kuhel reached on singles and Washington built a lead. Hostetler and Ross produced late-inning runs for Detroit, but the Senators held on 4 to 3.
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Daten
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Wet Falker
Weeee Kuhel
Chuck Hostetler
Joe Hoover
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Don Ross
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Roger Cramer
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Ferrell
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Indianapolis: A Major City Without Navigable Water
Indianapolis ranks among the world’s most populous cities despite its location away from navigable waterways. The city’s growth rests on inland commerce, industry, and transportation networks rather than river or seaport access.
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Pirates Clinch Second Place In Two Game Set
The Pittsburgh Pirates won the opener against Philadelphia to move into second place in the National League race, while Clyde King earned his second win for the Dodgers in a separate game. Dodgers closed the season in seventh with a late rally but fell short. Boston split with Chicago to finish the season with Cubs fourth and Braves fifth, as Wyse and Gille combined for the Braves.
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Dinokivte
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Giants Fall In Exhibition Narrowly 17 16
Pittsburgh rallied from behind to beat the New York Giants 17 to 16 in an exhibition. Grigas ran 68 yards for a touchdown, Paschal scored, and Conway Baker added two extra points for the final margin. Card-Pitts recovered a Giant fumble late and Grigas connected on a 14 yard pass for another score.
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