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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
6
In a rough pitched opener the Yankees dominated Sherdel as Gehrig, Ruth, and others sparked New York with hits and RBIs. The Cardinals produced little offense aside from Johnson's single and a late defensive stand as the Bronx Bombers seized the early series lead.
The article compares the St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees in a hypothetical world series, detailing key players from both teams. It discusses pitchers Old Pete Alexander and Herb Alexander, Ruth Gehrig and Bottomley, Frisch and Lazzeri, and notes health and age factors influencing matchups. It suggests the Cardinals may push the Yankees hard with emergency spirit, while injuries could tilt the balance.
The fragmentary text shows a baseball score narrative with players Ruth Frisch and others, mentioning Yankees and Cardinals. It notes outs and hits, with garbled line readings, errors, and substitutions like Duiccher and Frise. The details are incomplete and tangled, yet hint at a late-inning rally and defensive plays without a clear final score.
In Fregerion City Bowl organizers plan an open event with representatives to erect a new facility. Owners and club members discuss a unanimous plan amid other brief notes on safety and local activity dated October 4.
Walter Hagen falls to Leo Diegel in the quarterfinals of the national professional golf tournament, ending Hagen's four year championship run. Diegel won by two up with one hole to play, marking a dramatic upset after 88 holes.
Indianapolis clinched its third win in a decisive game as the 4 Association team dominated opponents. Boone from NY provided a strong challenge but the hosts maintained control with solid defense and timely scoring to seal the result.
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