Cubs Win But Lose Warneke's Help
Play by play account of Game five of the World Series at Wrigley Field between the Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers. Warneke leaves with a shoulder issue after six innings as Chicago, despite a rally, falls 4 to 1. Cubs' Hack and Klein supply key hits, while Lee backs up late. Tigers lead series 3-2 heading to Detroit.
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Tigers
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Lynwood Rowe
HO Snul
Detroit Tigers
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Wrigley Field
Detroit
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Gehringer
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Goalin
Herman
Galan
Rowe
Chuck Klein
Hartnett
Demearee
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Cavarretta
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Harriett
Demaree
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Rogers
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Jure Gee
Warnecke
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Rogell
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Goose Goslin
Anowys
Uren
Multiple college football scores listed nationwide.
The page itemizes numerous game results including Alabama over Geo Washington 38 to 0, Holy Cross 47 over Maine, Harvard 20 over Springfield 0, Michigan State 25 over Michigan 6, Notre Dame 14 over Carnegie Tech 3, and many more with varied scores and opponents.
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Alt
St. Mary's
Canisius
Purdue
Northwestern
Maryland
W. FP
Alabama
Geo. Washington
Catholic U
LaSalle
Utallaudet
Bridgewater
Washington
American UW
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Maine
Wehieh
Haverford
Syracuse
Clarkson
Richmond
Roanoke
Auburn
Tiane
Vanderbilt
Cumberland
Georgia
Chattanooga
Mississippi
Southwestern
Meadist
Tula
Temple
Texas Aggies
Centenary
Arizona
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Rice
Duquesne
Stanford
San Francis
Oregon
Utah
Santa Clara
L.A
Oregon State
California
Col. of Pacific
Playoff Game Between Cedar Grove and Walkersville Postponed
The second game of the Tri- County League pennant playoff between Cedar Grove and Walkersville was postponed Sunday due to rain. Ty will be played next Sunday at Walkersville.
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Cedar Grove
Walkersville
Winners Named In Brunswick Firemen Kite Contest At Airport
A crowd of about 2,000 gathered at Frederick Airport to watch IM boys fly kites sponsored by Economy Oil Company Ralph Kline manager. Two airplanes on display and a luncheon at the Key Hotel preceded a parade and prize awards for best all around kite James Bowers most unique kite Thomas Miller second honors Billy Morton and others.
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Frederick
Economy Oil Company
Ralph @. Kline
Admiral Byrd
William D. Tipton
Baltamore
Oi Company
Westminster Boys’ Band
Maryland State School For the Deaf
John R. Sherwood
Baltimore
Col. Tipton
Benjamin W. Weeks
Roland DeHoff
Eugene W. Pruitt
J. C. Blehi
James Bowers
Thomas Miller
Maryland School For the Deal
Billy Morton
Wilmer Kehne
Philip Mumford
Peter 74
Raun, Jr
Clarence Carr
Ethel
Harriett Orth
Lawrence Thomas
Colored
Joseph Webbster
George Binger
George
Merril Suler
Baseball World Series Recap Through the Years
One year ago Detroit edged St Louis 3 2 as Tommy Bridges out pitched Dizzy Dean to win 3 3 in St Louis. Five years ago Jim Maloney decision over Primo Camera after 19 rounds in Boston. Ten years ago Walter Johnson defeated the Pirates 4 1 in the World Series opener in Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Jim Maloney
Primo Camera
Boston
Camera
Walter Johnson
Washington
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Mount St. Mary's Beats Canisius For Revenge Victory
Mount St. Marys College of Emmitsburg Md defeated Canisius 9 to 1 in Buffalo. Cunningham scored the Mounts lone touchdown on a mid first quarter run after a Smyth pass. An auto safety and a late Canisius touchdown completed the scoring.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Canisius
Cunningham
S Jong
Smyth
Apichella
Bojacki
Mountaineers
Baker's Bowling League Friday Results Show 3 0 Fortunes
Friday results for Baker's Bowling League list Farmers defeating Markers 3 0. Upcoming games include Signs versus Farmers and James Tuesday. FP and Ford face off Wednesday with Markers against DeMolay Al. Thursday features Barbers versus Amoco. Friday schedule has Chevrolet against Glade Valley.
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Glade Valley
Ll Pet. Ichade Vyalle
Farmers
U ‘Barbers
Ford
Amoco
Marker
Lions
World Series tips and college gridiron highlights mix in sports roundup
The article notes a rarity with no former Blue Ridge League players in this year’s championship rosters. It praises Alabama’s decisive victory at Griffith Stadium and Maryland's cautious, defensive showing against VPI. It also profiles Joe Vosmik’s near-MVP season, leading in hits and triples and edging Hank Greenberg for doubles, while noting his overall value to the Indians.
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Jamison
Cubs
Tigers
Diamond Woods
Joe Vosmik
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Joe
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
Dizzy Dean
Vosmik
le Ranetdarsd
Cadets Meet Brunswick in Rail Town Soccer Showdown
Frederick undefeated Cadets face Brunswick in a Southern Division soccer clash at 2 30 today in the railroad town. A win preserves Frederick top spot as Middletown and Thurnmont loom in upcoming matches.
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Frederick High School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Middletown
Thurnmont
Walles
Aalthotnt Sage
Opening Postponed by Rain Delays Local Football Game
A football season opener was postponed Sunday as overnight rain left the field unplayable. The Home team, the A. C. eleven, secured a win opportunity against Haarhormme A. C. with Baltimore plans in flux. Brads stored Wilmer Bradles as a star backfield threat from last year’s Georgetown University eleven. Canada’s area is described as larger than the continental United States by about $00,000 in aquata miley.
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Griffith Stadium
Crimson Tide
Rockne
Carideo
Savoldi
Mullens
Brill
Mentier
Coney
Alabama
G. W
Tide
Colchists
A. C
Haarhormme A. C
Baltimore
Dé Brads
Wilmer Bradles
Georgetown University
Canada
United States
Motorcycle Hill Climb to Highlight Hagerstown Event
Clarence M. Delphey hosts a Sunday hill climb at 1 30 near Hagerstown on the Ceartess highway. Top riders from Washington county and beyond compete in four events with two chances to post the best time. Notables include Petrali Herbert Reiber and Howard Mitchell. also a free‑for‑all foot race with Pat Brooks as announcer.
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Clarence M. Delphey
Hagerstown
Ceartess
Washington County
Dublins
Pela
Los Angeles
Petrali
Herbert Reiber
Milwaukee
Howard Mitchell
York
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Rochester
N. Y
Pat Brooks
San Antonio
Texas
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