Crowds Fill Final Day of Local Frederick Fair
Large crowds attended both afternoon and night shows at the 53rd Frederick Fair amid good weather. Officials say the event may break even or better, while livestock and prize entries were largely removed by Sunday. Premiums are payable Nov 1 with unclaimed money donated after Dec 1.
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Special Meeting Called for Umpires in Frederick Leagues
Protests in Frederick County baseball leagues spark a special meeting of six umpires affiliated with the Frederick County Approved Baseball Umpires Association. George Miller calls for a Monday night gathering at the American Legion Home to settle on spot refereeing rules and clarify league titles and ground rules across four leagues in two Maryland counties and nearby Virginia.
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Cardinals Win Dreary Game From Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals beat Green Bay 17 to 7 before 32369 fans in Milwaukee. Face quarterback Paul Christman was out with a fractured wrist, the Cards notching two touchdowns on quick bursts and showing flashes of power amid a lackluster full game.
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Los Angeles
Walkersville Edges Brunswick Soccerites
In Frederick County Soccer League actionWalkersville defeated Brunswick 3 2 Sunday afternoon. Attendance was good but pacing and ball handling lagged in the 1948 inaugural. Goals for Walkersville included Stauffer Carey G Orn and Price with assists and substitutions listed.
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Brunswick
Pasturk Brunswick
Faves
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Whitmore D. Paillins
Haines
G. Gundard
Stauffer
Carey
G. Ornéorfl
Price
Fogle
Reddick
J. Fogle
Bruns Hbailer
Anderson
Koogie
Herb
P. Taylor
Roby
Shaffer
Braves Show Power To Win Fifth Game
Boston Braves explode for 12 hits to beat Cleveland 11 to 5 in Game Five of the World Series at Boston. Lefty Spahn and reliever Spann held the Indians late as Boston bats rallied from a 4-3 deficit, driving Bob Lemon from the mound and sending the series to a decisive sixth game. Attendance 86,288.
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Bob Lemon
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CCC Tennis Triumph Over Washington in Final Match
CCC tennis players defeated Washington 5 to 3 at Catoctin Country Club on Sunday. Max McCardell upset Buddy Adair in three sets 9-7 3-6 and 3-? Welsh, Partridge, and Johnson led singles wins while Welsh and Johnson won doubles 6-3 6-4. other singles and doubles results listed.
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Buddy Adair
Barney Welsh
Middie Atlantic
Mel Partridge
Dave Johnson
Lloyd Rice
Welsh
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Bob Clapp
Dick Ramsburg
Buddy Radcliffe
J. Bailey
Ramsburg
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Warner
Numerous college football scores across regions
A compiled list shows many games with wide results including Maryland 0 Virginia 12, West Virginia 6 Penn 23, Princeton 7, Notre Dame 26, Texas 14, Oklahoma 20, Nebraska 6, Oregon 15 and other pairings. The brief entries name teams and final scores across conferences, with sporadic location hints and notable upsets.
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Eost. Wesleyan
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Middletown Awarded Forfeit To Claim Tri County Title
Middletown was awarded a 9 0 forfeit over Damascus after Damascus failed to field a team for the Shaughnessy playoff game. League officials upheld the protest ruling, citing earlier umpire calls and a 24 hour window for protests, paving Middletown’s path to the Tri County Baseball League championship.
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Guy Watkins
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Wais
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Mlddletown
Pfeiffer
Myersville Captures Heart of Maryland Title in Big League Final
Myersville wins 15 to 5 over Broad Run to claim the Heart of Maryland League title in the annual series. McCurdy led the victory with a strong offense as Trout’s pitching yielded seven runs in the fourth inning. Attendance set a league record as Myersville celebrates its first championship in 14 years.
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Heart of Maryland
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Giants Lose Big in Eagles Victory Brings Historic Margin
New York Giants were throttled by the Philadelphia Eagles in a 225 to 0 blowout as the Eagles offense dominated. The crushing win featured key plays by Philadel, Governali, and Cenerly, sealing a decisive score ahead of their next matchup.
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Steve
New York
Paul Governaliarley
Cenerly
Auto Racing Champ Dies After Crash at Duquoin
Ted Horn, 33, famed national auto racing champion, was fatally injured in a crash during a AAA sponsored race at Duquoin International Speedway. He was injured when his car went out of control and struck barriers, later dying at the hospital.
Urbana caps season with two close softball wins
Urbana's independent softball team finished the 1938 season with two tight victories over New Market 2-1 and 1-0. In the double header, pitchers scattered a combined 14 hits while Urbana used strong defense to preserve the wins.
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Rh.e Urbanas
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Mount Saint Marys Falls Narrowly to St Francis 14 0
St Francis blanked Mount Saint Marys 14 to 0 as injuries hindered St Marys in a pre war era clash. Cohee suffered a concussion and was sidelined while Kernstackle left early after an altercation with the referee. Little Clem McKeon shined for Mount St Marys with strong open field tackling and interceptions. In other news Tass reported a Russian scientist claimed heart transplantation success in animals led by Professor Nikolai Sinitsin.
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John Law
Walter Belardinelli
Bethel
Conn
Belar
Cohee
Jack Kernstackle
Mountaineers
Mount St. Mars’s
Kerns
Little Clem McKeon
Mount
Russia
London
Tass
Nikolai Sinitsin
Gorsky Medical Institute
Split Doubleheader In Baker Park Finals
Ballenger and Harmony split a Sunday doubleheader in Baker Park Frederick with Ballenger taking game one 3 2 and Harmony winning game two 6 5 forcing a rubber game next Sunday at the same neutral field. Ballenger led off with a two run first inning and Harmony answered in the second with a triple and M Ropp homer to seize control. Harmony then pulled ahead in the seventh as Wiles scored on an error and reached on fielder error. Ballenger 3 4 2 Harmony 5 1 harmony 6 10 0 Ballenger Blank Sha Cline Earl Repp and R Cline.
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Frederick
Ballenger
Harmony
RB. Cline
M. Cline
Bil Bisak
E. Baker
M. Ropp
Ager
Tajarmony
Wiles
Tyeryar
R H E Ballenger
Earl Repp
R Cline
R. H. E. Ballenger
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Steelers' Field Goal Defeats Redskins
Joe Glamp kicked a 12 yard field goal with 28 seconds left to lift the Pittsburgh Steelers 10 7 over the Washington Redskins. Both teams sit 2 1 after three games in the NFL Eastern division. Glamp had earlier missed five field goal attempts in a wild finish before 28 969 fans. A failed Washington gamble and two offside penalties kept the chance alive.
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Joe Glamp
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington Red Skins
Washington
Vittsburgh
Glamp
Steelers
Skins
49ers crush Colts behind Albert in big win
San Francisco quarterback Frank Albert starred as the 49ers crushed the Baltimore Colts 56 to 14 in AH conference play. Albert passed for two touchdowns, ran for an extra point, and set a conference record by completing 13 of 15 passes.
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Frank Albert
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Baltimore Colts
Colts
49Ers
Albert
Rev. Wallace
L. A. Tittle
Stormy Prohi
Lu Gambino
University of Ana
Pointers Edge Brunswick 3 2 In Tight Intertown Tie
Point of Rocks and Brunswick played a pitchers duel with Brunswick seizing a 3 2 win in the sixth. McCutcheon drove in the decisive run as Dawson and Hartman contributed for Point of Rocks while Bowers, Grams and Jones produced key plays for Brunswick in a disputed afternoon game. Traffic lane marking requires 100000 gallons of white paint annually in New York State.
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Jed
Brunswick
Soundsman
Harry McCutcheon
Rock
Jone
Bowers
Grams
Dawson
H. E
H. McCutcheon
Bob Hartman
S. Dawson
Garrett
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