Cardinals Win World Series in Era of Small Crowd
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Browns 3 to 1 at Sportsman's Park to clinch their second World Series in three years. Max Lanier and Teddy Wilks combined for strong pitching as Cardinals bats struck in the fourth inning to take the lead, with 31,630 on hand in chilly weather. The victory gave the National Leaguers a 4-2 series win, their first World Series head-to-head against a St. Louis rival.
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Detail for Today Sick Bay Sailor
A sick bay sailor is a crew member who pretends to be slightly ill to avoid hard work. He seeks light duty but wants the status to seem official, often using the binnacle list to appear unfit for strenuous tasks. Different pharmacist mates vary in what counts as slight sickness.
Rifle Club Feasts Friday at Peter Pan Inn Urbana
Frederick Rifle Club to hold its annual banquet Friday at seven p.m. at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with about 30 members and guests, an address by a noted speaker, and medals for top marksmen. Club president Rule and members who trained rifle handling will be noted. Sergt Harry Nogle, killed in France, is among former members. A business meeting is set for October 20 at the State Armory.
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West Virginia To Play Maryland On Saturday
West Virginia University and the University of Maryland confirmed a football game for Saturday night after multiple date changes. Athletic Director Roy M Hawley announced the contest was moved at the request of Maryland coach Clarence Spears. Ira Rodgers will depart with the Mountaineers Friday morning.
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Power That Knowledge Gives Promises Free Books
Edwin J. Dingle recounts his transformation after contact with a mystic in Forbidden Tibet and urges readers to obtain a free copy of a book from The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles. Limited free editions available. request by writing to Dept. K-840.
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Four Candidates For Rich Stakes
Laurel October 9 Four candidates appeared in the Jungfrau purse mile and 70 yards feature as a crowd of about 7000 watched. Prive Level, the favorite, faded to fourth after leading early. Gallorette, second choice, overtook Whetstone and Sweet Chimes to win by four lengths in 149 1 5. Gallorette beat Whetstone by half a length with Sweet Chimes third. Price Level led early but weakened. Gallorette drew away in the stretch. World Series Goat: Mark Christman, Browns third baseman, declared the goat after two singles in 22 at bats and leaving 1B runners stranded in the series.
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German Field Marshal Von Rundstedt Appeals to Troops
New York Oct 9 Field Marshal Karl Rudolf Gerd Von Rundstedt commander in chief of German forces on the Western Front appealed to Siegfried Line troops to defend German soil to the last with full strength a Nazi broadcast to German Army newspapers said today. Baltimore Oct 9 The Louisville Colonels beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 to 4 to level the Little World Series at two games apiece before about 50 000 fans as the series moved to the next game.
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Southworth and Sewell Lead Cardinals Browns in Title Run
In a clubhouse celebration after the 144 game championship, Southworth praised pitching by Mayworth and Cooper as Sewell commended the team. Cardinals and Browns leaders joined the scene with Frick, Hartridge, Lewue and Breadon amid boisterous cheers. A separate Frederick meeting planned to discuss Monocacy River pollution and municipal disposal concerns.
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Yanks face Gettysburg Stars in Woodsboro double header
Woodsboro Yanks eye a Sunday double header at Woodsboro as they prepare to meet the Gettysburg All Stars and another strong foe. Manager Lang shows plans for Brinks DeLauter, Rashaus LeGore on the mound with Hildebrand behind the plate as the team inches toward season finale and a 32 win pace.
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