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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1942

Page

6

Keller Wins One For Yanks In Dramatic Tenth

New York Yankees rally in the tenth inning as Charley Keller belts his 25th homer with two outs to beat St Louis 4 3 2 in game one. Hank Borowy blanks the Browns 6 0 in game two, while a fan misreads a ruling on a Clift play as an error.

New York New York Yarkees St Loui Browns Charley Keller Hank Borowy Browns

City Softball League Yesterday's Results

Recap of games with Dr Pepper, Price Bros, and local teams. Glenna McQuillen sparked offense with home run and four hits as New York visitors posted runs. Senators pulled a three run inning but fell short in a 3 2 2 loss. batteries listed for both sides include Wade Hanes, Dickey Bewil, Zuber, Trotter and Evans.

Senators Washington Rove Trotter Farls Chicago Wade Hanes Dickey Bewil Zuber Evana

Records Fall In Weird Softball League Game

City Softball League records fell as Dr Pepper upset Price Bros 22 to 6. Pepperites piled 45 bases led by C Moore who racked hits including a homer while Ram sburg pitched seven innings, Streaking offense produced homers, doubles and stolen bases as Pepper’s win closed in on the cellar vs Price Bros.

Jagineder Dr Pepper Price Bros Pepperites C\ Moore Agape Aa Peppers Foe Trice Bros Abrahore Crum Cook Cp Act Ae Walsh UE Sialey Ss Moore Ib Litiuas de Albignra Shearing Rf Price, Bros Rice Holland Walsh Moore Kelley Staley Shoemaker Mooe Ramsburg Crum Abrecht Michael bell—Hice Innnings Cook Price Bros . Dr Pepper Moore Kelley Keyser

Boxing Still Dabbled By Soldier Referee Tony Marrone

Tony Marrone, now a private at Fort Barrancas Florida, keeps boxing ties amid Army service. A Santa Market Street native, he started in local pro bouts, later refereeing American Legion shows for five years. He recently hooked with Joe Vella of Cliffside Park New Jersey, who helps stage soldier events at Fort Barrancas with Marrone chosen to officiate on Labor Day at Gorgas Field.

Tony Marrone Uncle Sams Army Fort Barrancas Fla Santa Market Street American Legion Bermes

Japan shooting thrills in trap style at Wichita air show

A Wichita worker creates a new trapshooting variant named Jap-shooting using a parachuted dummy with Japanese features. Meanwhile sports items note a Marine parent ordering Notre Dame tickets, a Richmond softball loss, and scouts chasing a Kentucky boy’s age mix-up. Also mention boxing, baseball, soccer, and a Michigan Open junior golfer.

New York Gunoe Moetoankey Notre Dame Solomon Islands Richmond

Baseball results and schedule from American League games

American League results show Festerdas and results with scores Chicago 8 7 Washington 2 8 New York 3 6 St Louis 2 0 Cleveland 12 Philadelphia Boston 3 4 Detroit 2 2. First game went 10 innings. Today we have Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York. Others not scheduled.

Chicago Washington Detroit Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati St Lous Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Vergennes Vermont's first and smallest incorporated village

Vergennes Vermont holds the claim of being the first and smallest incorporated village in New England. It was incorporated early in its history and ranks as the third oldest incorporated village in the United States.

Vergennes New England United States

League Leaders As AP Lists Batting and Pitching Honors

The Associated Press names league leaders across both leagues with Boston star Williams top in batting at 351 and 28 home runs, DiMaggio of New York key in hits and doubles. In the National League Ott leads in runs and Ott and Slaughter tie for RBIs, with Slaughter setting hits and Hatk among leaders. Pitching honors go to Hughton of Boston at 18 and 4.

Associated Press Williams Boston Wright Carcago Willams DiMaggio New York Keller Fesky Spence Washington Kolloway Chicago Doerr Spence Washington Heath Cleveland Case Washington Vernon Hughton Borony Reiser Brooklyn Slaughter St Lows Ott St Louis Mize Slaughter St Louus Hatk Hack Chicago Marton Medwick Slanehter St Laws Nicholson

Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati On Twelve Innings Thriller

In a 12 inning game Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 as New York met St Louis and other matchups were not scheduled. The report notes bacteria in the intestine can form nicotinic acid and vitamins including riboflavin.

Army All Stars To Play Chicago Cardinals

The Western Army football All Stars, boasting a four game win streak, prepare in the mountain country for a Sunday matchup with the Chicago Cardinals. After the game they face Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers and New York Giants in quick succession. Coach Wallace Wade says timing will improve after a 26-7 loss to the Redskins. Cardinals arrive Saturday led by an All America back from Pittsburgh.

Denver Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Milwaukee New York Giants Syracuse Washington Redskins Los Angeles Cardinals Sammy Baugh Wallace Wade Crewe Ae Pittsburgh

Pasadena Opposes Rose Bowl Game This Year

The Pasadena Business Men's Association unanimously opposed a 1943 Rose Bowl game. The resolution questioned drawing war workers and resources from their duties and transferring decisions to Lt Gen John L De Witt. The Tournament of Roses Association had said no game decision would be announced before October 1.

Pasadena Calif Pasadena Business Men's Association John L de Witt Western Defense Command America Tournament of Roses Association

Stars Struggle Highlights From Last Night's Baseball Games

Yesterday's action featured Charley Keller and Hank Borows with the Yankees, Keller hitting his 25th homer while Borows tossed a one hitter in relief. Red Sox pitcher Wagner held the Tigers to five hits as Williams delivered a 28th homer and added a three run double in the other game. Dodgers and Giants provided late drama, Tom Ferrick and Arky Vaughan contributed, while Indians shut out the Athletics. Braves tied the score with a pinch double in eighth, aiding Boston over the Cubs. White Sox beat the Senators with Lasell and Moses leading various rallies. Pirates defeated the Phillies behind strong seven hit pitching.

Turmbili Red Sox Willams Boston Doerr Jim Tabor Johnny Peacock Joe Cronin Dom DiMaggio Johnny Benton Parsons, Wagner and Peacock Detroit White Trucks Bucks Dobson Judd Conroy Charley Keller Hank Borows Yankees Keller Browns Borows Charley Warner Ted Williams Wagner Tigers Arky Vaughan Dodgers Reds Babe Young Giants Cardinals Tom Ferrick Indians Athletics Clyde Krutiz Braves Cubs Buck Ross Wally Moses Ross Senators Moses Lloyd Dietz Pirates Phils

Virginia Coach Confirms Dudley Signs With Steelers

Charlottesville reports coach Frank Murphy says a telegram confirms Bill Dudley, Cavaliers All-America star, has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dudley trains with the Steelers in Hershey after playing for the College All-Stars against the Bears and All-Stars against the Eagles in Chicago. The Michigan ironclad saga notes 42 years to complete the first U.S. Navy iron battleship, started 1842 and finished 1884.

Charlottesville Frank Murphy University of Virginia Bill Dudley Cavaliers Pittsburgh Steelers Dudley Steelers Hershey Bluefield Chicago Bears Chicago Philadelphia Eagles Collegians United States Navy US. S.S. Michigan

Conservation Order L-41 Painting Notice at Nicodemus Paint

War Production Board permits repainting and redecorating under conservation order L 41. Nicodemus Paint Store on N Court Street offers paint supplies and services with phone line 425 for inquiries.

L-41 War Production Board Nicodemus Paint N. Court St

Dodgers Use Five Pitchers To Defeat Reds

Cincinnati September 2 1941 The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in 12 innings to extend their NL lead as five Dodgers pitchers shared duties with Wyatt gaining the win Walters homered and single. Reese scored on Vaughan single after Peewee Reese walked and Vaughn misplayed. Batteries Davis Casey Higbe Webber Wyatt and Owen for the Dodgers Walters Shoun Lamanno for the Reds.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Dodgers Bucky Walters Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Leo Durocher Whitsow Wyatt Walters Reds Peewee Reese Wyatt Clyde Snoun John Rizzo Dixie Walker Arky Vaughan Might Reese Vaughan Brooklyn Davis Casey Higbe Webber Owen Shoun Lamanno

Giants Hit Cardinals Hard in 14-Run Burst to Move Ahead

New York Giants overpower St Louis Cardinals 4 runs in third and 14 hits to win 14 2. Babe Young drives in four with a bases loaded double, Johnny Mize collects three hits and two walks, as New York moves within four games of the NL leaders. Pitchers Lanier Krist and Gumbert handle St Louis while Carpenter and Dan ning provide late support.

St Lous New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers St Louis Cardinals Redbirds Giente St Louis Babe Young Max Lanier Giants Murray Dickson Howard Krist Harry Gumbert Johnny Mize Carda New York New York Ue Carpenter Danning Lanier Dickson Krist Gumbert W Cooper

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