Hustlers Split Two In Labor Day Doubleheader
The Frederick Hustlers blanked the Baltimore Colored All-Stars 12-0 in the opener at McCurdy Field, then lost 8-5 in a long nightcap. Remsberg and Hildebrand starred with four hits combined, DeLauter pitched well in relief, and LeGore held the All Stars scoreless after a rough first inning.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s games across leagues
In St Louis the Cardinals shut out the Reds 3 to 0. The Mets swept the Phillies with 7 to 0 and 14 to 0 in a doubleheader. The Dodgers beat the Braves 4 to 6 while the Cubs topped the Pirates 6 to 3 in the opener. the second game was postponed by rain and a later six inning finish had Mark credited.
20 Arrested As Common Gamblers At Ball Game
Philadelphia September 4 Vice squad detectives raided Shibe Park stands during the ninth inning of the Phillies Giants game and arrested 20 men as common gamblers. The raid followed a letter from Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Landis calling gambling at the park the worst in the country and urging officials to stamp it out before the World Series.
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Baugh In Form As Skins Win
Sammy Baugh starred as the Washington Redskins beat the Green Bay Packers 20 to 7 in an exhibition before about 46 000 fans. Baugh threw for 195 yards, connecting with Bagarus and Aguirre for scores, while Frank Akins added a rushing TD. Packers led early but were stymied as Washington outgained Green Bay 375 to 298 in total yards.
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Dr Pepper Defeats Broad Run 13 to 1 in Exhibition
Dr Pepper light workout on Labor Day at Baker Park to rout Broad Run, the County Softball League's second-half champion, 13 to 1 in seven innings. Battlers Brandenburg Wachter and W Cline powered the offense as Broad Run’s lone run came on two walks and an error in the first inning. Thursday city league game at 6 15 p m features Detrick Enlisted Men’s team receiving the trophy for the Camp Detrick Round Robin tourney from City President C Cyril Klein.
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Yankees Take American League Lead With Double Bill Sweep
The New York Yankees surged to the top of the American League by sweeping a Labor Day doubleheader from the Athletics 10 to 0 and 14 to 0, with Nick Etten Johnny Lindell Hershel Martin homering and George Stirnweiss stealing bases to pace the attack as Mel Queen and Walter Davies shut them down. The Browns slipped from first place after splitting with Cleveland while the Senators and Red Sox divided, and Detroit fell further behind after a 6-3 loss to the White Sox in the nightcap while winning the first game 12-2. The day featured strong hitting from Washington and Cleveland, with notable performances from Haetner Niggeling and Lopat in tandem双pivoting the pennant race.
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Hershel Martin
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Mel Queen
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George Stirnweiss
Walter Davies
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Nelson Potter
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Hayworth
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Potter
Mancuso
Joe Kuhel
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Red Sox
Johnny Niggeling
Dutch Leonard
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Conroy
Haefner
Chisox
Tiger
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Detroit
Tigers
Ed Lopat
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Gorsia
Henshaw
Beck
Swift
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Cubs and Pirates Split Labor Day Twinbill
Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in game one before the Pirates triumphed 4 to 3 in the nightcap halted by darkness. Frankie Zak scored the winning run for Chicago in game one as Paul Erickson beat the Pirates on eight hits. Xavier Rescigno won the nightcap with six hits allowed. The day also saw the St. Louis Cardinals shutout the Cincinnati Reds 3–0 behind Ted Wilks five-hitter, with rain ending the opener and a twilight-night second game planned. Brooklyn Dodgers came from behind to beat the Boston Braves 6–4 in the second game after winning the first 4–1, and Philadelphia swept a doubleheader, routing New York 14–8 in the second game after a 7–0 opener.
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Giants
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Yankees Dominate A's As Dubiel Queen Lead Sweep
Yesterday's Stars report: Walt Dubiel and Mel Queen shut out the A's in a doubleheader, the Yankees sweeping 18-0 and 14-0. Cullenbine's three-run homer paced the Indians, Vern Stephens sparked the Browns. Cramer and Lopata led White Sox wins. Metkovich and Spence starred for Senators. Nicholson and Zak helped Cubs or Pirates, Walker boosted Dodgers, Feldman and Karl mattered for Giants and Phillies.
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Mel Queen
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Hoy Cullenbine
Indians
Vern Stephens
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Cramer
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Chicago
Lopat
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Red Suv
Stan Spence
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Walker
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Chapman
Harry Feldman
Giants
Andy Karl
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Karl
Roops to Face Roops in Everedy Army Softball Game
In a Baker Park clash at the tower diamond tonight the Roops duel as Everedy Harmony with Foil Roop to pitch for Everedy and Eugene Kopp for the County League club. It marks the first time the brothers oppose each other on Frederick's field. GAMES CANCELLED Bainbridge. Md Sept. 4 ul-: SAC Marines and Daniel Field advised Bainbridge Naval Training Center that their football teams would not meet the Commodores as scheduled October 7 and November 18.
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