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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1943
Page
7
Colesville falls to the Frederick Hustlers 4 to 2 as six errors, many by Colesville shortstop, spark the visitors. Wagner hit a first inning homer for the Hustlers while Love allowed five hits. Scoring notes and player details follow as Hustlers secure the win at McCurdy Field.
The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 42 to 28 at Buffalo Civic Stadium before 16,970 fans. Five Bears scored touchdowns led by Gary Famidlietti with two and Harry Clark, Bill Geyer, Doane Mack Berry, and Doug McEnulty sharing the others. Giants’ scorers included Carl Kinsdorf with two long runs and Emery Nix and Bill Paschal with the other TDs. Paschal added a brilliant 94 yard kickoff return.
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 7 over Boston 5 in the American League. Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 2 while Washington fell 3 to 5 and New York won 2 to 1. St Louis 3, Detroit 2. Cleveland 3, Chicago 1. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Detroit, St Louis at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, and Washington at Boston.
The third War Bond drive game features New Cumberland's Army base players with drafted and volunteer major Iagua members, using Washington Senators as the home team on scorebooks. Bonds bought by a Frederick citizen entitled him to a box and 100 extra tickets, with distribution to Camp Detrick personnel to boost the rooting section. Gates open 3 p.m. at McCurdy Field. 900 grandstand seats plus 300 bleachers donated. Public address by Arch McDonald and Nick Altrock, with Mayor Gittinger to toss the first ball. A 7:30 p.m. dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel will host players, officers, and officials.
Output of war planes in U S plants climbs since 1940 reaching a July peak of 7373 aircraft. Production figures highlight the rapid buildup as the war accelerates. The chart shows steady gains, reflecting increased manufacturing across multiple plants and regions.
Bucky Walters and Mort Cooper each pitched shutouts as the World Champion Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader in St Louis. Cooper held Cincinnati to four hits in a 1 0 win, while Walters blanked the Reds 4 0 with six hits allowed.
National League leaders include Musial batting .352 with 187 hits and 103 runs, Herman batting .335, Vaughan 103 runs, Nicholson 106 RBIs, and Elliott 87 RBIs. Pitching lead goes to Sewell 20 7 and Shoun 12 5, with York 30 home runs in the era context.
Wallace Beery dons a Veronica Lake disguise to steal a girdle in a MGM plot twist while Betty Grable awaits a stork. Paulette Goddard romances south of the border as James Craig supplants Richard Carlson in Kismet. Frank Sinatra debuts in Higher and Higher and Alan Carney's no-script payoff wins an eventual short. Paramount and RKO gossip spin with divorce news, Cannery promos, and a brace of film-world odds and ends.
Fans praised Griffith Stadium for shelter and closer viewing as the Redskins, led by coach Duleh R Bereman, faced Baltimore at the heated exhibition. Jack Jenkins impressed from Vanderbilt, while George P. Marshall drew mixed reactions for sideline antics. Frederick’s sports nostalgia surfaced with past visiting teams and a war bond exhibition slated with the Washington Senators.
Athletics Drove in five to top Red Sox while Browns rout Tigers. Walker stars Brooklyn for a perfect day at bat. Adams and Wasdell pace Phillies past Braves. Roberty and Heabison spark Senators over Yankees. Cooper and Kurowski pace Cardinals, Walters strong for Reds in split twin bill. Sewell appears in relief as Pirates beat Cubs in 12 innings. Dietrich and Malteberger shine for White Sox opener and nightcap. Indians pice ends with pitching note.
Baltimore September 8 Slingin Sammy Baughs aerials faltered in the second half as the Washington Redskins lost 20 21 to the Green Bay Packers in a pre season NFL game before about 45 000 fans at Baltimore Stadium Hutsons 20 yard fourth period field goal sealed the win Washington battled deep in its own territory late as Baughs pass to Masterson fell incomplete on fourth down and the Packers edged ahead with Hutsons decisive kick Washington scored a late TD and Masters ons long play kept the crowd hopeful but the Packers held on for the close victory
Yesterday's baseball results show Philadelphia 2 Boston 5 and Chicago 4 Cincinnati 0 with St. Louis 1 New York 0 and Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 0 in 12 innings. Remaining games include Ansein at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Cincinnati at Chicago. Also noted is a reference to England's 1745 Profane Oath Act detailing fines by rank.
Cumberland Army reception center nine faces a local fundraising drive with the army needing funds. Fans are urged to pack McCurdy Field Thursday evening for the event, as the crowd is expected to be larger than ever.
A garbled note from yesterday’s game between Baltimore and Green Bay hints at a weak football season as players struggle with footing and execution. Cleats and field conditions are mentioned as contributing factors to a disappointing display.
New York. Sept. o. a Washington beat the Yankees in both ends of a doubleheader to spoil New York's bid for a 14th consecutive series. Royton rookie Charley Roverts homered in the opener and Bobo Newsom steered the nightcap with support from Newsom's win despite stomach troubles.
Philadelphia Athletes won the rubber game against the Boston Red Sox by 7 to 3. Dick Siebert drove in five runs and had a perfect day at the plate, highlighted by a seventh inning triple to drive in three. Boston's late push fell short as Philadelphia completed the win with timely hits and strong pitching.
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