Giants and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Shape of NL Lead
Sept. 6 New York Giants edged Pittsburgh Pirates to gain an even break in a doubleheader and hold a 12 game NL lead. Pirates won the first game 6-5 in 10 innings, Giants took the nightcap 9-1. Other scores include Cardinals over Phillies 7-3 in a doubleheader, Cubs beat Braves 4-3, Reds 18-3 over Dodgers, Athletics 5-4 over Indians, Senators 3-1 over White Sox, Red Sox defeated by Senators, and Tigers vs. Browns and Yankees results noted.
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National League Yesterday's Scores and Today Planned Games
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 6 over New York 1 and St Louis 8 over Philadelphia 7 in 10 innings. Brooklyn 7 over Cincinnati 3 while Chicago 4 and Boston 2 beat by opponents. Today Philadelphia faces St Louis Brooklyn plays Cincinnati New York meets Pittsburgh Boston versus Chicago.
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Brunswick Takes First Of Series In Waynesboro rout
Brunswick Railroaders blanked Waynesboro Pa 12 runs to 4 in the opener of the post season series. Reynolds held Waynesboro to scattered hits while Edgar Burch and Merriman starred on defense and offense. Merriman belted a long eighth inning homer as Brunswick built a big lead and left Myerson pounded by the Brunswick offense. Game two set for Saturday at Scheer Stadium with Pres Phillips available on the mound.
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Two For Pointers Triumph In Doubleheader
Point of Trecks baseball beats Lovettsville Athletic Club in a Sunday doubleheader. Effective pitching by Murray and timely hitting by White Carey Murray and Sears highlight the nightcap with Houck making key plays in the field. Simpson leads Lovettsville with three doubles as Point of Rocks reaches 2 4 in runs. standings list Simpson as a power hitter for the losers. Lovettsville returns Sunday at 2 p.m. at Point of Rocks.
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Forty football hopefuls report to Mount St. Marys for first workout
Forty football candidates are expected to report with Coach Arthur Malloy at Mount St. Marys today for the initial workout. The season opens September 3 with Georgetown in Washington.
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Old Timers to Play at McCurdy Field September 17
Bill Lamar and H C Butcher lead the effort to assemble veterans for a County League event at McCurdy Field on September 17. Clyde Barnhart could join, with Arthur Woodring as catcher and Buckeystown as contact points. Several Frederick players have yet to commit as practice turnout remains low.
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Golf swing tips on weight shift and keeping head down
The article advises keeping weight on the right leg at the top of the swing while preparing the left leg for the downswing. It notes hitting against the left leg helps keep the head down and the shot on target. It also warns that misplacing weight causes the head to rise and the shot to go astray.
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International League results and upcoming doubleheaders
Newark loses 2 to 3 with Jersey City 1 to 3 while Rochester 8 to 6 beats Montreal 7 to 7. Buffalo edges Toronto 3 to 2. Upcoming: Baltimore at Newark and Montreal at Toronto, Rochester at Buffalo, Jersey City at Albany. Leroy Barrick leads a team tentatively named Stars in a Sunday double header at McCurdy Field against the Frederick Club. Haas joins a Boston security league, Stimmel predicts possible return.
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Shields Targeting Comeback After Tennis Stardom Decline
Francis X Shields, once hailed as the Babe Ruth of tennis, remains a Forest Hills favorite at 23 while attempting a comeback. He peaked as a 1930 Nationals finalist, suffered a 1931 ankle injury, impressed with 19 aces against Frank Bowden, then pursued European and French titles before a disappointing loss to Boussus ended his overseas hopes.
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Municipal League Takes Lead In Series In Baker Park
The Municipal League All Btara took a 4 2 victory over City All Stars in Baker Park Wednesday. Grumbine pitched three safe hits but issued four wild pitches and two errors aided the loss. Moore held the City to one earned run while the Municipal offense produced in the first inning.
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Play Continues In City Tennis Tourney
In the first annual Frederick Tennis Club open at Baker Park, Jack McLaughlin of Mercersburg advanced to the quarterfinals after a three set win over Towner French. Robert Clapp and Dick Ramsburg eliminated McLaughlin and George Stoner in straight sets.
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