Pirates maul Giants hurlers in 14-3 win
Pittsburgh roared past New York 14 to 3 as Roy Parmelee and Luque led a five run first inning. The Pirates used 17 pitchers in a futile attempt to stop the surge, leaving the Giants' lead reduced to five and a half games.
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New York
Tedsy
Carl Hubbell
Parmalat
Luque
Clark
Barveson
Mancusa
Richards
Meine
Grace
Fintey
City and Municipal Series Is Again Tied
The City aggregation downed the Municipal nine 7-3 in Baker Park stirring a fifth game tonight. Aslan Jose pitched well, allowing six hits, while City took the lead in the third on a two-run rally. Rhoderick scored on Davis’ triple as Grumbine and Crummitt drove in runs. Municipal’s points came on a walk, single, triple and outfield in the fifth. Brightwell, Houck, Rhelerick and Lipps starred defense and batting for Municipal. Ponton earned the win for City with support from Crum and Gastley on the mound. The series resumes this evening.
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Baker Park
Aslan Jose
Water Ponton
Rhoderick
Davis
Triple Grumbine
Davis Crummitt
Landis
Ponton
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Crummitt
Brightwell
Houck
Rhelerick
Lipps
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Brust
Alexander
Crum
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Lopez
Lucas Pazdersky
Staley
Lombardi
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Phillies
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St. Louis
Ragland, Berry and
Dean
O'Farrell
City
Brightwell Staley
Doubie
Pardersky
Gastley
Hill
Ort Crum
Esterly
Kreh
Walters
Warneke Tops Brandt as Braves Fall to Cubs
Chicago Braves slip to a 2 to 1 setback as T Lon Warneke defeats Ed Brandt. Wally Berger homered for the Cubs and gave Chicago the lead, while Boston and Philadelphia each posted shutout or run-heavy wins in the day’s slate.
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Lon Warneke
Ed Brandt
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Tribe
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Brandt
Hogan
Warneke
Hartnett
Montreal and Toronto Tie in International League Result
In yesterday's International League action Montreal and Toronto played to a 2 goal result. Toronto 2.
American League results and today’s slate
Yesterday the Yankees beat St Louis 12 to 8 while Philadelphia won 6 0 over Cleveland and Chicago lost 1 0 to Washington. Rain affected another game and today Chicago faces Washington while Cleveland hosts Philadelphia and St Louis travels to New York.
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Westerday
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
National League Scores and Opening Football Plan
National League results list Pittsburgh 4 York 2 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 10 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 2. Boston 1. Upcoming matches include Philadelphia at St. Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Opening football game Oct 1 with Brunswick team planning a new season starting Oct 2. A new land development on East Potomac street near city park underway with grandstand, archway, and field improvements projected.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Pitsburon
Brunswick
Baltimore and Oto Railroad
East Potomac Street
City Park
Gradius
Pet
Fulomisc Steel Aide
Seventh Avenues
Golf Shot From Water Easier With Courage and Skill
The text argues golfers fear water shots, claiming they are simple and advantageous. It compares water play to sand shots, noting a ball barely in water can be escaped easily with a firm grip, and urges players to keep the club behind the ball for a clean stroke.
King Levinsky to meet Sharkey in comeback bid clash
The Ming’s In Again proclaims that King Levinsky will slug with ex-Champion Sharkey when they meet, with Sharkey aiming for a guaranteed $25 000. Possible sequel to Carnera bout scenes lob in talk as Levinsky trains, eyeing a string of five fights this winter to reclaim headlines and a title shot.
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Ming
Leapingens Levy
King Levinsky
Dank Bharkey
Copore Shines
My Boy
Cook
Sharkey
Becaus
Kingfish
Chicago
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Carnera
Anderson Hopeful of Notre Dame Success
South Bend Indiana September 7 Coach Martley Anderson remains optimistic about Notre Dame football. He notes the 1933 team is strong but faces tough foes like Kansas Purdue Southern California and the Army. With a mostly unchanged staff and improved players including new guards and a thinking quarterback, he predicts a challenging but potentially rewarding season. The schedule opens October 7 against Kansas in South Bend and ends December 2 with Army in New York.
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Martley Anderson
Rockne
Notre Dame
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Kansas
Army
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Southern California
Tommy Yarr
Tom Conley
Matehy Schwartz
Frank
Nordy) Hoffman
Ike Woedisch
Indiana
Carnegie Tech
Pittsbirgh
Navy
Baltimore
Bvariston
California
New York
Theater listings at Tivol and Opera House entertain
The Tivol theater presents Tugboat Annie with Tivan Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery amid laughs and drama from Norman Reilly Raines stories. Ken Maynard and Tarzan star at City Opera House with Tomstone Canyon, Three Musketeers chapter 11, and cartoons. a Frederick feature titled Justice Takes a Holder screens with an Eisat and Eisa Bennedy short. The President of the United States can modify or cancel national ocean mail contracts.
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Tivan Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Min
Bil
Tivol Theater
Norman Reilly Raines
City Opera House
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Tomestone Canyor
Frederick
Union Bridge Suffer Loss As Star Player Hurt
Sport notes report Union Bridge loses Bankert to a sprained leg from a slide into second base at Middletown. Out about a month, he joins a string of injuries and team changes across Frederick County sports including Dolsack sold to the Tolsdo Mud Hens, Hartman sidelined, and plans for fall football and baseball developments at Mount St. Marys, Frederick County tennis, and Albany club sales impacting the International League.
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Bankert
Scond
Middletown
Tenns Tourney Advances to Semifinals at Baker Park
Frederick county tennis tournament at Baker Park moves toward finish with semifinals in doubles ladies singles and men's singles. Barney Welsh of Rockville dominates earlier rounds, defeating Malcolm McCardell 6-0 6-0 in singles and pairing with William Soute to beat Towner French and McCardell 3-7 6-2 6-0 in doubles.
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Duke University
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Rockville
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William Soute
Towner French
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Welsh
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French
Harry O. Smith
Brunswick
Jack Mac
Laughlin
Mercersburg
Racquet-Wielder
Smith
Boyle
George Stoner
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District of Columbia
Lease Bussard
City
Theodore Woodward
Westminster
Woodward
Tom Gardner
Bussard
James H. Harris
Russell McCain
Hussard
McGregor
Elizabeth Bopst
Eva Brown
Frederick
Youbles Welsh
Howard McGregor
Elizabeth
Elizabeth ¥_ Boost defeated Miss Eva Brown, 6-0, 6-3. Consolation Charles Price
G. R. Flautt
Op. m
Lloyd Rice
Charles Price
Jack Mclaughlin
Richard Ramsburg
Boylt
P.m. Isimal
Lucille Baumgardner
Elizabeth Bonst
Aekd
Carroll County Rivalry to Open Three-Game Series
Union Bridge and New Windsor start a three game series Saturday in Union Bridge at 3 pm with games also set for September 23 at New Windsor and September 61, time undisclosed. An all star game at Woodsboro on September 16 precludes play that day. A bowling league bid meeting is planned tonight at 7 pm with invitations to Kaufman’s Garage Frederick Iron Stel M J Grove Lime Co Muse Talionage Co Rontys Garage Potomac Edison and others.
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Nex Windsor
Ciuts
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Kaufman's
Frederick Iron and Stel
M. J Grove Lime Co
Muse Talionage Co
Rontys Garage
Potomac Edison
Albauch Chevrolets
Walkerstike Bowling Cun Kments
Pythias
Or Fibre Brusa Co
Diminutive Georgian Upsets Vines In Tennis Upset
Bryan Grant Jr the diminutive Georgan upset American star Vines to reach the fourth round in the national men s singles championship. The match featured Vines leading 3 1 in the second set before Grant rallied with aggressive serves. Other notable results included Adrian Quist beating Wilmer Alligon and Lester Stoefen advancing in straight sets.
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Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Rob Arly Grant
Vines
Uttle Georgian
Wilmer Alligon
Texas
Adrian Quist
Australia
Lester Stoefen
Giant
Los Angeles
H. G. N. Lee
England
Pred Perry
Keith Gledhill
California
Gregory Mangin
Provicea
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Mike” Thompson
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