Cardinals Edge Toward East Duel in pennant chase
The St Louis Cardinals, playing strong on offense and buoyed by pitcher George Munger, head on a 13 game road trip to Philadelphia and Brooklyn as they chase the Dodgers. They hold a 21-6 stretch and boast a 0.639 road mark, aiming to maintain the drive seen in 1941 and 1942 scrambles.
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Sportsmen Park
Cincinnati Reds
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Ham
Eyes
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Birds
Dodgers
National League Yesterday's Results Report
National League results show Philadelphia defeated by New York 4 to 3. Other clubs not scheduled. Scheduled games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Boston. Night game noted.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Bittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
L Pet
Gavin
AM Puiisburga
Washington
Detroit
St. Otts
American League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Games
Yesterday's results list wins and losses across the American League with teams such as Washington, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. Today the schedule features Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Gallorette wins Bay Shore Handicap at Aqueduct
Gallorette returns from a vacation and wins the $45,000 added Bay Shore Handicap at Aqueduct in a closing drive. The four year old edged King Dorsett by a head in the final furlong, Polynesian third, Dean Jessop riding for L Brann. Gallorette clocked 2 25 for a mile and a furlong, paid 14.40 to win and earned 12,350.
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New York
L. Brann
Aqueduct
Cegsuler
Dean Jessop
Gallorette
Jong
Brann
Phils Edge Giants 5 4 In Night Game
Philadelphia Phillies defeat New York Giants 5 to 4 in a night game before 11 899 fans. Del Ennis hit a three run homer in the first inning. Leo Indovna and Gilberts delivered decisive ninth inning singles securing the victory and boosting the Phils to a late comeback win.
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Indovna
Leon
Berdek Ex Football Coach Seeks Life as Gentleman Farmer
Former Penn State grid coach Bezdek plans to sell over 4000 White Leghorn chickens and live quietly on his farm White Exale Farm after a career in football and baseball management He cites his wife’s workload and the war era labor as reasons for seeking a calmer life and notes his Czech heritage and long ties to college and professional football.
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Jim Coogan
Nea Craptat
Faerenandent
Dey Iestu
Hugue Berdek
Penn State
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mel
Exale
Lear
University of Chicago
Arkansas
Chi Whead
Svein Sbatye Tee
Tom
Naisquig
Seoere
Cleveland
Bez
Crane
State
Bob Fligenes
Bedenk
America
Chicago
Soldier Detained in Yugoslavia May Be Freed
Kenneth EB Schussell of San Francisco, one of three American soldiers held by Yugoslavia, could soon be released after protections were extended following a mistaken identity incident tied to a shooting in Rye. The incident recalls early Pennsylvania oil leases from 1454.
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Cate
Kenneth EB. Schussell
Bove
San Francisco
Fenian
Emmitsburg Baseball Benefit Realizes S174 Total
Labor Day event by the Emmitsburg Baseball Club raised 174 dollars. Herbert Rogers announced the donation to Mr and Mrs Samuel Brett of Taneytown for their son Johnny. A past injury from a hat incident in a previous game was noted as context.
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Herbert Rogers
Samuel Brett
Taneytown
Johnny
Sears
Hustiers Set to Meet Elkton in Maryland Tournament Opener
Hustiers and Zu fans head to Havre de Grace for the Maryland State Baseball Association tournament. Opening game pits Hustlers against Elkton at 8:30 p.m. under WHL de rules. Local officials, led by Deibert, announce Elkton as league contenders amid a busy schedule across Belair Harford and Washington County leagues.
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Maryland
Elston
Ares
Deibert
Synctanog League
Hend
Elkton
Warner of
Feesierick
Hustlers
Virginia
Sinmuliuegusly
C. Ed. Brooks
Baltimore
Rye
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Balioe
Telat
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Jernant
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petiWsie
Boonsboro
Washington County
Pat Duity
We Association
Independent League of Neigh
Boorsbors
Sharpsburg
Morrisburg
Waterbury
McCurdy
Frederic Hagerstown
HavrepoCrace
Susquehanna
Visities and Movements Across Laytonsville Area
Laytonsville notes list Leona Thompson visiting son-in-law Henry Koukal in Washington Grove with other guests including Qoal Poovey in Daytona and George Engles Jr. in Tuckahoe. Also mentioned are Willian Stinson family in Baltimore County and Remus Riggs at Green Hills, Cora Howard in Chavies West Virginia, and a moving family boundary at St Marys County. References to a Labor Day hose party, Douglas Whitlea s move from Rehoboth Beach, and a note on the earth being spherical attributed to Pythagorean Greek philosophy, with a remark on Rhubarb’s introduction in western Europe from Russia.
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Laytonsville
Leona Thompson
Los Angeles
Wand
Henry Koukal
Washington Grove
Grove
Qoal Poovey
Daytona
W. K. Pace
George Engies
George Engles, Jr
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Robert Engles
Willian Stinson
Billy
Balmore County
Erie
Remus Riggs
Green‘ Hills
Cora Howard
W. Va
St. Mary'’s County
Douglas Whitleasis
Rehoboth Beach
Washington
Notre Dame Faces 1945 Football Season With 42 Lettermen
Notre Dame, South Bend, Sept. 9. Loaded with 42 lettermen, the Irish aim for a mythical national title this season. Coach Frank Leahy drills 80 players for the opener at Illinois on September 2, with key figures including center, quarterback, and backfield leaders. The team braces for a tough schedule featuring Pittsburgh, Purdue, Iowa, Navy, Army, Northwestern, Tulane, and a final home game versus Southern California. The 1943 squad’s talents like Johnny Lolack and Ziggy Czarobski anchor the line, while Bob Kelly faces a late start due to DePaul summer studies.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Navy
Ilinois
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Iowa
Army
Northwestern
Tulane
Southern California
Dette
Yona
Johnny Lolack
Angelo Bertelli
Paul Liment
Ziggy Czarobski
Bob Kelly
DePaul
Chicago
Birthday Party for Philip Gregory Arnold
A birthday party was held September 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Daniel Arnold in Brunswick for their son Philip Gregory turning four. Attendees included Philip, Sarah Ree, Michael Spurrier, Virginia Lee Sanger, Vickie Lyne Jackson, Carol Lee Stewart, Shirley and Mary Catherine Arnold, Gene Rice, Bobbie Ray, Buddy, Tony and Judy Walker, George Lakin, Shirley Jones, Mrs. George W. Lakin, Dr. and Mrs. W L Lloyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Bats at a speed of about 10 miles an hour.
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A. Daniel Arnold
Egat D Street
Brunswick
Philip Gregory
Sarah Reebacca A Arneald
Michael Spurrier
Virginia Lee Sanger
Vickie Lyne Jackson
Carol Lee Stewart
Shirley
Mary Catherine Aruold
Gene Rice
Bobbie Ray
Buddy
Tony
Judy Walker
George Lakin
Shirley Jones
George W. Lakin
W. L. Lloyd
Speicher Named Chief Judge of Garrett County Orphans Court
Governor O Conor appointed Henry MM Speicher, a Republican, as chief judge of the Garrett County Orphans Court. Speicher, from Accident, Md, was nominated by county voters and has no Democratic opponent in the general election. The article mentions a historical aside about rubber’s invention.
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O'Conor
Speicher
Public auction of real estate and personal estate in Frederick MD
By the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland executors will sell at public auction on September 21 1946 at 17 East Sixth Street Frederick City the home of Ruth Virginia Hammond the two and a half story frame dwelling with seven rooms on East Sixth Street parcel of ground described in a 1922 deed. Terms cash on ratification with a $5000 deposit, real estate taxes paid by purchaser and immediate possession. Personal estate includes furniture appliances and various household items. Auctioneers Alton Bennett and John W Null with attorney Bennett.
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East Sixth Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Fast Sixth Street
Alton
Bennett
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Ruthel Nozh E Cramer
Virginia Hammond
Frederick
Corm
Orphans Cour
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St. Frederick
Ginin Hammond
Ruther
Ing
John W. Null
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