Nats and Giants Continue to Win
Washington beats Cleveland 7-3 as Hale and Ferrell commit errors in seventh. Senators' lead on the American circuit trimmed to 8 12 games. Yankees beat Detroit twice in a double header, 2-1 and 9-1. Giants, Dodgers, Braves, and Cardinals win in varied fashion across pennant chase with key pitching and late-inning decisions.
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New Windsor Defeats Union Bridge In League Tilt
New Windsor beat Union Bridge 4 to 2 in a Frederick Coty League game before a good crowd. Fowble singled and Barnes hit a routine homer over Hitchcock in center. Shilling allowed only three hits while Eichelberger used two pitchers who yielded ten hits. The second game of the series is set for September 23 in New Windsor.
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Union Bridge
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Hitchcock
Eichelberger
Young
Rummey
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Wills
Zio
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Talbott, Jr
Brown
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Bata
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Skinney
American League Yesterday and Saturdays Results
Yesterday's results show New York 9 defeats Pawntee de Rea, Detroit 1 to 1, Boston 2 to 0, St Louis 3 to 4. Saturdays games include Washington 3 over Chicago 2 and St Louis 6 New York 8, Philadelphia none, Cleveland 2 over Detroit 4. Eleven innings were played before rain halted ninth, with Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, St Louis at Boston on today’s schedule. standings show Cleveland leading with 68 wins and 46 losses, Philadelphia 63, Detroit 68, Chicago 73, Boston, St Louis remains pending.
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National League Scores and Oddball Notes Across The Circuit
Yesterday results show New York 6 Cincinnati 1 1. Chicago 4 Brooklyn 1 3. St Louis 7 Boston 0 5. Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis. Also mentions long train of misc notes on players Bill Urbanski Earl Whitehill Babe Ruth and European road mileage.
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Boston Braves
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Joe McCarthy
Bill Evans
Attrocs
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Babe Ruth
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International League Results From Yesterday
Yesterday in the International League several scores were logged. Butfaio defeated Rochester 5 to 2, Momsreal beat Toronto 7 to 5, Albany lost 2 to 3 against Jerez City, and Newark tied Baltimore 6 to 3.
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Momsreal
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Albany
Jerez City
Newark
Baltimore
Trojans Return to Power Football Under Coach Jones
USC coach Howard Jones favors straightforward power running, with updated disguise via multiple tandem formations. He aims for physical dominance and steady blocking, rebuilding a backfield with strength while retaining his emphasis on the running game.
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Howard Jones
Associated Press
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Crask Howard Harding Jones
University of Southern California
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Ford Palmer
Golf Swing Mechanics by Art Krenz
Article analyzes the golf swing focusing on body rotation and hip initiation before wrist cock. It notes that starting the body first on the backswing is crucial to maintain proper timing and power, illustrating with Bobby Jones as an example.
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Bobby Jones
Frederick doubles title claimed by Bussard and McGregor
Large crowd witnesses Bussard and McGregor beat Welsh and Boule 4-6 9-7 6-2 6-1 on Baker Park court to win the Frederick county open doubles. They defeated Ramsburg and Clapp in the semi finals before conquering the Rockville team for the crown.
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Barney Welsh
William Boule
Rockville
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Gates
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Boult
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Frederick A C Takes Double Licking Sunday
The Frederick Athletic Club suffered a double defeat to the York County All Stars by scores of 13-9 and 15-1. Poor pitching by Boney Hartman and later by Don Rice and Carey allowed a flurry of hits as Frederick fell behind early, then rallied briefly before the late onslaught sealed the losses.
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Ecker
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Brunswick Again Captures Series In Third Straight Win
The Brunswick Railroaders, Frederick County champions, defeated Waynesboro Pennsylvania 10-2 at Scheer Stadium to seal the series in three straight games. Pres Phillips allowed 11 hits while sparking a six run early lead with a shutout until the middle innings.
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Welsh Triumph Highlights Washington Grove Tennis
Rockville star Barney Welsh scored the greatest victory of his career by defeating Ted McElveeny in the Washington Grove tournament with set scores 4 6 3 6 1. McElveeny was a former national intercollegiate champion from Stanford, ranked 18th among amateurs in 1928. Elizabeth Boost, recent ladies singles winner, may pair with Welsh for mixed doubles in the same event.
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Rockville
Ted MecElveeny
Washington Grove
McElveeny
Stanford
Welsh
Irs
Elizabeth Boost
Washington
Doubles Team Wins at City Bowling Meet
City Bowl League holds a meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Diamond to draft the schedule. President Jack Hart urges all interested to attend as teams are assured and two more may join. Wooden pins are planned for the season.
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Diamond All
Jack Hart
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