Yankees and Giants Lead With Strong Showings In Falls of Sept
Washington, Cleveland, New York and Detroit battle for pennant as Washington wins 5-1 over Cleveland to pull 9.5 games ahead. Connie Mack’s Athletics sweep Chicago 8-0 behind Marcus. Yankees fall 5-1 to Detroit. Giants edge Reds 3-2 as Hubbell rescues. Braves snap skid 3-2 over Cardinals.
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Tennis match resumes after rain in Frederick County Open
Halting play at three sets, the Ramspure and Bussard match will resume this afternoon at 4 o clock. Bussard raced to a first set win while Ramsburg staged a late comeback in the third, with Western Maryland College ace Bussard taking the other final.
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Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Eas Brillant Busard
Dat Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Western Maryland College
Frederick Tigers and Church Hill Split Doubleheader
Frederick Tigers and Church Hill split a baseball doubleheader on the Potomac Edison diamond. The cow fans won 3-0 in the opener while the Tigers took the nightcap 2-1. Baer surrendered three runs in the second inning of the first game before Staley shut down Church Hill. Hickman pitched well for Church Hill, with Staley allowing only two hits in the finale as the Tigers edged ahead.
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Wike Repth to Host Fall Games at Giffin Stadium
Washington will send a football team to the fall games at Giffin Stadium on Wednesday. The frat contest is scheduled for October 11 with the Chi cam Teens and will be staged on the same campus.
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Wike Repth
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Giffin
Unser Joe Hauser and the missing major league comeback
A nostalgic recap of Joe Hauser, once a record setting slugger for the International League, who on Labor Day hit his 65th homer while a knee injury and aging stopped his major league return. The piece recalls his promise, a broken kneecap, and the hope that some club still sees his bat as worth another chance.
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Babe Ruth
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Hauser
Ruth
Ko Childs
Tam
Unser
Philadelphia
Joe
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Doe
Connie Mack
Warne
Burs Arlett
Baltimore
Fall sports scene bulks up at Haverstown meet
The article notes Georgetown students and Haverstown riders gearing up for the fall season with strong turnout and notable participants. It highlights Louw Latte and a large group of athletic scholars, plus Jack Rhodes skipping school, as it previews a busy fall race meeting and the vigor of local track and tennis scenes.
Ferrell's pitching past haunts switching roles in baseball
A collage of baseball notes discusses Wes Ferrell potentially moving from pitcher to outfielder or center fielder while noting his past hitting skill and doubts about his mound form. references Babe Ruth and others who swapped positions and a Washington Post Jersey item.
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Indians
Babe Ruth
Tris Sooker
Sam Ace
Rospere
Peeveli
Ferrell
Commie
Val Gure
Hiebrand
Nis
Otheysh
Washington Post
Frankie Pytlak Charms Cleveland Fans in Ladies Day Spotlight
Cleveland reports Frankie Pytlak the Indians catcher has become a fan favorite in Ladies Day crowds. At 5'7" and 140 pounds, the diminutive backstop leads the team in batting average and is noted for speed on the bases. Stories of his generosity and city ties fuel his appeal.
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National League Yesterday's Results in New York
Cincinnati beat New York 3 to 1 while Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 0. Other games were postponed by rain. Remaining matches listed include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati and Boston at St Louis.
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St. Louis
Garres Tiss
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St Lois
St. Lous
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Cumcinnaty
Amateurs Set Fast Pace In US Golf Play
The opening round of the US amateur golf championship sees Ross Somerville and Jack Munger Jr leading by one stroke at Renwood after a sub par 70 on the 6 780 yard course. George Dunlap is third with 71 as 152 players vie for 32 spots in the match play stage beginning Wednesday. Shanghai note adds: over 1 000 cigarette brands are made by 60 factories in the city.
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Cincanat
United States
Ross
Sandy) Sommerville
Jack Munger, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Somerville
Munger
Renwood
George Dunlap
New York
Yesterday's American League Baseball Scores Summary
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 3. Washington won 5 to 3 while Cleveland beat Detroit 1 to 0. New York triumphed 5 to 1 over an unspecified opponent. Several games listed for today include Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington.
Old Timer Lineup Forms for McCurdy Sunday Game
Promoter Robert Grove plans a county league event at McCurdy Field with veterans from Hagerstown Martinsburg Hanover and Warnesboro joining Predenck club stars. Notables named include Bill Lamar Gus Boyne Arthur Woodring Rob inson Frank Fraley Reno Eaton Lew Gardner Johnny Himes and others. Managers and several top names are being courted with Hemsley from the St Louis Browns eyed to report if approved by Rogers Horn. The day features a crammed lineup feast and a two game arrangement if needed starting at 2 o clock.
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Nig" Grove
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Arthur Woodring
Robinson
Frank Fraley
Reno Eaton
Lew Gardner
Johnny Himes
King
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Invitati
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Chetren
Eddie Sawyer
Jack Morrison
Regz Rawlings
Harold Yordy
Sherdel
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Bernie Brooks
Freer
Othmers
Butler
Merril Ecker
Thurmont
Frank Grimes
P Devilblas
Chronicle of Sports and Library Milestones Cited
One year ago today Bill Te signed a two year contract in mane. Five years ago today five champions met and were eliminated early at the National Amateur at Brae Burn. Ten years ago today Francis Hunter defeated Vincent Richards in the national tennis event at Germantown. Chicago public libraries loaned over 34 000 books in 1932. Seven states o
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J Sweetser
Max Marston
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