Dr Pepper Ten Wins First Game In Title Series
Dr Pepper of the City Softball League opened the city championship by defeating DeMolay ten 7-0 Friday behind Linton’s shutout pitching. Keyser led Pepper hitters with a .348 season average and left the team mid-series to join the Army. Milt Frank may miss the series with a knee injury. Game two is set for Monday at 6 PM at Beker Park.
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Dr. Pepper
Linton
Beker Park
Marcus Keyser
Bast
Keyser
Army
Frank
Hart
DeMolay
Milt Frank
Price Bros
Ding
Peppers
Fink
Cy Moore
Linten
Holland
Ramsburg
DeMolay Ab. R.H. C. A. E. Moss
Martz
Staley
Sparks
Ford
Reeder
Summers
McLaren
Price
Rf Fink
Coun
Walsh
Wachter
Moore
Schwearing
Moore Mariz
Quinn
Gardner
Angieburger
Taylor
Raiders of the Serpent God Cave Endgame
Tyra retrieves a reed bound codex from a limestone crypt while hundreds of venomous Yellow-jaw snakes close in on the altar. Sandy and Fleming race to the cavern to rescue her, fearing the Priests of the Serpent God will claim Tyra. Tyra warns to throw the codex to Sandy and flee as the danger tightens.
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Hunac-Ceel
Tyra
Mexico
Reacher
Goc
Gonzales
Fleming
Manuel
Sandy
Gil
Morse
Flemming
Pyramids
Yyral
Piers
League Leaders By The Associated Press
League statistics from the National and American Leagues highlight batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching leaders. Notable names include Slaughter Medwick and Mize in the NL and Williams Pesky and DiMaggio in the AL with top figures like Ot and Williams setting city and league marks. Also included is a world record note from Stockholm as Gunder Haegg runs 3 miles in 13 minutes 35.4 seconds beating the 13:50.6 mark.
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Associated Press
Lombardi
Boston
Slaughter
St. Louis
Reiser Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Mize
Medwick
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Marion
St. Leuis
Nicholson
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Steven Bases—Reiser
Fernandez
Reese
Krist
Beazley
Williams
Pesky
Rune—Williams
DiMaggio
Keller
Spencer Washington
Clift
Heath
Cleveland
Keen Basex
C. Washington
Vera
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Wim Seredish
Keted
Ty Laert Lehtinen
Finland
Bright Spots to Meet G L Softballers In Sunday Exhibition
Bright Spots and the G L Bakers, champions of the junior and second half respectively, clash Sunday at 3 p.m. on the tower diamond Baker Park. Manager Joe Rhoderick says the tilt follows the Ballenger Harmony game and aims to show differences between junior and senior circuit play. Covell and Haines will pitch for Bright Spot with Shaffer and Hamrick for the Bakers.
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G. L. Bakers
Tower Diamond
Baker Park
Mgr
Joe Rhoderick
She County
Rhoderick
Bakers
Covell and Haines
Shaffer and
Hamrick
Yesterday's Stars Shuts Dodgers and Rallies Other Clubs
AP roundup notes Mort Cooper of the Cardinals blanked the Dodgers on three hits for his 20th win while Tony Lupien scored twice. Red Sox beat Indians with a run-scoring double in the first. Mickey Witek helped the Giants top the Cubs with a tying hit and a late single. Chet Laabs and Frankie Hayes homered as the Browns defeated the Senators. Ray Lamarrino sparked the Reds with a homer and a three-run 11th, Don Kelleway drove in the White Sox’s lone run to edge the Yankees. Bob Johnson of the Athletics doubled and scored three times in a win over the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Dodgers
Tony Lupien
Red Sox
Indians
Mickey Witek
Giants
Cubs
Chet Laabs
Frankie Hayes
Browns
Senalors
Ray Lamarino
Reds
Rati‘ly
Phils
Don Kelleway
White Soy
Yankees
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Tiaera
Harmony And Ballenger To Play In Baker Park
Harmony and Ballenger of the 1County Softball League renewed their feud Sunday at Baker Park Diamond. After a tied first half, the double header ended split wins, setting a decisive third game Sunday to decide the outcome and influence the county championship pennant series starting September 20.
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Harmony and
Ballenger
1County
Baker Park
G. L. Bakers
Bakers
American League Results and Today’s MLB Schedule
Yesterday results feature New York, Boston, Cleveland and Detroit with scores listed. Today’s games include New York at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Louis
Austerity meals to begin in Australia this month
Canberra dispatch reports Prime Minister Curtin announced Australians must start austerity meals on September 2. Hotels and restaurants will offer only three course meals with caps on prices: four shillings for lunch, five shillings for dinner, and three shillings for other meals.
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Canberra
Australia
Prme
Curtin
Yankees Blanked for Second Straight Day
The New York Yankees were shut out 1-0 by the Chicago White Sox, dropping nine games behind Boston after the Red Sox crushed the Indians 15-2. Edger Smith mounded a seven-hit shutout for Chicago, with five White Sox double plays backing him up. Don Kolloway drove in the lone run after George Dickey drew a walk.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York
Lefty
Edger Smith
Champs
Ailey Donald
Yankees
Smith
White Sox
George Dickey
Don Kolloway
Donald
R. HH
Hemsley
Dickey
Havre de Grace Opens Fall Racing Season With 17 Juveniles
Maryland's Havre de Grace meets begin with the $10,000-added Eastern Shore Handicap for two-year-olds. Mercury and Blue Swords top a field of 17, carrying weights from 102 to 119 pounds, as local patrons face gasoline rationing and limited rail service.
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Havre de Grace
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Ahab
Colchis
Saratoga
Seaving
Edward Burke
Hartford County
Nas Aberdeen Proving Ground
Edgewood Arsenal
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ella K. Bryson
Mercury
Garden State Park
Alan T. Simmons
Blue Swords
Aqueduct
Doublerab
C. van Meter
Ogma
Crescent Stable
Foray Song
C. Bromley
Sahmar
Gustave Ring
Ringmenow
Hasteville
Col. E. R. Bradley
Tall Trees Stable
Circle M Ranch
Christiana Stable
Bar Keep
Quillen
P. A. Markley
C. E. Nelson
Uncle Billies
Bel Air Stud
Coldstream Stud
Ethel Hills
Ijamsville Mt Airy Game Draws Maryland League Interest
Maryland State League eyes the Ijamsville Mt Airy clash as Mt Airy seeks a half game lead in the second half. Umpire duties are split with Alton Twentey officiating the crucial second half while New Market uses a Woodbine official. Liberty forfeits with Woodsboro over player shortages. A Mt Airy win would start a championship series with Wamsville on September 20, otherwise a playoff looms the following Sunday.
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WAU
Ijams Ville
Mt. Airy
W. “Red” Burall
Alton Twentey
New Market
Woodbine
Burall
Liberty
Woodsboro
Tramsville
Baseball standouts and standings update from early season games
Scores show Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 5 and St Louis 3 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 3. A set of postponed games to 11 innings includes Pittsburgh at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn. Standings list Brooklyn 45 wins, St Louis 46, New York 62, Cincinnati 70, Pittsburgh 72, Chicago 78, Boston 3. Per player stats Keller Yanks 139 at .282, McQuillen Browns 87 at .282, Hemsley Yanks 37 at .208.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
L. Pet
Philadelphi
Roblie Hemsiey
Glenn
Charley
Hemsley
Ab. H. Ave. Keller Yanks
McQuillen Browns
Hemsley Yanks
Army Western All Star team splits after coin toss
Sports roundup notes Army and Western star selections under coach Neyland and Wade, with Norm Standlee favored at fullback over John Kimbrough. It mentions potential Duke Stadium crowds, draft-age reserve issues, gymnastic and boxing notes, and various sports figures, including Max Keiffer’s V-Mail critique of Stanford, a pro bout challenge, and racing sales. American rail history closes the column.
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New York
Bob Neyland
Maj
Wallace Wade
Neyland
Norm Standlee
John Kimbrough
North Carolina Grid
Wade
Hugo Germing
Durham Sun
Duke Stadium
Stimson
Surging Cards Blank Dodgers In Pablo Cooper Show
Mort Cooper pitched a three hit 3 to 0 shutout at Ebbets Field lifting the St. Louis Cardinals within one game of first place. Cooper struck out a strong Brooklyn lineup, and Cardinals offense produced two runs in the sixth and two in the eighth to seal the win. Wyatt took the loss for Brooklyn as Cooper’s defense kept the Dodgers hitless until the sixth inning.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Brownies
Sid Hudson
Lou Bevis
Hudson
Browns
Washington
Glenn McQuillen
Fritz Ostermueller
Nats
Ostermuelier
George Case
Jim Vernon
Bevil
Evans
Hayes
Brooklyn
Mort Cooper
Missouri
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Coaker Triplett
Ebbetts Field
Whitlow Wyatt
Cooper
Dodgers
Cardinals
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Dolph Camilli
Martin Marion
Brown
Moore
Dodger
Pee We Reese
Marion
Johnny Hopp
Augie Galan
Billy Herman
Arky Vaughan
Wyatt
Dodgers Rally in Ninth as St Louis Tops Brooklyn
Left handed pitcher French worked the ninth for the Dodgers allowing a single in yesterday relief against the Cubs. St Louis, 28th win in 33 games, Brooklyn 10th loss in 26, setting up tomorrow’s season finale between the two teams. Batteries Cooper, Cooper, Wyatt, French, Owen. Red Fash Beats Phils. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 in 11 innings sparked by Ray Gamanno’s three run homer after a 5-5 tie. Vander Meer ineffective after five, Beggs relief. Cincinnati 8 13 1 Philadelphia 2 12 0 Batteries Vander Meer Beggs Lamanno Podgajny Johnson Naham Beck Pearson Bragan Adams Lets Record. ace Adams breaks NL relief appearances mark with 57th, Giants beat Cubs 4-3 as Leiber walks with bases loaded in ninth. Bithorn goes distance for Chicago. Batteries Hernandez Feldman Adams Mancuso Berries.
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French
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
R. HE
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Wyatt
Owen
Red Fash
Phils
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ray Gamanno
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Beggs
Vander Meer
Lamanno
Podgajny
Johnson
Naham
Beck
Pearson
Bragan
Adams
New York
Ace Adams
New York Giants
Hiram Bithorn
Chicago
Giants
Hank Leiber
Harry Feldman
Ace
Christy Mathewson
Hernandez
Feldman
Mancuso
Berries
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Dizzy) Trout
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Rumson, N. J
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