Magler End Sparks NL Tilt as Bell Knocks In Run
In Detroit the Pirates and Giants clashed as Sal Maglie neared Carl Hubbell's NL record with 4 1 2 innings scoreless. Gus Bell homered in the seventh to end the attempt in a 3 1 Pirates win. Rain halted a second game and several other matchups. Warren Spahn earned his 18th win as the Braves beat the Cubs 5 2. Ken Wood hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Browns past the Athletics 4 3 in Philadelphia.
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Bepty W
Tigers
Yanke
Ed Water
Detroit
Sal Magne
Carl Hubbell
New York
Gus Bell
Cams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Warren Spaho
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Paul Minner
Ransom Jackson
Ken Wood
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Wood
Carl Scheib
Scheib
Bell spoils Maglie's pitching record at Polo Grounds
New York Giants right hander Jim Maglie salvaged his 16th win as Gus Bell of Pittsburgh clubbed a wet liner into the right field screen at the Polo Grounds. The shot produced the Pirates' lone run in a 3-1 rain-shortened game. Bell's homer kept Maglie from a historic five straight shutouts and eclipsing Carl Hubbell's consecutive scoreless innings record.
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New York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Gus Bell
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
Don Mueller
Mueller
Bell
Pirates
Magle
Sal
Maglie
Hubbell
National League Results From Yesterday Recounted
New York defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 3 in a rain affected game while Boston tied Chicago 3 to 2. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn in a rain soaked match as St Louis and Philadelphia had rain delays with the first game shortened to seven innings and the second game rained out.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Eleven To Open Grid Season At Friday Night Opener
Frederick High School prepares for a 1950 opening when the Cadets host Littlestown Pa at McCurdy Field Friday at 7 30 pm Coach Brooks and Harome drill the squad in fitness while injuries limit lineup certainty Fifteen freshmen join a 65 player roster as starts are named at game time.
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Schauer
Houck
Hopst
R. Buller
Tucker
Fisher
Rice
Bullock
Butler
Kelly
Thomas
Stine
Stup
Cramer
Whitmore
Brown
Burge
Tigers and Indians Power Past Opponents In A.L. Action
In a busy American League schedule New York beat Cleveland 10 3 and Detroit topped Washington 6 1 while St Louis beat Boston and Philadelphia edged Chicago. Night game highlights include Little Smokey the black bear at the National Zoo in Washington who understands fire prevention after a forest fire in New Mexico.
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Philadelphia
St Loui Brissie Scheib
Tipton
Garver
Lollar
New York
Cleveland
Lopat
Ford
Detroit
Washington
St Lowe
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Little Smokey
Black Bear
National Zoo
New Mexico
St. Louis
Softball Rule Changes Suggested by Committee
Austin Texas September 134 Two rule changes proposed by the Inter national Joint Rules Committee of the Amateur Softball Association relate to pitching. The first requires pitchers to hold the ball in front with both hands before delivery. The second bans continuing a windup after releasing the ball. A vote on the changes will occur October 4 in Columbus.
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Austin
Texas
Co. Brewer
New York
Columbus
Emmitsburg notices cover nurses training and scholarships
Local girls enter St Agnes Hospital training in Baltimore and Towson State Normal School attendees named. Scholarships offered by Senator Storm include Johns Hopkins Engineering and St John's College Annapolis. Local service call for David Wanty to Fort Knox. Orndorff reunion with 86 attendees. Fishing contest winners listed with several prizes. Families move and visit Baltimore and Cleveland. DePaul Street home construction noted. Andrews Field visitors recount grandmother visit.
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Emmitspurg
Janet Adams
Norman Adams
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Adams
St Joseph's High School
State Normal School
Towson
Sue Stinson
Betty Hollinger
Dolore
Miller
Nancy Beegle
St. John's College
Annapolis
David B Wanty
Harry Want7
Fort Knox
Wante
Oyndorff
Frank Orndorff
John Wetzel
James Orndorff
Richard Hemmer
Hokes Hardware
Daseph Cool
Raymond Baker
Jd. Dillon
Baker
Bernard Coll
Donald
Richard Stonesifer
John G Thhoncick
wMr
Edward Waysack
Mount St Marys Collear
Cleveland
Warsack
Anna Sanders
Robert Sanders
Edward & Obie
DePaul Street
Federal Street
wMi
Wilson
Brooks
Billy
Kathy
Elizabeth Ann
Andrews Field
Washington
Community Notes of Social Visits and Local Events
Mr Grace Saffer and aunt Misa Alma Mentzer. Mr and Mrs Rodgers Topper. Mr Airy and Mrs Robert L. Topper. Mayor Rodgers and Deputy Keepers attended dedication of Maryland State Police HQ at Pikenville. Walter Topper of Annapolis visited with Mrs Ray Topper and Mr and Mrs Glenn Tressler. John Wiley and you moved to Metuchen NY. John Koontz of Waldorf visited Mrs Koontz’s mother Ide Goulden. Marvin Hankey and son from Harrisburg hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Burdner. Gyeo Eckenrode and boys returned from Bryn Mawr after visit with Lewis Kelly and sister Alice Kelly. Jack Bubrick of Union Bridge visited with B H Boyle. John Hemler and family of McSherrystown called on Mrs Ray Topper. Joseph R. Hoke, ex-mayor of Emmitsburg, celebrated 64th birthday. American Legion baseball team toured Washington by Geo Rasenskel bus. Loretta Boyle, training at Frederick Memorial Hospital, weekend with parents B H Boyle. Mr and Mrs C C Combs moving to Phoenix due to health. Caroll Martin and son will move to Combs property. Bramitsburg V F W Auxiliary Sept meeting at Post Home with 20 members. officers listed. plans for Post Halloween party. Next meeting Oct 5 at Schatie Hotel Littlestown. transport details noted. Tom’s Creek Methodist Church held a successful food sale for building fund. parish hall and Sunday school building planned. Guy J Kessler and spouse returning from wedding trip to the south. Baptism at Elias Evangelical Lutheran on Sunday Sept 10 for several children.
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Grace Saffer
Misa Alma Mentzer
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Robert L. Topper
Thornton W. Rodgers
Paul Keepers
Maryland
Pikenville
Walter Topper
Annapolis
Ray Topper
Glenn Tressler
John Wiley
Grace Satter
Metuchin
N. Y
John Koontz
Waldorf
Koontz
Ide Goulden
Marvin Hankey
Harrisburg, Pa
Robert Burdner
Gyeo Eckenrode
Bryn Mawr
American Legion
Washington
Geo Rasenskel
Loretta Boyle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B H Boyle
C C Combs
Phoenix
Ariz
Combs
Caroll Martin and
Littlestown
P. m
Toms' Creek
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baptismal Names Added to Local Congregation Roster
Hana Virginia Edgar Stonesifer Ron ald Wayne Sadler Ting Tee Saylor Linda Lee Lois Diane McDonnell were baptized at a McDonnell home service led by Rev. Philip Bower. Separately, Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperative directors and wives will meet September 20 at 7 pm DST at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to plan the 1950 annual meeting and fill board vacancies. Board members include W. Staley Hahn Lee Norris Harry G. Harshman Harold P. Weller Robert Ogle Herschel T. Boyer Maurice Ahalt and manager Arthur G. Esworthy. Civic meeting of South End ends with Cub Pack charter pledge and midget baseball sponsorship discussed. Halloween event, parties planned chaired by Maggie Fox and Helen Mack.
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Hana Virginia
Edgar Stonesifer
Ronald Wayne Sadler
George Sadler
Ting Tee Saylor
J. Richard Saylor
Edgar A. D. McDonnell
Linda Lee
Lois Diane
McDonnell
Philip Bower
Southern States
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
DST
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Southern States Cooperative
W. Staley Hahn
Frederick
Lee Norris
Mr. Airy
Harry G. Harshman
Myersville
Harold P. Weller
Lyamsville
Robert Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Herschel T. Boyer
Jefferson
Maurice Ahalt
Middletown
Arthur G. Esworthy
Civic Group
South End
Maggie Fox
Helen Mack
Court News and Honors From Two States Marriage Licenses
Court notices list multiple marriages and separations including James Lambert and Erma E Stickman, Floyd Bartholow and Betty Baugher, Richard Welch and Naomi Minor, and others. Deeds show numerous property transfers among local residents and firms in Frederick County. A delayed recognition item reports Col. John H. Michaelis of Lancaster receiving the combat infantryman badge for Korea, with his unit the 2st Wolfhound regiment.
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James Lambert
Round Hill
Erma E Stickman
Arcola
Floyd M Bartholow
Laurel
Betty Virginia Baugher
Frederick
Richard N. Welch
Charliaburg
W. Va
Naomi P Minor
Baltimore
Chilton J. Barnes
West Fairview
Agnes Maskarine
Wilpen
Power of Attorney Family Finance Corp
Roland L. Myers
Rodney R. Kelly
Ladislav M. Svoboda
Carroll L. Troxell
Eric Sodergren
York, Hanover and Frederick Railway Co
Nannie M. Green
Hettye A. Hahn
Samuel T. Royer, Sr
Harold M. Wildasin
Garmon R Linton
Roger W Linton
U.S 25Th
Korea
John H. Michaelis
Lancaster
Mike” Michaelis
2Ith
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass and Hammer and Anvil
Voltaire's hammer and anvil metaphor frames how people shape or yield to life. The piece argues the human spirit and grace of God empower individuals beyond circumstances, elevating resilience above hardship. It notes early cloud seeding used dry ice and that silver iodide has also been employed to induce rainfall.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D. Hammer
Voltaire
God
Babson Newspaper
Valves Bell At 57.88 At Woodsboro Weekly Sale
Calves topped at 37.50 per hundredweight while dairy cows reached 340 per head at the Woodsboro Live Stock Sales weekly auction. Prices covered butcher cattle, bulls, heifers, calves, hogs, pigs, chickens, lard and related categories with varied per hundredweight and per head ranges.
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Woodsboro
Martinsburg Explosives Firm Receives State Charter
A Martinsburg company received a state charter today forming Shaped Charge Explosives Manufacturers, Inc. The firm is authorized for one million dollars in capital. Founders include Laud Byers and Charles Beall of Martinsburg and James R. Sharp of Washington, D C.
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Martinsburg
Charleston
W. Va
Shaped Charge Explosives Manufacturers,Inc
Laud 5. Byers
Charles RF
Beall
James R, Sharp
Washington, BC
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