Bruins Tighten Gap With 14th
Chicago and St Louis games highlight a day of NL pennant chase action. Cubs clinched win streak with errors from Giants in Chicago, while Cardinals and Dodgers split a doubleheader. Pirates beat Braves as Reds, Phillies, and White Sox pulled ahead in various pennant races. Yankees defeated Browns 4-3 behind Walter Brown pitching with Hemley collecting two hits.
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Do You Remember One Your Age Teddy-it Baron Reaé Sex
A garbled recap mentions the Louis Browns beating in St. Louis in 10 innings with Roy Johnson driving in the winning run after two walks. The fragment hints at errors, walks, and unclear details from a inconsistent text.
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Leading Pitcher Of County League For 1935 Drive
By Pap Arthur Hauver reports the county league season’s top pitcher. Highlights include Chicago at Washington results 3 1 and 81 runs. Notes Bud Shilling of New Windsor pitched 114 innings. Charlé Minnick of Union Bridge led in strikeouts and wild pitches with six.
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National League Results and DeMolay Tennis Singles Title
National League outcomes list Chicago at $8 over New York 3, St. Louis 4-7, Brooklyn 2-6, Pittsburgh 6 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 3-1 over Cincinnati 2-0. In a rain shortened day Hall er and Nogle win doubles over Flautt Jr and Lanner 6-4 0-4 8-2 at Baker Park, crowning Frederick DeMolay tournament. Milton Frank Jr. captured the singles title.
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Pitts Stars In New York Pro Football Return
Edwin C Alabama Pitts faces a comeback with the Philadelphia Mages at Sing Sing Prison backdrop. The former baseball hopeful and amateur ace now wears a pro uniform to prove his gridiron merit against top players of the era.
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War Memoirs of Robert Lansing Challenging Read
Bruce Catton reviews the War Memoirs by Robert Lansing, former secretary of state, detailing his frank notes on the 1915 to 1917 period. Lansing admits preferring alliance with Britain yet delaying action to avoid a break in relations. The review calls the memoirs highly educational and critical of wartime diplomacy.
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Popular Outfielder Rodgers Receives Richmond Trophy
Frank Dundee Rodgers, a McKees Rocks native and Blue Ridge League veteran with Frederick and Hagerstown, receives a trophy as Richmond Piedmont League’s most popular player. He has long been a fan favorite and was named most valuable man last summer amid a crowd of about 140 boys. Richard Harrowble begins Harvard football duties with a blunt appraisal of the job ahead, stressing grit if wins lag behind. Joe Louis faces Max Baer in a 15 round title clash at Yankee Stadium.
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Maryland Western Maryland grid slate announced for Baltimore Stadium
A busy football schedule unfolds at Baltimore Stadium into December. Maryland opens October 5 against Virginia Polytechnic, then North Carolina on October 12, with October 19 pitting Maryland against Navy rivals. November features Indiana and Bridgewater, Armistice Day games, and a Christmas Eve clash with Syracuse, culminating December 7 when Maryland hosts Western Maryland in the final big date of the slate.
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