Yankees Reach 100 Wins In Season Pace
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 4 to collect their 100th win of the season, extending a six game streak as Atley Donald earned his tenth win. Tex Hughson joined the 20 win club for Boston with a 4 to 1 victory over the St. Louis Browns. Philadelphia Athletics edged Chicago White Sox 1 to 0 in Chicago. Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 5 in 17 innings behind Sid Hudson’s late relief.
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Bombers
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George McQuinn
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Roger Wolff
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Sid Hudson
Buster Bille
O'Dea
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Kurowski
Ernie White
Jimmy Brown
Green Terrors Tear Through Reserves
Westminster September 17 Western Maryland College's Green Terrors led by Fullback Tom Terry dominated the reserves in a hard scrimmage. Terry 180 pounds from Glen Lyon Pa. showcased five to ten yard bursts while blocking helped. Center Mike Phillips and Terry anchored a strong defensive show ahead of the George Washington tilt.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Green Terrors
Tom Terry
Washington
George Washington University
Terry
Glenlyon
Bates
Mike Phillips
Terry-Phillips
Western Maryland
Leroy Byham
George Washington
Colonials
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Major League Scores and Today’s NL Matchups
Yesterday New York defeated Cincinnati 11 to 1 Chicago Philadelphia 0 Boston 0 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 6 Boston 4 Today games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Bow they hit was a quiet day for Frederick s top batters McQuiffen had two singles Reiler added a single and a triple with no RBI Hemsley scored twice after two singles and stole a base Peyers Team AR H Ay Seller Yenka 517 148 236 WeQeitlon sheewm 21 1 275 Semssey Yenks UI 314
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Frederick
McQuiffen
Reiler
RBI
Hemsley
Peyers
AR. H. Ay
Seller Yenka
WeQeitlon Sheewm
Semssey Yenks UI
League Leaders Through AP Baseball Statistics
The Associated Press cites batting and pitching leaders for the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Williams and Pesky of Boston in batting, Slaughter and Mize prominent in other categories, with notable totals for runs batted in, hits, home runs, and stolen bases.
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Associated Press
National League
Lombard
Boston
Reiser
Brooklyn
Ronse
New York
Slaughter
St. Loui
Bune
Mize
St. Louis
Camilli
Lecure
Nicholson
Chicago
Marion
St Loui
Medwick
Williams
Pesky
DiMaggio
Willans
Ti Marein
Spence
Washington
Durt
DisMaggio
Heath
Cleveland
Laabs
Jah
Vernon
Borony
Bonham
Whirlaway and Alsab Set for Saturday Match Race
Whirlaway and Alsab prepare for a 25 000 winner take all duel at Narragansett Park on Saturday. Ben Jones trains Whirlaway with George Woolf riding and Carroll Bierman to steer Alsab for Mrs Al Sabath. Proceeds from betting go to Army Navy Relief.
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L. Sepp
Taybirds
al Sabath
Alsab
William Woodward
Whirlaway
Narranganscotts Park
Samra Nvinstion
Moady
Ben Jones
Jones
George Woolf
Massachusetts
Boston
Carroll Bierman
DiMaggio, Coscarart Lead 7-4 Victors in AP Summary
Yesterday's Associated Press roundup spotlights Joe DiMaggio hitting a two on homer for the Yankees in a 7-4 win over the Tigers. Pete Coscarart drove in five for the Pirates in a 11-1 rout of the Dodgers. Harry Gumbert induced a double play to end a Braves rally in a 4-0 win for the Cardinals. Roger Wellman blanked the White Sox 1-0 with a two hitter for the Athletics. Harry Feldman and Babe Young sparked a 11-1 Glants victory over the Reds. Les Fleming homered twice driving in four for the Indians in a win over the Senators. Hark Wyse shut out the Phillies 8-0 for the Cubs. Tex Hughson went the distance in a 5-1 Red Sox win over the Browns.
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Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Tigers
Pete Coscatart
Pirates
Dodgers
Harry Gumbert
Cardinals
Ernie Lombardi
Braves
Roger Wellf
Athletics
White Sox
Harry Feldman
Babe Young
Feldman
Young
Homer
Reds
Les Fleming
Indians
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Senators
Hark Wyse
Cubs
Philles
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Browns
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major League Action
Yesterday's results show New York defeating Detroit 7 to 4 and Philadelphia 1 to 0 with Chicago 0, Boston 5, St Louis 1, Cleveland 6, and an 11 inning game noted. The schedule included only one game today in Chicago.
Dodgers Fall To Pirates In Slugfest Loss
Brooklyn loses 3 to 2 as Pittsburgh's Truett Sewell strands Dodgers and head Ed Head struggles. Key runs come on a shaky fourth inning including Bob Elliott's double and Mickey Owen's RBI, while the Cardinals close the gap in the pennant race.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
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Truett Sewell
Dodgers
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Head
Ed Head
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Max Macon
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Macon
Mibeco Chen
Pete Coscaratt
Jim Wasdell
Bounders
Coscaratt
Bob Elliott
Mickey Owen
Pee Wee Reese
Dixie Walker
Wasdell
Reese
Lea Durocher
Lou Riggs
Riggs
Augie Galan
Billy Herman
H. E
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Bronklen
Sewell
Lopez
Owen
Sullivan
Giants and Reds clash in record score, Cubs blank Phillies
New York Giants blasted Cincinnati Reds 31 to 1 in the season finale as Babe Young and Johnny Mize powered the attack. Harry Feldman earned his seventh win with five hits allowed. In Philadelphia, Chicago Cubs defeated the Phillies 8 to 0 behind 12 hits in a season-end shutout.
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Mize
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Phils
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
R HE
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Fliterafi
Beck
Kulp
Navy Scrimmages Bears In Two Hour Workout
Navy and the Chicago Bears held a stiff two hour scrimmage in Annapolis. Navy scored two touchdowns while the Bears found the new “IT” formation effective. Pro players prepared for Sunday’s game at Boston against the Eastern Army All Stars.
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Navy
Chicago Bears
Midshipmen
Bears
Boston
Army
Doves Sparse in Frederick County Says Regional Warden
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr reports doves are scarce in Frederick County after two days of the open season on turtle doves. He notes residents also report few doves and that most have likely headed southward.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phobus
McQuillen Looks For Big Year With St Louis Browns
Red headed Glenn McQuillen, former Brunswick standout, has risen from Frederick County League to the St. Louis Browns. He has become a key contributor, sharing left field with Laabs and Cristola as the Browns clinch third in the American League and eye strong performance in the coming season.
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Glenn Richard McQuillen
Brunswick Club
Frederick County
St Louis Browns
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MecQuillen
Martiertor
Browns
St. Louis
Luke Sewell
McQuillen
Washington
Charley DeWitt
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Red
Glenn
Williamsport
Atlanta
Toledo
Chet Laabs
Tony Cristola
Whirlaway Alsab Match Race Pace Debate
New York sports roundup notes puzzled fans over the Whirlaway versus Alsab race pace. Jockeys risk taking the lead to set the pace in the Narragansett Championship style event with stalls labeled Whirlaway and Alsab.
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Hossiece
Cunningham
Venzke
Mangan
Whirlaway
Alsab
George Halas
Baltimore
Sports snippets and colorful notes from wartime lines
A collage of short sports and horse racing tidbits including Norfolk Naval Air Station baseball lineups in Jarett Virginia with Rideout and Poole players, Calumet Farm horse naming by Mrs Warren Wright, Navy opener prospects at William and Mary, Doc Cramer catching for Detroit Tigers, and Turk Edwards quip about a postgame speech.
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Jareatt
B. Rideout
Warren Wright
Calumet
Whirlaway
Fred Hayden
Whirly
Whirlette
Freddie
Navy
William and Mary
Midshipmen
Midway
Detroit Tigers
Doc Cramer
Neyland Reflects On Victory After Wear-Down Win
Col. Robert Neyland commander of the Eastern Army football squad remarks that the latest win came from endurance rather than domination. He notes the team simply wore down the opposition after a hard contest against National League rivals.
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Robert Neyland
Eastern Army
Army Tops Dodgers 13 to 7 in Hard Battle at Baltimore
Col Neyland praised for overwhelming effort as Army beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 13 to 7 before 45 000 spectators at Baltimore Stadium. Dodgers fought hard but faced heat and strong Army manpower as fans debated a possible march on Boston next Sunday. Also note: Glenn Draper of Brunswick caught a six pound six pound small mouth bass on the Potomac, 22 inches long.
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Army
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Col. Ney
Boston
Chicago Bears
Giants
Potomac River
Glenn Draper Brunswick
Notice of Audit Report Order Nisi in Frederick County
Order nisi issued in the Circuit Court for Frederick County Equity September Term 1942 directs action on the Auditor's Report filed September 11 1992 in the matter of Farmers Mechanics National Bank of Frederick as Trustee under a voluntary trust for Edna Alice Cramer. The court will decide September 26 1942 unless countered, with publication required in a Fredericks County newspaper at least seven days prior.
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Frederick County
Bled
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Trus*tee
Edna Alice Cramer
Fredericks County
Qrdernis
Circuit Court For
Frederick
George W. Page
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Thomas B.johnson
Joseph T. Griffin
Frederick News
Edward
Delaplaine
Freeétick County
Maryland
Ellis €. Wachter
Halden S. Felton
Alaryland
States of Maryland
Amanda M. Palmer
Harry WW. Palmer
Lowie Martz
Mine F. Brunner
Wallise L. Brunner
Sarah C. Brunner
Clara Brunner
Wedow
Paul Brunner
Peaples
Ting Corporation
M. Ellen Schreyver
Evan B
State of Mary
Hampton Road
Great Neck
Long Island
New York
Paul
Ellis C. Wachter
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