Giants Clinch NL Pennant After Big Win At St Louis
Sept 18 Giants clinched first place in the National League with a 12 3 loss to the Cardinals and Phillies victory over Pittsburgh, while other games across the league featured strong hitting from Gene Moore and George Watkins for New York and a Cubs Dodgers slugfest in Chicago. The sequence of results left the Yankees and Senators jockeying in the American League as Coffman and the Browns shut out Washington.
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John “Brandy" Ryan
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Watson Clark
Gene Mooré
George Watkins
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Dick Coffman
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Frank Manuer
Nis
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American
George Barnahan
Sam Gray
Lovettsville A C Defeats Knoxville A C 7 5 In Sunday Game
Lovettsville A C won 7 to 5 over Knoxville A C in a Sunday contest, overcoming an early deficit with two errors and timely hitting. Danner starred with a home run and 3 2 chances, while Francia Hawes contributed on the mound with 14 strikeouts for Knoxville.
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Felder
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Adamstown
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F. Hawes
Gosnell
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Wiard
W. Brown
Lorettaville
Strippy
Simpson
Danter
F. Hawee
Day
Magnus
Porterfield
George
Hawes
Francia Hawes
Ville
Lovetteville
Walind
Tar Bonner
High School Soccer Schedules Out for Fall League Play
The county high school soccer schedule sets two leagues with a championship on November 15. Senior League games run October 4 to November 9 featuring Thurmont Frederick Brunswick Middletown and a Brunswick referee Charles Uiterbach. Junior League runs October 3 to November 7 with Emmitsburg Walkersville Liberty and matchups listed.
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Laberty
Walkeraville
Fentmitsburg
Middletown
Thurmont
Frederick
Brunewick
Bruns~wick
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Walkersvalle
Hmimitaburg
National League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday's National League scores show St Louis 12 New York 3. Pittsburgh 2 2 Philadelphia 1 3. Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 12. Ohios 3. Today Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with other clubs not scheduled. Bowling meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. to organize the Recreation Bowling League. Columbus takes American Association title by defeating Minneapolis 14-11 in 10 innings to win the series four games to one.
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New York
Pittsboreh
Philadelphia
Benton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ohnieags
Boston
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Minneapola
Minneapolia
Senators on Tour Show Off Backstage Baseball World
A fragmentary feature portrays the Senators players as a roving party on tour. It describes late nights on the road with card games, beer, and lavish meals funded by the club, naming Cronin and several teammates as active gamblers and socializers. The piece notes salaries, training tables, and quirks of team life with a mingled tone of pride and satire.
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Ian
Bob Burke
Ed Chapman
Moe Herg
Fred Schulte
Monte Weaver
Joe Cronin
Luke Sewell
Buddy Myer
Goose “Shninzzola Coslin
Earl Whitehol
The Premium for Honors in Contract Debated
Secretary McKinney discusses how awarding points for holding all high cards skews bidding in contract games. He argues that honors influence beginners and complicate correct bidding strategies, citing example hands and suggested rebids to reveal distribution.
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WME
McKinney
American Bridges League
Ron
Dupi
Cate
Kia Bever
Diamande
Bouth Wit
North
Bridge hand narrative with seven spades bid
The text recounts a bridge deal where North with a strong hand opens seven spades after a critique of bids. It mentions play across clubs hearts spades with the ace of clubs, king of diamonds, and other suits, detailing ruffs and followers as the hand progresses.
University of Maryland rosters hint at changing football lines
University of Maryland coaching board names a tentative first and second team with Ennis, Staffort at ends and Callahan, Minion at tackles, Webb at center, Nelson at quarterback, backs, Sachs at fullback. The article notes Harlow’s fast, double-shift offense and position moves including Ryscavage to tackle and Schwieker to guard, plus reserve linemen Campafredi and Pontecarvo.
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University of Maryland
Louis Ennis
Carl Staffort
Ed Minion
Charles Callahan
Walter Bradley
John Simpson
Tom Webb
Dick Nelson
Earl
Western Maryland
Harlow
George Ryscavage
Mount St. Mary's
Paul Berger
Andy Gorski
Paul Schwieker
Helief
Nick Campafredi
Tom Pontecar
Frederick Athletic Club Football Rounds Into Shape for Opener
Frederick Athletic Club eyes strong season as they prepare to face the Petworth Pennants of Washington at McCurdy Field on Sunday October 1. under coaches Bob Leichert and Hubert Bowers the squad intensified drills, balancing fundamentals and set plays while lining up key players including Buck Alexander Lee Hensley Jumbo Bowers Grove and Tars Summers at various positions.
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Petworth
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McCurdy Field
Mioleskin Warriors
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Frederickill
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Lee Hensley
Bowers Grove
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Irving Swope
Walter Rinehart
Ed Freed
Tony Wagner
Tom Ogle
Burt Creager
Bob Nuss
Keagy” James
Guinea” Seterly
Ben Phetas
Ray Steele
Tarsan” Summers
John Best
Bearby" Davis
Sam Howard
George Hensley
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's results show New York and Philadelphia winning while Washington and Detroit split. Standings list Washington and New York atop the league with Boston and Cleveland near the middle. Chicago and Detroit trailing. The article notes a five scoreless innings stretch and mentions Japan’s lack of pro baseball, with universities driving recruiting. It also references a middle school tournament drawing crowds averaging over 60?
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New York
Chicago
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Detroit
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Ww. L . Pet
Louis
Japan
Yoshida
United States
Gin Gets Kendrick Juice for Juniper
A brief item notes Kendrick securing juniper for gin production amid supply adjustments. Officials and suppliers are mentioned, with focus on the ongoing use of local botanical ingredients.
Dee Year Age Today-Ger Wood Speeds to 124.91 MPH
Dee Year Age Today reports Ger Wood driving Mims American at 124.91 miles per hour in the United States. Five Years Ago veckie Janey former light heavy champ knocked out Mando Tassi in New York in the 11th of their 15 round bout. Ten Years Ago Teddy notes the New York Giants needing seven wins to clinch the National League pennant. Third Straight Victory as Municipal League All Stars beat Owls 7 3. four runs in eighth, two in ninth. Moore limited Owls to four hits. another game slated for this evening with lineups listed. League To Meet announces a meeting to reorganize the Municipal Bowling League at 7:30 PM Thursday night. teams from Kiwanis Lion Rotary DeMolay Alumni Terminal of Company G L Sakina Company, American Legion and Crystal Laundry expected.
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Mando Tassi
New York
Municipal League All Stars
Owls
Mullinix Falk
White ‘Boys
Moore
Municipal
J. James
O'Cica
Mudson
Kiwanis
Lion
Rotary
Bestina Series resumes in Frederick County League showdown
New Windsor hosts Union Bridge in a post season game Saturday at 3 pm to balance the series after Union Bridge suffered a surprise loss in game one. A win by Union Bridge forces a decisive third game September 30.
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New Windsor
Union Bridge
Frederick County League
Saturda
Collegians
Northes
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