Giants Fall as Cubs Slam Past Giants 6 1 in Chicago
Chicago to 6 1 win over the New York Giants as Galan and Lindstrom drive in two runs in the first inning. Hubbell pitched for the Giants while Derringer and teammates secure the Cubs’ 16th straight victory in a season’s tight race.
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Todd
Holden
Lomard
American League Yesterday's Benalia Scores
Boston beat Detroit 4 to 1 in yesterday's American League action. No games scheduled today as listed. no further matchups scheduled for the current day.
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Benalia
Boston
Detroit
National League Yesterday's Results and Umpire Assignments
Summary of yesterday's NL results with Boston 7 over Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 1 over Chicago 6, New York 1 over Bi Leu 8, and Brooklyn 1. Umpires for five TriCounty League games on Sunday were announced, listing Cedar Grove Brumeeick Twenty Damascus at Jeemen Staley New Market at Mt Aly Krek Point of Rocks Fred Wick Curry Walkernyily Wake field Benith Frederick and others.
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Local Tennis Tourney Brings Small Court Contests
In the Blue Balge Mouritat at Cato 5 Country Club last Sunday, contenders competed in men's singles and doubles. Notable players included Tommy Prydell Washington Ralph McElvenny Washington Barney Welsh Rockville Hugh Lynch Jr Washington Alvin Moramat chairman Rickey Wills Washington. Welsh won the Angies title from McElvenny in an upset. The Rockville youth and McElvenny then paired to beat Lynch and ???.
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Ralph McElvenny
Barney Welsh
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Tavenement
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One Year Ago in Chicago Heavyweight Bout and Other Scores
Do You Remember One Year Ago Today Thirty fee t and Steingier Lewis lost in Chicago when Jim Landes threw him in 49 minutes 27 seconds. Five Years Ago Today The Giants won two games from the Reds to move within four and a half games of first in the National League. Ten Years Ago Today The Pirates faced the Pinkles at home and needed only two games to clinch the National League pennant.
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Lopez
J. Taylor
J. Dean
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Roy Johnson
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Lefty Grove
al Crowder
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Middletown Soccer Club reorganizes for 1935 36 season
Middletown Soccer Club of the Shipley Teague reorganized Thursday night with 25 players and fans present. Lloyd Reitsahn was sleeten president, Edward Dutch Hater named temporary field master Matagel, and Mice Rudy as Suderhey. Bill Hauver named coach and manager, with first practice set for 5 PM at Middletown athletic field. A strong candidate pool from last year and local league duties noted.
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Keep Track Of Cards SOLUTION TO FI PREVIOUS CON TET PROBLEM
West signals and Card play illustrate counting the hand in bridge. The article discusses a four spades contract, the opening heart lead, and the sequence where declarer plans to force West to trump. It explains locating remaining trumps and using the ace of spades and diamonds to set up the endgame, aiming to make six spades.
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Middletown High Plans New Soccer Team
Middletown High to build a new soccer squad under Coach Bill Hauver as he rebuilds an almost entirely new eleven. Of 75 candidates, about 50 were reassigned to class work and the remaining show mixed experience. Veteran names from 1934 aid the effort while several players vie for key positions as the season progresses.
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Frederick High School
Middletown High School
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Hugh
Be Haver
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May
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Diane
Fred Kefauver
Martin Strobel
Richard Remnaberg
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Paul Haupt
Paul Shafer
Cecil Kelter
Dorsey Lavell
Sterling Baker
Hauver
Stil Domn
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Harold Zeigler
Rowins
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Merriman Leads Brunswick in Frederick County Loop Batting
Lee Merriman of Brunswick tops the Maryland Frederick County Loop with a .384 average and most total bases and two-base hits. He drove 22 hits and 33 total bases to beat teammate Younkins by five. Middletown and Widdistows clubs show strong batting, with Middletown leading in runs and steals.
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Brunswick
Tenerim
Merriman
Glenn McQuillen
Railroad
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Younkins
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Arthur Hauver
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Hustlers Meet Middletown Here in Key Semipro Clash
The Frederick County League leaders Middletown visit McCurdy Field to face the Hustlers in a pivotal semipro baseball game. Ace pitcher Arthur Hauver will start for Middletown while Abe Hustlers will counter with Frank Fraley. The outcome could decide the county title as both teams aim for prestige and a strong finish.
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Yalleyites
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Bill Duet
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Das Deen
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Charlie
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King Kong" Keller
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Mount St Marys reshuffles squad for Canisius game
Mount St Marys football coach Jo Jo Lawler fields heavy competition for every position as Mountaineers stockpile ends backs and linemen. Maryland plans multiple first-team looks as it tunes for Canisius at Buffalo on September 28, while Blue and White rivals shift players in a bid to form the best eleven.
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Meeta Canisius
Buffalo
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