Cubs Rally In NL Pennant Race As Hartnett Stars
Gabby Hartnett powered the Chicago Cubs to a 7-5 win over the New York Giants in a high stakes National League pennant battle. Hartnett, 37, doubled, tripled and singled driving in four runs as Chicago tied and shifted momentum in a multi-game series. A full slate of games across the league accompanied the drama, including Cardinals doubleheader wins over the Dodgers and a split between Reds and Phillies.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American League results show Detroit 7 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 6, Chicago at Philadelphia and St. Louis at New York on today’s slate. Detroit visits Boston and Cleveland travels to Washington with other clubs not on schedule.
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Pirates Lead NFL Opener In Yardage And Scoring Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates top the NFL in yardage gained passing and scoring after the first week, with 665 yards, 28 of 44 completions, and 48 points from 2-0 start. Detroit tops the West with the best defense at two games, while Washington faces Chicago at Griffith Stadium Friday night.
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Monument for Sax in Dinant Belgium Inventor Antoine Sax
The placid village of Dinant plans to raise a monument to Antoine Joseph Sax born here November 9 1814 and died in Paris February 1894, the inventor of the saxophone. The note recalls his birthplace and the instrument’s later popularity.
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Rouzerville Steamrolls Union Bridge 16-0 in Penn Maryland finale
Rouzerville dominates Union Bridge 16 to 0 behind Edd Scott two hit ball. Sease Hovis and Henicle lead Rouzerville with RBIs and extra base hits as the second place club blanks Union Bridge. Weathered by wind, the game ends in 2 hours with Skinner charged with the loss.
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National League One Results and Tonight's Games
National League One standings show Cincinnati 6 1 over Philadelphia 3 10 and Chicago 7 over New York 5. St. Louis 3 6, Brooklyn 5 3, Pittsburgh 9, Boston 2. Tonight games include Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Independent League score Richfield 2 Peoples 1 Crum's Shell 2 Farmers Supply 1. Arcade versus Staub's and Barbara Fritchie versus Asco on the card.
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Weekend Opens Strong For 1937 College Football Slate
The 1937 season heats up as Cornell meets Penn State in Ithaca while West Virginia faces West Virginia Wesleyan in opener. Tulsa, Ohio State, Tulane, Clemson, Navy, and others schedule notable clashes across conferences. Upsets already began with Elon over Virginia Military and Tennessee Wesleyan falling to King.
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Maryland 1938 Football Schedule Adds Richmond Opener
University of Maryland releases its 1938 grid slate with Richmond replacing Pennsylvania as the season opener on September 24 at College Park. The rest of the cards largely mirror this year’s, with dates shifted and St John’s moving to later in the year.
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Busy Day for Temple Coach Warmer Publicity Photos
A temple coach Warner in his fifth year this September faces a busy autumn as reporters seek prospects. Publicity stills show him charting plays on the board and even sleeping on the field between drills. A stray note mentions Luther Burbank producing striped fruit.
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Ijamsville Wins Pitching Duel In Second Victory
The Ijamsville Athletic Club defeated the Poolesville Farmers 7 to 3 at Iamsville on Sunday. Four runs in the sixth broke a pitching duel and secured the win for Ijamsville as Poolesville faces Dickerson A C next at 2:30 PM. Key hits include two bases by R Bell and Luhn, with Hough earning a three-base shot for Poolesville.
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Baseball Game Summary Between Poolesville and Hamsville
Struck out by Holland twice and Tobery four times, Hough five, Kitts five. Hough took the loss, Holland the win. Hits off Tobery two in three innings, off Holland three in six, off Kitts three in two and two thirds, off Hough six in five and one third. Left on bases: Poolesville four, Hamsville two. Umpire Belcher. Time two hours fifteen minutes. Scorer Cooper.
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Orioles Blank Newark in Governor's Cup Opener
Joe Beggs pitched a one hit 2-0 shutout for Newark to begin the Governor's Cup finals against the Baltimore Orioles. Charlie Keller drove in the only Newark run with a double as 44,000 thunderstorms are noted to occur daily on Earth.
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