World Series Race Carries On With Cubs On Top
Reports indicate the Cubs remain leading contenders as the pennant chase tightens in the National League. St. Louis fell 12 to 0 as Pittsburgh dominated the action leaving the Cards hopeful only for a miracle to slip past Chicago. In other action Boston and New York split a doubleheader while Philadelphia and Brooklyn also posted wins. The Yankees opened their series with a 4 to 1 victory powered by strong pitching and a four run fourth inning rally.
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Winford
Walker
Collins
Delsocey
Wwo
Washington
Lefty Gomes
Yankees
Sweaters
Yanks
Sebamegh
Rae Seaman
Gomes
Genn
Whleniff
Tussell
Bolton
Hol
Brook
Scoring Totals and Highlights From Friday Baseball Games
Earned runs and key hits feature for Point of Rocks and New Market in a doubleheader. Frederick, Gardner, Price, and Oden posted multiple bases hits while pitchers Harper, Cockrell, Norris, and Derr dominated innings. Bases on balls and wild pitches shaped the score as umpires Curry Etgler and Baumgardner called the game.
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Fredarted
Lanings
Predericx
Point of Rocks
Prederick
Ofen
Hartman
Price
Eline
Qgerdner
Cockrell
Gardner
Orrlaon
Marper
Oden
Biden
Rutherford
Harper
State
Immings
New Market
Mt Alry
MO Alry
Derr
Penn
Harrison
D Murray
Norris
Dornhelm
Hurley
J Murray
Umberger
RK Surgee
Boyer
J. Murray
Dornheim
OM Norris
Burgee
Burges
Etgler and Baumgardner iTime
Goorer—Smith
New Market AB
O.A
R Burgee
B. Burgee
Summers
Burgess
Nicodemus
Ib Murphy
Zimmerman
Airy AB
Day
Weda & Dorn
De Wolf Hopper Dead After Long Career in Stage
De Wolf Hopper, famed for the Mikado and Carey at the Bat recitations, died at 77 from heart disease in a hospital after telling an attending physician he would read the cards. He was a six time married radio and stage star celebrated for his booming voice and long association with the theater, including a notable 11 year run here with The Mikado.
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Mauss City
de Wolf Hopper
Casey
Carey
National League Testerday s Results in Philadelphia and Teams
National League standings show Philadelphia 4 4 Brooks 3 8 New York 3 7 Boston 2 9 Pittsburgh 19 Et Loula 0 Pitter poke and enbetited Piret game 16 innings Boston at New York.
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Philadelphia
Brooks
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Et Loula
Pitter
Piret
Ambiguous American league baseball scene with scattered matchups
The text lists scattered matchups including New York at Washington and Detroit at Cleveland with other clubs missing schedules. It reads like an incomplete sports brief from a newspaper page with errant OCR errors and broken team names.
Sports memory flashbacks fill fan pages
The clippings recall baseball and horse racing anniversaries. Highlights include the Yankees losing to the Red Sox 5-0, the Detroit Tigers clinching a milestone, Woodmere at Aqueduct defeating Black Watch, and the Senators winning two games in a Washington stretch with tight margins.
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Woodmere
Aqueduct
Black Watch
Leng Hs
Mountaineer Students Jubilant Over Outlook
Mount St Marys College students express high hopes for the upcoming football season as new coaches arrive. The Mountaineers prepare under Head Coach Joe Lawler with emphasis on passing and power play drills to improve line and backfield performance.
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Ramiteburg Md
Hensing
Mt. St Mary's College
Mountaineers
Sollewe
Joe Lawler
Dauntem
Mountaineer
Lawler
Backfeld
Wally Opekan
Baer Louis Bout Tonight at Yankee Stadium Sell-Out Expected
New York reports a near sell-out for the Baer versus Louis 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium amid huge demand and ticket sales wagering that records may fall. Mike Jacobs predicts all tickets printed will move before the show. The day’s other items include a farm moratorium petition in federal court and bowing league reorganization plans, plus a note on France’s population growth from 1926 to 1932.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Money
Akes
Joe Louis
Deroit
Max Baer
Carly Neaded
Yankee Stadium
Wengn Lingvergn
Atlantic
Battle of the Marne
le Mage War Park
Mike Jacobs
Consco Kids Rout Buckeystown In Sunday Baseball Victory
The Consco Kids defeated the Buckeystown Independents 13 to 1 Sunday afternoon at Bedleyeville. Walton, Pry, and A Cannon led the offense with timely hits and fielding errors by Buckeystown helped push runs across. The Kids goal to end the season comes against Taylorstown Sunday at 3:30 PM in Schreypville.
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Consco
Amir Secomi
Buckeystown Independents
Bedleyeville
Walton
Wey
Knipple
A. Cannon
Forni
T. Canna
Cel
Cone
Caugh
Buddy Seaith
Beaeman
Taylorstown
Loudoun County League
Schreypville
Backeystews AB
Rhoo.ae
McAbee
Joonal Leather
Ingram
Trout
Dixon
Collisower
Miller
Witter
Burtas
Haron
Conoce Kite
H.O. AE
Cannon
Smith
Ford
Sf T Cannon
Flair
Finneyfrock
Redmond
Buckeystown ... Conoco Kis 21140201 x12 Lummary Earned Yutis
Buckeystown at home against Conoco Kis produced multiple hits by T. Cannon Fry Smith and Trout with two and three base hits. The Buckeys town offense drew walks from Enippie and Trout struck out eleven times. Stolen bases by Leather Haron Cannon Smith Ford and Canton. Time 200 Scorer Hane.
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Speicher
Babylon
Barnes
Coe
Bankard
Myers
Frits
Fritz
Warner
Jonings
Walbernville
Wakefield
Walkersville
Warrier Baer
Warrenfeltr
Crim Warrenfelts
Mysens
Backifice White
Zimmerman
Baer
Walls
Warrenfelts
Warrenfeltz
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W. Haines
Wid
Bhase
Wickersville
Sooner
Buckeystown
Conoco
Yutis
Concoco Birds
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Witter
Trout
T. Cannon
Fry
Smith
Leather
Haron
Ford
Canton
Redmond
Enippie
Enipple
Conoco Kids
Lenhart
Kennedy
Hane
Baker Bowling League ready with ten clubs and schedule
Final details for the opening of the Baker Bowling League were set at a Monday night meeting led by President Rollins J Atkinson. Ten clubs are committed including Atlantic and Pacific Amoco Market's Market Farmers DeMolay Alumni Lions Club Carrier's Bakery Glade Valley Bakery Albaugh Chevrolet Ford Motor Co. First week matches announced with rosters approved and forfeit money posted.
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Baker Bowling League
Rollins J. Atkinson
Atlantic and Pacific
Amoco
Market's Market
Farmers
DeMolay Alumnii
Lions Club
Carrier’s Bakery
Glade Valley Bakery
Albaugh Chevrolet
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chevrolet
Atlantic
Pacific
Garber's Bakery
Glade Valley
Lions
Amoco Va DeMolay Alumn
Furnace Mountain Falls to Doubs AC in Loudoun League clash
Furnace Mountain, runner up in the Loudoun County League, lost to Doubs AC 7 to 4 on a Sunday at Doubs Specht had four hits in five at bats and Carey added two triples to pace the offense Myers threw effective relief for Doubs. Delauter win, Fry took the loss as Furnace Mountain left many on base.
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Furnace Mountain
Loudoun County
Oiet
Doubs AC
Doubs
Specht
Carey
Myers
Furnace Mt. Ab.r
D Bhores
Fisher
Athey
Baker
H. Fry
Brocks
R. Fry
Dodson
Houck
Innings Furnace
Purosce
Delauter
Hite
O& Myers
Furnace Mt
G. Doubs
Brown
Book
Timea
Hickman
Booters Ready For Season In Local YMCA League
A well attended meeting at the local YMCA set the 1936-37 soccer season for eight of ten clubs. Dorsey P. Shipley was re elected president as Frederick Walkersville Middletown Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg Poolesville Westminster Mt Airy and York were listed as participating with Mt Airy not represented Emmitsburg reported by telephone. A $10 forfeit fee with $8 deposit was established for protest filings and $5 returned if protests fail. Rosters and forfeits will be posted next Monday at the YMCA. The league plans a split season with a playoff to decide divisional titles opening Sunday October 20.
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Bhiglay Goccer
Orpaniond
Y.mc.a
Dorsey P. Shipley
Preai
Teama
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmiteburg
Pookeville
Westminster
Mt. Airy
York
Emmitsburg
League
Mondy
M.C. A
Maryfind Soccer Association
Shipley Teague
Curtis Hubley
Max Mahone
Beanie
Taylor
Robert McLaren
Arthur Trout
James Eyler
Lloyd Routcahn
Lester Beall
Poolesville
Richard Troxell
Brunswick to Meet Ashburn in Postseason Series
Brunswick plans a postseason series with Ashburn after managers of Brunswick Cedar Grove and Walkersville meet in Brunswick. First game set for Brunswick with a second at Ashburn and a third at Lovettsville in October. Railroaders schedule games with Winchester Park and Paul Edwards clubs as prep. Max Mahone to represent the Railroaders at the Wednesday meeting.
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Brunswick
Cedar Grove
Walkersville
Jamet Ashburn
Loudoun
Wenner’s Field
Ashburn
Railroaders
Lovettsville
Tri-County
Winchester Park Association
Winchester
Paul Edwards Club
Cumberland
Max Mahone
Frederick Athletic Club to Open Season October 6
Frederick Athletic Club football opens season on October 6 against Hawthorne A C of Baltimore. Captain and manager Robert Grove says Frederick will field a stronger team, with Bruce Ferguson Joe Lipsky Carl Blissman Webster Lucas and Pepco Barry among returnees.
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Frederick Athletic Club
Hawthorne A. C
Baltimore
Robert
Nig" Grove
Baltimoreans
Essex Swanns
Frederick
Dillinger
Barry
Shipley
Rosa
Park
Stem
Workman
Payne
Tya
Kane
Bellopf
Strigle
McGee
Sanstrom
Gerwig
Foster
Liberto
Les
Krause
Hale Grove
Limgton
Bruce Ferguson
Joe Lipsky
Carl Blissman
Webster Lucas
Western Maryland College
Blinco" Leichert
Buck Alexander
Ray Steele
Walt Rudy
Walkersville to Meet for Wednesday Night Soccer
Walkersville announces a Wednesday night meeting at Strines store. All players and interested persons are invited to attend and join the club.
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Ing
Strines
Soccerites 10 Meet At Akers Store For Club Meeting
A Frederick Soccer Club meeting is set for Wednesday night at 7 30 at Akers store on West Patrick Street All players are expected to attend.
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Soccerites
Frederick
Akers’ Store
West Patrick Street
Bettle Aims to Bridge Club Differences at Mooring Time
An aim to ease sharp differences between the clubs is noted amid a pending mooring time. The statement expresses hope for amicable resolution between the parties involved.
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