Senators Lose Pennant Safe In Poorly Played Game
Washington and Philadelphia split a baseball doubleheader as the Athletics defeated the Senators 11-4 in the opener after a rough outing for Alvin Crowder. Lefty Grove earned the victory, with Cochrane aiding the attack and Crowder roughed up in his return. The nightcap saw Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, New York, and Brooklyn posting wins in a day of uneven results across the American and National Leagues.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Senators
Alvin Crowder
Crowder
Lefty Grove
McKelnnan
Athletics
Grove
McKeithan
Cochrane
Prim. Chapman
Twin win ends Knoxville nine's 18th season bid
Knoxville Athletic Club nine ends its 1934 baseball campaign with a Sunday doubleheader split. In the opener the Frederick Cardinals fell 8 to 4, and in the nightcap the Adams Town All Stars were beaten 7 to 2. The winners finish with 18 victories in 27 starts, led by Hulfer on the mound and James in relief as Knoxvile hitters bunch timely singles.
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Knoxville Athletic Club
Wennera Fiehd
Préderick Cardinals
Adamstown All Stars
Hulfer
James
Knosxville
Koy
Marals
Minnick
Btrippy
Gomwell
Danner
Mahone
Manchester
AB. R. Hoo
Kuhn
Shipes
Thieret
Huffer
Weaver
AL Coffman
Hann
Pridinger
Hargett
Gouker
C . Powell
Ensor
Tb Rive
Bevenos
P. James
Coffman
Trump
Gearinger
Kellar
Ennor
R. Trump
Union Bridge
Crawford
Barnett
Gray
Behsonartens
Repp
Bowman
Beve
Gosnell
Powell
Rice
Min- Seena
Incee Mac
Been
Mhene Hawes
tMuffer
Bridge
Manchester. 5. Umpire— Mahone, Danner, 2. Gosnell
Halle
Laine
Sutherland's First Team Deep and Strong For Season Opener
Jock Sutherland fields a first team of level men with depth at reserves, while Mike Bebabtian may challenge Dick Mates for a halfback spot. Frederick Athletic Club guard Rey Stetle is injured, likely sidelining him for the opener against the Washington Petworth Pennants at McCurdy Field. President Roosevelt acknowledged Washington's American League pennant and weighs his support between the World Series teams, amid a complex fan split.
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Jock Sutherland
Mike Bebabtian
Dick Mates
Frederick Athletic Club
Rey Stetle
Petworth Pennants
Washington
Mcj Curdy Field
Roosevelt
New York Giants
Southern All Stars Defeat Northern Stars In First County League Game
The Southern All Stars led by Bernie Brooks beat the Northern squad 5 to 1 at McCurdy Field Sunday afternoon. The exhibition, first of its kind in Frederik County League history, drew funds for a local charity as players from Brunswick Frederick Middletown Woodsboro and other towns competed. Northern lineup came from Emmitsburg Thirmont Union Bridge and New Windsor, managed by Marl Eichelberger.
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Brunswick
Preston Phillips
Southern All Stars
Northern All Stars
Frederik County League
Thana
McCurdy Field
Woodsboro
Souther
Frederick
Middletown
Bernie Brooks
Morthern
Emmitsburg
Thirmont
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Marl Eichelberger
Baseball Scores and Details From Yesterday and Saturday
National League results show Boston 2 loss to New York 6, Brooklyn 12 over Philadelphia 7, Chicago 7 over Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 4 over St Louis 5, with a doubleheader noting a first game go 10 innings and second game postponed. Saturday’s games included Brooklyn 7 over New York 3, Philadelphia 8 over Boston 4, Chicago 7 over Cincinnati 1, and a 9 to 3 score for Pittsburgh over St Louis.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Portsmouth Spartans Beat Giants 7-0 In Opener
One year ago today the Ports mouth Spartans defeated the New York Giants 7 to 0 in the season's first pro football game. Five years ago today Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo knocked out Sammy Mandell in the second round of a non title bout at Punt, Michigan.
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Portsmouth Spartans
New York Giants
Jimmy Gooddich
Buffalo
Sammy Mandell
Punt, Mich
Union Bridge Defeats Manchester All-Stars 5 3 in County League
The Union Bridge baseball team avenged an earlier loss by defeating the Manchester All-Stars 5 to 3 Saturday afternoon. Minnick and Beverson pitched in a tight duel, Minnick gaining the edge with better support as Cement Makers rallied for three runs in the fifth. Young Kuhn and Weaver led the batting effort.
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Manchester All-Stars
Cement Makera
Ffth
Minnick
Beverson
Young
Kuhn
Weaver
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
American League results show Philadelphia 11 Washington 4 and Chicago 8 4 along with Cleveland 7 12 Detroit 2 5 and St Louis 1 2. Boston 10 New York 8, Philadelphia 3 Washington New York 18 Boston 12 Detroit 5 St Louis 3 Chicago 4 Cleveland 5 in extra innings. Today Chicago at Cleveland 4.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Colored Tear To Play At McCurdy Field
A Thursday afternoon baseball game between Apex and Cubs, local colored teams, is set at McCurdy Field with admission charged. The day’s events include a night dance at Holtprood Gardens and a tennis tournament morning at Aqullinix Park. Later, Harmony Grove meets Oris in a double header at 1 pm, following Oris’s 7-4 loss to Municipal League All Stars in the prior series game.
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Cubs
McCurdy
Holtprood Gardens
Aqullinix Park
Harmony Grove
Oris
Amullinix Park
Football Results From Various Colleges and Schools
Friday and weekend scores show Manhattan crushed Bonaventure 6 0 and Canisius defeated Albion 39 0. Vinlanova beat W. T. College 45 0 while Washington & Lee topped North Carolina State 8 0. Virginia and Hampden Sydney split 7 7 with Emory & Henry 20 0 over V. M. 2 0. Roanoke shut out Davis-Elkins 62 0 and Mississippi defeated Southwestern 6 8. Randolph-Macon blanked William & Mary 0 while North Carolina 31 Wofford 0. Presbyterian and Clemson also tied 6 6. Vanderbuilt ran up 50 9 over Cumberland and Iowa State edged Central 14 0. California beat Bo. California 33 0 and Occidental 0. Stanford 27 Saint Jose 0 and California 0 13 Georgia 0. Friday scores include Bucknell 46 Waynesboro 7 and Duquesne 25 West Va Wesleyan 0. Muhlenberg 12 St. Joseph's 0 with Auburn 20 Birmingham 7 and Loyola New Orleans 47 Hattiesburg Teachers 0. Drake 14 Simpson 7 Coe 7 Grinnell 0 Haskell 25 St Benedicts 0.
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Bisons Open Little World Series vs Columbus
Buffalo Bisons, champions of the International League, opened the Little World Series against Columbus before about 10 500 fans. City bowling officials plan season start October 16 with six clubs meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Diamond.
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Columbus
Buffalo Bisons
City Bowling League
Diamond Sileys
Leama
Alere's A Steeking Saver For Worn Stockings
A quick tip for women who wear stockings at the toes or heels first. Reinforce worn areas by turning the new pair inside out and stitching forward and back through the spots with reinforcing threads. This method helps extend the life of sheer hosiery.
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Alere
Middletown to form Frederick County League soccer club
Fourteen candidates answered the call for Middletown soccer practice at the galley town Sunday. A meeting to organize the club is set for 7 30 tonight at the Model Garage Middle town. Edward Shafer led the workout as candidates included Abe Zeigler Keller Rudy Summers Hutter Culler Willie Adams Sigler Kefauver Cyrus Rudy Willard Rudy and others. Funds from an all star game at McCurdy Field Sunday will equip Woodsboro athletic field.
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Galley
Edward “Dutch” Shafer
Ae Tee
Wit Abe
Ert OL Zeigler
Frank Keller
Davis Shafer
David Rudy
Summers
Hutter
Culler
Willie Adams
Willam
Willie Sigler
George Kefauver
Cyrus Rudy
Willard
Fats" Rudy Gan
Ike” Wise
Allen R. Smith
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Erick County League
Gam McCurdy
Mr. &1
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