Frederick Cadets Defeat Annapolis Panthers 12-8 In opener
Frederick High Cadets upset Annapolis Panthers 12 to 8 in a hard fought season opener. Frederick's Clemson scored a rushing touchdown and a late passing play to win as Remsberg and Clemson starred on both sides of the ball. Annapolis added a second quarter safety and a late pass to Horton but could not overcome the Cadets’ timely drives and penalties hampering both teams.
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Crucial game at Brunswick decides Shaughnessy series
The post-season Shaughnessy championship series will end in a decisive rubber game at E. W. Scheer Stadium in Brunswick Sunday afternoon between Brunswick and Tramsville. Umpires Shook and Grove will officiate as Tramsville previously won a 11-8 first game and Brunswick tied it after Beallsville and Frederick eliminated by brackets.
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George Mikan Retires From Pro Basketball
George Mikan, 30, famed Lakers center, retires to focus on his law practice in Minneapolis. Laker GM Mex Winter says no financial issues. Mikan helped Los Angeles win six titles in seven years and was named greatest player of the half century by sports writers in 1950.
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New Coaches Face Tests in Opener at Notre Dame and Michigan State
Two young head coaches, Notre Dame’s Terence Brennan and Michigan State’s Hugh Daugherty, enter their first seasons with cautious optimism. They avoid predicting disaster as Notre Dame meets Texas and Michigan State faces Iowa, while the opening schedule features top clashes such as Penn State-Illinois and Texas Christian-Oklahoma.
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Indians Seek A New Record In Narrow Loss To Tigers
In Cleveland on September 24 the Indians failed to tie the season record, losing 6-4 to Detroit as Red Gray held off a late rally. Bob Lemon took his seventh loss after Detroit hitters Delsing and Boone homered early, while George Strickland hit his sixth homer and Larry Doby, Hank Majeski, and Al Smith contributed later. The Detroit win leaves Cleveland at 42 defeats. the teams finish the season with two games remaining.
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Giants favored to win World Series in six, Grayson predicts
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson picks the New York Giants to win the World Series in six games. He argues the Indians lack overpowering pitching to blunt a fast, balanced Giants lineup led by Marv Grissom and Hoyt Wilhelm in relief, with strong Giants defense and baserunning edge. The article surveys both lineups, noting Giants speed and Whitey Lockman, Willie Mays, Monte Irvin and Al Rosen vs Indians stars like Bob Lemon, Early Wynn and Mike Garcia plus Lou Boudreau’s crew.
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Giants Pitching Crew Holds The Line In Series Outlook
Gayle Talbot analyzes interleague rivalries noting the Indians' three right handed aces posted an 11 13 mark versus rivals Yankees and White Sox while the Giants trio Antonelli Maglie Gomez fared well against Dodgers and Braves and Maglie led with six wins.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Jack Littrell
Jack Littrell starred for the Philadelphia Athloties, collecting two doubles, two singles, and a three run homer as his team defeated New York 5-1. Chuck Stobbs took the loss for the Punching in a 5-1 game. Washington Senators shutout former Boston teammates 1-0, allowing seven hits.
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Orioles Have Pilot Surplus
By BEN PHLEGAR Associated Press Sports Writer the Baltimore Orioles finish their first season of operations with a surplus of managers a seventh place finish and over a million customers through the turnstiles For the final two games against the Chicago White Sox four managers including Rogers Hornsby Marty Marion Jimmy Dykes and Paul Richards remain with Richards set to run the club alone Hornsby Marion and Dykes have seen contract changes or terminations The club ended one notch higher than last year in St Louis while the win loss record stays fixed unless a win occurs Today’s crowd nears the all time St Louis mark with 13 046 155 through last night Richards expresses confidence in improving with better hitting and lineup changes.
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League Leaders From The Associated Press Summary
A compilation of league leaders lists batting and pitching leaders with names from the American and National Leagues. Standout figures include Avila and Mantle for batting, Doby and Kluszewski for RBIs, and Consuegra and Turley atop pitching lists. A final note mentions Lake Nicaragua as the world’s only freshwater lake with a mat-eating shark population.
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Baseball standings and results from Acacia edition
In the Acacia roundup the American League listings show New York leading with 102 wins and 30 losses, while Cleveland sits at 0 a 7 24. National League shows Brooklyn 99 62 and Milwaukee 97 8. Friday results include Philadelphia 5 New York 1, Washington 1 6, Boston 4 Detroit 6, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2, Chicago 1. Tomorrow's schedule features Detroit at Cleveland, Chicago at Baltimore, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Boston, and St Louis at Milwaukee with probable pitchers listed.
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Lribe Pitchers Face Trouble
New York Giants strong hitting sparks concern for Cleveland pitching as World Series opens at Polo Grounds. Mays Mueller Rhodes star with averages above .300, .338 and 41 homers. Irvin Taylor strong but below .300. Doby leads Indians with 32 homers and 124 RBIs while Philley Westlake and Pope provide depth in outfield.
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Fights Last Night In Philadelphia Card Ends In Outpoint
Philadelphia fighter Joey Giardetto outpointed Ralph Tiger Jones in Yonkers after a Philadelphia bout. The piece notes the bout and includes an odd stat about automobile spark plugs burning about 15,000,000 miles in 100,000 miles of driving.
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Tiger) Jones
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Pro League Opens Sunday with six games slate
The NFL opens its 35th season with six games led by Detroit at home against Chicago and Philadelphia hosting Cleveland. Eastern division play features teams including New York Chicago Baltimore Washington San Francisco Pittsburgh Green Bay and Streaks point to strong showings as the season runs through December 19 in Cleveland.
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