Diamond Belt Champs Coming to Bernie's Arena
Two Baltimore Diamond Belt boxing champions appear on Friday night card at Bernie's Arena. Marion Barnes faces Glenn Drake in the five round main event, while Leo Sto! vs Bill Kemp occupies the feature three round. Whitey France meets Bill Manley in the semi final, with other bouts featuring Jack White, Jim Elliott, Charles Mamoine, Stuart Heineke, Vince Santos and Buddy Yocum. The show starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Newark Bears Win IL Playoff Over Buffalo 9 7
Newark defeated Buffalo 9 to 7 in the International League playoff last night. Keller went 0 for 3 while Vosmik had two singles in four at bats. McQuillen went 0 for 1. Averages list Keller 354, Vosmik 325, Hemsley 290, Solters 213, with McQuillen 287. Also notes a stratospheric finding about oxygen levels at height.
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Budge Says Canvas Courts Prove Fast and True
New York report notes J Donald Budge practicing indoors with Gene Mako at Heights Casino Brooklyn after the national singles finals delay. Budge praises canvas courts for fast grasslike play and true ball response, suggesting no need to temper his stroke rhythm. He eyes a possible future against Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry.
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Doubs Defeats Furnace Mountain In 6 2 Win
Doubs baseball team of the Tri County League beat Furnace Mountain, champion of Loudoun County, 6 to 2 at Adamstown. Five runs in the sixth inning sealed it as Art Lacey struggled in relief after starting. DeLauter delivered in key moments. Notable hits included Webb, Athey, Harper, and Hartman. Umpire Butler, time 1 hour 50 minutes.
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National League Yesterday's Resuits Incomplete Scores
Baseball results show Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 5 New York 5 1 Brooklyn 3 5 Boston 2 4 Philadelphia 1 1 Cincinnati 3 St Louis J. Second game 6 innings due to darkness First game 11 innings Today Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis The speaker notes golf struggles and a comparison to amateur days with remarks on trouble shots and rhythm.
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Dizzy Dean Shuts Pirates In Thrilling 2-1 Victory
Old Dizzy Dean pitched superbly as the Chicago Cubs edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1, narrowing the lead in the pennant race to half a game. Dean called the win the greatest of his life as 42,238 fans watched in Chicago. Lee closed it out in the ninth with two outs.
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Walkersville Rallies To Defeat Liberty Team
Walkersville High School soccer battle closes 4-2 as Walkersville overturns a 2-0 halftime deficit. George Barrick leads the rally with a standout third quarter. Liberty answers with scoring in every period but Walkersville holds on for the win.
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Western Maryland gridmen prep for Cortland clash opener
Westminster Sept 27 Western Maryland green gridmen sharpen for their season opener against Cortland Teachers at Westminster. Cortland’s veteran line and strong backfield pose a test while Western Maryland’s heavier line aims to control play. Key players include Walker Kneber Faller Drugash and Krenn with coach Havens guiding the squad after a recent five game road trip. Music for the event will be provided by Myer’s Band led by Maron Sones.
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Walkersville Narrow Win Over Stressed Munshear
Walkersville players edged their opponents in a period by period scoring game. Field goals by Angle Fogle Albaugh and Enser highlighted the quarter action as Eyler Bury and Smith added scores. Referee Mrs Exleen King and timer Gressane officiated. the period times totaled multiple minutes.
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Bowling League Reorganized At Recreation Center
Baker's Bowling League re organized at the Recreation Center alleys with Rode L Shipley elected president and David S Kemp secretary treasurer Morgan named statistician. Eight clubs will compete including Storr and Shipley Coca Cola EEF Shipley Company DeMolay Alumn Siup Brothers Farmers Bill Sandwich Shop Opera Pious. Matches rolled each week on Monday and Tuesday nights.
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