Yanks Fade To Fourth As Browns Win Again
Yankees drop to fourth as Denny Galehouse shuts out New York 3-0 in a game that extends the Browns’ winning streak to seven and widens their lead to 64 2 games over Boston. Luke Sewell’s Browns, highlighted by Galehouse’s fifth win in a row, strengthened their grip while Boston and St. Louis also won in a busy major league slate.
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Major League Leaders AP National and American Leagues
National League leader notes Walker Brooklyn batting .564 Musial St Louis .3555 runs Musial 83 RBIs Nicholson Chicago 25 hits Musial 144 doubles Musial 38 triples Barrett Pittsburgh 1b home runs Barrett Pittsburgh 15 pitching Wilks St Louis 101 American League batting Doerr Boston .331 runs Doerr 81 RBIs Stephens St Louis 73 hits Doerr 131 doubles Cullenbine Cleveland 80 triples Lindell New York 9 home runs Doerr Boston 14 stolen bases Stirnweiss New York 34 pitching Hughson Boston 18 5
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Cleveland
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Tickets On Sale For Boxing Show
The Hagerstown Sporting Club sponsors a boxing card opening next Friday night at the Stadium with Pete Galiano vs Phil Enzenga as the eight round main bout. Four three and four round fights precede two six round bouts featuring Jack Polee versus Carrington McNutt and Eddie Rocco against Leonard Mitchell. Reserved seats in four sections, bleachers and grandstand will offer good views as Sol Silverman and Izzy Silbert oversee preparations.
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Hagerstown
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Phil Enzenga
Larry Cotton
Jack Polee
Carringtton McNutt
Eddie Rocco
Dr Pepper Edges Couchman in Close Reservoir Softball Match
Dr Pepper defeated Couchman's Service 2 to 1 at Reservoir dia mond. Couchman drew first blood with a walk wild pitch and a base hit but Dr Pepper answered in the second with two hits and scored the winning run in the fourth on a two base hit and an error. Ween allowed only three hits and five walks.
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Packers Rally To Beat Rocks 3 To 2 In Ten Innings
The Trenton Packers edged the Wilmington Blue Rocks 3 2 in ten innings in Trenton New Jersey. McManus struck out nine for the winners while Ripple fanned 11 for Wilmington. The game featured twelve Wilmington runners left on base and key hits by Antolick and Alston.
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Dzigan
Gillespie
Withington
Frenton
Resa l i x League Scores and City News Brief
Yesterday’s results feature multiple interleague scores with Hagerstown York and Trenton Lancaster among the winners. The Polish Brest Litovsk note appears with a game recap and Coachman’s Service faces CIO in City League action at Reservoir Park Friday at 6 50 PM with Browning J Seen Fox and McNeal cited.
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Owls At Home And Double On Tap Tonight
The Hagerstown Owls face a doubleheader with the Allentown Cards tonight after a playground visit and Moose Booster Night activities. A five game series opens with a single game Saturday and a Ladies Night set for Sunday. Owls aim to climb the pennant ladder with a sweep.
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All-Stars To Face Leading Senators At City Park
The All-Stars from the City League will meet the league-leading Senators at City Park Sunday. The game starts at 2 p.m. and officials expect a large crowd for the feature matchup between top performers from the other three clubs and the Senators.
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Alsatians Plan An Early Start
The Alsatia Bowling League in Hagerstown plans an early season start. Cards have been sent to members for team selections and other details with fast return requested. An earlier opening aims to finish bowling in April, instead of the previous May end, with a large turnout anticipated and Dale F. as committee chair.
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Lancaster Wins With Neat Rally In Ninth Inning
In Allentown on August 10 Lancaster edged the Redbirds 3 to 2 in the rubber game. Nick Ellis pitched four hits allowed and Bernie Creger homered for Allentown's lone runs. Froggy Brunswick yielded six hits as Lancaster rallied in the eighth and ninth to pull ahead, aided by walks and timely hits.
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Record Wagering At Cumberland Fair Association Track
Cumberland Aug. 11 betting at the Cumberland Fair Association track exceeded two hundred thousand dollars for the second year in 19 years with a third day total of 204427. White Easter gray filly from E L Poston’s stable won the Cal Cessana Memorial, two lengths ahead of Galden Media with Town Hall third. The entry paid 9.30 6.60 3.10 while Town Hall paid 2.40.
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Cumberland Fair Association
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