Ross and McLarnin set for Madison Square Garden bout
Barney Ross and Jimmy McLarnin prepare for the welterweight world championship bout at Madison Square Garden on September 6. Ross trains in Ferndale New York while McLarnin conducts workouts at Asbury Park New Jersey. Connie Mack’s Athletics boast five Century Hit Club members and five over .300 with four common to both rosters Doc Cramer Jimmy Foxx Pinky Higgins Bob Johnson and Ed Coleman among the hitters above .300. Harold Grange’s long pro football arc is traced from Windis Illinois to coachs’ recruits and a Chicago Bears stint ending with a season comeback and a night club venture.
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Tigers Head To New York For Crucial Yankee Series
The Detroit Tigers arrive in New York for a five game set with the Yankees in a bid to clinch the AL pennant. Detroit brings a 12 game win streak as star players Gehringer Goslin Greenberg Rogell and Cochrane pace a strong lineup. Rowe seeks his 13th straight win while Bridge and Sorrell are eyed for starts as Detroit trails by four and a half games.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dutch Uses Psychology to Win Games for Seattle Indians
Seattle Indians mentor Walter H. Reuther coached four months and revived the club using the "psychology of suds." He urges loose rules and postgame beer and sandwiches to maintain player focus as they surge atop the Pacific Coast league standings. The veteran southpaw, who once starred for the Yankees and others, joined Seattle as a coach this season.
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Juniors Compete In First Round In Cumberland Valley Tennis Tourney
Poor weather limited play to the first round. Reisner defeated Snavely 6 3 6 3 and Ludwig beat Chapman 6 4 6 4 while Krotzer won over Stehl 6 3 6 4. Weather hopeful for Tuesday to complete rounds. A new women's doubles event attracts entries from Frederick and Chambersburg, promising a highlight of the tournament.
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Former Senators' 9-0 Shutout Sparks Relieved Reunions
Johnny Marcnm and Roger Cram er, former limited Senators, delivered a decisive 9-0 shutout. Marcnm tallied a triple while Cram er added three singles as the pair led the vintage lineup to a dominant victory.
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Deans Again On Carpet For Cardinals Ex Why
St Louis August 14 Cardinal pitchers Crary and Paul Dean faced a team wide rebuke for skipping a Detroit exhibition game. President Breadon suspects Frisch excused them while the Deans explained arm and ankle soreness and missing gear on departure. Last year Dizzy Dean was fined $100 for an exhibition no show.
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Washington County Baseball League Key Leaders
Hancock leads team batting at .308 with Antietams at .303. Notable marks include Jones with triples and Snyder of Antietams belting home runs and hit by pitch counts. Powering the Antietams pitching Powers sits 8-4, while fielding highlights note Orentt and Hancock among top players.
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Sharpsburg
Local boxers feature Elks at athletic fete card
At the Elks Athletic Carnival on the Fairgrounds the main bout was ruled no contest after two and a half rounds by Referee Ed Brockman amid suspicions of misconduct. Joe Raspi, Lawrence Gunn, and manager Freddy Barth were referred to the Maryland Boxing Commission for possible suspension. four other bouts drew fan interest with Fouche, Athey, Farrie, and Kunkleman winning in various clashes.
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Whitey Starliper
Clearspring
Kutkleman
Riffey
Ed Brockman
Dan Myers
Dick Welder
Charley Dysert
W O W to Play Ants Tonight at the Stadium
The Woodmen of the World baseball team, fresh from beating Hancock, faces Antietam Fire Company at the Stadium tonight at six o'clock. Rivalry runs high as Antietam leads Washington County League and Woodmen seek a victory to topple the leaders. Manager Shirey and Fire Company players Mentzer or Powers likely start for the Ants, with Lushbaugh Shirey and Trumpower slated for the Woodmen.
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Hamilton Jockey Club Targeted in Exchange Racket
The Hamilton Jockey Club was reportedly targeted last week by bettors who bought U.S. funds in Hamilton banks, then used the money for large bets and collected winnings in Canadian dollars, netting a gain on the exchange. The club absorbed the loss until the meet’s end, when it began charging a three percent discount.
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Hambletonian Rich Harness Race Tomorrow
GOSHEN N Y Aug 14 The Hambletonian a premier harness race returns tomorrow at Good Time park with eight or more three year olds vying for part of 40000. Emily Stokes owned by C W Phellis is the strong early favorite after a dress rehearsal win at Rockingham Park. Muscletone from Coldstream stud Lexington and Reynolda with Henrys silks are among the top rivals in a race that draws 30000 to 40000 horse lovers from the region.
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Speed Stud
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National League Yesterday's Results Recap
Yesterday's NL results listed games with Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago. Tomorrow's schedule features Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh and Boston Chicago.
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Philadelphia Defeats Washington in lone MLB Game
In the only major league game played, Philadelphia beat Washington. Tomorrow’s schedule features Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, and Chicago at Philadelphia. Chicago’s H Knight is seen as a top rival, with a list of probable starters including Bertha C Hanover, W N Reynolds Ella Brewer, Princess Peg, Vitamine, and Lord Jim among others.
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Princess Peg
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North End A C visits Greencastle in twilight softball
North End A C travels to Greencastle for a twilight softball game slated for 6 30. All members meet at club rooms 4 30. Umpires listed for nearby league matches include Calloway Kershner Diffendall Shambaugh Wolfe Haupt and others across several games at City Park South Potomac School Highlands Washington Street School Hospital grounds and Vic tor diamond.
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Jacobs Confident Yet Anxious For National Tennis Title
Helen Jacobs, defending women's national champion, expressed limited confidence before facing Jane Sharp in a second round match at Forest Hills. She noted tough rivals including Carolin Babcock, Sarah Palfrey, and Betty Nuthall, and cited a decisive first round win over Marjorie Sachs as a sign of improvement despite self described nerves. A final sentence mentions linguists linking Tule Indian languages to Scandinavian tongues.
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