Lancaster Red Roses Open Playoff Series With Owls
Lancaster visits the Sta dium for an 8 15 p m Interstate League playoff contest to decide the first half title as Ladies Night highlights the program a 6 30 p m softball race between FERA Accounting and Engineering teams precedes the game. Sterling announced player releases and injuries impacting the Owls and Cards.
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Rausch
Rider
Martin
Davis
Vanek
Napoles
Cappa
Bucha
Dizzy Trout Dominates As Tigers Beat Washington
Dizzy Trout arrived in top form for Detroit, earning his eighteenth win of the season and pushing toward 300 innings. The righthander, who began in Terre Haute at eighteen and earned the nickname Dizzy, shows sharper control and speed as he leads the Tigers to victory.
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Washington
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Beaumont
Terre Haute
Dizzy
All Stars Fall To Senators In City League Tilt
The Senators pushed across three runs in the sixth to beat the All-Stars 4 to 2 at C Park. Domer Cline Shrader Burger Snavely Snooks P Butier McNeal among those noted in a pitching and fielding effort that contained late scoring.
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C Park
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Cline
Shrader
Burger
Snavely
Snooks
P. Butier
McNeal
Redskins Sign First Cuban Born Gridder
The Washington Redskins sign Eneas Muniz in San Diego as a Cuban born football player reports indicate the club taps Latin American talent and Muniz reported to the practice camp.
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San Diego
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Washington Senators
Washington Redskins
Eneas Muniz
Byron Nelson Favored To Win PGA Championship
SPOKANE Washington August 14 Byron Nelson is favored to win the 1944 National PGA Championship of 20 100 dollars as he leads a field of pros. Nelson admired for his smooth play, with Toledo entry at peak form though worn from months of matches. Club officials note a historic aside about a Cuban born athlete in football.
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Byron Nelson
Toledo
United States
Tomorrow’s Game Slate for Lancaster and Nearby Clubs
Matches set for Lancaster versus Hagerstown Trenton facing York with Wilmington traveling to Allentown. Local hoops schedule lists four road trips as teams chase early-season wins.
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Hagerstown
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Allentown
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Allesroawn
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Ganes Foday
Ncaster
National League Games Today and Tomorrow
Baseball matchups listed for today include Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis. Tomorrow repeats several games with Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at ? and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Boxton
First U S Chief Justice John Marshall dies tolling bell
In a historic league night the Liberty Bell tolled for John Marshall the first chief justice as games unfolded with Cleveland visiting Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Boston in a busy sports slate marked by the nation’s witness to the bell’s toll.
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Chicago
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U. S
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Lancaster And Trenton Split Sunday Twin Bill
Lancaster and Trenton divided a Sunday doubleheader in Lancaster Pa. Joe McManus limited the Rases to six hits as Trenton won the second game after a four hit attack in the first. Polite and Morris homered for Lancaster while Polite tripled and scored in the nightcap. 1,260 fans witnessed the twin bill with errors and timely hitting shaping the outcome.
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AB Archer
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Ee Vanek
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Dorothy Germain Wins Western Amateur Title Again
Chicago reports Dorothy Germain, 20, Beaver College junior, defeats Phyllis Otto 5 and 4 to capture her second straight Women's Western Amateur championship. Germain becomes the seventh to win consecutive titles in the 44-year history of the event.
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Philadelphia
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Dorothy
Beaver College
Phyllis Otto
Omaha
Eagles Plan Big Booster Night At Municipal Stadium
Eagles prepare for a gala Booster Night at Municipal Stadium with Fraternal Order of Eagles and Aerie No 694 hosting a doubleheader against Lancaster Red Roses. Prizes and War Bonds total $100 to fans and players. Knothole Gang urged to attend for entertainment and kid-friendly activities. An annual update notes rising domestic air travel projections to 897 million ton miles by 1950.
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Aeries No. 694
Lancaster Red Roses
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