Boxing Show At Stadium Tonight in Hagerstown
Weather permitting the boxing show at the stadium tonight is expected to draw a large crowd. Main bout features Pete Galiano versus Phil Enzenga in a 32-round card with notable past opponents and a supporting lineup of six and four rounders by club fighters from Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New Haven. The Hagerstown Sporting Club hosts 100 wounded veterans from nearby hospitals as guests while Ed Brockman officiates in the ring.
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Henry Armstrong
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YMCA
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Hagerstown Sporting Club, Inc
Ed Brockman
Fistic Program Scheduled Tonite At Stadium
Main Go eight rounds feature Pete Gallanova and Phil Enzenga. Semi finals include Jack Poley vs Carrington McNutt and Eddie Rocko vs Leonard Mitchell. Preliminaries have three seven round bouts. Deferee Ed Brockman. First bout 8 30 P M at the stadium.
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Pete Gallanova
Phil Enzenga
Jack Poley
Carrington McNutt
Eddie Rocko
Leonard Mitchell
Deferee
Ed Brockman
Place—Stadium
Intercity League slate and results snapshot
Today matchups feature Hagerstown at York Allentown at Trenton and Wilmington at Lancaster yesterday results show Besuita New York Cleveland Detroit Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington and Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis New York rain. Mack sits after illness scare at Shibe Park as Earl leads Phillies.
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Owls Drop Two To Lancaster In Flag Race Impact
The Owls lost both ends of a doubleheader to Lancaster at the stadium last night, widening their gap in the standings. Game one saw Lancaster erupt for 15 runs on 21 singles, while Houston? No, Lancaster’s hitters carried the day with timely hits and a late surge. In game two Lancaster toppled the Owls 13 to 8 behind a Morgan, Slotter, and Brett combination. Key hits came from Males, Rullo, Nowak, and Malinowski as Lancaster claimed victory.
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Don Johnson Follows Dad's Spikes To Cubs Stardom
Rookie second baseman Don Johnson follows his father Ernie Johnson from the White Sox to the Yankees and into managing and scouting roles. After years in Seattle Sacramento San Francisco Tulsa Milwaukee he broke through with the Cubs, earning praise from Charlie Grimm as he logged 44 double plays in 74 games and neared .290.
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Hodgin Shifts Infield to Outfield After Seals Stint
Ralph Hodgin shows flexibility as he settles at third base with the White Sox. Readying to swing, Hodgin uses a loose wrist action to generate power, while his ten game hitting streak peaked at a 400 clip, demonstrating his bat speed and timing.
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Stars Shine On Double Plays And Batted Runs In Monday Baseball
Johnny Lindell of the Yankees tied a major league record with four doubles and a single, going 5 for 5 as New York defeated Cleveland 10 3. Jim Tabor and Doc Cramer drove in runs as Boston and Detroit tied 3 3 after five innings due to rain. Vern Stephens hit his 15th homer in St Louis 10 Philadelphia 5. Jim Hobin won his 13th as Boston beat Chicago 7 5. Bob Elliott and Pete Coscarart sparkled for Pittsburgh with five hits in the doubleheader and a late run in the opener 7 6, then Coscarart drove in Nick Strincevich in the 10th to seal the nightcap 6 5. Bill Dietrich pitched a 1 0 win for Chicago Blank Washington with five singles. Max Lanier posted his 16th win in a 7 0 shutout of New York.
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Made Good Bet He Could Shoot An Ace
Springfield, Aug 18. Frank Hayes ace on a 150 yard hole at Oakcrest Country Club on his birthday last year. R F Butts bet he could match it before Hayes birthday and yesterday Butts shot a hole in one. Eight witnesses await a dinner Hayes will host.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Summary of NL and AL leaders in batting runs RBIs and pitching. Names include Musial Doerr Stephens Lindell Doerr and Hughson with counts and teams Boston St Louis New York Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia noted. Historical note on Sing Sing Mount Pleasant and mining in Latin America appears at end.
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Browns and Cardinals See 100 Seat Requests Daily
St Louis fans flood world series seat requests as Browns and Cardinals pause on sales while purses and pennants figure in the race. Managers backlogged by protests and prices await clearer standings, with talk of postwar upheaval and who should face Hitler after the war.
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Cards Seek New Record With 23 Wins In 27 Starts
The St. Louis Cardinals aim to set a new all time winning record after a 23 victory in 27 start stretch. If they win 35 of the remaining 45, manager Billy Southworth can tie Frank Chance’s 1906 Cubs with 116 wins. Max Lanier pitched the 7 0 shutout of the Giants as St. Louis led the league with a .852 pace.
Eagles and Dr Pepper Tie In Eight Inning Game
The Hagerstown Eagles and the Dr. Penner softball team of Frederick played eight innings to a 2-2 tie at Panzborn field as darkness ended the game. The match will be replayed in Frederick on a later date with an early Eagle lead erased by Frederick’s two runs in the fourth and a sixth inning tie. Brest described as World War I chief base for American warships convoying merchantmen and troop ships to France.
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