Fall Racing in Maryland Opens Today at Cumberland Fair
The Cumberland Fair Association kicks off Maryland’s fall racing season at 2 PM with a seven race program led by the National Trail mile and seventy yards test. A capacity field, about 19,000 expected, will race from Waite stall gate as Ed Welter sends the horses onto the Little Saratoga of Maryland track at Copely Mountain base. Race Secretary J. Brennan presides over more than 60 horses owned by 65 owners, with Morty Mahony’s seasoned crew from Miami Rockingham and other tracks ready to provide strong competition.
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Cumberland Fair Association
Maryland
Waite
Ed Welter
Saratoga
Maryla
Copely Mountain
J. Brennan
Co Whid
Morty Mahony
Mahony
Miami Rockingham
Pimlico
Bowie
Marlboro
Hagerstown
Superstitions Tug Red Birds Toward Lead in Ohio
Columbus Red Birds lead the American Association as superstition tales spread. Players such as Jack Rothrock Benny Borgmann Nick Cullop Burgess Whitehead Harold Anderson Lew Riggs Bill Lee display curious rituals from sweat sock washing to glove twirling and bat rack ends.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Jack Rothrock
Benny Borgmant
al ‘Ways
Nick ‘Cullop
Burgess Whitehead
Harold, Anderson
Lew Riggs
Bill Lee
Riggs
Unclear Baseball Score Report With Fragmented Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and scores with many garbled names. Mentions Dawble players Sees elle Larsert Gebrin Wickey Gebrics Appling Heyes Faber Devens Vremnack Ganten Gaston and others. Some line shows rack aut Fr Neves 32 Vennack 2c. Overall unreadable but indicates a detailed game box style record with multiple pitchers or batters and partial inning data.
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Chictan
Hans
Qeerle
Taaseri
Swarm
Nrean
Wanes
Comba
Croaeul
Koriorn
Sewell
Penwock
Haan
Appling
Krenn
Drage
Dawble
Sees Elle Larsert
Cehrier Gebrin
Wickey Te Gebrics
Heyes de Krese
Wrras
Faber
Applirer
Kress
New York
Chienes
Ranes Ean Batla
Devens
Ganten
Rack
Fr Neves
Vennack
Gaston
Witet OW
Ganton
Rea Witeh
Thevens
Twwlres
Geisel
Wolie
Moriarty
Tieeer
Fifty Eight Qualify For Fountain Club Championship
Fountain Head Country Club announces pairings for the championship with 58 qualifiers. Defending champion A Lakin and medalist James W Byron headline the draw across four sixteens, featuring notable matches like Byron vs Spurr and Lakin vs Funkhouser. The tournament opens with first round pairings listed in order.
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Head Country Club
BE. A. Lakin
James
W. Byron
J. W. Byron
A. C. Spurr
Hamilton
W. T. Hassett
C. K. Stonebraker
D. BE
Stultz
F.C. Wright
W. M. Crate
E. A. Lakin Va
J. O. Funkhouser
Hugh Auld
W. R. Moore
W. Cromer
W. L. Altenderfer
J. E. Cochran
J. W. Ernst
W. BR. Smith
W. F. Stine
J. C. Sommerya
L. ¥. Hershey
L. G. Mathais
W. R. Jennings
H. C. Crafton
Pangborn
Humphery
Bob Waga
Man. D. R. Snively
W.h.burhans
E. J. Smead
C. L. Mowrer
C. M. Campbell
H. CG. Triceler
Indians Trounce Boston Red Sox 10 to 1 in Cleveland
Monte Pearson earned his sixth win after joining Cleveland six weeks ago as the Indians swept the Red Sox 10 to 1. The victory, part of a seven-game winning streak, moved Cleveland closer to third place as eight runs came in during the eighth inning following a pitching duel. Roy Spencer added two doubles in the uprising.
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Cleveland
Monte Pearson
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Pearson
Bob Weiland
Bill Digsell
Roy Spencer
Red Sox
City All-Star Nine Named for Benefit Game at Stadium
Lee Staley unveils the City team lineup for a benefit night game at the Stadium on Wednesday at 7 P M. Field Day events lead off with players from Snyder Brers Rowe Hendricks Rowland Spielman Alexander Myers Metz Powers Tolbert Mentzer Price Knode Dorsey. Jimmy Long says the County will be there to challenge the City. The event supports disabled ball players and marks the season’s first under lights with improved lighting for clear vision. Street crowds are expected to attend big turnout.
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Lee Staley
Snyder
Brers
Rowe
L. F
Hendricks
Rowland
R. F
Spielman
Alexander
Myers & Metz
Hap Powers
Tolbert
Mentzer
and Price
O. F
Knode
Dorsey
Jimmy Long
Jim
Bella
Leitersburg A C Wins After Slump in Return Match
Leitersburg A C defeated South End A C 6 to 0 after a ten game drought. Gatlock allowed three hits and struck out fourteen. Knode pitched well until Leitersburg scored five runs in the sixth. A return game is set for next Sunday with all players to meet.
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Leitersburg A. C
South End A. C
Gatlock
Knode
South End
Leitersburg
Leitersburg Wins In Low-Scoring Match At Home
South End led 3-0 after nine innings but Leitersburg staged a comeback, scoring three runs in the eighth to win 6 to 3. Pitchers Knode Smith Garlock and Wishard contributed to a tense scoring battle as the crowd watched at Leitersburg Hotel. In Baltimore wheat futures reported steady pricing around No 2 red winter and nearby months while a notable northern Florida story mentions the first salmon placed in southern waters thriving at Lake Tatoma near Marion North Carolina.
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Leitersburg
South’ End
Batterles
Knode
Smith
Garlock and Wishard
Lake Tatoma
Marion
N.C
Athletics Make Safe Hits Count
Detroit pitchers struggled in a 12 to 7 loss to Philadelphia as Auker Frasier Hogsett and Pasek allowed 17 hits and 10 walks. Greenberg homered with a man aboard in the sixth, and Detroit rallied with three seventh inning hits before Coombs finished the game. Barrett started for Philadelphia, gave up the three hits, and Coombs shut down the late threat.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Auker, Frasier
Hogsett
Barrett
Greenberg
Coombs
Cochrane
Auker
Frasier
Pasek
Scorched Message From The Artist Of Rehale Smith
Scorcher Smith sends thanks for Melpeus information during the Smugglers capture episode. The commanding officer at Chapman Field Army Airport in Southern Florida notes a recent visit to Miami, Panama Canal zone included in the report.
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Rehale
Scorch Smith
Melpeus
Chapman Feld Army
Florida
Panama Cana
Zone
Miami
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