Round Up of Baseball Gossip and Boxing Talk from New York
New York sports round up notes Atten tion to Baltimore with Mr Rogers Hornsby meeting Larry MacPhail at Ebbets Field. War clouds may pull Whizzer White back to the Pittsburgh Pirates lineup. Armstrong-Ambers fight hero Arthur Donovan tempts Tony Galento and could be out as referee if Tony prevails before the Pennsylvania Boxing Commission. Also mentions Ray Blades, Mike Jacobs, J Jack Hendricks Jr, Mickey Cochrane plotting Hollywood club investment, and Dan Daniel World-Telegram on Yanks 128 home runs this season with 63 in Ruppert Stadium and 65 elsewhere.
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New York
Baltimore
Rogers Hornsby
Larry, MacPhail
Ebbets Field
Mike Jacobs
Red Bank
Jack Hendricks, Jr
Mickey Cochrane
Hollywood Club
Dan Daniel
Ruppert
Tribe Trounces Athletics Twice in Cleveland doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians overwhelmed the Philadelphia Athletics in a twin bill with scores of 9 to 2 and 17 to 2. Bruce Campbell drove in three runs with two singles in the late rally and tied a six run burst in the second inning of the first game by tripling with the bases loaded.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Redskins
Bruce Campbell
Philadelphia
Ftoss
Potter
Masters
Hayes
Brucker
Harder
Hemsley
Sewell
Roninger
Dean
Monsters
Milnar
Youth interest fuels major league rookie ranks
New York reports that despite fewer baseball crops, rookies thrive in majors. About 2 percent of rosters are rookies across leagues, with 27 still in the American League last season and 30 on regular lists this year. The National League shows 45 rookies on rosters, roughly 30 on regulars, attributed to growing school and college interest in baseball. Both leagues promote the game with widely booked educational films.
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New York
Acre
George Sisler
Henry Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Edwards
William Brandt
National League Service Bureau
Gehringer Stars in Tigers Win
Detroit August 24 Charlie Gehringer led the Tigers with three singles and a double in five trips, driving in two runs and scoring twice in an 8 to 2 victory over Washington. Paul Trent allowed eight hits, Senators’ lone run came in the second on a walk balk and Rick Ferrell’s single.
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Detroit
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Washinon
Paul Trent
Washington
Senators
Rick Ferrell
Passeau Strikes 12th Win as Cubs Beat Bees 6 1
Claude Passeau earned his 12th victory of the season guiding the Chicago Cubs to a 6 to 1 win over the Boston Bees. Boston had seven hits off Lefty Joe Sullivan as the Cubs built a decisive lead. Boston 001 000 000 1 11 2. Chicago 200 000 004 6 9 0.
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Boston
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Joe Sullivan
Chicago
Baltimore Livestock and New York Egg Prices Report
Baltimore market notes grass cattle and dry fed yearlings with price ranges for calves hogs and light weights. New York egg market shows 15055 eggs traded with steady values across varieties and standard sizes.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Mayor Sweeney Draws For Softball Tourney In Hagerstown
The mayor will conduct the 10 30 A M drawings for the softball tournament with team representatives invited. Play by Iee starts 6 P M Monday as city league games pause for the tourney. Today is entry deadline with a Sportsmanship award and several individual honors planned. The winning team earns gold medals and a City trophy, now first claimed by Rays who seek a second season win.
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Richard Sweeney
Iee
Earle Lightner
Association
Fletcher Feature of Pirates Win
New York Aug 24 With Etcie Fletcher's two run homer and Max Butcher pitching a strong game Hawkey style the Pirates defeated the Giants 4 to 3 Butcher allowed three hits in the eighth inning when the Giants scored all their runs Susce Gumbert Brown and Danning were Giants hitters while Butcher and Fletcher powered Pittsburgh to the win
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New York
Etcie
Double by Davis Delivers Victory Over Cardinals
Philadelphia powered to an 8 to 6 win over the St Louis Cardinals as Virgil Spud Davis cleared the bases with a sixth inning double. McGee Andrews Weiland Cooper Padgett Mulcahy Johnson Millies and V Davis also contributed in a rally that solidified the comeback in this August game.
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Philadelphia
Virgil
Spud" Davis
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
McGee
Andrews
Weiland
Cooper
Padgett
Mulcahy
Johnson
Millies
V. Davis
Classifieds Offer Variety Appears Daily
Readers note a daily, varied classified section filled with offers and notices. The diverse listings span jobs, items for sale, services, and community notices, creating a lively marketplace within the newspaper page.
Reds Edge Dodgers in Brooklyn Thriller
Reds endure 2 to 4 loss as Brooklyn bats erupt late. Todd hits a homer for Cincinnati, while Myers Joost Cascarart Stainback Pressnell drive in runs. Errors listed, Shoffner charged with loss after 6 hits in 7 innings. attendance 84,162 at time 1.48.
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Brooklyn
Myers
Joost
Cascarart
Todd
Stainback
Pressnell
Lombardi
Durocher
Camilli
McCormick
Shoffner
Shoffnner
Grissom
Magerkurth
Stewart
Campbell
Ab. R. H. O.A. Myers
Othe
Goodman
Wens
West
Feescunee Craft
Baaeae Bordagaray
Riggs
Os Shoffner
Bongiovanni
Wee Grissom
Shoffiner
Brooklyn Ab
Coscarart
Lavagetto
Koy
Aestere Parks
Seeeeee Camilli
Kaperes Todd
Presswell
Peaaee
Early 1950s Giants and Browns Baseball Box Score
New York and St Louis faced off in a high scoring game as Pearson picked up the win. Keller, Powell, and McQuinn led the offense with multiple RBIs, while Mills and Murphy each worked deep into the contest. Attendance reached 1,225.
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Pearson
Ssesaeed
Rosar
Murphy
Louis Ab
Berardino
Laahbs
Ceeeas
McQuinn
Solters
Clift
Gallagher
Grace
Glenn
Christman
Keller
Powell
Crosetti
Gordon
Dahlgren
New York
St. Louis S
Mills
Dickey
Geisel
Rue
Ormsby
Rigney Brings Home Eighth Straight Win For White Sox
Chicago White Sox beat Boston Red Sox 3 to 1 as John Rigney earned his eighth straight victory. Auker Heving and Peacock pitched for Boston. Rigney and Schiweter contributed for Chicago. The game was played in Chicago on August 24.
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Chicago
John Rigney
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Auker
Heving and Peacock
Rigney
Schiweter
National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday's NL results include Pittsburgh edging New York 4 to 3 and Philadelphia defeating St Louis 6 to 3. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 4, Brooklyn 4 over Cincinnati 2. Today features Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York with only those games scheduled. Tomorrow brings Chicaro at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh at New York.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicaro
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Tomoorrow Chicaro
Aee
Attenyet
New York at St Louis and Other AL Matchups Tomorrow
American League schedule lists New York visiting St Louis along with Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit and Boston at Chicago tomorrow. Classified ads guide readers to housing and services.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Sunday school and Endea ver at Brethren church in St James
Sunday morning services are listed for August 27 at the Brethren church with Sunday school at 9 30 and Christian Endeavor at 10 30 No evening preaching. A stream of visitors from Johnstown Bakersville and Baltimore are noted with local callers including the Shanks Petefish Sperow and cross families and trips to Annapolis Atlantic City and Stanley Virginia.
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Christian Endeaver
Harry Baker
Martha Baker
Johnstown
Donald Lowary
Bakersville
W. S. Baker
Fred Mongan
George Shank
Norman Smith
Shanks
Maurice
William
Roy Long
Hagerstown
Gaza Cross
John Sperow
Ida Ruth Sperow
Clarence Sperow
Walter
Sadie Guishaw
Grace Sperow
Baltimore
Annapolis
Ronald Baker
Atlantic City
Mr. Baker
New Jersey
Geraldine Hoover
Harrisburg
Youth Exonerated In Shooting Case In Md
William A Strong, 17 son of Army General Staff chief, was exonerated Thursday in the fatal shooting of Stanley Wetherill 17. The medical examiner ruled accidental death as the two close friends fired at targets. Strong said a duel small caliber pistol discharged accidentally after a single cartridge was placed. Stanley Wetherill, son of Col Richard Wetherill of the Organized Reserves, died yesterday. A separate brief notes a fire in Williamsport caused by a short circuit causing slight damage to J R Heess’s home, quickly extinguished by firemen.
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William A. Strong
Army General Staff
Stanley Wetherill
G. E. Hawks
Montgomery County
Wetherill
Strong
Stanley
Richard Wetherill
Organized Reserves
War Department
J. R Heess
Williamsport
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