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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1944

Page

6

Tigers And Browns Open Today A Series Which May Decide Pennant

Tigers face St Louis in a do or die pennant series while the Yankees and Red Sox meet second division rivals. Detroit must win three of four this weekend to stay in the race as O'Neil and Newhouser prepare. St Louis hopes to hold off Cleveland and New York.

Tigers Browns Jack Hand Associated Press Detroit St. Louis Browns Yankees Red Sox New Yorkers Washington Senators Tome Steve O’neil Stubby Overmire Hal Newhouser Dizzy Trout Brownies St Louis Ag New York Cardinals Cleveland Tribe Jim Bagby George Casler Jack Kramer Boston Jimmy Bucher Bob Johnson Hank Borowy Emmett O'Neill Dutmeither Aga Ed Lopat Newhousers Trouis Johnny Go Dutch Leonard Washington Philadelphia Luke Hamlin Chicago Pbitrchurch Whitey Weitelmann Buck Etchison

McNabb Sold to Detroit Tigers in Block Trade

The Buffalo Bisons announce the sale of second baseman Carl McNabb to the Detroit Tigers. McNabb is the third Bisons player sold to Detroit in four days, with Tigers delaying call ups until Buffalo finishes its season. Also, Pittsburgh buys Henry Sweeney from York to join the Pirates, while Sweeney hits over .337 this year. Chalcography and Karnak botanic gardens appear as ancillary notes.

Carl McNabb Detroit Tigers Stiglmeyer General Manger Buffalo International League Baseball Club McNabb Buffalo Tigers Stiglmeier Bisons Bobby Maier Walter Wilson Owls Slagerstown Pittsburgh Pirates Henry Sweeney York Sweeney Pittsburgh

Wilmington Triumph Sparks Comeback To Take Series

Wilmington Blue Rocks rally from 5 2 down with Jack Bells inside homer and Guy Glaser on base in ninth inning lifting them to a 6 5 win over Lancaster to clinch the league series two games to one. Glaser doubled and Bell delivered the deciding hit as Crimian earned the victory. Peeler took the loss as Lancaster led after seven before the Rocks answered in the final frames.

Wilmington Del Jack Bell Guy Glaser Wilmington Blue Rocks Lancaster Hee Glager Fred Peeler Rocks Jhney Lancaster Ron Glaser Levan Bell Laascasier Arhoo Ace Milies Wareat Leatttn Knrpe Ant Lie JBL Welt Chintn Tuns Polite Wheaton Werterholm

Tennis Courts Restored At Fountain Head Club

The Fountain Head Country Club announces the complete rebuilding of its tennis court after over two years of erosion and misuse. Phillip Mathias, chair of the Tennis Committee, says WHar-Court surface by Funkhouser Company, new water lines, and approved nets and base lines complete the upgrade. The court is described as among the finest in Washington county with plans for a series of matches.

Fountain Head Country Club Phillip Mathias Funkhouser Company Washington County

Owls Win Again With Nowak's Aid

Owls hold off Packers as Nowak drives late rally and Napoles seals ninth inning win. Hagerstown builds early lead through Mierkowicz Napoles and Rothman, while Angstadt earns the win and Kaiser the loss in a three-hurlers affair.

Angstadt Kaiser Owls Ilagerstown Archer Martin Nowak Mierkowicz Rothman Napoles Mier Kowicz Labanara Welch Dwyer Conter Osgood Porter Alston Mierkoz Sabatara Packers Haines Smyres Jarvis James Kitman Hagerstown Welch Dwyer Owl Trenton Miksis Fesh

End of Labor Day Prompts Local Players to Try Court

As Labor Day ends, outstanding community players are likely testing court possibilities and warming up with competitive play. Comfortable benches sit nearby for spectators under trees, shaded and protective.

CSO Wins First Game Of Playoff

The CSO softball team edged the Eagles 2 to 1 in the opening game of a playoff series at Reservoir field. Ohler drove in the winning run in the fourth. Rowe had two Eagles hits. Next game set for Friday at 6 p.m. on City Park diamond.

Eagles Reservoir Field CSO Rowe Ohler Clo Showe Kendall O'Neill Spigler City Park

Interlake League Scores and Upcoming Matches

Interstate League report lists Tuaierrow iidgkerstown at Trenton and Wilmington at York with Allentown at Lane. Daly Games Today include Washington at Sometrout at St. Lon. Scheduled games feature Detroit at St. Louis, Cleveland at Chicago, Washington at York, and Philadelphia at Boston.

Tuaierrow Washington Sometrait St. Lon Daly St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York Boston Louis Ste Louis Ureh Brookly Cincinnati Pittaburzh WeinnNath York Brooklyn Tvotny O

B. F. Goodrich Store at 26 W Franklin St

Local listing notes the B F Goodrich Store located at 26 West Franklin Street with the contact phone number 2066 for inquiries or purchases.

B. F. Goodrich W. Franklin St

Allentown Beats York Club In Tight 5 4 Win

Allentown defeats York White Bees 5 to 4 at Allentown with Merriweather relieving and earning the win. Johnny Bucha and Creger spark the late rally in the eighth, as Creger drives in the decisive run on a triple.

Allentown Brunswick Joaded Conk Merriweather Allentown Southpaw York White Buses Merriweather Johnny Bucha Creger Gore Abrh OA Gracey iHenry Sweeney Randol GO Bey Shope Kinard Aviffiths Homan Anske Amato Rider Rf Balla Capna If Vanek Ale Davi Bue Ivey J Creger P . Merriweather York Ripper Balla Vanek Ivey Henry Davis Gracey Griffiths Bucha Axtell Murphy

Seaman's Church Institute Leads Global Seamen Aid

The Seaman's Church Institute in New York City stands as the world’s largest shore organization serving merchant seamen. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, was born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Worl Seaman’s Church Institut New York City Alexander Graham Bell Invento of the Telephone Edinburgh Scotland

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