Polly Paulsgrove shines as umpire in muddy duel
Polly Paulsgrove called a game in the Frederick County league where his umpiring drew praise for accuracy despite mud and dusk. Brewer and Stouffer excelled on bases with decisive calls. Washington hosts New York in a split series as Cronin expects rest to help the Nationals. Hornsby eyes a move to the Browns. discussions with Cardinals stalled. Vergez of the Giants suffered a head injury. Knight gains Maryland credit for Frostburg roots.
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Frederick County
Polly Paulsgrove
Chuck
Paulsgrove
Polly
Brewer
Stouffer
Washington
New York Yankees
Nationals
Yanks
Joel Cronin
Senators
Nats
Gotham
Flagerstown
Rogers
Hornsby
H Ayes
Louis Browns
Phil Ball
Browns
Sitornaby
Cardinals
Breadon
Rds
Ineby
Yaceanager
Rack Birmingham Rain Delays Southern Association Game
Wemphia wins 6 to 3 over New Orleana as rain delays Birmingham clash.
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Southern Association Wemphia
New Orleana
Newsies Claim Kay Trophy Victory Over Police in Rainy Battle
The Newsies boasted after edging the Police 20 to 11 in a soggy game, claiming three consecutive Kay Trophy wins. Stars Lil Stoner and Two-sun Keiser stood out, as did Frankie Frisch Hager, while Roy Davis and Grove left early with injuries.
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Newsies
Kay
Coppers
Harp
Lil” Stoner
Two-sun” Keiser
Frankie Frisch
Hager
Hamil
Colley
Smith
Davis
Keiser
Bagore
Johnny Risko Wins Battle Over Loughran in Ten Rounds
Johnny Risko the Cleveland baker boy defeated Tommy Loughran in a ten round decision at Mills Stadium Chicago. Risko led early with a two handed attack and a knockdown, while Loughran recovered to outpoint Risko in rounds two and three. Judges split with Risko favored by two officials. Risko received 814 pounds and 185 sealing.
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Chicago
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Risko
Cleveland Baker Boy
Loughran
Tommy Thomas
Kozak Holds Four-Stroke Lead In Long Island Open
Walter Kozak defending champion from Pomonok Club led the Long Island open at Lido Country Club by four strokes after 36 holes. Joe Turnesa tied with Henry Cluci and Bill Mehlborn for second, five behind, with James Hines and Joe Trisnor tied for third on 151. Hines shot 74 for the day.
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Long Beach
Walter Kozak
Pomonok Club
Flushing
Lido Country Club
Kozak
Joe Turnesa
Old Belleclaire
Henry Cluci
Fresh Meadow
Bill Mehlborn
Dyker Beach
James Hines
Timber Point Pro
Joe Trisnor
Pomonok
S. Hines
Baseball Scores and Schedule Fold in AL and NL
Yesterday Detroit defeated St Louis 5 to 1 while Cleveland beat Chicago 1 0 New York won 4 1 Boston 9 6 Washington Philadelphia results mixed The schedule lists New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at Louis for tomorrow Louie faces Chicago Detroit visits Cleveland
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Detroit
St. Lowa
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Lowin
Cleveland
Chicaco
Louie
Chicana
Oaly Samen
Roston
National League Results Reported From Yesterday
National League results show New York defeating Brooklyn 5 to 4 while Brooklyn lost 8 to 3. The text lists multiple city matchups including Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St Louis with unclear details.
Blair Nunmaker Heads Record Field in 1938 Horseshoe Championship
A large field at Soldier Field seeks the world horse shoe pitching title of 1938. Blair Nunmaker of Cleveland, reigning world champion for four years, is the favorite as the contest features stars like Jimmy Risk Montpelier Frank Jackson Charles C. Davis Burt Duryee and Fernando Isalas. Women compete with defending champion Mrs. Mayme Francisco of Columbus Ohio.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Blair Nunmaker
Cleveland
Jimmy Risk
Montpelier
Ind
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Iowa
Charles C. Davis
Kansas City
Burt Duryee
Ohio
Fernando Isalas
California
Mayme Francisco
Columbus
Rase Joins the Hoffman Chevies for Second Half Push
Stub Rase, former Blue Ridge and Middle Atlantic star, signs with the Hoffman Chevies to split infield and pitching duties. He will debut Sunday at hot corner against the Neacs while Rosy Ryan rests an injured finger. Barnhart plans Rase on mound or outfield when Ryan returns, as the Chevies aim to rebound after a Sunday defeat. The double header at the Stadium starts 1:30 with 25 cent admission, followed by a 5 pm game in Mercersburg, Pa.
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Siston Rase
Chevies
Hagerstown
Rose
Hoffman Chevies
Stub Rase
Blue Ridge
Stub
Neacs
Barnhart
Rosy Ryan
Ryan
Rase
H. Dorsey
Hesson
Snyder
Metz
Harris
Barney
Red Sox Troubles Yankees in Boston Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox, once swept by the New York Yankees, again troubled the champions in a doubleheader in Boston. New York won the opener 2-0 in a pitching duel between Vernon Gomes and Bob Weiland, then Boston exploded for five runs in the fourth to win the second 9-4. Washington’s game was rained out in Philadelphia. Continued on Page 11.
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Hugh 5
Fullerton
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
New Yorkers
Boston
Washington
Senators
Red
Yanks
New York
Vernon Gomes
Bob Weiland
Walter Brown
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
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Miss Knight
Frostbore
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McFaddin
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LAN M Motors, Inc
T. Wien
Ray Steele
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Trudy
Gertrude Ederle
Tafe Posse
National Aau
Wewstes
Les McWilliams
New York State
John Ridenour
Joe Desmond
Ross Horning
Roy Davis
Grove
Baylor
Col
Neill Baylor
U.S. Tires
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Potomac Ave
Newman Auto CO
Smithabure. Md
Larcent
Palm Beach
Hoffman
N. Potomac St
Semier Sporting Goods Co
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Gold Stantern Narteries
Fay
Parker Tire CO
American Association
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Brooklyn
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Gemee
Chicawe
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Tamonkow
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St Tavern
Cinelmati Ad
Rogers Hornsby
Stormy Petrel
St. Louis Browns
Bill Killefer
A. P. Phote
Blair
TRY ME Bottling Co., Inc
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