Cora Combs Set to Face Nell Stewart on Next Monday Show
Cora Combs, rising contender in women wrestling, will challenge Nell Stewart next Monday at the local Stadhin in a feature bout. Stewart is among the top-ranked grapplers in the country, with Combs aiming to climb toward a world title. Tickets are on sale at the Fagerstown News Agency and Plaza Broadway.
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Cora Combs
Stadhin
Nell Stewart
Combs
Stewart
Misa Combs
Cora
Imazard
Kentucky
The
Trail Riders
Nashville
Tenn
North America
Farge
Hippodrome
Dors
Mildred Burke
Nick Geins
Guias
Columbus
Ishe
Ashe
America
Fagerstown
Plaza
One Count Lame After Belmont Victory
One Count, surprise Belmont Stakes winner, injured after the race and retired to Delaware Park for assessment. Blue Man, the Preakness winner, remains sound, while Hill Gail is sidelined with an ankle injury. Eddie Arcaro rode One Count to victory as Oscar White guides the Count Fleet colt of Mrs. Walter Jeffords.
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New York
Hill Gail
Fouie
Walter Adfords
Blue Man
Count Fleet
Delaware Park
Eddie Arcaro
Egil Gail
Down Memory Lane sports notes span decades
Year by year highlights include the 1950 Yankees 10 over White Sox 5 in AL pennant race. Earlier items reference Hall of Fame figures like Dykes and Ruth Woodward in golf and tennis, with notes on fines, tours, and British Open scores.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Rahe Didrikson Zahavias
Melon Sheal
Ruth Woodwird
Jimmny Dykes
Chicaca White
Boston Red Sox
Gene Saragem
Baylor star Larry Triplett passes on Redskins to stay in baseball
Baylor University all American athlete Larry Triplett from Waco Texas turns down a chance with the Washington Redskins to pursue baseball. He is noted as a hard hitting catcher with potential for a bonus contract with his baseball team.
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Washington
Sunbury Giants Rally to Beat Wilmington 12-10
Sunbury snaps a two game skid with a 12-10 Interstate League win over Wilmington. Padune Py and Arre Willgington limited Wilmington as Sunbury piled up 12 runs aided by uly Hernandez who hit two home runs and drove in five. A four run seventh inning doomed Wilmington as Hank Ptakehinchend took the loss.
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Sunbury
Padune
Sunbury Giants
Arre Willgington
Uly Hernandez
Coe
Giants
Hank
Melisha
Wilmington
Strecker
Springfield
Renee
Hhladen
Tarawa
Larson
Rernler
Saal
Hovde
Soevuirek
Moanren
Rsen
Wilean
Harrisburg Beats Salisbury Reds in Ninth for 8 7 Win
Harrisburg Senators rally from behind twice to beat the Salisbury Reds 8 7 in the ninth inning. Joe Tuminelli delivered a two out single in the ninth, backed by home runs from Tummeli and Allsreal and doubles by Caceiola Henry and Kratzer. Woody Wheaton earned his third win in a row over Salisbury.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Joe Tuminelli
Harrisburg Senators
Salisbury Reds
Senators
Tummeli
Allsreal
Jim Caceiola
Clark Henry
Die Kratzer
Reds
Joe Blake
Joe Podlowski
Woody Wheaton
Salisbury
Wheaton Wins Narrowly in Local Aquatics Meet
Wheaton edges Fisher in a tight finish at Drogins with final scores showing Wheaton ahead and Fisher securing runner up. Courtney and Dugan are noted among participants while others like Gilmartin and Nee Saha contribute points in a mixed, small-team event.
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Bardhain
Walugarth
Wheaton
Fisher
Poardham
Amy
Nee Saha
Gilmartin
Ski
Prayer Land
Patkin the baseball clown tours as 2 million fans roar
Max Patkin, tall and lanky, turns major league crowds into his road show. His act drew laughs from players like Rogers Hornsby and Lou Boudreau, with critics calling him the jolliest thing since the Marx Brothers. He earns up to 300 dollars a night and plans more tours, despite backlash from some managers and teammates.
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New York
Max
Patkin
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Iron
Portland
Meta
Ore
Bill Veeck
Jackie Price
Cleveland
Lou Bourcndt
Red Sox
Connie Marck
Genteman
Rogers Horne
Max Patkin
Yankee
Yori
Illans
Steve O'Neil
Eddie Mayo
Detroit
Soe McCarthy
Yankees
Frank Crosett
Croset
J. Edgar Hoover
May
Max Parkin
Local Legion Derby Opens District bid with 18 10 win
Mortis Frock Post No. 42 junior team defeated Francis Scott Key Post of Frederick 18 to 10 on the Reservoir diamond. Frederick scored six in the first, two in the second, three in the third, and three in the fourth while Hagerstown rallied with late hits and Melzer limited Frederick's threats.
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Reservoir
Mortis Frock Post
American Legion
Francis Scott Noy
Frederick
Jocalr
Searink Vo
Hagerstown
Hishins
Powell
Melzer
Haven
Frederick Sy Geeree
Wnborst
H Carpenter
Amit and Kranks Kuhn
Marne Izey
Harry Wilson Extends Win Streak With 3 6 Victory
York pitcher Harry Wilson earned his seventh straight decision in a 3 6 win over the Lancaster Red Roses. The southpaw allowed five hits and two strikeouts while walking one. Tito Francona sparked the offense with a move to second on a walk and scoring on Ken Smith’s hit in the third. Joe Bernier lasted eight innings for York in another strong start.
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York
Harry Wilson
Lancaster Red Roses
Tito Francona
Ken Smith
Francona
Stuckmeyer
Relders Ochnaire Promdmerd
Joe Bernier
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Jerry Fo
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John McCallum
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Ete
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Joel Pipton
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