Golf Championship Matches To Feature Fountain Head Weekend
The Fountain Head Country Club golf championship will unfold over the weekend with three rounds Saturday Sunday and the final 18 holes Monday. Defending champ Paul Frizzell faces a strong field led by medalists Jack Funk and Bert Carlson who tied at 72.
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Allentown Beats York 7 1 To Split Series In Four Game Set
Allentown Redbirds defeat York White Roses 7 to 1 at home as Bernie Dreger and Johnny Bucha drive in five runs. Frankie Radler allows six hits, while Allentown bats ten off Bolden and Stenoff. Bucha hits a homer and drives in two, Griffiths and Vanek contribute, and York errors open the door for the lopsided win.
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Lancaster Red Roses split doubleheader with Wilmington
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on September 1 the Red Roses beat Wilmington 16 to 2 in the nightcap to claim second place in the Interstate League as Les McCrab earned his 10th win. Earlier Wilmington won 5 to 2. The Rocks trailed before a late surge. McCrab and the Roses battered George Estock and John Fick for 20 hits.
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Flynn Wins Feature Bout In Baltimore Card
Johnny Flynn of Rochester weighs 213 pounds and defeats Larry Lane of Trenton by split decision in one round on the New Arena Athletic Club inaugural night. Flynn leads early, Lane rallies late, AP scorecard reads four rounds Flynn, two Lane, two even.
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Yankees Clinch First Game With Base Clearing Triple
Johnny Lindell and Frank Crosetti delivered a pair of clutch hits for the Yankees as Lindell’s base clearing triple powered a 4 0 win over Washington. Crosetti followed with a ninth inning homer in the 4 5 victory. Dizzy Trout also contributed in relief. Tigers edged St Louis 4 3 in Detroit aided by a ninth inning rally sparkled by a single.
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Hal And Diz Help Tigers Roar In 1939 Style Pitching
Detroit's Wal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout form a strong one two punch for the Tigers this season. The pair joined Detroit in 1939 and have logged more innings than any other pitchers in the league. Both have won 20 games and often worked as relievers to save games for manager Steve ONeill. Official praise goes to catchers Paul Richards and Bob Swift, while local chatter credits ONeill for keeping Detroit in the pennant hunt.
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Heavies Clash In Main Bout At Stadium Card
Harry Diduck and Vince Tumi will clash in the main setto at the stadium next Friday night. Carrington McNutt of Baltimore opposes Jonnie Fulton of Johnstown in a 192 pound heavyweight bout. Bantams Jimmie Jennett of Washington N J and Charlie Spendler of Baltimore also meet. Two four round prelims add further action. Tickets $1.50 general admission, $2.50 ringside. on sale at Hagerstown News Agency and Fairchild plant office.
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Tigers Win August pennant with .704 pace
Detroit surged through 27 August games to a 19 win, .704 pace, tightening the race with the Yankees, Red Sox, and Browns. Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser powered 13 of the Tigers' 19 wins, with Trout extending an August winning streak to nine. The Browns, Yankees, Red Sox, and Tigers jockey for position as the season nears completion.
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Major League Leaders by League Baseball Statistics
National League leads include Walker Brooklin 356 batting average and Musial with 170 hits and 45 doubles. Nicholson 29 home runs and Barrett 15 triples plus 98 runs and 37 RBIs. Pitching marks show Wilks 141 in St Louis. American League highlights Stirnweiss 101 runs and 168 hits, Bor dreau 32 doubles, Lindell 13 triples, Johnson and Stephens 146 RBIs, Stirnweiss 43 steals, with Hughson 18 5 and Newhouser 21 3 top pitching records.
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Minor Leagues Select Buffalo as Convention Site
Buffalo, N C has been chosen to host the forty third annual baseball conventions of the minor leagues. President W G Bramham announced the decision as the executive committee approved Buffalo as the meeting city. The three day gathering begins December 6 with headquarters at the Statler Hotel marking a return to a member city for the minors after recent itineraries in Chicago and New York.
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Baseball's Big Six Leaders In Each League
Baseball star leaders listed with players Walker Dodg 119 Musial Cards Medwick Gts Johnson Sox Doerr Red Sox Fox Red Sox. NL RBIs Nicholson Cubs Sanders Cardinals Eliott Pirates. AL RBIs Stephens Browns Johnson Red Sox Lindell Yankees. Cubs home runs Ott Giants Northey Phillies. AL home runs Johnson Red Sox Stephens Browne Doerr Indians Cullenbine York Etten. Radium production noted in Europe from pitchblend and sutanite. US from carnotite.
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Rain Breaks Up League Contests with Trenton Packets
Rain halted the Owls versus Trenton Packers game after the second inning with Trenton leading 6 2. Packers owner E Sterling announced rain checks valid for May 5 or May 5 for future games, but holiday pooling prevented last night’s rain checks. Also notes Rhode Island oyster preservation laws from 1766.
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Stimmweiss First In '44 To Score 100 Runs
New York Yankees second baseman Stimmweiss, George Snuffy, became the first major leaguer to reach 100 runs in 1944 with three scores in the opening game of a doubleheader against Washington. He lifted his season total to 201 and led the American League with 168 hits and 43 stolen bases in 49 attempts.
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Hagerstown Trenton clash amid rain delays in league action
Yesterday's Interstate League results show Hagerstown losing to Trenton amid rain while Wilmington edged Lancaster 3 2. Allentown beat York 7 1 as standings tighten with York at 83 and Lancaster at 61. Upcoming games list Hagerstown at Trenton and Wilmington at York with more matchups planned.
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Ancient Maya Civilization and Hammurabi Timeline
The text notes that Maya ancestors of Yucatan Chiapas and Guatemala were among the most civilized among ancient American tribes. It also states Hammurabi assembled the Babylonian law code circa 2104 B C from older sources.
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