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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1944

Page

9

Houck Lancaster Lead In Inter-State League Batting Race

Houck of Lancaster holds a .375 average to lead the Inter-State League battering race per Howe News Bureau figures. John Griffiths York sits at .360, with Fred Marsh Lancaster at .248. Nowak Hagerstown extends hitting streak. Randol York tops RBIs. Cappy Allentown leads homers with 25. Kitman Trenton steals 32. Owls trailing York in team batting but weak in fielding, Nowak tops Owls with .335. pitching leaders include Brett wins, Slotter 14 wins, and others with varied records.

Jack Houck Lancaster Howe News Bureau Chicago John Griffiths York Fred Marsh Henry Nowak Hagerstown Houck Lloyd Randol John Cappy Allentown Bill. Henry Kermit Kitman Trenton Nowak Harb Brett Mitchell Chetkovich Wilmington Owls Anentown Rothman Aierkowies Morgan Thomas Brett Napoles Bambell Angstadt Dwyer Fesh Slotter Angstad

Second Straight For CIO Tossers

The CIO softballers won their second straight city series game at Reservoir diamond defeating the Eagles 2 to 1. Kendle drove in McKinsey for the winning run while Rowe homered for the Eagles. Miller pitched well in the clinching win as Snuffy Showe and John O’Neill were set to oppose tomorrow at City Park at 6 p.m.

CIO Reservoir Diamond Eagles Kendle McKinsey Rowe Miller City Park Diamond Snuffy Showe John O'Neill

Kelleher Shuts Out Blue Rocks as Trenton Sweeps Doubleheader

Hal Kelleher pitched five hits to blank Wilmington 3-0 in Wilmington, as the Trenton Packers sweep Labor Day twin bill over the league leading Blue Rocks. Dick Carter allowed seven hits in defeat, with two early runs and one more in the fifth. Copeland Witts Coveleskie Osgood Kaiser Jarvis refereed the game.

Wilmington Del Hal Kelleher Trenton Packers Wilmington Blue Rocks Packers Trenton Blue Rocks Kelleher Dick Carter Carter Hurter Copeland Witts Coveleskie Osgood Kaiser Jarvis

Allentown Wins Pair Of Battles Off Lancaster

Allentown beat Lancaster 13 to 0 after taking the afternoon 12 to 4, moving within a half game of Wilmington in the league standings. Ollie Vanek’s Redbirds face a playoff push as George Smith debuts for Allentown, with home runs by Rider Davis and Buchan and strong pitching.

Allentown Lancaster Red Roses Ollie Vanek Redbirds Wilmington Blue Rocks George Happy" Smith Johnson City Tenn Cardinal Vernon Rider George Davis Johnny Buchan Allentown Assault Jilton Brunswick Sbucha McGuen Mainowski Parisse Ares GOA Asalin Kate Creger Lencaster Alientown

Redskins Defeat Packers in Exhibition Thriller

In Baltimore on September 5 Washington Redskins edged Green Bay Packers 20 to 7 before about 40,000 fans, with Sammy Baugh lighting up the fourth quarter. Ted Fritsch opened scoring for Green Bay, but Baugh connected with Steve Bargnusk and Joe Aguirre to seal the win for the Redskins.

Baltimore Sammy Baugh Washington Redskins Green ‘Bay Packers

Owls Drop Four Of Six Battles Over Holidays

The Owls lost four of six, splitting a holiday doubleheader with York. In the first game York built a four run lead. Napoles, Archer and Nowak produced early runs for Hagerstown, but York held on. Sweeney and Henry added RBIs as the Owls tied late before York prevailed. In the nightcap, Napoles led off with a single, Mierkowicz and Rothman sparked a rally, and Sweeney belted a homer as York pulled away.

Owls York Slotter Thomas Schmidt Henry Sweeney Forder Randol Archer i Griffits Napoles Gracey Hamap Rothman McCullough Labanara White Roses Hagerstown Welch Archer Martin Nowak Anske Mier ‘Koewicz Igle Madame Curie Griffiths iGrill Mierkowicz Fesh Brett Hom Anske Randel Rathman Homan Napeles Miarks Sweene Sacrifice Griffiths Schmidt Martin Welsh Jafé Stenoff Av McCullough Hite Mas Il Stenoff McCullovgh Owak Mierknachl Rethman Lahanara Kemper Von Angstadt Emane Ren Kinard Lahbanara Rune Martin Nowak Henr Grimiths Grace Dal Wweenes Hame Om Kinard Ratton Angstant Dwikan Kink Notd Cleveland Mel Harder Roy Cullendine Nels Pottar Tribe Brownies Detroit Chicago Stubby Overmire Ed Lopat Roston Washington Mickey Harmer Pitttisburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Reds Teddy Wilks Pirates Brooklyn Rostor Braves New York Granta Phillies Harry Feldman Phile

Carlson Captures Golfing Honors at Labor Day Tourney

Carlson won the Labor Day golf tournament at Mountain Pead Country Club after a large field. Funk finished runner up in the main event. Blair took the consolation title in the first sixteen, with Moor and Kuiss, and Fridinger, Annan, Westphal noted in other divisions.

Hert Carlson Dack Funk Edwin Blair Randolph Moor Sige Hon Frank Kuiss He. Blair Robert Fridinger Edward Annan le Princeil Walter Westphal Carlson Funk

Equifox Wins Rich Stake at Washington Park

Equifox owned by Howard Weis of Lexington Kentucky won by two lengths at Washington Park in a 1 1/4 mile race today. Daily Trouble finished second with Some Chance third. Pensive Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner lined up as a slight favorite but faded to sixth, rider Al Bodio.

Chicago Equifox Howard Weis Lexington Vicory Washington Park Daily Trouble Some Chance Pensive Kentucky Derry

Beware The Yanks Lead In American League Race

The Yankees pace the American League with a strong run, closing in on a four straight flag as Boston, Detroit, St Louis, and Cleveland fight for positions. Rookie pitchers Walt Daniel and Mel Queen powered a 10-0 and 14-0 pair against Philadelphia, while Detroit crushed Chicago 12-2.

Jack Hand Associated Press Joe SicCarthy St Louis Browns Yankees New York St. Juonis TR Boston New Yorkes Yanks Red Sox Detroit Zame Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Hasterners Walt Dabiel Mel Queen Philadelphia Bobo Newsom Joe Berry Luke Hamlin St. Lovig

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