Local baseball tourney draws record crowd at Stadium
Boonsboro Yellowjackets edge Fraternal Order of Eagles 9th inning miscue as crowd packs grandstand. Tourney showcases hurlers Juddy Lushbaugh Gueasford Shaffer Burger Hoover and Lushbaugh with more games to come including a Sunday double bill. Also notes on Maryland football prospect Earl Widmyer and regional high school football talent.
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Order of
Eagles
Yellow Jackets
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Friz Gueasford
Shaffer
Burger
Hoover
Harry Lushbaugh
Hagerstown Opens Five Day Fall Race Meet At Plant
Local plant in Hagerstown prepares for a five day fall race meet with renovations. Officials moved betting booths to the grandstand line, added shelter, extended the betting circle, and improved viewing from the ring. Upgrades include a new judges stand, better odds boards, expanded paddock facilities, new stalls, and enhanced track conditions under John Bismann. Over 200 horses are quartered as Timonium meet ends and owners arrive for the city race.
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Putaes
Frank Colley
Daily Mail
Maryland
Haggerstown
Toam
John Bismann
Havana
Cuba
Baseball leaders and yesterday's NL AL results
National League leaders include O Doul Dodgers 870 batting and Klein Phillies 142 runs. O Doul 155 runs, Klein 203 hits, Hurst 182 RBIs. In pitching Warneke 21 5, Swetonic 115. American League sees Foxx 365 bats, Ford 51 HR, Gehrig 142 RBIs, Cronin 18 triples.
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Dodgers
Davis
Phillies
Klein
O'Doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Swetonic
Battine—Foxx
Athletics
Alexander
Red Sox
Foxx
Combs
Yankees
Simmons
Foxzx
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Porter
Indians
Cronin
Senators
Myer
Ford
Ruth
Chapman
Walker
Vines Faces Final After Tough Semi Final Showdown
Forest Hills N Y September 10 Ellsworth Vines defending champion held off Cliff Sutter in a grueling semi final lasting two and a half hours. Vines won 4-1 8 20 12 10 6-4 after four near elimination points. The final awaits the Cochet Allison result as both matches were delayed by darkness.
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N. Y
Ellaworth Vines
Cliff Sutters
Vines
Henri Cochet
France
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Cochet
Allison
Teanis
Sutter
Tulane
County Poloists Playing Sunday in Harrisburg Return Match
The Washington County polo quartet travels to Harrisburg Pennsylvania on Sunday to face West Shore Polo Association four. The locals beat them 9 to 3 in the first game at Williamsport. The 2:30 PM start features Bill Byron Rich Jamison Brooks Gal Non Tidd Byron Ed Mason John Jamison and Lynn Brugh among the riders with 14 ponies shipped from Williamsport. Harrisburg also bought four new mounts for the game. Steamers to Play The Williamsport Steamers meet Downsville at 2:30 PM at Conomoc Park.
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Washington County Polo
Harrisburg
West Shore Polo Association
Williamsport
Harrishir
Washington County
Bill Byron
Rich Jamison
Brooks Gal Non
Tidd Byron
Ed Mason
John Jamison
Lynn Brugh
Pennsylvania
Baseball Statistics Standings and Today Schedule
Baseball standings and today schedule list games: Washington at St Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Gamera tomorrow Buxton at St Louis Washington at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit times Today Saint Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia tomorrow St Louis at New York Chicano at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Only games scheduled
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Chicago
New York
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Times Today
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Cincinnati
Baston
Pittabursk
Genien
Pittsburgh
ANT
Clavinnadl Stbee
Maryland gridiron hopes not bright this year
Maryland coach Curley Byrd voices a bleak outlook for the 1932 season. We lost eight varsity players and seven from the 1931 second team, plus many freshmen flunked. The team eyes next year and expects to struggle in the Southern Conference while facing a tough slate of in state opponents including Washington College, Johns Hopkins, Western Maryland, and Navy. The schedule opens September 24 at College Park against Washington College, with key games against Virginia, VPI, Duke, Vanderbilt, Navy, and others through December 3.
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Widmyer
Emmett Toppino
Loyola
New Orleans
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Associated Press
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Durham
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Baltimore
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Johns
Hopkins
Ballimore
Washington Fight to Finish in Second Place
The Senators rally to a 6-1 win over the St. Louis Browns as Marberry and Brown secure the victory. Meanwhile the Yankees lose twice to the Tigers, while the Cubs close in on the NL pennant with a 5-2 win over the Braves and Mel Ott hits a homer in the doubleheader with the Reds.
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Washington
Red Sox Rally Beats White Sox 9-6 in 10 innings
Boston Red Sox overcome a six run deficit in Chicago to tie in the ninth and win 9-6 in ten innings. MecNangion, Boerner, Kline and Tate plus Connally, Gregory, Gaston and Berry were involved as Chicago fell 9 to 6.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
MecNangion
Boerner
Kline
Tate
Connally
Gregory
Gaston
Berry
Detroit and New York Run Scoring Summary
Yesterday's results show Detroit 14 New York 13 and Washington St Louis 4. Chicago 6 Rawton 2 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2. New York 4 14, Chicago 5 Rowton 2.
O Shocker balks at return match with Plummer
Pat O Shocker an Irishman refused to agree to a rematch with Lew Plummer after their recent bout in this city. Officials still hope to stage a return under terms that could lure O Shocker back into the ring at the Armory Arena. Fans desire a two hour rematch following the victory that boos greeted O Shocker after he won.
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Pat O’shocker
Salt Lake City
Lew Plummer
Notre Dame Grid
O'Shocker
Hagerstown
O'shécker
Plummer
Pat O'Shocker
Armory Arena
O’shocker
Golfers Test Tourney Links at Five Farms
Baltimore Sept 10 Five Farms course tested to near final for National amateur golf championship bids. Tony Torrance led with six under par while Chandler Eagan and Frank Dolp posted even par 70s. Players like Chick Evans George Voigt and Johnny Florio prepare for first rounds amid NW gales and pretournament practice.
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Fox Hunt
Maryland
TY. A
Tony’ Torrance
Chandler Eagan
del Monte
Calif
Frank Dolp
Portland Ore
Northwest
Chick Evans
Chicago
George Voigt
T York
Johnny Florio
Dayton
OT James Netmen In Final Matches
The St James Tennis Club wraps its season with an inter club clash at 2 30 this afternoon pitting Team A against Team B The Sunday program features Chambersburg visiting on the county courts for singles doubles and several ladies events An exhibition match between Douglas Thomas and Jack McLaughlin lacks admission and promises top tennis
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St. James
Chambersburg
Down County
Douglas Thomas
Jack McLaughlin
Thomas
Boonsboro Wins After Holland Error in Ninth
Boonsboro defeated the Fraternal Order of Eagles 6 to 5 in a ninth inning comeback before a large Stadium crowd. Shaffer pitched well, Eddie Heard drove three hits, including two in the late rally. In the decisive ninth, Holland reached on an infield roller, Shaffer fanned two, then Heard singled and later scored on a wild throw to reach third and score on Schletter’s play. Games Sunday Funkstown vs Security and Cabbies vs Sharpsburg.
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Boonsboro
Order of Eagles
Shaffer
Eagles
Eddie Heard
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Heard
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Errrot
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Stelen Kanens
Naode
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Banex
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Borger
Prient
Haren
Roonunhora
Bender
Clearspring Soccer Club reshapes for new season title defense
Clearspring Soccer Club, McFaddin League champions last year, reorganizes with all returning players and several promising substitutes. Frank Heinemann remains as assistant and advisor after resigning as manager. Harry Powers elected captain to lead practice at 2:36 Sunday for returning players and hopeful tryouts.
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McFaddin
Clearspring
Frank Heinemann
Heinemann
Harry Powers
Champs
Towers
Baseball Roundup: Hurst Walkoff Drives Phillies over Cardinals
Don Hurst singled in the 12th to drive in the winning run as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals. Lon Warneke allowed two big hits in a Cubs win. Dale Alexander drove in the winning run for Boston against Chicago with a 10th inning double. Gerald Walker and Buck Maris helped Detroit defeat New York. Bill Walker pitched Giants to an 11-1 victory with four hits allowed.
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Heinie Schugle
MacFanden
Arndt Jorgens
Boston Red Sox
Chicaso White Sox
Cubs
Boston Braves
Lonnie Warnecke
Cub
Charley Grimm
Don Hust
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Nants
Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Cardinals
Lon Warneke
Braves
Dale Alexander
Red Sox
White Sox
Gerald Walker
Buck Mariow
Tigera—Farmer
Yankees
Bill Walker
Giants
Reda Uto
Double Bill Here Sunday at Stadium
Washington County Tournament games are paused today. Sunday at the Stadium a 1:30 p.m. double header features Funkstown Athletics vs Security Trojan Athletics as the home club, followed by Sharpsburg Bluebirds versus Paramount Cabbies. Nine innings each, with Day and Updegrove officiating in the nightcap.
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Washington County
Fang
Funkstown Athletics
Security Trojan Athletics
Sharpsburg
Bluebirds
Paramount Cabbies
Bender
Day J
Updegrove
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