Old timers and rising stars mix in Frederick exhibition
Ralston Hemaley, former Blue Ridge League catcher, predicts the New York Giants will win the World Series largely on pitching and doubts the Senators can touch Carl Hubbell. He notes Hubbell as today’s top pitcher and recalls his Frederick visit for an old timers game. He also highlights Ray Gardner and Clyde Barnhart in the 1927 era showcase.
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Ralston Hemsley
Frederick
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Hemeley
Hameley
Browns
Cincinnati
Ral
Letty Grove
Hemaley
Washington
Young Frederick
Ray Gardner
Clyde Barnhart
Bobby Orreon
Clarence Blethen
Chick Day
Stub Rose
Bill King
Jim Levey
Widmyer Earns Spot on Maryland First Football Team
Earl Widmyer from Hagerstown earns a place on the Maryland first football team to fill the right halfback vacancy left by Norwood Sotheron who had appendicitis. A tentative first and second team list ends with Hania Staffort Minton Callahan Bradley Simpson Webb Nelson Yaeger Sachs and Widmyer among backs and linemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Widmyer
Hagerstown
University of Maryland
Norwood Sothoron
Widmyer
Sothoron
College Park
Earl_ Widmyer
Norwood Sotheron
Louis Hania
Carl Staffort
Ed Minton
Charles Callahan
Walter Bradley
John Simpson
Tom Webb
Dick Nelson
Charles Yaeger
George Sachs
Fllback
Leaders 3 Including yesterday's games in National League and AL
National League leaders include Klein Phillies 370 batting and 475 home runs. Martin Cardinals 117 runs and 233 stolen bases. Ott Giants 98 runs batted in. AL leaders show Foxx Athletics .354 batting and 149 RBIs. Manush Senators 210 hits. Foxx 45 home runs. Grove Athletics 22 7 pitching.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Berger
Braves
Hite
Fullis
Medwick
Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Gebrig
Yankees
Rupa
Fox
Simmons
White Sox
Burns
Browns
Roell
Tigers
Averill
Indians
Comis
Stars Yesterday 12 Percent Show Early Power For Clubs
Tex Carleton singled in the eighth to drive in a run that beat the Giants. Johnny Frederick contributed four runs for the Dodgers with a homer and a single. Sam Gray pitched effectively for the Browns to beat the Senators. Rob Johnson slugged a homer and a single to spur the Athletics past the Tigers. Oral Hildebrand limited the Red Sox to two hits for the Indians. Paul Waner and Ed Holley produced for the Pirates. The Phillies took the opener on a homer, while the latter pitcher threw a four hit shutout in the second. Johnny Allen and Leslie Tietje pitched well as the Yankees and White Sox split a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Tex Carleton
Cardinals
Giants
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
Cubs
Sam Gray
Browns
Senators
Rob Johnson
Athletics
Tigers
Oral Hildebrand
Indiang
Red Sox
Paul Waner
Pirates
Ed Holley
Phillies
Homer
Bill Nrbanski
Braves
Combnd Reda
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Leslie Tietje
White Sox
George Watkins
O'Farrell
Martin
Leo Durocher
Tex Carlton
Pittsburgh
Phils
Corssirs
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Bob Burke
Brice Campbell
Oscar Mellilo
Ted Gullic
Pale Hose
Dallas
Lesle Tietje
Lou Gehrig
Cleveland
Boston Red Box
Cramer
Johnson
Higgins
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
First Playoff Game Tomorrow In Washington County League
Hancock fans flood the stadium for the opening playoff in a three game series to decide the second half title. Hinkle faces Mentzer as Hancock and Paramount Cabbies clash with four umpires in a 5 o clock start. If rain, play Thursday.
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Hancock
Washington County League
Roote
Hinkle
Mentzer
Williamsport
Levinsky Eyes Carnera Title After Sharkey Clash
Chicago scene reports King Levinsky pursuing Primo Carnera for a world heavyweight bout after defeating Jack Sharkey at Comiskey Park. Promoter Sammy Wolff notes 20,317 attendance and $52,996.40 gate. Sharkey and Levinsky split purses near $25,000 and $8,600 respectively.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
West Side Battler
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Comiskey Park
Nate Lewin
Levinsky
Sharkey
iCarnera
Jack
King
Rights
Boston
Sammy
Hubbell Master of the Screw Ball Shines in Series Hopes
Ty Cobb warned Carl Hubbell about the screw ball but the Giants' ace dominates NL bats. Hubbell, 30, from Carthage Missouri, clinched early victories with no hits and no runs in 1929 while guiding New York toward a World Series with Washington.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Carl Hubbell
Tall Timber
Giants
Washington
Senators
Oklahoma
Hubbeil
Carl
Bill Terry
Terry
Fte
Bill
Carthage
Hubbell
Beaumont
McGraw
Teddy Yarosz defeats Vince Dundee in 10 round bout
Teddy Yarosz, the Pittsburgh middleweight contender, outpoints veteran Vince Dundee in a sizzling 10 round fight at Dreamland Park. Dundee, a New Jersey idol, suffers another defeat in this Newark clash.
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Newark
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Vince Dundee
New Jersey
Dreamland Park
Turf Titles Hard To Award In 1930s Season
New York Sept 19 Turf titles face tough decisions as Equipoise dominates distance events while other horses like War Glory Inlander and Head Play vie for three and four year old crowns. Vast stakes races at Arlington Saratoga Belmont and Churchill Downs shape the season’s championship picture.
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New York
C. V. Whitney
Little Chestnut
Churchill Downs
Arlington Park
Saratog
Belmont Park
Samuel Riddle
Man O' War
Dwyer
Aqueduct
Kenner and
Saranac
Saratoga
Lawrence Realization
James M. Austin
Mr. Khayyam
Havre de Grace
Charles. T. Fisher
Far Star
Bradley's Bazaar
F. A. Burton
John Hay Whitney
Singingwood
Bazaar
Bradley
W. Whitney
Settle
Wise Daughter
Equipoise
Jockey Club
Wheatley Stable
Ricky
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Empire City
Manhattan
First-year class tops sophomores in Mines tug of war
For the first time in twelve years the 1933 freshmen defeated the sophomores in the annual class tug of war at the Colorado School of Mines.
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Colorado School of Mines
Senators And Giants May Clinch Pennants Today
The Giants need one win or a Pirates loss to clinch the National League title as their ace Fitzsimmons recovers from a near miss while the Senators require two victories or Yankee losses to secure the American League flag.
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New York Giants
Washington Senators
Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington
Senators
New York Yankee
St. Louis
Pirates
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred” Fitzsimmons
Bob O’farrell
Fite
Herman Bell
Charley Dressen
Blondy Ryan
Herman
O'Farrell
Pepper Martin
Carl Hubbell
Baseball scores and schedule mix from yesterday
Yesterday's results show St. Louis defeating Washington 4 to 2 and New York, with later notes of Detroit and Cleveland losses to Washington and New York. The text also references upcoming games and venues in Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland with future matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Chietge
Paliadelphia
Detrett
Cleveland
Hesten
Baseball scores and upcoming NL schedule mixed results
Daily National League results show Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 2 and Cincinnati 2 to 6 with Brooklyn and New York also winning. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at Pittsburg Beaton at Cincinnati and New York at St Louis with several other matchups noted.
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Yanterday
Pittsburgh
Philadelph Rootes
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chi ‘St. Leuie
New Aew
Paradelphia
Pitta Beaton
Chicas
New York
Philadelphia
Fireston
Cinetenstl
Cincinnnati
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Biana
Jack Westrops
Baker, Mont
Earl Sande
Westrops
Montana
Agua Caliente
Wastrope
Westrope
Agta Callente
Weatrope
Hank Mills
Payne Whitney
Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
Johnny Gilbert
Pittsburg
Kans
Walter Miller
SALEN
Nolan N Motors, Inc
Backfield
U. OF MD
Samler Sporting Goods Co
Parker
Norwalk
Parker Tire CO
Carnera
Kingfish
Dundee
Nate Sue Ara Ree
Onhar Schaide
Try-Me Bottling Co., Inc
Frederick St
Oshkosh
Hoffman’s
Goodrich
Reichard
McFaddin’s Sport Shop
Hagerstowns
Dutch East
Ladelehtéland
Pedayelaige
A Terk
Louie Washingten
Detreit
Fittedelphia
Revten
Tomerrew Chienge
National League
U.S
Gatanee
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Potomac Ave
Corlee Clothes
Shirey’s Men's Shop
W. Washington
Dare
Oldsmobile
General Motors Proving Group
Fisher
J. S. Sn
Franklin Street
Main Street
G. M.A
General Motors
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