Millville scores stag e in high school league melee
The Martinsburg High School team led the field as Mill was back against the McLean squad by 12 to 1. Final standings show R.A. Mu best record at 18 and white rose, with First close tied for second and seven row games in the field. Hagerstown High and other schools fill the lower spots amid local prep and charity track chatter.
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Mclean
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Maller
High School
Hariestown
Athletics
Crawford
Giants Seem to Face Senators for Pennant Clash
New York Giants return home to a restless crowd amid a season of decline while experts ponder the Giants would topple the Washington Senators in the pennant race. Only a few writers expected the Giants to reach the top, with many predicting the Pirates or Braves would win. Pitching by Carl Hubbell looms as the decisive factor in any potential world series matchup.
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Giants
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Mike) Houseton
New ‘York’ Evening ‘Post
Washington Senators
Yankees
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Times- Dispatch
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bill Brandt
Herb Jaspan
Roas Kauffman
Charles B. Parker
New York World Telegram
Will Wedge
New York Sun
Washington
John B. Keller
The
Star
Senators
Pirates
Boston Braves
Athletics
Braves
Cubs
Neraly
al Crowder
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Bee of 3.2 beer explodes breaks jaw of man
In Annapolis on September 21 Morgan Welch Wayson of Mount Zion, Washington, Maryland, suffered a broken jaw and several lost teeth after a bee of 3.2 beer exploded in his face while he was opening it.
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Morgan Welch Waryson
Mount Zion
Washington
Wayson
General Crowder: A North Carolina Native Who Led The League
General Crowder, a right handed pitcher nicknamed Kimme the ball, rose from Winston-Salem Piedmont League to Rochester and Birmingham before joining Washington in 1926. He finished last season among league leaders with 26 victories and 13 straight wins and is noted for willingness to pitch three games weekly. A 32 year old, 5'10", 173 pounds native of North Carolina, he bats left and throws right.
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San Francisco
Cub
Winston- Salem
Rochester
Birmingham
Washington
St. Louis
Heinie Manush
Goose Goslin
Jed
Kimme
North Carolina
Senators Hold Browns To Five Hits For 24th Victory
Alvin Crowder pitched effectively as the Senators limited Browns to five hits securing their 24th win of the season. In other action, Pirates beat Dodgers with four straight singles, Pinky Higgins singled in the Athletics sixth to drive Foxx, and Ben Chapman led the Yankees attack on the White Sox with three singles and two runs. League to meet. The Board to Governors of the Sunday School Bowling League will meet tomorrow night at the Y.M.C.A. at 7:30. all captains urged to attend.
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Crowder
Senators
Traynor
Pirates
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Athletics
Foxx
Weat Tigers
Ben Chapman
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White Sox
Washington Needs One Win For Pennant
The Senators moved within one win of the pennant after a 13 to 6 rout of the St Louis Browns, needing only a single victory or a loss by the Yankees in the next six games to clinch. The Yankees remained a threat, winning 5 to 3 over the White Sox as Danny MacFayden pitched a complete game. Washington surged with a seven-run third inning and finished with another four runs in the fourth, while Crowder limited the Browns to five hits for his 24th win.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis ‘Browns
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St. Louis
Yankees
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Danny MacFayden
al Crowder
A Crowder
Pirates
Raiders Ready For Big Series
Sunday matinee on the East End diamond pits the Raiders against the Security Stars in a key three and four game set for the independent championship. If the Raiders win the first game, they will hold a one game lead. a loss keeps the title hopes alive with a decisive fifth game possible. Sunday’s play begins at 1 o'clock as Raiders hold a practice Friday evening for all members.
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Security Stars
Thant’ Pionship
Jean
Hawt
Lost babies echo at Old Settlers Day in Columbia City
Twenty three lost babies at Old Settlers Day in Columbia City Indiana nearly turned the program into a baby show.
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Columbia City
Ind
Babe Ruth to Pitch Final Game for Yankees
New York Sept 21 Babe Ruth who changed to outfielder will return to pitching for one game with the Yankees final season game against the Boston Red Sox. He will pitch the full nine innings after getting permission from Manager Joe McCarthy.
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Babe Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Major Loop Standings Update from Yesterday
American League standings show Washington 13, St Louis 5, New York 5, Chicago and Philadelphia 35, Detroit 1. Results indicate continued competition with upcoming games scheduled and revised team positions.
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St. Louie
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Philadelp
National League Yesterday's Scores at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh hosted Brooklyn and kept fans awaiting today’s games. The schedule shows Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Chicago vs Brooklyn with more matchups listed for tomorrow including Pittsburgh at St Louis.
Johnny Marcum Debuts Spark Louisville Comeback
Louisville early star Johnny Marcum, a 24 year old Kentucky native, who broke into the majors with the Philadelphia Athletics, delivers a debut for Louisville in a 13 to 1 victory over Minneapolis. Once a pitcher, Marcum had been converted to outfielder and returns to mound for crucial win amid pennant race pressure. Also noted are the death of jockey William Walker and a bear population estimate in national forests.
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Johnny “Marcum
Marcum
Dayton
Johnny
St. Paul
Colorels
Minneapolis
Lefty Williams
Ken Penner
Sothoron
William “Walker
Baden Baden
Ten Broeck
Giants Return to a Grand Welcome After World Series Triumph
New York Giants arrive from St Louis to a 20 000 strong crowd, bands playing, fans rushing police lines. Manager Bill Terry plans rest before the first 1933 World Series game against the Senators. parade to City Hall for official greeting by Mayor John O’Brien.
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New York Giants
Brooklyn ‘Dodgers
St. Louis
Giants
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
John’ O’brien
Terry
World Serries
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