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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1944

Page

9

Marion Of Cards Tops Infielders Likely To Play In World Series

New York, Sept 27 Marty Marion touted as baseballs finest shortstop dominates the infield for the St. Louis Cardinals infield ahead of Detroit and St. Louis Browns contenders. Marion shines in fielding and hits .270 with 19 errors in 7035 chances, leading shortstops with 89 double plays and a .973 percentage.

Marion Joe Reichler New York Marty Marion St. Louis Cardinal Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns Ray Sanders Emil Verban Whitey Kurowski Tigers Rudy York Eddie Mayo Joe Hoover Pinky Higgins Browns George McQuinn Don Gutteridge Vernin Junior Cards Hoover Cardinal Stephens Forte Big Indian

Major League Leaders By The Associated Press

American League leaders include Johnson Boston batting average .326 Stirnweiss New York runs 123 hits 158 RBI 103 Stephens Lours 51 innings, Keitner Cleveland 41 doubles, Stirmweiss 16 triples, Etten New York home runs, Stimweles New York 54 stolen bases. Pitching Newhouser Detroit 27 9. National League leaders feature Walker Brooklyn .364 batting Nicholson Chicago 114 runs 116 RBI Cavarretta Chicago 195 doubles Musial St Louis 50 Barrett Pittsburgh 19 triples Nicholson Chicago 33 home runs Barrett Pittsburgh 26 stolen bases. Wilks St Louis 17 3 pitching.

Associated Preas Johnson Boston Stirnweiss New York Stephens Lours Keitner Cleveland Stirmweiss Etten Stimweles Newhouser Detroit Walker Brooklyn Nicholson Chicago Cavarretta Musial St. Louis Barrett Pittsburgh Wilks

Browns Plan To Accept World Series Ticket Orders

St. Louis Browns announce mail order sales for World Series tickets starting tomorrow. Sales limited to the St. Louis metropolitan area due to an Office of Defense Transportation request. Two seats per request at 27.50 each, by mail only. About 12 090 tickets available.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Office of Defense Transportation Browns

Tuna Club aid to hospitalized veterans spurs fishing fund

Commodore Clifton Shinn Jack Scanlon and Captain Harry Knowles of the Atlantic City Tuna Club organize a drive to supply fishing gear for veterans at England General Hospital. Volunteers repair rods and reels, fund cash for small needs, and arrange veteran access to fishing from Atlantic Ocean piers, promising ongoing support after the war.

England General Hospital Atlantic City Tuna Club Beavers Clifton Shinn Jack Scanlon Harry Knowles, Sr G. I's Atlantic Ocean Scanlon

Jakucki Keeps Browns On Top With Tigers

Jakucki delivers five-hit shutout to move the Browns back into a first place tie with Detroit. The rookie’s 1 0 win, 168 days between starts, lifts St. Louis staff to seven straight victories as Red Sox drop to their 10th straight defeat. Tigers win with Wakefield and York homers, Yankees win as Lin dell shines, and a busy day around the league ends with Cincinnati and Chicago big wins.

Jack Hand Associated Press Sig Jakuccki Browns St. Louis Detroit New York Yankees Luke Sewell Hal Newhouser Dizzy Trout Stubby Overmire Steve O'Neill Jakucki Boston Nelson Potter Red Sox Sfour Yanks Washington Trout Tiger Jim Bebgy Stan Coveleskie Cleveland Tigers Philadelphia Dick Wakefield Rudy York New York Chicago Johnny Lindell Sox Joe” Heying St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Phillies

Plagiariasm Through Time From Theft to Kidnapping

The term plagiariasm contrasts modern usage as copying with ancient senses tied to kidnapping or stealing. It traces how language shifts reflect changes in social norms and law across eras.

Games Today and Tomorrow Led by East Rivalries

A schedule lists today matchups New York visiting Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis. Tomorrow features Washington at Detroit New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago.

New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis St. Lamin

Pittsburgh Beats Boston in Lopsided Matchup

Venierdar's Beauitx team secured a 6 to 2 victory over Boston while St. Louis trailed 7 to 6 against Cincinnati. New York edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 as Chicago dominated Philadelphia 15 to 1.

Venierdar Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnatii New York Chicago Philadelphia

Action packed boxing show slated at the armory

Tomorrow night fans expect action from opening bout to finale as eight round main event pits Phil Enzenga of New York against Ben Franklin of Pittsburgh. Six round bouts feature Johnny Ditto of Baltimore vs Dick Cassetta of Washington and 140 pound clash Tommy Daniels of Pittsburgh vs Jimmy Briscoe of Washington. Joe Gannon of Washington meets Jackie Williams of Baltimore in six rounds, with Gannon undefeated amateur for two years. Ticket sales are strong with advance sales in Hagerstown and nearby towns and outlets in Martinsburg Waynesboro Chambersburg and Frederick.

Armory Phil Enzenga New York Ben Franklin Pittsburgh Franklin Enzenga Gannon Johnny Ditto Baltimore Dick Cassetta Washington Ditte Tommy Daniels Will Jimmy Briscoe Joe Gannon Jackie Williams Bruce Johnson King David Hagerstown FERA Martinsburg Waynesboro Chambersburg Frederick

Bowling League Formed By Women

The women office employees of the Western Maryland Railway Company formed a four team bowling league with Turn-Lambillotte, Leona Holmes, Tables, Tunnels, Truckers and Tracks among participants. On opening night high scores included Blanche Rash 122, Jean M. Marsh 1108, Ethel Causher 108, Marie’s score 1108. Two games bowled each Monday night at 2.

Western Maryland Railway Company Blanche Rash Jean M. Marshiers Ethel Causher Marie

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