Cubs Go After Bucs Fiercely
Chicago Cubs battle Pittsburgh Pirates in a pivotal late season clash at Wrigley Field. Clay Bryant, 19 wins, leads the Cubs in a 2 to 1 win as they close the gap on the NL leaders held by Bob Klinger and the Pirates. Pie Traynor says they still lead, while Dean reflects on a remarkable game despite arm soreness.
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Pie) Traynor
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Dean's seventh win aids Cubs but costs Bruins outfielder
Dean added his seventh win of the year as the Cubs won their eighth straight, but Augie Galan twisted a knee trying to complete a double play in the alland inning and may miss the Cubs’ remaining five games.
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Baseball results and upcoming games from the National and American Leagues
Yesterday's National League results include Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and New York 5 Brooklyn 3 with a second game 5 1-2 innings. Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 1 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 1. Today’s NL games feature Cincinnati at St. Louis Weaver opposing Cooper, Pittsburgh at Chicago Klinger facing Bryant, and Philadelphia at Boston Lann ing versus Doll. American League yesterday saw Detroit 5 11, St Louis 4 2, Cleveland 6 Chicago 1, New York 5 Washington 2, Boston 11 Philadelphia 1. Today Boston at Philadelphia Bagby against Nelson, Washington at New York Kra kauskas versus Ruffing, Chicago at Cleveland Lee versus Whitehill, St Louis at Detroit Hildebrand against Gill.
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Yankees and Cubs face another NL race odds and odds
A winding sports round up from Sid Feder notes Yankees expect Cubs to win the National League race while box office and player cuts favor Wrigley Field. Mentions Lou Louisiana Bill Lee, Diz, Joe Dimaggio trade talks, and Mickey Cochrane, Red Grange, and college football at Princeton.
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Dimaggio Heads Yankees In Series Outlook
Joe Dimaggio leads the Yankees with a .328 average and 31 homers as the outfield clash looms against Pittsburgh or Chicago. Henrich and Selkirk join Dimaggio as top threats, while Pirates outfielders Rizzo Waner and Waner supply solid opposition in the projected short series.
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Harrisonburg Rises To Challenge Handley In Friday Tilt
Harrisonburg High Blue Streaks practiced intensely for the Handley High game, with coach Claude Warren predicting a tough test for Winchester. Rob inson and Deter switched positions in scrimmage, tackling praised after Friday’s Alumni game, as Handley beat Berkley Springs 13 0. Winchester lacking several veteran stars but fields two full squads.
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Births and visits mark Front Royal notes in September
Front Royal and Warren County news items recap birth of Betty Ann Corbin in Johnsone Nursing Home and a series of social visits. Readers include students entering Mary Washington College, trips to Washington and Farmville, Langley Field work, and gatherings at Berryville.
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Local Residents Return From Visits and Guests
Nearby residents record a flurry of visits with relatives and friends. Orville Bowen spent several days in Huntingtown Maryland with his brother while Mrs. H. S. Wagner spoke at the Marshall Garden club. Eugene West and two children returned to Washington DC after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark Turner. Mrs. Joseph Reid left for Washington Virginia after two weeks with nephews Harry and Mark Reid. Miss Mary Catherine Borden plans a Culpeper weekend with Granville elly. Francis Herrell and wife of Marshall visited Hitch Downing's home. B Ferguson Cary of Washington DC stayed at Ivy Lodge Chester Street. Mrs. W. C. Weaver and Louise Harmon spent Monday in Washington DC.
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Local weekend visit by Perrow and Shireys
Mr and Mrs Andrew Perrow spent last weekend here with Mrs Perrow s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Maurice Shirey staying as guests and sharing time in townwith relatives and family.
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Cather Heads Scout Troop Reorganizes Elects Irvine Cathar Scout Master
The Cather Troop No. 2 meets at McFaden Young Men's Bible church to elect Irvine Cathar as Scout Master succeeding Hammond. Eighteen boys are active with plans to reach 32 members. I. F. Stine chairs with P. Barnhart Urban Sheetz Leonard Oebaugh Ryland assisting. Rev Ronald Wilson commends the committee. Cornerstone note mentions Washington M laid July 4 1848.
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