Yankees blank Red Sox in opener as Keller drives winner
New York Yankee hitters backed Ernie Bonham in a 1 0 win over Boston on April 17. Tom Henrich singled, Jim Tabor threw high on a DiMaggio grounder, and Charley Keller plated Henrich with a single. DiMaggio went hitless as New York held Boston to six hits and posted their fourth victory.
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New York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Bonham
Oscar Judd
New Yorkers
Red Sox
Tom Henrich
Jim Tabor
Joe DiMaggio
Henrich
Charley Keller
DiMaggo
Ted Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Tabor
DiMaggio
Boston
Judd
Conroy
Peacock
Bonhem
Dickey
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
The American League yesterday saw Boston beat New York 6 to 1 while Chicago edged Cleveland 1 to 0 and St Louis defeated Detroit 7 to 6 in ten innings. Today Detroit visits St Louis, Boston goes to New York, Chicago at Cleveland, and Washington hosts Philadelphia.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
St Lews
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
National League Yesterday's Results
National League results show Boston defeated New York 4 to 3 and Pittsburgh beat St Louis 3 to 2. Chicago edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 while Brooklyn outscored Philadelphia 7 to 1. Pairings listed include New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bt. Louis
Mel Ott Chased As Giants Lose To Braves
Boston April 17 Mel Ott led his Giants off the field after a disputed safe call at first set the stage for a 4-3 Boston victory. The Braves built a three run rally, improving to four straight wins while Ott, Schumacher, and Jurges were removed. Johnny Sain closed the game after Errickson faltered as New York fell two runs short.
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Boston
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Ott
Braves
Ziggy Sears
Paul “Waner
Fernandez
Schumacher
Billy Jurges
Tom Dunn
Sears
Johnny Mize
Dick Errickson
Johnny Sain
New York
Schumacher, Feldman
Melton
Danning
Errickson
Sain
Lombardi
Baseball Roundup and Lost Pocketbook Report
Yesterday's games saw Johnny Allen lead the Dodgers with a six hit outing and three singles in a victory over the Phils. Other scores include Athletics over Senators in extras, Pirates over Cardinals 3-2, Yankees 1-0 over Red Sox, Braves 4-3 over Giants, White Sox 1-0 over Indians, Browns over De Toit, and Cubs 3-2 over Reds. A pocketbook worth $440 lost or stolen was recovered by Mrs. Keeney after a newspaper notice led to the owner, Mrs. Becher.
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Associated Press
Johnny Allen
Dodgers
Phils
Bob Johnson
Bill Knickerbocker
Athletics
Senators
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Cardinals
Len Warneke
Charlie Keller
Yankees
Red Sox
Frank Demarce
Eddie Miller
Braves
Boston
Giants
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Indians
Vern Stephens
Browns
de Toit Lennie Merulle
Cubs
Reds
Charles Recher Thurmont
Jeff Keeney
Walkersville
Mrs. Becher
Castoffs Becomes Only 20-Game Winners In Major Lines
The piece notes pitchers Wyatt Higbe Lee and others among 20-win men, highlights how Ruel and Dietrich cultivate staff, praises White Sox pitching with Lee Smith Rigney Dietrich Humphries Lyons in spring form, and blames hitting for lack of season success.
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Robert Feller
Navy
Castofs
Whitlow Wyatt
Walter Kirby Highe
Brooklyn
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Whit Wyatt
Milwaukee
Cubs
Kirby Highe
Claude Passeau
Wrigley Field
Phillies
Higbe
Dodgers
John Dungan Rigney
Ruel
Johnny Rigney
Pale Hose
Lee
Southpaw Smith
Rigney
Dietrich
Humphries
Ted Lyons
Sports Roundup From New York April 18 1940s Notes
A collage of sports notes from New York with mentions of radio rights for world series bickering by Jodge Landis on his Rumson estate, Mike Jacobs pool cost 75000 yet sinus trouble keeps him out, St Paul baseballers labeled dark horse by Proxy George Traulmar of the American Association, a Boston paper note about Braves home plate confusion, Deak Morse guest star at Caledonian Record, Boston papers on home plate, Navy pre flight athletic programs, wartime bonds presented to Lea Duracher and Jor McCarthy, golf ball tests at Augusta, promoters Goetz and Brickman backing war stamp drive, Eagles sign Vic Lindskog.
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New York
Jodge Landis
Rumson
N. J
Mike Jacobs
Mike
St Paul Baseballers
George Traulmar
American Association
Deak Morse
St. Johnsbury
Boston
Braves
Lea Duracher
Jor McCarthy
Augusta
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Ben Goetz
Bob Brickman
Cleveland
Ed Bang
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Philadelphia Football Eagles
Vic Lindskog
Stanford
Center from Cut Bank Seeks Cut Back Runners
A center hailing from Cut Bank Mont. notes the team needs a few cut back runners to carry the ball as the squad looks to strengthen its ground game.
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Cut Bank
Mont
Chesapeake Stakes Build-Up For Havre de Grace Run
At Havre de Grace on April 17 the Chesapeake Stakes field includes Derby contenders Alsabana and Requested along with Bright Willie Hyacinthus Baby Dumpling Fairy Menan Phar Rong Sweep Swinger Colchis Grey Wing Incoming Eternal Peace Redthorn and Seamantike. Challedon makes his first home state appearance since 1940 Pimlico victory as a seventh race entrant amid Derby talk and weight standings.
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Havre de Grace
Alsabana
Albert Sabaths Alsab
Ben F. Whitaker
Ralph McIlvains
Bright Willie
E du Pont Weir
Foxcatcher Farm
C H Jones
T. D Buhl
R Sterling
Eternal Peace
J J MclIntyre
W. M. Jeffords
Seamantike
Alsab
Colchis
Seamantide
Baby Dumping
Redthorn
Paar Rong
Chesapeake
W. L Brann
Challedon
Florida
Cincinnat Star Converts a Run with Base Cunning
A summary of a baseball play shows a runner converting a run by clever base-running including a stolen base. The record lists players Ay Hemsley McQuillen Keller with team abbreviations Cincinnat St Louis New York and batting lines.
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AB. H. Ay. Hemsley Cincinnat
McQuillen St Louis
Keller New York
Court News Marriage Licenses Reported
Arthur E. Sirk aged 42 and Katherine Louise Fockler aged 18 listed for marriage in Woodsboro and LeGore. Lt. Charles Herbert Randolph Lyon 23 and Geraldine Frost Baker 18 from this city also listed. Property deeds record Virginia Clary Weaver et al transferring to Henry C. Dutrow for 3000 dollars and William M. Sheffer and wife transferring to Ralph W. Sigler and wife for 10 dollars.
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Arthur E. Sirk
Woodsboro
Katherine Louise Fockler
LeGore
Charles Herbert Randolph Lyon
Fr. Bragg
N. C
Geraldine Frost Baker
This City
Virginia Clary Weaver
Henry C. Dutrow
William M. Sheffer
Ralph W. Sigler
Pastor Wins Cleveland Bout in Ten Round Decision
New York’s Bob Pastor defeated Jim Bivins in a ten round decision at Cleveland. Pastor, who wore down his opponent with jolting blows, earned a 183 to 176 4% score. Chinese glider pilot schooling to hold first graduation in Chengdu, Szechwan province this fall.
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Pastor
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
New York
Jimmy Bivins
Chengiu
Szechwan Province
Hornell Pirates Clash With Hustlers In Class D Preview
Hornell Pirates face Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 30 pm with rookies and reinforcements from Class A teams. Manager Poke Whalen cites rookies for potential contracts as Beard leads Woodsboro outfielders and the starting D lineup includes Beard Gobels Elsie Korsh Millick Marano Gouger Anthony with Korpa Gorten Rodgers Radis Rabuzzi to mix in pitching.
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Hornell Pirates
New York
Frederick Hustlers
Bernie Brooks
Hornell
Poke Whalen
Pirates
McCurdy Field
Ringers
Hornell Club
Pirate Farms
Whalen
Beard
Gobels
Elsie
Korsh
Hustlers
Challedon Has Full Brother At Glade Farm
A full brother to famed racehorse Challedon was foaled Easter morn at Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville. Frank Grosche, farm manager, says the colt is strong and out of Laura Gal, the dam of Challenger II’s offspring Challedonna. The colt is reported to be developing well.
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W. L. Brann
Challedon
Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville
Frank Grosche
Laura Gal
Challedonna
Baseball To Aid Service Charities
Baseball schedules special games in major and minor leagues to raise funds for Navy Relief Society and Army Emergency Relief. The winner of the July 6 all star clash at the Polo Grounds will face an Army Navy Marines team in Cleveland July 7. Receipts from the games to be shared equally among the two relief funds.
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Judson Baill
New York
Army
Navy
Service
Kenesaw M. Landis
Polo Grounds
Marines
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Washington
Landis
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Navy Relief Society
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Frick and Harridge
Slagle Meets Welty For Table Tennis Title
Slagle defeats Nathan Jacobson 21 8 21 7 21 13 in the semi final to reach the table tennis men’s singles final at the M C A. The 1941 junior champion Scott Welty faces Slagle for the title tonight as both boys have excelled in senior rounds.
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Robert
Blue) Slagle
Nathan Jacobson
M C. A
Jacobson
Scott Welty
Max Fisher
Ralph Gastley
Harold Manahan
John Hook
Fisher
Gastley
Ray Gardner
Douglas Weddle
Welkersville
la Rue Keeney
Joe Bussard
Frederick
Siagle
Welty
Slagle
William Talley
Charles Linton
How They're Hittin Charley Keller and the Yanks
Keller batted last yet drove in Henrich with a sharp single in the third as the powerful Yankee lineup mustered five total hits. Hemsley added a double, while McQuillen tapped a single as the Yankees continued their offensive struggle in a quiet day at the plate.
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Charley Keller
Yanks
Yankee
Keller
Jane
Henrich
Hemsley
McQuillen
Decathlon Records Toppled or Tied in 1942 Competition
The YMCA decathlon shows three records toppled and one tied as 55 participants compete across time and distance. A new feature, 50 yard basketball dribble against stop watch, debuts in the series. Notable marks include Edward Tyergar 8 seconds in the 60 yard dash and Thomas Eichelberger 148 seconds in the indoor 100 yards. Bernard Esworthy and Robert Slagle tie last year's foul-shooting record with 28 in one minute. Marion Talley posts 154 rope-jumps per minute, a standout in YMCA annals. Competition ends April 25, 1942.
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David Austin Rothenhoefer
Edward Tyergar
Thomas Eichelberger
Bernard Esworthy
Robert Slagle
Marion Talley
Public Sale Register Advertisements Highlight Listings
Public sale notices appear in this register listing dates and names. Mrs. Charles Dillion on Route 49 near Frederick and R. B. King five miles east of Damascus are among buyers listed. Jesse N. Smith near Bartholows and Dr. O W. Hines at Thurmont also shown with sale dates.
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Charles Dillion
Frederick
R. B. King
Damascus
Montgomery Co
Jesse N. Smith
Bartholows
W. Hines
Thurmont
Public sale of stocks and antiques in Frederick Maryland
By order of the Circuit Court for Frederick County dated April 4 1942 substitute trustee will sell at the Court House Door Frederick City on April 23 1942 at 11 a m all listed stock including Automatic Guns Durant Motors and The Frederick County National Bank shares plus 79 shares Potomac Edison 7 percent preferred. Items include mahogany and walnut antiques plus modern effects and household goods open for inspection 10 a m sale cash terms. Auctioneers Emmett R Bowlus Clerk Dr O W Hines R L Kelly Frederick Maryland.
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Circuit Court
Frederck County
Charles Benn
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Durant Motors
Frederick County National Bank
Common Capital
Potomac Edison
FAR Mechanics National
Ec. T. A
George H. Gilbert
Frederick County
Orphans' Court
Woodsboro
Main Street
Leander Gilbert
Orphans’ Court
Raymond
Gilbert
C. T
Sherman P. Bowers
Edward L. Stitely
Io. Miller
Lehr
Hamlton Beach
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Trucks
Fuchs
Parsons
R- A. Harris
Whitehead
Hollingsworth
Ferrell
Myril Hoag
Johnny Lodigiani
Lyons
Mel Harder
Hoag Hac
Lyons and
Tresh
Harder
Eiserslat
Desautels
den- Dings
Homer
uPi
Washington Senators
Lyman Harris
Herman Besse
Knickerbocker
Bill Zuber
Leonard
R H E Washington Co
Leonard, Zuber and Early
Besse
Harris and Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Elliott
Eddie Stewart
Lonnie Warneke
Elliott
Johnny Barrett
Bob
Elbie Fletcher
Vince DiMaggio
Stewart
Warneke
Lanier
O'Dea
Sewell
Lopez
Johnny Vander Meer
Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Clyde McCullough
Len Merullo
Phil Cavarretta
Lou
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
R H &E
Hoerst, Nahem
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Warren
Allen
Owen
Edgar Smith
Join Humphries
Aimmy Dykes
Mupby al
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Lee Ross
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jack Sanford
Chattanooga
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iMo
Court News
Hornell and
Clash
Glade Farm
Griffith Stadium
Bo-Bo Newsom
Bohemia-Moravia
Czechoslovak Republic
Army-Navy Aid
Slagle Meets Welty
Markell & Ford
OAL
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Defense
U. S
William M. Storm
O. W. Hines
R. L. Kelly
Emmett R Bowlus
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