Cards Shade Pittsburgh In Tight Game
Rookie John Beazley pitched four hits as St Louis edged Pittsburgh 3-2. Beazley left after allowing the first two men in the ninth as Harry Gumbert faltered. Pittsburgh loaded the bases twice with walks, two errors and a wild pitch. Pirates tied the game late but St Louis held on at Pittsburgh.
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John
Nig) Beazley
St Louis
Buccos
Beazley
Pirates
Redbird
Billy Southworth
Harry Gumbert
Harry
R. H.E. St. Louis
Gumbert
O'Dea
Dietz
Klinger
Baker
New Queen Of Table Tennis Crowned In Frederick
Miss La Rue Keeney of Walkersville High School won the women's singles final at the Frederick City Championship, defeating 1941 champion Mrs. Joe Bussard after a five game set. The men’s doubles saw Ray Gardner and Douglas Weddle beat Max Fisher and Ralph Gasney, while 15-year-olds Robert Slagle and Scott Welty played the boys final, with Slagle winning in straight sets. No medals were awarded due to trophy delays. C Lease Bussard umpired all championship play.
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la Rue Keeney
Walkersville
Frederick City
Walkersville Mass
Joe Bussard
Ray Gardner
Douglas Weddle
Max Fisher
Ralph Gasney
Robert
Blue) Slagle
Scott Welty
Slagle
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
Browns- Laabs Hit Two-Run Homer To Beat Tigers In GrM Game
Browns Laabs belts a two run homer to power a victory over the Tigers in a GrM game. Harris delivers key hits adding to the Browns scoring surge.
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Associated Press
Barris
Charley Fuchs
Wigers
Chet Laabs
Browns
Laabs
Tigers
Harris
St. Louis
St Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Battes
Ned Harris
Tiger
Plaster
Brownlie
Roy Cullendine
Poke Whalen Looks Back At Frederick Blue Ridgers Era
Poke Whalen recalls Frederick’s 1915 to 1916 era with the Hustlers in the Tri-City and Blue Ridge leagues. He laments modern players’ softness, notes layoff of rookie hopefuls at McCurdy Field, and reflects on crowds, mascots, and former stars who moved to higher levels. He cites Col Baugh, past presidents, ringers, and notable names like Ray Gardner and Bill King. He recalls a loyal town, pennant wins, and the pull of early Frederick baseball.
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Hornell Pirate
McCurdy Field
Whalen
Baltimore
Frederick
Hornell
Poke
Col. Baughman
Col
E. Austin Baughman
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Wadelen
Frank K . Schmidt
Ira J. MecCurdy
James H Grove
Charles F. Cramer
Princeton Buckey
Harry F. Shipley
Martin Kefauver
Fair Ground
Buffalo
Jersey City
Hustlers
George Henderson
New York City
Levi Glass
Blue Ridge
Hanover
Waynesboro
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Timmy Dykes
White Sox
Bill Lamar
Rockville
Yanks
Athletics
Clyde Barnhart
Pirates
Bob
Vick
Pirate Farms
Roger Peck
Tacoma
Washington
Rollie Hemsley
Adam Comerosky
Frank Six
Gardner
Ray Gardner
Cleveland
Bill King
Frederick High School
Gus Boyne
Helen Hull
Jack Morrison
Robertson
Whitey Swingler
Hank Schmidt
Church Street
Serapiron Blethen
Oil City
Penn
Newsome Pitches Bosox To Victory
Heber Newsome pitched the Boston Red Sox to a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees, his second victory of the season. Boston capitalized on five hits and two Yankee errors to score four runs in the fourth inning, then added another in the fifth as Mervin Breuer struggled after a solid first eight innings. Dom DiMaggio supplied the lone extra-base hit, and Joe DiMaggio, Rizzuto, and Williams provided the Yankee offense.
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Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Cy Blanton
Paul Masterson
Blanton
Dolph Camillo
Giants
Boston
Clit Melton
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Jim Tobin
Johnny Mize
Harry Danning
Braves
Mize
George Diehl
Warren Spahn
Fuchs
Davis
John Beazley
Cardinals
Pirates
Heber Newsome
Red Sox
Yankess
New York
New York Yankees
Heber
Dick) Newsome
Boston Red Sox
Mervin Breuer
Tisy Dil Gcetcide
Yanks
Breuer
Ted Williams
Yankee
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Bill Dickey
Jimmy Foxx
Yankees
Newsome
Joe DiMaggio
Phil Rizzuto
Joe Gordon
Tommy Henrich
Johnny Lindell
Runner Wins Big at Boston Marathon in Record Time
Medford milkman Joe Smith, 27, urged by his wife through illness, wins the Boston A A marathon in a course record 2 hours 26 minutes 5115 seconds. He defeats Lou Gregory of Syracuse by over a quarter mile, with Carl Maroney, Don Heineke, and Johnny Kelley following two miles behind as Smith closes with a strong finish.
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Joe Smith
Medford
Boston A. A
Smith
Gerard Cote
Montreal
Lou Gregory
Syracuse
Gregory
Cote
Carl Maroney
Don Heineke
Baltimore
How They're Hittin It and Weekend Baseball Losses
A recap notes the Big Three failing to notch a single, Hemsley hitting .182 after six at bats in a fourteen inning loss to the Tigers. McQuillen pinch hit for Ferrell in the ninth and walked. Also reported are a Unionville public sale where Theodore D and Anna Kate Martin bought a home for 2900, with personal property sold for 257.30, conducted by Schnauffer and James, Bowlus auctioneer, Etzler clerk. Shepherd State Teachers College coach Kennamond called into service after scarlet fever hits head coach Lowe.
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Cubs
McQuillen
Ferrell
Serowns
Tigers
AB. H. Av. MecQuillen
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Keller New York
Unionville
Theodore D
Anna Kate Martin
Charles M
Ruth R
Patrick M. Schnauffer
E. Austin James
Emmett R. Bowlus
Alvie M. Etzler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Dean A. D. Kennamond
Shepherd State Teachers College
Cletus Lowe
Baltimore
Bartholows
New Market
Frederick
Frederick County
Massey-Harris
Syracuse
Barease
John Deere
Ford
Jesse N. Smith
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
National League Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
Yesterday results show St. Louis 3 over Pittsburgh 2 and New York 5 over Boston 2. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2, Cincinnati 2 edged Chicago 1. In 14 innings New York beat Boston 8 to 5 and Philadelphia won 2 to 1 against Brooklyn. Pittsburgh 3 over St. Louis 0, Cincinnati at Chicago postponed. Today Chicago at Cincinnati. Other clubs not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
Baseball scores and quick results from today
In American League action Boston beat New York 5 to 2, St Louis defeated Detroit 2 to 0, Philadelphia won 5 to 4 over Washington, while another game was postponed due to weather. Later Boston won 5 to 1 over New York and Cleveland tied Chicago 1 to 0, Detroit beat St Louis 4 to 0, Washington routed Philadelphia 10 to 8. St Louis at Detroit is the scheduled matchup with other clubs not scheduled.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sports Roundup highlights from wartime figures and events
New York April 20 Red Barber urged blood donations during the Dodgers first home game, Brooklyn fans offered 157 telephoned pledges. Army Navy game may fund service relief societies. Shanty Hogan at a defense job, Disney prep for Lou Gehrig bio, and various notes on players, radio, and war drives. Mt St Marys adds four baseball games including Catholic University doubleheader and Loyola College clash.
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Red Barber
Dodgers
Red Cross
Brooklyn
Navy
Quonset Point
Providence
Shanty Hogan
Barney Nagler
The
Bronx Home News
Irwin Rosee
Mike Jacobs
Emmitsburg
John F. Cogan
Mt. St. Mary's College
Catholic University
Washington
Shippensburg State Normal
Loyola College
Baltimore
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Dapper
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Diehl
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Cincinnati Reds
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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W. E. Kanode
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