Yankees Roll To Third Win Of The Season
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 7 to 1 at Yankee Stadium to extend their unbeaten start. Hank Borowy pitched well, while Pete Fox provided Boston’s lone run in the fourth. Lou Lucier started for Boston and was relieved by Parse.
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Pittsburgh Cubs Chase Baseman Slip Leads to Stolen Base
Clyde McCurlough slid into second on an errant stop enabling a stolen base as Pittsburgh pressed Chicago Cubs for the lead. Derecinger pitched well for the Cubs in a tense late matchup.
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Colesville Cardinals Tasted Big Defeat By Frederick Hustle
The Colesville Cardinals were shut out 10 0 by the Frederick Hustle in the inaugural semi pro baseball game. McCurdy, Fiera and Mayor Lloyd Cutter led opening ceremonies. about 500 spectators attended including many service members. Frederick earned five runs, Colesville had three on base in a shaky defensive showing.
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What You Buy With War Bonds
The piece extols spending war bonds to support U S military effort. It highlights the 40 mm anti aircraft gun used by Marines in the Solomons and South Pacific as an example of equipment funded by bonds. It urges home front buyers to purchase bonds to assist troops.
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Softball League Opens Season Tonight With Key Matchups
The Softball League kicks off the 1943 season with a slate of 18 games across two divisions. Frederick Iron and Steel vs Walter Pack opens Thursday. Paice Bros and Di Popper clash the following evening as teams begin league play amid announcements of staff changes and managers.
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Yankees Power Up as Keller Leads Off Weekend Slugfest
Hazy summary indicates Yankee hitters Keller and Hemsley starred over the weekend. Keller batted .390 with an RBI and Zed seven putouts ahead of Hemsley’s one bingie on four at bats while Ay Keller and others contributed in a high scoring stretch. Icy catcher repeated two catches and kept pace with previous marks despite late struggles.
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Governors Bricker and Bacon to attend may campfire event
Ohio Governor Bricker and Delaware Governor Bacon will attend a May 7 campfire of the Brotherhood of the Jungle Dock in the Catoctin area near Thurmont. Registration for cabin accommodation opens Friday evening at the Strauss camp above Thurmont. A note on tuna catch markets in the United States is mentioned.
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History quiz duel set for WMAL radio
Five Freder ck High School history students will test their knowledge against five Maryland Park High School representatives on a radio quiz program hosted by Edward Boykin. The event airs next Sunday evening at 6 30 through station WMAL.
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Tydings Warns on National Debt and Pay As You Go Tax Plan
Senator Millard E Tydings warns that by June 1944 U S banks will hold about 112 billion in government bonds, pushing deposits and resources into government securities. He advocates a pay as you go tax system transition that avoids harm to government or taxpayers and notes congressional sentiment supports the shift. He cites 1942 grade crossing deaths and injuries to stress driver responsibility.
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Cards Hold Reds 1-0 Behind Pollet Stellar Start
St. Louis takes the opener in Cincinnati 1-0 as Howard Pollet limits the Reds to five hits. Walker Cooper belts a triple and Buster Adams drives in the run with a flawless bunt setting up the score. Reds leave bases loaded in first inning and fail to score thereafter.
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National League Yesterday and Saturday Results
National League results list yesterday and Saturdays games with scores for St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Pittsburgh Chicago. Key outcomes include Philadelphia 3 over 0? and Boston heavy wins, plus Chicago and Pittsburgh victories.
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Etten’s Left Handed Power Hopes With Yankees
Joe McCarthy expects Strange Livery Nick Etten to hammer several home runs for the Yankees. The left handed first baseman, bought from Phil ilies, brings physical advantages and efficiency in the field to New York.
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Church League Bowling Heads Toward Final Games Tonight
Inter-Church Bowling League’s Men finish schedule tonight as Holy Week limits play. Women completed two weeks ago. United Brethren meets Methodist and Middletown faces Presbyterian this evening with St Johns Buckeye Town Lutheran Baptist and Grace Reformed Beth Sholom set for tomorrow. First and second half winners will duel May 3 and 4 for the title. Yemen natives chew Khat leaves linked to stimulant effects similar to marijuana.
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Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Big Games
Yesterday’s action featured multiple notable performances. Stars like George Stichwells and Nate Andrews sparked wins for Yankees and Braves respectively, while Eliis Clary and Alex Carrasquel highlighted a doubleheader with four hits and a two hitter shutout. Other teams showcased solid pitching, including Browns and Indians, in separate contests across the league.
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Baseball Scores From Today's AL and NL Games
American League results show Cleveland 4 Detroit 1 in the early matchup. Washington 12 Philadelphia 2 and New York 7 Boston 1 with St Louis 5 Chicago 1. Second game postponed. New York 1 Washington 9 Chicago 3 St Louis 1 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 7 Boston 6. Games today open date.
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Golf course opens for former Catoctin members near Frederick
James H. Grove, who bought the club, says the golf course three miles west of Frederick is open to former members and others wishing to play. Several players were seen on the course over the weekend.
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