DeMolay Beat Price Brothers 20-3 in City Softball Opener
In the City Softball League opener at Baker Park, the DeMolay defeated Price Brothers 20 to 3 as wild pitches and errors plagued the losers. Abrecht pitched for the winners with strong support from Staley who homered and Frank who collected four hits.
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Sparks
Cubs Win On Joost's Fumble Of Peg To Third
Chicago Cubs win 4 to 3 in 11 innings over Cincinnati after Eddie Joost misplays Ray Lamanno's peg on Stan Hack's steal. Len Merullo scores on a single in the 11th. Lou Stringer and Frank McCormick homer. Vander Meer takes loss despite solid work.
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Stan Hack
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Jimmy Wilson
Reds
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Lou Stringer
Lou Novikoff
Frank McCormick
McCormick
Paul Erickson
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Bithorn
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Lamanno
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Moores St Louis batting .366 and Walker Brooklyn .357. Ott New York leads runs with 13, Reis er Brooklyn 10. Marshall New York RBI 15, Walker Brooklyn 10. Fernandez Boston hits 18, Holmes Boston 16. Doubles Walker Brooklyn 7, Fernandez Boston and Haas Cincinnati 58. Triples Elliott Pittsburgh, Benjamin Philadelphia, Nicholson Chicago 2. Game runs Marshall New York, McCormick Cincinnati, Elliott Pittsburgh, Litwhiler Philadelphia 3. Stolen bases Miller Boston, Reiser Brooklyn 3. Pitching Davis Head Brooklyn 3-0. American League unchanged.
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Opening Wednesday Umpire Assignments Anounced
Arthur Ehlers president of the Interstate Baseball League named the Wednesday opening day umpires for six games. Lancaster at Wilmington with Gillesmie and Spitzner officiating Allentown at Trenton Tatler and Ingram Harrisburg at Hagerstown Yasitas and Herron.
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Arthur Ehlers
Interstate Baseball League
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Wilmington
Gillesmie
Spitzner
Allentown
Trenton
Tatler
Ingram
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Yasitas
Herron
Sports Roundup New York April 28
The consuls-general of 21 Central and South American nations plan to visit the Polo Grounds May 10 as Atlante opens a U S tour by playing a local booters picked squad. The tour includes Kearney Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis and Fall River. Hulda the bell ringer follows the Montreal Royals to Newark and Jersey City when the Dodgers aren’t home. Babe Ruth back from Hollywood cancels a party saying he’s not in shape after a long train ride. Richmond Virginia claims Giants rookie Willard Marshall as a home-town boy. Greg Rice will run three races in Montana for Naval Relief Fund. Lou Stillman’s gym has 63 fighters. last year 116. Forbes Field fence once bore only two signs, now Buy Defense Bonds. Notre Dame dinner notes heavy Army Notre Dame tickets demand. Keeneland mutuel shows Derby Day betting may top 2 300 000, record 2 096 613 in 1926.
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Louisville Courier Journal
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Terrors Eke Out Win Over Mt. St. Mary's
Westminster April 27 Western Maryland edged Mount St. Mary's 7-6 in a tense late rally. Manny Kaplan collected his third single, Kilkuskie drove in the go ahead run after Barrick was plunked and Terry sacrificed to set up the winning hit. The Terrors earned their first win in four starts as Mount St Marys used Lee Bricker and Mayock in relief.
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Mount St. Mary's
Manny Kaplan
Barrick
Tom Terry
Stan Kilkuskie
Kaplan
Terrors
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Mounthurler
Joe Lee
Bricker
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Across Cities
Results show Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3 with other clubs off. New York played St Louis, Brooklyn faced Cincinnati, Philadelphia played Pittsburgh, and Boston met Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Secret Orders s WAS the right street and a hospital escape
Stephanie drives the ambulance convoy to safety at Pier 51 while Kurt’s fate looms. Back home she discovers Liu Hajami weeping, fearing Hajami has vanished after threats by a tall stranger. Liu begs Stephanie to help, fearing her grandfather’s punishment if rumors arise. Stephanie vows to find Hajami and protect Liu and family.
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Tebe
Chicago Bear Tackle To Aid Shaughnessy
Chicago Bear tackle Stydahar will report to Clark Shaughnessy at Maryland University to help coach spring practice and drill T formation line play. Stydahar, a former West Virginia star, joins as a special staff addition with other Maryland assistants continuing in their roles during the remainder of spring drills.
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Chicago Bears
Clark Shaughnessy
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Shaughnessy
Stydahar
West Virginia University
Maryland
Shapelinessy
Death stirs grief as Washington County man blamed for son’s death
In Hagerstown on April 27 Walter J Herbert, 60, implicated by authorities in the death of his son Staff Sergeant Joseph Herbert, who died in the Pearl Warrior attack. Deputy Stangle reported the body found in the kitchen at Clearspring home, with a shotgun beside it. The son was Washington County’s first war casualty.
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Walter J Herbert
Clearspring
Kenneth A Stangle
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Washington County
Hollywood By Pali. Harrison NEA News and Notes
Hollywood gossip notes Bing Crosby plans a new horse racing venture bringing his Del Mar stable to town. Adolphe Menjou bought a cuffless suit and visited a film. Ida Lupino improves from illness while her Warner Brothers factory job is held. Lana Turner hosted a Young People’s Society event with Robert Benchley lecturing on DeMille. Henry Fonda finger splint removed. Bob Taylor helps at Fonda’s. Jane Wyman surprised Ronnie Regan before army departure. Jack Benny and others attended. A hog calling contest with Bob Burns and Oliver Hardy pig bids. McCrea sold a son to Don Ameche. Building plans stalled by materials order. Merrill Blosser’s farm home showcased.
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Seven Horses Die in Boyds Barn Fire
In Boenville Maryland on April 27 a barn on Charles Ernest White’s farm near Boyds burned with seven horses inside. Five early tools or equipment were destroyed along with cheat, corn and hay. Sgt Roy Bodmer of Montgomery County Police alerted Mr White and his family and firemen, but the blaze progressed beyond saving the animals or structure. White could not determine the cause or value of the loss.
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Boyds
Roy Bodmer
Montgomery County Police
Hasty marriages in war hazard future happiness
Dorothy Dix warns against rushing to marriage during wartime urging women to avoid becoming old maids or dependent wives. She argues love must be strong and freedom preserved, noting war hysteria drives hasty unions and many will change after service. She cautions delaying vows until after the war to assess true compatibility.
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Countian Wins Junior U S Duckpin Title At Baltimore
Frederick youth Lawrence Powell, 382 total, won the Junior United States duckpin title at Baltimore after the Bowling Congress concluded at the Recreation Center. Powell beat Avery Hemmett of Stamford, 376, by five pins. Myles Quail led the boys division with 397, while John Chaney of Hagerstown won the working newspaper men’s championship with 404. Powell plans to attempt the men’s title next year.
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Frederick Kowler
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Dear Miss Dix Advice on Love and Marriage
In a reader letter a single woman in love with a married man asks if they should seek happiness, noting the wife and son she adores. Dorothy Dix answers that happiness cannot exist in wrongdoing and peace of soul comes from not breaking up homes or taking husbands from wives.
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Trico League Votes To Suspend For Duration
The Tri-County League formed nine years ago to offer Sunday baseball for rural fans across three counties voted to suspend operations for the war. President Cameron C. Kehne noted only Wakefield Point of Rocks and Middletown would continue amid rationing. Brunswick said it would play twilight games until the war ends.
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Cameron C. Kehne
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Point of Rocks
Middletown
Brunswick
Officials suspend summer play in Maryland league slate
Officials chose to suspend summer play as teams Paint of Rocks and Middletown seek ice on the six club Maryland State League. The Tr County League last year included Middletown Waikeravale Damascus Thurmont Brunswick Wakefield Doubs and Lander as it opened on a Sunday.
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Williams Grove Auto Races Resume With Big Names
Williams Grove Speedway near Harrisburg Pa announces Sunday races featuring 1941 3 A Eastern champion Bil Holland Ted Morn Indian Chitwood and other renowned drivers. Promoter Roy Richwine says gas shortages or tire rationing will not curb racing for at least three years as stocks and driver ingenuity sustain events. Ottawa April 17 Canadian press says plebiscite releases King government from commitments not to send drafted soldiers into battle over Beas.
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Chitwood
Williams Grove Speedway
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Roy Richwine
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MacKencie King
Beas
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