Tigers Lead AL Race With 7 3 Win Over Yankees
Detroit moved within one game of the AL lead by beating Washington 7 3 as Dizzy Trout and Vic Wertz paced the attack. Yankees were defeated 7 3 while Erv Palica pitched Brooklyn to a 3 1 win over Pittsburgh in the suspended June 24 game. Cardinals moved to NL runner up as Cloyd Boyer beat Boston 6 1. Red Sox beat Browns 7 3 and White Sox topped Athletics 8 1. Captain names include Trout Wertz Campanella Furillo Snider Robinson, Palica Chambers, Burtschy Shantz, Boyer and more.
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Walkersville crushes Camp Detrick in girls softball
In yesterday's results Walkersville defeated Camp Detrick 17 to 5. Today North End faces Creagerstown in the remaining league game.
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Creagerstown
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Municipal League Results Reported from Sears Courts
Yesterday the Municipal League featured matches including C P O Independents and Uniteds, with 13 Sears and 4 game results listed as the Juniors faced Sears on Wednesday.
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L. Sears
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Lions Club Wins See-Saw Ball Game
Lions Club defeated the Optimists 10 to 8 in Civic League softball at Staley Park Tuesday. Angleberger homered for the Lions, while Trout and Rudy homered for the Optimists. Whitmore walked many, Main and Shipley contributed for Lions as they pulled ahead in a see-saw contest.
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Whitmore
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Rhoades
Mulligan
Baseball scores and rain suspend games in June
In Philadelphia on June 24 Cincinnati led 4-4 with Brooklyn at 21-3 and Boston hosting Chicago while St Louis stood at 6 and Pittsburgh 12-1. The night slate included Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Chicago at New York with rain ending the first game and others uncompleted.
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New Names On Football Field
Veteran and new players reshape college football ahead of a rugged Notre Dame slate and other major programs. Notre Dame aims for an unbeaten run behind Leahy and Krause while Army, Navy, and Purdue plot tough schedules. The piece notes shifting strength across schools and the ongoing battle to balance top opponents. Bolivar beats Tilmon gton 4-2 in a local baseball game highlighted by Reeder’s strong pitching.
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Civic Softball League Toons Lions Face Optimists
In Friday action the Lions meet the Optimists as the Civic Softball League schedule continues. The game pits the Lions against Civitan rivals with top standings on the line for both teams.
Frederick News-Post Soap Box Derby Champion Heads to Akron
Basil Day of Frederick, winner of the Third Annual Tri County Soap Box Derby, prepares for the national race at Akron Ohio on August 13. He travels from Washington to Pittsburgh then Akron, with official Derby outfits and a police escort awaiting him at Derby Downs. He will tune his racer at a lakeside camp before the big race, with local sponsors and family following his journey.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Key Chevrolet
Legion to face Hustlers and Doubs in weekend games
William P. Larkin Post American Legion baseball team meets the Frederick Hustlers Friday at 8:30 p m at McCurdy Field. Next Sunday at 2:30 p m the Legionnaires play the Doubs colored team on the Doubs diamond.
Phillies Lose Curt Simmons in Korea War Draft
Left hander Curt Simmons of the Philadelphia Phillies was called to active duty with the U S Army during the Korean War era, ending his season as he joins the 28th Division Artillery at Camp Atterbury Indiana. At 21 he led NL pitchers with 14 wins and five losses, shaping the Phillies pennant bid before duty, with Governor Duff stating the division will report within 30 days.
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Edinburg
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Battered NBA Scores from 1900s Print Roundup
Cleveland 8 Washington 7 Detroit 7 New York 3 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 1 Boston 7 St Louis 3 New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago
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