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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1951

Page

6

Base ball pennant chase. Cain shines as Yanks shut out

In a day of baseball action Boston and Cleveland moved into a second-place tie, one game behind New York as Deppe Hal White and Bob Cain shut out the Yankees. Doby key homer helps Cleveland beat Washington 5 2 while the White Sox win 4 3 at Philadelphia. Busby hits his fourth homer in a 10th inning Sox win over the A's. Brooklyn, Chicago, and Philadelphia also win as standings tighten.

New York Boston Cleveland Yankees Hal White Bob Cain Red’ Sox St. Louis Indians Washington Larry Doby Doby Dale Mitchell Chicago Yanks Philadelphia A's Jim Busby White Sox Brooklyn New York Giants Pittsburgh Carl Erskine Giants Bob Rush Phillies Herm Wehmeier Ken Raffensberger Cincinnati Raffensberger Phils Tigers Detroit Johnny Hopp Hopp Cain Billy Martin Gene Woodling Art Shallock Spee Shea Philadelphia Athletics Gus Zernial Randy Gumpert A's Gumpert Sox New York Yankees Harry Dorish Athletics Busby Joe Coleman Coleman Jimmy Dykes Steve Gromek Luke Easter Easter Bob Porterfield Babe Ruth Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals Braves Bob Elliott Sid Gordon Sam Jethroe Erskine Campanella Friend Queen Walsh Cravaghola

Westernport to Face Key Junior Team in Playoff Series

Frederick's Francis Scott Key post junior team, Central Maryland champions, travels to Westernport for a best two of three series for the Western Maryland crown. Sunday the clubs play a 1 p.m. doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Key rosters include 13 players with three pitchers and a 29-seat bus planned for travel to Westernport.

Frederick Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Hagerstown Western Maryland Baltimore Maryland Mgr Carl “Reds Shaw Austin “Toots” Angleberger Virginia Broderick Brunswick Morris Frock Westernport Francis Scott Keypost Blue Ridge Austin Angleberger Kaufman Garage Co Bernie Clem Carpenter Smith McCurdy Field Junior Legion Focal Club Angleberger Comer Weddle Clem Thomas Doreus Young B. Clem Carpenter Cline Snyder Delauter

Thursday Results From Baseball Matches

Thursday results list Brooklyn 10 over Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 6 over New York 3 Philadelphia 7 over Cincinnati 5 Boston 7 over St Louis 3. Night game noted with trains later. games today Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Jules Cc L. Pet Detroit Cleveland Washington

Derrick girls overpower Chesapeake and Potomac team in high-scoring game

Camp Derrick girls softball team routed Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 41 to 12 at Staley Park. Mary Strailman allowed 11 hits, Carolyn Rippeon gave up 38. C and P played shorthanded with eight players, leaving second base open. Other local notes include Point of Rocks defeating Lander 12 to 1 in a Maryland State League exhibition with a two-hit effort from Bernie Kolb, and New Midway forfeiting to Liberty 4-H in an inter-town softball series.

Derrick Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Staley Park Mary Strailman Carolyn Rippeon Fointers Point of Rocks Lander Trico Club Bernie Kolb Tri-Cavilians Rascve Shook Don Pearl

Little League Lions defeat Civitans 9 0 to close gap

Little League Lions defeated the front running Civitans 9 to 0, moving within a half game of the loop leadership on the second half schedule opener. Lipps and Garrett led Lions pairing with Thomas and Molesworth for the win.

L. Pet Civitans Lions NECA Little League Lions R. H Lipps Garrett Thomas and Molesworth

NECA and Wolfe Motormen split. curfew halves second game

Walkersville NECA beat Wolfe Motor Co 4-3 in the first game of a doubleheader. The nightcap was called after three innings due to Westminster curfew. Dutrow three for three led NECA while Shafer and Holland contributed in the field. Laurel fall stakes announced totaling 62500 with new Laurel Spring Handicap and other races. Lions and Winfield Little League clash Sunday at 2. Forest land statistic noted for Idaho.

North End Civic Association Westminster Wolfe Motor Co Frederick Neca Motormen Holand Dutrow Frank Moore Shafer NECA Staley Park Elks H. E. Neca E. Shafer Holland Barrick and Dell Laurel John Schapiro Maryland Lions Winfield Mt. Airy Spring Valley

Louis Still Real Contender After Victory Over Brion

Joe Louis, 37, weighed 207 to Cesar Brion’s 196, pacified 12,900 fans at Cow Palace with a 10 round decision. Louis, hurt early by Brion’s crouch and body work, rallied to finish strong. Brion sustained cuts and fought bravely. Louis plans more fights as Walcott Charles delay shifts title chances. schedules include Baltimore Aug 15 against Jimmy Bivins and Sept 4 in Los Angeles vs Clarence Henry.

San Francisco Joe Louis Cesar Brion Louis Brion Cow Palace Argentina Joe Brian Chicago International Boxing Club New York Jersey Joe Walcott Ezzard Charles Walcott-Charles Jimmy Bivins Cleveland Baltimore Cal Eaton Los Angeles Clarence Henry

Keller Delivers In Tigers 6-0 Win Over Yankees

Charley Keller pinch hit for Don Kelloway in the eighth inning as the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 6-0. Keller singled to drive in a run and later scored, part of a four run rally off reliever Shel. The note mentions Pioneer Americans supplying leather soles for cobblers traveling door to door.

Keller Charley Keller New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Don Kelloway Tigers Shel

Schoeneman Favored to Succeed Chandler as Baseball Commissioner

Chicago Herald American reports George J. Schoeneman retired U S Internal Revenue Director and tax administrator is the dark horse candidate likely to be named next week to replace A B Chandler. At 62 he heads the IRS Bureau since 1947 and earns 10900 annually.

Chicago The Chicago Herald-American Today George J. Schoeneman U. S Herald-American Schoeneman New York City del Webb White House Truman Schoeneman

Harmon Field Wins 29 12 in Recreation League Football

Harmon Field, 29 12 over Washington Street nine, moved into sole second place in the City Recreation League after Thursday’s game at Harmon Field. Washington Street drops from a runners up tie to fifth. Miller Moudry and Gross White Harrison and Casper listed as scoring contributors. England grows more daffodils than any other country in the world.

Harmon Field City Recreation League Washington Street Washington St Miller Moudry Gross White Harrison Casper England

Convicts Refunds in Income Tax Scandal Uncovered

In Florida, twenty five inmates at Raiford prison stole about two thousand dollars by filing false 1950 income tax returns with fictitious withholding receipts and cashing refund checks. prison officials detected the scheme early as tax business volume rose, with refunds totaling fifty to one hundred twenty five dollars per inmate. The con victs deposited funds to Raiford accounts and withdrew funds quickly, facing potential additional prison terms. In separate: a London Magazine item reports a man with severe stomach pain taken to a mental hospital after investigators found various foreign objects in his stomach.

Jacksonville Fla Fi Iden U. Bureau of Internal Revenue Treasury Jacksonville _med Fahs Jones Raiford

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