Dodgers Triumph Over Giants Amid Dimout Ending
In New York the Dodgers defeated the Giants 7 to 4 in an Army Relief game halted by coastal dimout rules with 37,505 watching at the Polo Grounds. Dixie Walker hit a fourth inning homer and Dolph Camilli cleared the bases with a fifth inning grand slam, while Mungo was lifted in the fifth. Giants threatened in the ninth as lights went out and the game ended under police and crowd tension.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Giants
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
Triump
Dixie Walker
Dolph Camilli
Wyatt
Bill Werber
Mel Ott
George Magerkurth
Brooklyn
Jr City Softball League Yesterday's Results and Schedule
M.C. A. defeated DeMolay Jr. 10 to 2 yesterday. Today’s game features M.C.A. against Bright Spot, with Wednesday having no scheduled game. Thursday notes Tuaty Shoots. Friday matches Bright Spot versus Barbara Fritchie.
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M.C. A
DeMolay Jr
Tuaty
Bright Spot
Barbara Fritchie
Valuable Player Contest Vote Blurs Team MVP Choice
Selection process for Cry Softon Leas gue’s Most Valuable Player appears incomplete as ballots are forwarded to Spot’s Editor at The News-Post in Frederick Maryland. Local readers question transparency and find the race undetermined pending official tallies.
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Softon Leasgue
Spot
the News-Post
Frederick, Md
League Leaders By The Associated Press National League
The report lists national league batting leader Reiser of Brooklyn at .343 with Lombardi Boston at .336 and Rum-Oil New York at .276. Medwick Brooklyn leads hits with 123, Slaughter St. Louis 122, and Reiser 27 doubles. Reiser leads stolen bases with 13. Pitching king French Brooklyn 11 wins with Wyatt 13 3. American League unchanged from yesterday.
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Associated Prese
Reiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Boston
Rum—Oil
New York
Medwick
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Hopte Runse-Mize
Camilli
Miller
French
I. Wyatt
Fans flood votes in city softball MVP poll
The Frederick News-Post and City Softball League’s MVP contest drew heavy ballots last week as Ducky Abrecht led with 29 votes, Melvin Schwearing 23, and Guy Ramsburg 17, amid batches of identical submissions. Voting continues until September 5 with winners announced afterward.
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News-Post
News- Post
Austin
Ducky Abrecht
Sports Department
Frederick
Frederick News-Post
Cards Down Athletics in Exhibition Game
The St Louis Cardinals rallied for a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics at Doubleday Field in Cooperstown. Whitey Ford and Stan Musial led the offense with a ninth inning payoff double and a first inning triple, as 6,700 fans watched the Leatherstocking Country tribute.
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Cooperstown Noy
St | Louis Cardinals
Connie Mack
Baseball Hall of Fame
Doubleday Field
Connie
Philadelphia
Redbirds
Leatherstocking
Abner Doubleday
Lioyd Whitey
Moonre
Dick Fowler
Bob Harris
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
RHE Cardinals
Athletics
Bateme
L. Moore
Cooper
O'Dea
Fowler
L .Herne
Wagner
Locals Plan Weekend Semi Pro Games Ahead of August 23
Frederick Hustlers announce a firm plan to prep for three upcoming matches against Colesville and other opponents, aiming to improve their State semi pro standings. Saturday’s 4 pm game features Edgewater Giants, while Sunday hosts Hagerstown Park Circle. August 24 quarters against Colesville loom as decisive for the title.
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Homestead Grays
Colesville Cardinals
Montgomery Co
Frederick Hustlers
Cardinals
Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Edgewater Giants
Baltimore
Maryland
Giants
Hustler
Austin Angleberger
Frederick
Hagerstown Park Circle
Colesville
Frank Watt
Twins
Wait
Bob Love
Aly
Washington Street Opens Championship Lead in Softball
Washington Street Team opened the City Playground Championship by defeating Baker Park 8 to 5 yesterday. Both squads were short of key players, but Washington Street built an early lead and held on as Baker Park threatened. Brown and Baker led the offense for Washington Street while Donsife and Mayne stood out for Baker Park.
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Washington Street
Baker Dark
Agnst
Brown
Baker
Donsife
Mayne
Baker Park
H. E
Brown and
Dixon
Bender
Gaver
Slagle
Jim Smith
M.C. A
Carl Bender
Tommy Dunn
Paul Esworthy
RH. E. YO
DeMolay Inc
Slagie Ana Saley
Wiles
Handley
Falmer
Brooklyn Yankees Lose to New York in Baseball Action
In Brooklyn, New York games dominate the schedule with Brooklyn at New York and other matchups listed. Other cities include Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati. No games scheduled for some teams.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pitsuurga
St Louis
Cincinnati
Tod New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Loui
Yesterday's Stars In AP Hit Scoring Duo Delph Camilli
Dixie Walker and Delph Camilli homered and drove in seven runs to propel their team to victory over Giana, per Associated Press recap. Podgers noted the pair supplied the decisive offense in a high scoring game.
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Associated Press
Dixie Walker
Delph Camilli
Podgers
Giana
New Orleans Eyes Three Day Carnival For Anniversary Of Old Fight Era
A roundup of sports notes from New York details plans in New Orleans for a three day carnival Sept 5 7 to honor the historic anniversary of fights settled with padded mittens. It recalls 1892s lightweight title bout Jack McAuliff Billy Myer and other early crown events.
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New York
New Orleans
Jack McAuliff
Billy Myer
George Dixon
Community Spirit Aids Tjamsville vs Mt Airy Game
Sherwood MacKenzie names Chas Moylan to head a turnout committee for Sundays pivotal Tjamsville game against Mt Airy, rivals 7 miles away. Mt Airy adds star pitcher Tink Norris. Castle to start for Tjamsville. Community Appreciation Day expected to draw Urbana, Pearl, Monrovia, Bartha, Iow, Plane No. Four, Hyattstown, New London crowds. Moylan’s committee includes Dr. Riggs, W T Delaplaine, Prof. Burgee, and many local figures as organizers.
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Sherwood MacKenzie
Tjamsville
Chas. £. Moylan
Mt. Airy
Samsville
Tink” Norris
Damascus
Clark Castle
Moylan
Sjamsville
Urbana
Pearl
Monrovia
Bartha
Iow
Plane No. Four
Hyattstown
New London
Geo. H. Riggs
William T. Delaplaine
Hosea McAdoo
Chas. Sheets
Walter England
Harvey Grubbs
O. T. Bell
Clyde Smith
Reuben Moxley
Ralph Burgee
James Shull
Charles Crum
Dan W. Moylan
C. Newton Kidd
Alvin H. Crawford
Edgar R. Smith
Raymond I. Ford
Floyd Smith
G. C. Ball
Harry C. Swomley
Dr. Rodman Cadle
Allen Nicodemus
William Smith
Frank Runkles
Henry P. Mussetter
Douglas Williams
Roy Brubaker
Grayson DeGrange
Marion England
Harold Hargett
Chas. E. Moylan, Jr
Frederick County Hunters Report High Game Totals
State Game Warden records show Frederick County hunters killed 23 848 rabbits and 10 030 squirrels last year, with 38 571 pieces of game bagged. Baltimore County led with 48 433. Of 4 460 licensed Frederick hunters, 3 218 reported game and 180 admitted none. Over 18 000 statewide did not file reports.
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Frederick County
Baltimore County
Vegetable Spaghetti Among Garden Experiments
Local growers experiment with vegetable spaghetti from a Cucurbita squash. Roger H. Geisbert of near Urbana brought a seven pound, foot long creamy white specimen to The News-Post. Early plucked fruits cooked into spaghetti like threads, tasty but not fully mature. The article also notes large cucumbers and a garden on the old Kindley farm on Fingerboard road. A separate item announces a joint musical and literary program at Silver Hill Methodist church as part of a gospel train rally led by Rev. Joseph E. Ray. Four local organizers are named.
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Roger H. Geisbert
Urbana
News- Post Office
News-Post
Victory
Geisbert
Kindley
Women's Society For Christian Service
Youth Fellowship of
Silver Hill Methodist Church
Libertytown Methodist Circuit
Joseph E. Ray
Silver Hill
Annabelle Bowen
Circuit Conference
Mary Key
Walkersville
Price Bros. Score Again in 7 5 City Softball Win
Price Bros. beat Dr Pepper 7 to 5 in a City Softball League game as Rice starred with a strong pitching performance and solid fielding. Fox and Murray drove in all Precisionists runs, with Fox earning the win and Murray four RBIs. Several players contributed two hits each as Price Bros. moved toward first place and Dr Pepper slipped to cellar position.
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Rice
Price Bros
Dr Pepper
Dr. Pepper
de Molay
Fox
Murray
Price Bros. AB
Strine
Cram
Keay
Shoemaker
Michael
Tucker
Beard
Abrecht
Ramsburg
Cook
Swanley
Staley
Sf Brachey
MacKenzie
Ifndonsor Moore
Dr. Pepper Holland
Sf Wilkins
P Vos
Schwearing
Stolen bases and errors noted in hushed baseball game
Hits by Holland and other misc details record stolen bases and errors. Off Wilkins and Rice pitched. wild pitches by Rice. Dr Pepper and Price Bros. left on base. Sacrifice hits by Swamley Ramsburg Tucker Kelly Staley. Umpires Gardner and Robertaun. Scorer Taylor.
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Holland
Bacees
Abrecht
Balle
Wilkins
Rice
Dr. Pepper
Price Bros
Swamley
Ramsburg
Tucker
Kelly
Staley
Gardner
Robertaun
Scorere-Taylor
Price Bros Softball Match and DeMolay Clash Preview
A City Softball League bulletin lists Price Bros facing DeMolay in a Wednesday game with 1 & S. and Dr Pepper also on the schedule. The card highlights Price Bros as a key team and notes listed opponents in upcoming play.
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Werber
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Marshall
Maynard
Mize Feldman
Barna
Schumacher
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Wide World Sports Communist
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