Yankees Win 1-0 as Raschi Tops Indians
Yankees end a losing skid with Vic Raschi tossing a 1-0 shutout against the Cleveland Indians before 66,743 at Cleveland. Three singles in separate innings by Bob Kennedy Jim Hogan and Bob Feller limited the offense as Feller took his 8th loss against 10 wins.
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Cleveland
Big Vic
Raschi
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bob Kennedy
Jim Hogan
Bob Feller
Feller
Yankees
Gran Hamper
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
del Ennis
Dick Sisler
Howie Pollet
Hamner
Boston Braves
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kenny Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reds
Newcombe
Reds
Whitey Lockman
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Dave Koslo
Ray Mueller
Bob Kuzava
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Sam Chapman
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Don Lenhardt
Rey Sievers
Dick Kokos
St. Louis
Chico Carrasque
Joe Erantt
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Scores and Schedule Mix of Night Games
Results yesterday include New York beating Cleveland 1 0 while Philadelphia topped St. Louis 12 9 and Washington defeated Detroit 5 2. Other scores noted Chicago 3 Boston 2 and Detroit 2 but today Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland headline a full slate along with Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago. A night game schedule follows. A road trip to Mount Capulin crater rim notes extinct volcano details. Experts compare costs for drastic TV programming versus radio.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Mount Capulin
New Mexico
Pet Detroit
Boston Orneee
Washington Owe
Dr Pepper Plans Delayed for Maryland State Tourney
Dr Pepper postpones all plans for the Maryland State Baseball Championship in Baltimore after drawing a bye. Manager Guy Ramsburg outlines a full roster with Reds Shaffer and Max Kehne set for mound duty and Frankie Rehmann backing up behind the plate. The Frederick club will travel with a strong lineup while veteran players prepare at the Armory before Sunday’s opener.
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Plana
Dr. Pepper
Maryland
Baltimore
Weild
Westminster
Ramsburg
Armory
Battlers
Pepper
Reds
Shaffer
Max Kehne
Frankie Rehmann
John Kennedy
Art Simon
Willow
George Wachter
Andy Anders
Mgr. Ramsburg
Bill Lyerly
Bud Kennedy
Bernie Norwood
Jim Cotter
Doug” Falk
Rowe
The
Peppers
John O'Neill
Wily
Frederick
Charles Holland
Doty
Chiz Staley
Staley Park Teenagers Rout McCurdy Field 47 to 5 in Softball
In City Recreation Commission Softball League play at Staley Park and McCurdy Field on Friday night the Staley Park teens crushed McCurdy Field 47 to 5 for the longest and highest scoring twilight league game. Three pitchers split the effort with Marsden allowing only two singles. Next week no softball games due to field meets. schedule resumes August 14. Weddle Bowers Marsden Angleberger Miller Bussard credited in the scoring.
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McCurdy
Staley Park
City Recreation Commission
Marsden
Recreation League
R. H . Staley Park
Weddle
Bowers
Angleberger
Miller
Bussard
Hamaville Faces Brunswick In Crucial State League Game
Hamaville travels to Brunswick Sunday at 2 p m EST in a key Mary land State League tussle. The visitors trail leaders Brunswick by two games with three remaining, while Point of Rocks eyes their own clash with Woodsboro. Brunswick seeks the pennant in a tight race as Don Dawson and Joe Kelly are held in readiness for the mound, and both clubs report top facilities.
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Maryland State Baseball League
Hamaville
Brunswick
Iamsville
E. W. Scheer Stadium
Railroaders
Don “Shelly” Dawson
Joe Kelly
Weekend baseball and softball schedule for Montgomery and surrounding leagues
Weekend schedule lists Sunday games across Montgomery County leagues with multiple matchups including Damascus at Frederick McCurdy Field and Colesville at Bethesda Silver Spring. Also notes Pt of Rocks at Woodsboro Strine Liberty at Mt. Airy and other Tri County and County Softball League games. VFW football practice announced for Tuesday at McCurdy Field after re sponsorship vote and prior year loss.
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Montgomery County League
Damascus
Frederick McCurdy
Colesville
Bethesda
Rockville
State League Pt. of Rocks
Woodsboro
Strine Liberty
Alry
Miller Ijamsville
Brunswick
Hargett
Donsife Rs New Market
Woodbine
Garer
VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mgr
Charley Green
Green
McCurdy Field
Bearden's knuckler sticks out as Chicago ace fades
Henry Greenberg notes Yankees and Red Sox out as Detroit and Cleveland loom in the American League race. Gene Bearden, once a rising star, falters with his famed knuckleball, losing control and confidence under pressure.
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Philadelphia
Henry Greenberg
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Indiana
Hank Greenberg
Detroits
Indians
Greenberg
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Ted Williams
Bosox
Henry Eugene Bearden
Hankus Pankus Greenberg
Lou Boudreau
TV Highlights New York Aug 5 Tele vision schedule review
A TV listing notes day and night programs by network NBC CBS and ABC for Sunday. Highlights include American Forum of the Air Control and Taxes One Man's Family Hawkins Falls and Cavalcade of Stars. Mentions day light standard time and top shows such as Lights Camera Action and Think Fast. X rays named by Wilhelm Rontgen are briefly referenced.
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New York
NBC
Hawkins Falls
CBS
ABC
Paul Whiteman
Dumont
Sheridan
Robert Q. Lewis
Radio schedule hints at diverse 1940s programs and talent
The fragment outlines a full Saturday radio lineup across WMAL with news, sports, variety shows, music, and dramatic programs. It mentions the Harmony Rangers, Rex Kouty, Joe DiMaggio show, Gene Autry, Houston Saturday dance, Grand Ole Opry, Hollywood Byline, Hopalong Cassidy, Hecoda Album, and The Shadow drama among many others. It also notes schedule times, some program titles, and several performers or hosts, indicating a packed, era-typical American radio day.
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Avealag
Abe
Joe DiMagdie
Che Hugo
Adlam Clayroont
Nts
Gene Autry
Moe
Norman Brakenashire
Ake
Mangers
Obs
Che Philovero
Aba
Guy Lonbardo
Basin Streat
Che
Abs
Chicago Theater
Grand Ole Opera
Nbha
Houston
Lancing
Cbe News & Lancing
Abho News & Dance
News, Frederick, Ma. August 5, 1958 Eleven
A compact item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Saturday August 5 1958 notes eleven as a key figure or score element in a local brief. The readable fragment preserves a hint of a sports or events reference labeled simply as Eleven.
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the News
Frederick
Civitan Club Beats Lions 8-3 In Civic Softball League
Civitan Club defeated Lions 8-3 at Staley Park Friday evening. Warren Smith allowed no walks, six runs came in the third after three consecutive bunts, with Bond and Offutt delivering key hits. Dick Shipley of the Lions made a standout fence catch. The Navajos are identified as the largest Indian tribe in the U S today per the National Geographic Society.
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Lions
Staley Park
Warren Smith
Civitan
Sullivan
Evans
Best
Bond
Offutt
Fadely
Dick Shipley
R H. Liong
Stup
Rhoades
W. Smith
Dutrow
U. S
The
National Geographic Society
National League scores and Civic Softball results
In the National League Boston defeated Chicago 10 to 2 and Philadelphia beat St. Louis 4 to 2. Brooklyn won 7 to 1 over Cincinnati and New York beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2. St Louis faced Philadelphia and Chicago played at Boston. Cincinnati played at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York. Civic Softball League Civilians 8 to 3 over Ldons. Game Monday NECA vs Optimists.
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Rosar
Holcombe
Scarborough
Mass
H. E. Pittsburgh
New York
Law
Dickson
McCullough
Jones
Kramer
Koslo
Westrum
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Raffensberger
Fox
Landrith Newcombe
Campanella
R H. CE St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Civic Softball League
Civitans
Ldons
Neca
Optimists
Philadelphia SL
Brooklyn Fa
St Louis
New York Ae
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Eddie Sachs
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Iron Man” DeVercelly
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NEA Sports Editor
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Johnny Beazley
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Salone Atairn
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Indianapolis
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Lions Optimists
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Hyattstown
Hyattstown, Maryland
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Toby the Boy
Texas
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Charlie Stull
Slugger Ventkloquist
Frank the Boy
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