Creagerstown Defeats Lovettsville in 14-Strikeout Classic
In a two team baseball clash Creagerstown beat Lovettsville 14 to 11. Eaves and Blower hit home runs for Creagerstown while H Cooper starred with a three-base hit and two runs. Heatherly earned the win with Rollison taking the loss as the game stretched to 2 hours and 30 minutes. Umpire Miller and scorer Katherine Byrne counted the run spree and errors.
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Kelly
Willard
Axline
Green
Clem
M. Strailman
Creagerstown
Fraley
Blower
Ss. Plummer
If. Heatherly
J. Potts
Rf. Rollison
P. Sandower
H. Cooper
C. ‘ Hoffman
Prf
Lovettsvile
Creag'town
Lovettsville
Eaves
F. Long
H. Frye
Heatherly
Kolb
Hoffman
Rollison
Fleming
Flemings
E. Long
G. Lare
Miller
Catherine Byrne
Middletown
Walkersville
Valley
Stroup
Keller
Zimmerman
Strobel
Walkersville AB
Shafer
E. Stroup
Sheffler
Horine
Butts
Cf Miller
Zeigler
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Bulls
Hormne
Stauffer
Baker
P. Stroup
Murphby
Shock
Creagerstown Stays In Front After Sunday Wins
Creagerstown beat Lovetsville 14-11 to stay a half game ahead of runner-up Middletown, who crushed Walkersville 18-5 in Tri-County Baseball League play. Buckeystown edged Broad Run 4-2 while Lander overcame Doubs 11-10. Details note Heatherly’s relief win for Creagerstown, Buckeystown’s late rally aided by Page and Jim Kelly, and Middletown’s late offense against Walkersville.
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Creagerstown
Lovetsville
Middletown
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Broad Run
Doubs
Heatherly
Broad
Pres Willard
Ken Kelly
Jack Page
Jim Kelly
Lander
Garrett
Myersville and Day battle for first in Heart of Maryland League
Myersville beat Bolivar 18-6 to pull into a first place tie with Day. Harmony crushed Iamsville Methodists 13-8. Lisbon upset Day 14-13, Mt. Airy and Damascus postponed. Day outhit Lisbon but fell short in ninth. Babe Zaharias wins O Shanter open, pad with 1000 dollars. Rawls runner up. Suggs third.
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Myersville
Bolivar
Heart of Maryland
Harmony
Sjamsville Methodists
Lisbon
Mt. Airy
Damascus
Day
R HE. Day
Witinaeinde
Bowles
Haugh
Pickett
Biddinger
Gordon
Main
Tri-County League Sunday Results Summary
Buckeystown 4 beat Broad Run 2. Creagerstown 14 defeated Lovettsville 11. Lander 11 edged Doubs 10. Middletown 18 overcame Walkersville 5. Games next Sunday open for postponed play.
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Buckeystown
Broad Run
Creagerstown
Lovettsville
Lander
Doubs
Middletown
Walkersville
Playolte
Top clubs win double bills in Maryland league
In a seven inning set, Tjamsville pounded Woodbine 19 to 1, then 30 to 1, to stay atop the Maryland State Baseball League. Linton earned the opener win allowing four hits, while Poole yielded two safeties in the nightcap. Crone and Lyerly hit homers, as did Specht and Smith, for a decisive Tjamsville double-header.
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Maryland ‘State Baseball League
Tjamsville
Woodbine
Linton
Poole Stingier
Crone
Lyerly
Specht
Smith
Woodsbors
Liberty
Dorsey
Woodsboro
Long
Rollins
Mt. Alry
Point of Rocks
Eastern
Green
H. Gartrell
Orndorff
Haif
Brachey
Westernport Captures Title In Junior Legion Series
Westernport wins 3 0 at home to take the district title and advance to the Maryland state finals at Baltimore. In a three game set against Frederick’s Francis Scott Key, Westernport’s five run sixth inning and costly calls shaped the outcome as Key rallied late but fell 9 7. Raines earned the win for Westernport with solid relief while Carpenter, W Clem, and Bailey contributed on defense and offense.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Westernport
Western Maryland
American Legion
Batlmore
McCurdy Field
Lightner
Westerport
Carpenter
Westernporters
Bull Clem
Key Post
Gary Angleberger
Raines
Angleberger
Key
Noffsinger
Raines and
Bailey
W. Clem
Weddle
Sunday High School Basketball Scores Maryland League
In Maryland League play Lisbon beat Day 13 to 14, Harmony 13, Tjams Meth 8, Myersville 18, Bolivar 6, while Mt Airy Damascus game was postponed.
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Lisbon
Harmony
Myersville
Bolivar
Mt Airy-Damascus
Md State Baseball: Ijamsville earns win over Woodbine
Ijamsville 22 Woodbine 1 in seven innings. Crone and Lyerly homer, Murray two base hits, Poole and Specht three base hits. Foole winning pitcher. Hall losing. Keister and Hartman each pitched. umpire William Lyerly. Open date for postponed playoffs.
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Woodbine AB
HL O. A. E. Keister
Mackenzie
Haines
Smith
Cow
Keefer
Harman
Hall
Hansberger
Ridgely
Tjamsville Martz
Cf Specht
Warner
Lyerly
Murray
Marendi
Linton
Wagner
Speechi
Specht
Martz
Marendt
Staley
Lin
Ijamsville
Woodbine
Hamsville
Poole
D. Wagner
Crone
T Wagner
Holland
Hartman
Keister
T. Warner
Foole
Pole
Innnings
Umvire
William Lyery
Charles E. Moylandr
Frederick County League Results and Next Week Matchups
Union Bridge beat Thurmont 5 to 4 while Middletown defeated Damairy 12 to 5 in Saturday Frederick County League games. Next Saturday Middletown hosts Thurmont and Damairy visits Union Bridge for another round of league play.
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Union Bridge
Thurmont
Middletown
Damairy
Washington Pontiacs edged in doubleheader at McCurdy Field
Local softball doubleheader produced a surprise as AMVETS of the City Softball League defeated the Pontiac men 6-3 and SECA’s Girls’ League edged Washington women 7-6. The Pontiac teams requested a rematch at McCurdy Field while AMVETS eye Maryland Championship play in Baltimore.
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Washington
Pontiac
McCurdy Field
Amvets
South End Civic Association
Maryland
Baltimore
Sykesville
SECA
Ann Willis
Smith
Willis
Herndon
Teagan and Witt
RHE
Pontiac Sc
Liberty rally tops Woodsboro in high school baseball clash
Liberty runs 10 Woodsboro 6 in a game highlighted by Rollins and Shook with home runs. Trout Sickle Shook added two-base hits. Rollins and Shook hit three-base hits. Liberty pitchers struck out eight by Dorsey and Rollins. Umpire Wachter. Time two hours. Scorer Mrs. Myers.
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Woodsboro
Liberty
Trout
Sickle
Shook
Rollins
Silden
Joy
Weddle
Powell
Shankle
Bell
Dorsey
Stockman
Wachter
Myers
V. L. Pets
Union Bridge AB
R. H. O. A. E. Jefferson
Shaffer
P Ballenger
Spencer
LeGore
Gernand
J Urbana
Garber
Adamstown
W. Fritz
Repp
Sprange
Rf Beard
Shank
Rf QO
Fritz
Thurmont AB
Sweeney
Clark
Rf Calimer
P Brown
Harbaugh
Lare
McCrea
Fraley
Valentine
Cf Pittinger
al Et Ee Se
Thurmont Union Bridge
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Calimer
Brown
Beard
Middletown Grabs Doubleheader In County Softball
In Frederick County league action Middletown swept a doubleheader over Ballenger and Jefferson, with Adamstown beating Thurmont 9-2. Jeffers onstaged a comeback in game one, while LeGore and Adams led Adamstown in game two as both teams combined for a flurry of errors and timely hitting.
Adamstown Faces Ballenger In County Softball Action
In Adamstown versus Ballenger, Adamstown starts with 4-8 record while Ballenger sits at 0-9. Jefferson 5-9, Ballenger 1-2 in the league standings as Urbana visits Jefferson for a separate game.
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Ballenger
Adamstown
Urbana
Jefferson
Baseball Standings and Tonight's AL Matchups
American League standings show Chicago at top with six wins five losses and Washington at five. Cleveland six six and Philadelphia three three. New York six four. St. Louis two three. Detroit three eight. Boston one five. Tonight Cleveland and Philadelphia split scores. New York eleven over St. Louis three. Detroit two Boston one. Washington five Chicago zero. Games today feature Washington at New York and Chicago at Detroit. other clubs not scheduled. night game.
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
W. L. Pet. P
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Philadelphia , Athletics
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bubba Church
Philadelphia Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Kiner
Pirates
Phils
Church
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
B. E
Stuart
Swift
Ginsberg
Parnell Kinder
Wight
Rosar
Evans
Trucks
Cain
Borowy
Masterson
Stobbs
Taylor
Moss
Lemon
Tebbetts
Kellner
Scheib
Tipton
E. Cleveland
Sridbel
Wynn
Hogan
Martin
Shantz
Astroth
R. H. Ez
Garver
Lollar
Lopat
Berra
R . St. Louis
Cashe
Pillette
Batts
Reynolds
Ostrowski
Kretlow
Mass
Starr
Moreno
Consuegra
Kluttz
Steray
RHH E
Seminick
Friend
Walsh
Werle
Law
Hiller
Dubiel
Kelly
Burgess
Owen
R H. E. Boston
Nichols
Estock
Paine
Chipman
Sam
St. Claire
MeLish
Leonard
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Schmitz Erskine
Campanella
Erautt
Beverly
Pramesa
Cincinnati A
Branca
Walker
Fox
Smith
Stranahan Clinches All American Golf Title In August Win
Frank Stranahan, cheered by a 5000-strong crowd, captured his fourth straight All-American amateur golf crown at Tom O'Shanter. He shot 75 in the final round for 286, two under par, six strokes ahead of Gardner Dickinson who finished 292.
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W. L Pet
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Stranahan
Frank Stranahan
Tom O'Shanter
Toledo
Gardner Dickinson
Dothan
Ala Dickinson
Frankie
Interior Announces Fall Migratory Bird Hunting Rules
Secretary Chapman released next fall hunting regulations for migratory game birds not waterfowl. Waterfowl rules to follow late August. Open seasons by flyway set for doves rails gallinules and certain ducks with limits including mourning doves eight in Atlantic states and various daily bag caps. Shooting hours half an hour before sunrise to half an hour before sunset.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
C Capman
Fish and Wildlife Service
Delaware
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Atlantic
Flam And Seixas Triumph In United States Davis Cup Victory
Flam and Seixas defeated Mexican rivals to keep the U S young Davis Cup team undefeated in the American zone finals, with Flam beating Rolando Vega 6-3, 6-3 6-3 and Seixas debuting with a 6-3 8-6 6-1 win over Mario Lamas. The Americans advance to meet Canada for the zone title in Montreal next Friday.
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Rye
N. Y
Herbie Flam
Los Aengeles
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
United States
Flam
Rolando Vega
Rolando
Armando
Swank Westchester Country Club
Sexias
Mario Lamas
Setaxas
Art Larsen
U. S
Sam
Montreal
Canada
Cuba
Frank Shields
Japan
Louisville
Mexico
Baseball Owners To Hold Secret Meeting
New York August 5 16 major league owners meet at the Waldorf Astoria to choose a successor to Commissioner Chandler with five top candidates named plus one or two more. Baseball plans a 75000 yearly salary and will seal the pick after intense scrutiny. Also Silver Spring defeats Sharptown 3-1 to reach State finals with 16 year old Russell Duffey the winning pitcher. Tri-County League managers plan a meeting at Frederick YMCA to arrange postponed games and start the season early around Lake Pungo.
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New York
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
A. B. Chandler
Big Aa
Douglas MacArthur
James A. Farley
Warren Giles
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Associated Press
Baseball
Chandler
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Pearl
Danner
D. Carey Beachley
Cook
Carey
Rice
Pearl George
Fry
Beachley
Summers
Maught
Himes
R. Huffer
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C. Beachley
Ranberger
J. Page
Lenhart
Ss Snyder
R. Page
K. Kelly
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R. Hoffer
Ranneberger
Snyder
Batls
Iamsville
Methodists
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Grabbs
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Scott
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Jim Palmer
Reeder
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P. Koogle
Palmer
Kline
Frankie Sheffer
Bolivaratta
Gilroy
Moser
Kuhn
Babe
Babe Zaharias
Betsey Rawls
Austin
Tex
Miss Rawls
Mrs. Zaharias
Fabulous Babe
A Vs Rawls
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Tri-County League
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Bolivar Woodbine AB H A E
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Haines, Ss
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Ifansberger
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Nelson Fox
Griffith Stadium
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Salisbury
Silver Spring American Legion
Sharptown
Russell Duffey
Montgomery Blair
Dick Burke
Gonzaga High School
Howard Bialk
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
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