Brunswick Clinches Pennant in Maryland League Rivalry
Brunswick defeated Yamaville 5 to 2 to clinch the Maryland State League pennant Sunday afternoon at Brunswick. Mt Alry beat Liberty 12 to 4 to stay in first division, and New Market topped Woodsboro 4 to 1 as Woodbine suffered its thirteenth straight loss. York County game details include Yamaville taking a 2–0 lead before Brunswick rallied with five runs in the eighth, highlighted by Wagner’s triple and a sequence culminating in five runs. Pitcher D. Dawson earned the win for Brunswick, with multiple hits from Grams Dixon and Lewis. Time 2:50.
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Zaharias Wins All-American Open Golf Title
Babe Zaharias, 35, won the All-American women's open with an eight-under-par 296 at Tom O'Shanter, taking the $900 first prize. Patty Berg second at 306, Louise Suggs 311, Beverly Hanson 315. Earlier, Dave Douglas led the Tom O'Shanter pro tour with 141 midway, Ed Furgol close at 142, Skee Riegel 143. Jake Wade pitched a 2-0 no-hit, no-run win for Buffalo over Syracuse in the International League.
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Baseball game summary at New Market and Woodbine
New Market scored 15 and Woodbine 6 in a high scoring game. Key moments included Fleming and Castle producing two-base hits and Fleming hitting a three-base hit. Mayne pitched for New Market with 9 strikeouts while Summers allowed 15. Bruchey, Fleming, and Grubbs led offense with multiple hits.
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Dizzy Trout Shuts Out Senators as Tigers Lead AL
Old Dizzy Trout blanked the Washington Senators 4 to 0 on seven hits to boost Detroit's American League lead to three games over the New York Yankees. The Yankees took second by routing the Indians 9 to 0 behind Tommy Byrne. In the National League, the St. Louis Cardinals swept Philadelphia to tighten the race as Boston and Chicago split. Johnny Sain won for Boston, while Max Lanier and Lary Jansen notched wins for St Louis and the Giants respectively. The Red Sox also swept Chicago in a twin bill, with Ellis Kinder delivering a grand slam in the opener. The Browns beat Philadelphia, moving out of last place.
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Damascus Mauls Hustlers Defeats Union Bridge In Tight Showdown
Damascus overwhelms Union Bridge as Middletown remains unbeaten with a 3 4 0 2 tally. Creagerstown pitcher holds Middletown to two runs while Sheffer and Stroup shine with power and steals. Buckeystown and Lander also post wins as Mount St Marys receives an invite to pre season workouts from Buddy Jeannette of the Baltimore Bullets.
Two-base hits and errors mark Damascus game
Two-base hits by Du vall Garber Shank Shaffer Unger and Watkins highlight a game in Damascus. Purdum earned the win with two walks, Null struck out four, and Unger took the loss. Double plays Bloom to Garber Sensency to Murray to H Snapp aided defense as Smith and Culler officiated. Scorer Haney recorded the score.
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Flam Captures Eastern Grass Court Singles Championship
Herb Flam of Beverly Hills won the eastern grass court singles title in South Orange, defeating Vic Seixas of Philadelphia 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 on a rain-soaked court after a four hour delay. Doris Hart claimed the women’s title by beating Louise Brough 6-4, 9-7 in a tight final.
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Two Teams Tie For Heart of Maryland Loop Lead
Myersville and New Windsor share the lead as Picketts Corner no show. New Windsor edges Mt Airy 9 to 5 in seven innings at New Windsor. Thurmont beats Day 20 to 7 and is later awarded a forfeit after Day players left field following a disputed call. Four of New Windsor’s 14 runs were earned.
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Swimming Party At Beach Called Off
Colonial Beach Virginia August six news recounts a colored group seeking equal access to the public beach amid tension and threats of violence. After mayor Norman F Brewington urged restraint the party was postponed while leaders threaten a return. Police and locals fear renewed clashes if the beach is used by Negro swimmers.
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Md State Baseball League Scores and Upcoming Games
Brunswick defeated Wamsaville 5 to 2 and Woodsboro beat Pt. of Rocks 5 to 3. New Market routed Woodbine 15 to 6 and Mt. Airy upset Liberty 12 to 9. Next Sunday Brunswick visits New Market Hamsville goes to Woodbine Mt. Airy visits Pt. of Rocks Woodsboro hosts Liberty.
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Tri County League Scores From Weekend Matches
Walkersville beat Lovettsville 13 2 in a pairing showing Creagerstown at Lander and Walkersville at Lovettsville Cubs Buckeystown faced Middletown and Middletown edged Creagerstown 9 2 Doubs defeated Lovettsville 13 2 Broad Run met Doubs and Creagerstown hosted Lander in the league standings.
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Baseball Scores and Odd Butterfly Note
Baseball results show American League lines with Boston 9 Chicago 4 New York 9 Cleveland 0 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 4 Washington 0 Also Detroit 9 Washington 8 Cleveland 4 New York 2 Boston 12 Chicago 7 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 0 A note mentions zebra butterflies using sleeping bushes as roosting spots.
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Mountaindale Takes Softball League Lead
Mountaindale moved into first place in the County Softball League by sweeping a doubleheader over the Brunswick Eagles 12 to 4 and 2 to 0. Newell Esterly pitched both Mountaindale victories, shutting out Urbana in the postgame nightcap after a decisive first game. Steve Boswell homered in the opener, with Haller also collecting two hits. Jefferson moved up to third after beating Urbana in both games, 34 to 6 and 18 to 4, as Ballenger slipped to second. First-game lines mention strong early runs by Jefferson, while Urbana’s brief five-inning games produced one-sided scores.
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Voemik Reported Seriously Ill In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City August 0 Joe Vosmik manager of the Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas League fainted at his home yesterday and was rushed to a hospital. He had missed three weeks in mid season while seeking treatment for stomach ulcers in Cleveland. Club officials said he was seriously ill. Vosmik began in independent baseball with Frederick in 1929 and later played for the Cleveland Indians before managing locally.
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Dr Pepper team to drill in Baker Park before title game
Dr Pepper players will drill this evening at Baker Park on the lower diamond as they prepare for the first State title game next Sunday against Trenton A. C. Trenton A. C. scored four runs in the ninth yesterday in Baltimore to beat Glen Arms 4 to 2.
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Frederick County League Saturday Results Report
Frederick County League standings show Summit with 3 points, Thurmont 12, Damascus 21, Union Bridge 4. Mt. Airy Middletown game was called by mutual consent.
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