Inning Homer Wins for Cubs in Extra Frames
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 2-1 after a late-inning rally and an eleventh inning homer by Nichol, overcoming a Bert Haas error that broke a shutout. Also note White Sox defeat Tigers 4-2 and Dodgers top Phillies 5-0.
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Chisago
Bill
Rudy Yorks
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Johnny Hopp
Frank McCormick
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
George Munger
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milnger
Pirates
Ralph Branca
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Jake Jones
Sam Mele
Tommy Henrich
New
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Dickey
Hustlers Even Series At 1 All
Hustlers tied the game 7 7 with Charles Town after a 7 6 win at Charles Town. Ford hit a key triple and Bridenbaker fanned ten as Hustlers overcome early deficit. Crowd saw speed and double plays amid a 2 05 time. Next, Hustlers host Washington’s Duffees Tavern Sunday at McCurdy Field.
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Frederick
Bbat
Ford
Charles Town
Plos
Bridenbaker
West Virginians
Washington
Duffees Tavern
Maryland
McCurdy Field
E. Hieronmous
Walters
Harding
Bond
Ashton
Bowers
Willingham
Hummer
Hildebrand
Jones
Wagner
Snyder
Marendt
DeLauter
Remsburg
Angleberger
Inniings
Lustlers
Hustlers
Hieronmons
Stout
Councilman Pushes Maryland Lottery to Aid City Funds
Baltimore councilman William Bennett announced steps to legalize a Maryland lottery expected to return at least 9 million dollars to city and county coffers. He plans toIntro a city council resolution backing sweepstakes and to seek a bill for the special legislative session Governor Lane will call, aimed at removing the constitutional ban with voter approval. The plan would run the lottery in connection with major Maryland horse races.
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Baltimore
William Bennett
Bennett
Bureau of Legislative Reference
General Assembly
Lane
Maryland
Sunday Games Highlight Maryland State League Schedule
Sunday softball and league games feature multiple matchups across towns including Woods borost Nameville New Market at Liberty and Mt Airy at Frederick Umpires assign with Wright Shook Gardner and Donsife. The Pennant goes to Buckeystown as Den 24 Yellow Spring wins July glory while North Market Sixteenth Street earns honorable mention. Arctic huskies note ends.
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Maryland
DEN
Cub Pack
Buckeystown
Yellow Spring den
Den 24
G. Ross- Twentey
Ronnie Twentey
Yellow Springs Boys
Denner
Jackie Kehne
Leonard Twentey
Albert Shultz
Athletics To Hold Baseball School Here
Connie Mack plans to hold a Philadelphia Athletics baseball school in Frederick August 18 23. Instructors include Joe Boley Dutch Brennan and Bennie Griest. Local aspirants 17 to 22 report at McCurdy Field at 10 a.m. for tryouts and classwork. Candidates must bring their own uniform glove and shoes. Morning and afternoon sessions will run all week as Athletics farm teams seek new material.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Frederick
Joe Boley
A’s
John “Dutch” Brennan
Baltimore
the Athletics
Bennie Griest
McCurdy Field
Brennan
Legislature Faulted By Maryland Legion Over Veterans Policy
Maryland Legion delegates hear a critical report from legislative committee chairman William H. McGrath. The Maryland Department of the American Legion annual convention enters its third day as observers note the legislature’s stance on veterans issues lacks the pre-war fervor and requires scrutiny.
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Baltiste
Maryland Department of the American Legion
William H. McGrath
House of Delegates
Prince Georges County
Veterans Legislation Sparks House and Senate Critique
A Maryland legislative committee chided the 1947 body for being unfriendly to veterans with Leroy Pumphrey named as a critic of veterans bills. The panel also opposed a bill on subversive organizations holding state office, citing opposition within the House Judiciary committee and noting the Senate chair backed the stance. The session adjourned as delegates eyed tonight’s parade while a Virginia fire in Harrisonburg damaged a feed company warehouse and nearby storage tanks.
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Tezion
McGrath
Montgomery County
Leroy Pumphrey
Prince Georges County
House of Delegates
William P. Bolton
Judiciary Committee
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Bolton
Baltimore County
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Chevrolet Sales Notice on Prices and Deliveries
Stylemaster 5 Pass. as Town Sed Dr. Sed Fleetmaster 5 Pass. Ope Town Sedan 31 353 Dr. Sedan We have cancelled no orders or listings except where requested by customers or where customers have purchased a current model car Until production stabilizes we cannot promise definite delivery times We appreciate customers patience and deliveries as fast as new Chevrolets are available Do not pay more than regular established prices for a new car and keep your present vehicle in repair.
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Boston
Oo Raschi
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Berra
Hughson, Dorish
Harris
Tebbetts
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Cleveland
Kinder
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Gettel
Hegan
Cincinnati
Chicago
Blackwell
Lamanno
Mueller
Schmitz
Scheffing
McCullough
RK &E
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Brooklyn
Leonard
Seminick
Branca
Edwards
Pittsburgh
Ostermuller
Bagby and Howell
Munger and Rice
Rk & E
Voiselle
Shoun
Karl
Johnson
Cannelli
Kennedy
Trinkle
Tott
W. Cooper
Fox Kayoes Kochan
Billy Fox
Georgie Kochan
Madison Square Garden
Fox
Kochan
Middletown
William
Sheer
Orphans Court
Frederick County
East Main Street
Sharpsburg
Burkitsville
G. Millard Holter
Bessie C. Holter
Wiliam M. Sheffer
William M. Shefer
Stella V. Kefauver
East
Willam M Sheffer
William $_ Routzahn
William M. Sheffer
Lewis P. Miller
H. Kieffer Delauter
Hewane
Maryland Lottery
Louis Merryman
Guernsey
Timonium, MD
Louis Md
Merryman and Sons
Sparks, MD
Pat
Harrisville
Harmony
Broad Run
Clemsonville
Jefferson
Brunswick
Ballenger
Catoctin Iile
Montgomery County Court House
Rockville
C.S.T
Potomac River
Dickerson
White's Ferry
Carroll A. Shreve
Margaret E. Shreve
Fisk
Blue Ridge Mountains
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Valley of the Potomac
Mt. Ephram
W. Jerome Offutt
R. Edwin Brown
John E. Oxley Basil L. Carr
John W. Null
Trustees
Hampshire
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Texas
International
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Mt. Ararat Farms
Port Deposit
D.S.T
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Millard E. Tydings
Havre de Grace
Cooperative Hampshire Breeders
State Fair Grounds
Timonium
Vere S. Culver
MGR
Forest Grove Church
Greenfield Bridge
WYT
Dunioggin
T. B
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Little Genius
New Idea
Deering
Victor Electric
H.P
Stewart
George W. Horman, JR
Emmert R. Bowlus
Frederick, Maryland
RL. Kelly
DOSH
Farrow
Farmall
DODGE
Catile Races International
G. Edward
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Frederick, Md
RK. L. Kelly
Johnsville
Libertytown
Ontario
Idea
Jamesway
Fairbanks
Oliver
Myers
Manila
Stewart Electric
HB. P
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GMC
E. Earl Haifleigh
Union Bridge
Harry Trout & Son
Ralph P. Weybright
Leslie Q. Repp
David C. Griffin
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Griffin
N. Court St
Howard A. Gross
Market St
Third St
South St
Howard
Court St
Harry E. Mohler
Macadam Rd
Macadam Road
East Third Street
R. L. Zentz
Zentz Street
Zealty Towertown
M. D. Harp Agency
Military Rd
9Th Street
3Rd St
Lee Place
E. South
Harp Agency
Pythian Castle
Gordon W. Spurrier
Gaylord Brooks & CO
Point of Rocks
North Court ST
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Monocacy River
P. B. Roop
New Windsor
P. Luther Ride
FHA
Washington Highway
Gettysburg
P. Luther Rice and Son Real Estate
Harold U. Frushour
Sompensetom
Harold U Srushour
Ralph W. Boyer
Murray C. Bohn
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Marker St
Hyattstown
Walnut Street
Grayson
Mercer & Sons
E. Cramer & Son
Frederick City
Lewistown
Braddock
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
N. Court St Frederick
F.C. Rogers
Thurmont
Baltimore Bharkens
F.C
Rogers Court
State Road
New Midway
Burer
Sturray C. Sohn
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
KEY Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Arthi
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