A's And Yanks Split Double Attraction
New York Aug 10, Philadelphia Athletics defeat Red Ruffing for four hits in one inning and beat the Yankees 4 1 in the opener Bud Blair triples in the seventh to drive in the decisive run Ernie Bonham wins the nightcap over the Yankees 3 2 after a six hit effort Ruffing and Fowler duel in opener Bonham holds Harris to seven hits in the second game Hitting helps take both ends of the twin bill for Washington the Senators beat Boston 9 3 in the twilight and 1 0 in the nightcap Bruce Campbell triples with bases loaded to spark the late win Chicago White Sox extend their win streak to nine with a 3 1 victory over Cleveland at night sessions
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Boy Catches Largest Crappie at Culler Lake by Local Youth
Douglas Falk, a 12 year old from Frederick area, claimed to have caught the largest crappie of the season at Culler Lake. The 14 inch, 26 ounce fish was proudly shown at The News-Post office by Falk Monday evening. He used a plug, prefers it over live bait, and plans to have his picture taken before deciding what comes next.
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Gorina
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press recap
Bud Blair, Athletics, and Ernie Bonham starred as Yankers win first game while Bonham allows six hits to win second. Sid Hudson and Walt Masterson of the Senators beat the Red Sox, Masterson pitching five hit shutout. Rob Elliott of the Pirates triples with bases loaded to spark a win over the Cardinals. Bob Kennedy of the White Sox collects two hits and two runs in a victory over the Indians. Kirby Highe of the Dodgers shines as Shulautt Foues on four hits.
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Athletics
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Sid Hudson
Walt Masterson
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Red Sox
Rob Elliott
Pirates
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League Leaders By The Associated Press American and National Leagues
The AP league leaders show Willliame of Boston leading batting with .344 and DiMaggio of New York at .397, Williams with 24 home runs for Boston, and Reiser of Brooklyn topping hitting with 340. In the National League, Reiser leads batting at .340, Medwick 191 hits for Brooklyn, Mize with 19 homers for New York, and French 11 1/ in pitching for Brooklyn.
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Roundup: Feuds, Umpires, and Army Football Notes
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr weighs in on baseball feuds at Ebbets Field, Ford Frick’s fines for managers and pitchers, and the notion of forfeited games. It surveys trotters, Dizzy Dean’s return tease, family ties in baseball, naval academy appointments, and Cy Plirman’s minor league umpire lineage. Also notes from Fort Bragg on Army football selectors, Yale versus meat company headlines, and coaching movements for the West Coast Army squad.
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Mike | Jacobs
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Bob Chambers
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Rose
Dodgers Win Despite Only Three Hits Inning Twilight Game
Brooklyn wins 6-0 over Philadelphia as Kirby Higbe holds Phils to four safeties and Pete Reiser, Dolph Camilli, and Pee Wee Reese supply the offense. Dodgers regain a nine game NL lead over St Louis after Pirates beat them earlier. Hoerst starts for Phils. Hoerst leaves after five innings.
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Phuts
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Pee Wee Reese
Ike Pearson
Hoerst
Dolph Camilli
Si Johnson
Frederick Iron and Steel Tops Price Bros in Wet Diamond Thriller
Frederick Iron and Steel edged Price Bros 8 to 6 in a slippery Baker Park game. Deacon Dutrow and Luke Murray starred in wet outfields as Iron and Steel moved into a tie for third with Dr Pepper. Price Bros built an early lead but the Steelmen answered with solid hitting in the first innings and pulled away late in the game.
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Yesterday's Results in Baseball Standings
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 0, Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 6 0, with only these results recorded. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. no other games are scheduled.
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Cincinnati
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Sports score lines and upcoming games in early season slate
Philadelphia defeated New York 4-2 while New York lost 1-3 to Washington as Washington led 9-1 and Boston routed 3-0. Chicago posted 3, Cleveland 1, Detroit visits Cleveland while Washington visits Philadelphia and Chicago travels to St Louis, Boston hosts New York.
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City Softball League F 1 S 8 Price Bros 6
Charley Keller was the sole member of the Big Three to play yesterday. Keller went 1 for 3 with an RBI in the first game and went 0 for 4 in the nightcap. Hemsley did not play for the Yankees. A forfeit was claimed by YMCA players when Barbara Fritchie Cabins failed to show for a scheduled game for the second time, with grounds cited as too wet to play.
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Feszeke
Crucial Game Booked In Mt State League
The Mt Airy and Ijamsville clash looms after WLB Red Burall signals league-wide backing to reshuffle schedule. Burall seeks to end ties by August 9 tilts and move games to Sunday August 15 to settle standings amid civic pride in Mt Airy and Ijamsville.
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Former Thurmont Star Beaned By Hutchinson
Charlie Clarke a former Thurmont baseball star was beaned by Freddie Hutchinson’s fast pitch in Norfolk and taken to Naval Hospital for treatment. Clarke had earlier injured himself at McCurdy Field chasing a ball. The Naval Training Station Sailors beat Cameo Furniture 3 to 0 with Cartin’s seventh inning homer delivering the win.
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Dorothy Dix Style Says Selling Daughters for Marriage Is Selfish
Dorothy Dix condemns mothers who press daughters into loveless marriages for money or security. She argues such acts wreck families, fuel divorces, and should be stopped by mothers earning their own living. The column condemns parental manipulation and urges self reliance among mothers.
Scientists Set 1000-Foot Ceiling for Planes
Scientists declare the maximum altitude achievable with current aircraft to be 1000 feet, contrasting with today’s record around 36,000 feet. The statement frames limits of present airframe designs and propulsion. It notes a wide gap between theoretical ceiling and experimental achievements.
Welles chaos and Paramount muddles roil Hollywood
Hollywood reels with Orson Welles amid studio turmoil and contract fights. Welles prepares a long return to work as RKO battles over Ambersons and Journey Into Fear. Paramount drops Vera Corrine as Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls after casting and makeup delays.
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Russian Officials Understand Situation
Moscow Aug 10 Admiral William H Standley said he found disappointment among Russians that no second front has been opened in Western Europe yet, but Soviet officials are not impatient or ready to quit. He added that Russians believe the second front depends on strategic conditions and should be left to strategists. He noted no indication of any Russian inclination to withdraw.
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