Camilli Hits 19th Homer As Team Wins 2
Brooklyn Dodgers sweep a doubleheader from the Boston Braves 10 to 4 and 7 to 3 as Camilli belted his 18th and 19th homers. Curt Davis shut out the first game, Whitlow Wyatt won the nightcap, and the Braves were limited to two runs total through the two games.
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Dolph Camilli
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Curt Davis
Braves
Mee Ino
Manuel Salvo
Camilli
Johnny Hutchings
Willard Donovan
No. 19
Whitlow Wyatt
Tom Earley
Dodger
Wyatt
Johnny Cooney
Nanny Fernandez
City Softball League Reworks Next Week's Schedule
The Junior City Softball League released a rearranged schedule due to rainouts and wet grounds. President William Feezko announced games will run each evening except Thursday and Saturday, with August 17–21 official matchups listed across venues including Barbara Fritchie Cabins and DeMolay Junior venues.
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de Molay Juncor
Barbara Fritchie
Tasty Shop
DeMolay Junior
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Bright Spot
Lazy B Ranch rodeo tours to cities with new stock
Maryland promoter Bonet announces Lazy B Ranch rodeo on Reich's Ford Road Sun day with new bucking horses and Lone Star champion Johnny Lane. Tour cities include Petersburg Virginia Terre Alta West Virginia Cumberland Maryland Berkeley Springs. Fort Worth staged show features Murray and new rodeo lineup with Brahma bulls and trained ponies.
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Ford Road
Boost
Maryland
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Bonet
Petersburg
Terre Alta
W. Va
Cumberland
Frederick
Berkeley Springs
W Va
Rodco
Bob Murray
Ft Worth
Texas
Murray
Southwest
Madison Square Garden
Ihampion
Laz
Boss
Bopet
Establish Ruff Then Hold Lead in Bridge Play
In a bridge column by William El McKenney, declarer wins the opening diamond king, ruffs in dummy, and faces a club lead that tests cross ruff strategy. A parallel table reaches a different result with the same contract, illustrating the cross ruff plan to conserve entries and avoid losing the lead. Also notes looming mail delivery cuts due to personnel and vehicle shortages, with potential local adjustments by postmasters while overall service aims to stay sufficient.
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Card Authority
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Roe Rou
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South
Washington
Tnen
Ijamsville To Play Mt. Airy Sunday Baseball Clash
Mt Airy faces Ijamsville in a Sunday game featuring a local roster with Bill Wagner guiding Mt Airy. Standouts include George Main Ham Wagner Legs Lowman Jack Hardy Zeek Watkins Pit Scheel and Tink Norris. Ijamsville counters with Sherwood MacKenzie adding big league appeal as Clash Castle battles Norris in a community event promising strong local support.
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Ujamsville
Mt. Airy
Bill Wagner
George Main
Ham Wagner
Legs Lowman
Nathan Butler
Guyer Penn
Jack Hardy
Zeek Watkens
Pit Scheel
Tink Nossis
Control
Carpenter
Tink” Norris
Tri-County
Damascus
Howard County
Zeek Watkins
Charlie Routzaho
Norman Hood
Charlie Moylan
Ijamsville
Ijamsville Boosters
Sherwood MacKenzie
Chicago Cubs
Iamsville
MacKenzie
Clash Castle
Tink Norris
Damascus Star
Charles E. Morlan
Tramsville Boosters
Tron Workers Climb In Softball League
Frederick Iron and Steel Company moved into second place by beating DeMolays 12 to 4 in the City Softball League at Baker Park upper diamond. Six hits and three walks sparked an eight run second inning for the Steelers before DeMolay’s Loy homer closed the scoring in the fourth. Pitchers were Fink and Abrecht for the Iron and Steel team with Esterly, Brachey, Rhoderick, and McLaren contributing offensively.
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Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Baker Park
Steelers
Brachey
Esterly
Fink
Abrecht
DeMolas
Loy
FIL& S Co
DeMolay
Battenes Esterly
Buzz Rhoderick
McLaren
Roundup of sports notes and events across the circuit
New York roundups report on Lou Boudreau’s Indians sales pitch to Cleveland and a 25 thousand dollar salary, while Salisbury, Maryland’s Jack Brown shows steady earnings at Roosevelt. Bud Rosar’s Buffalo setback and Sugar Ray Robinson bout are noted, with Fort Morgan Colorado beet sugar ties and Santa Rosa harness running fair. Other items include Wilmington Clippers as independents, Wichita defense-backed pro team, and rising golf attendance.
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Alva Bradley
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Indians
Cleveland
Boudreau
Bob Madry
Chapel Hall
North Carolina
Jack Brown
Salisbury
Roosevelt Raceway
Monga
Abie Oo Een
Reuben Shank
Sugar Ray Robinson
Garden
Denver
Reuben
Fort Morgan
Santa Rosa
American Football Association
Wilmington Clippers
Wichita
Kas
Freddie Corcoran
Local Notes Tie to Visiting Team Football and Crew
In a mix of campus chatter and wartime updates, authorities joke about gifting a football to a victorious visiting captain while capturing a celebratory photo. Separately, Seaman Sam LoPresti, once with the Chicago Blackhawks, transfers east after training with a gun crew at the Chicago Armory. Tulsa figures include Lieut Jack Donaldson and basketball player Donaldson who joined the Air Corps during sophomore year.
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Bingham
Roman
Wilbert
Pearl Harbor
Coral Sea
Midway
Tulsa
Jack Donalson
Bataan
U. S
Donaldson
Tulsa U
Air Corps
Dodgers and Giants Stars Highlight Star-Studded Games
Curt Davis and Whitlow Wyatt pitched a double win for the Dodgers with Dolph Camilli contributing two home runs. Carl Hubbell and Micky Witek led the Giants in a four-hitter win, while Mort Cooper drove in four for the Yankees in a win over the Athletics. Hal White and Lou Warnecke also had strong complete-game performances for their teams as the circuit produced several standout efforts.
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Whitlow Wyatt
Dolph Camilli
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Davis
Wyatt
Braves
Camilli
Carl Hubbell
Micky Witek
Giants
Farmer
Phils
Tommy Hertich
Yankees
Homer
Athletics
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Reds
Hal White
Tigers
White Sox
Lou Warnecke
Cubs
Pirates
National League and American League seasonal batting and pitching leaders
Reiser Medwick and Lombardi lead NL batting. Rens-Ott Medwick and Mize top NL runs batted in. Slaughter Mize lead NL doubles and home runs with 30 and 19 respectively. Williams DiMaggio pace AL batting and runs. Williams leads RBIs and home runs alongside Spence Heath and DiMaggio in key categories. Pitching leaders include French Wyatt Chandler Horowy with win totals and marks.
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Brooklyn
Medwick
Lombardi
Boston
Rens—Ott
New York
Medyich Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hills—Slaughter
Black
Chicago
Nicholson
Mize
Camilli
Fernandez
French
Wyatt
Williams
Gordon
DiMaggio
Stephens
Mits
Spears
Laabs
Case
Washington
Kuhel
Chandler
Horowy
County Softball Teams Schedule To Meet Again
County Softball League schedules Harmony at Ballenger G L Baking Co at Broad Bay and Middletown at Bolivar. President Dorsey Shipley announced the plan as Broad Run eyes a tie for first by beating the Bakers while Harmony Ballenger and Middletown could join a four way tie for top. Four teams share second place.
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Ballenger
G. L. Baking Co
Broad Bay
Middletown
Bolivar
Dorsey Shipley
Broad Run
Bakers
County Loop
Catches Big Bass At Culler Lake
New York scored five to Philadelphia two while Brooklyn led Boston ten to seven and Chicago won seven to one over Pittsburgh St Louis trounced Cincinnati four to zero. Today games feature Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Chicago. A juvenile angler Harry Sanders Jr. pinched a 15 inch bass at Culler Lake weighing one and three quarters pounds on a plug marking the second bass of the week after Douglas Falk caught a 14 inch fish earlier.
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Pirates
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Hack
Dominic Dallessandro
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
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Lanning
Wilkie
Lopez
Warneke
Hernandez
St. Laws
Mori Cooper
Cinenati Reds
St Louis Cardinals
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Planconee
Cinsinnals
St. Louis
Derringer
Riddle
Lakeman
M Cooper
W Cooper
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Culler Lake
Harry Sanders, Jr
East Patrick Street
Young Sanders
Douglas Falk
Keller Leads Big Three with Three Hits in Friday Game
In Friday action Charley Keller was the sole Big Three member to play, delivering three hits in five at bats and driving in two runs. The Browns and Yanks lineups appear with Keller, McQuillen, Hemsley among others, while scores show Detroit 7 Chicago 1 and New York 11 Philadelphia 2, with other matchups listed and standings noting Chicago at Detroit and St. Louis at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Charley Keller
Dewees
Swats
Ab. H.ave. McQuillen
Browns
Keller Yanks
Hemsley Yanks
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