Yankees Triumph as DiMaggio and Gordon Lead 11 2 Win
In Philadelphia, the Yankees defeated the Athletics 11 to 2 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader halted by weather. DiMaggio hit his 17th homer with Henrich aboard, followed by Gordon’s round-tripper to drive in DiMaggio.
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County Softball League Yesterday's Results
G. L. Bakers beat Broad Run 9 to 4 while Ballenger won 4 to 1. Harmony defeated Middletown 6 to 4. Bolivar also posted a 9 to 3 victory.
League Leaders by The Associated Press baseball stats
League leaders list for the American and National Leagues with top figures in batting, runs, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Names include Williams, DiMaggio, Pesky, and Reiser among others, with teams Boston New York Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh appearing throughout.
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Bakers Cling To Lead In Softball League
G L Bakers held first place by beating Broad Run 9 2 and 6 3 while Middletown surged to second with a doubleheader victory over Bolivar 11 9 and 3 2 Harmony split with Ballenger taking the opener 4 0 and Harmony replying 4 1 Ballenger’s pitcher notched his second straight shutout in the first game Earl Ropp narrowly bested his brother Eugene on hits and Harmony batters pounded Culler for 13 singles Middletown’s doubleheader at Bolivar was moved to Middletown due to wet grounds Covell led Middletown with three hits in four and Shank matched it for Bolivar
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Stars Shine As Cubs and Others Triumph in Slugfest Week
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights Fleming and Pittet among Cubs pitchers in a two win over the Pirates. Braves pitcher Warry Feldman delivered scoreless relief against the Dodgers. Giants and Cardinals also posted victories as Walker Cooper and Joe Gordon starred. Yankees, Tigers and White Sox players boosted late scoring as multiple teams won.
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How They Wit Charley Keller Slams 9th Homer
Charley Keller boosted his batting figures by hitting his ninth homer of the season over the weekend. Yanks star Gyle Quinlen dropped a dozen points from his average with a hitless two days in the Sabbath double header. Rolie Hemsley ran for Bill Dicker in the first game but did not reach the plate. Browns and Yanks players listed with season and at bat statistics. Yesterday's results include Tywamsville over New Market and Woodbine over Woodsneora Liberty. Liberty unplayed.
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Manders Joins Maryland Athletic Staff as Coach
Jack Manders, former Minnesota and Chicago Bears star, joins the University of Maryland athletic department as an instructor in physical education and assistant football coach. He will travel east with Clark Shaughnessy from Delafield, Wisconsin, later this month to begin duties. Manders, born January 13, 1909 in Milbank, emerged as a prolific scorer with 368 career points and set multiple league marks.
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Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Sunday results show Chicago 4 and Pittsburgh 1 in a split doubleheader weather interrupted first game in 7th and second postponed. Saturday’s action lists Brooklyn 3 Boston 4 and joint standings with Pittsburgh 8-8 Chicago 4-7, New York 5-4 Philadelphia 8-3. Cincinnati and St Louis had a postponed second game in 11 innings. today’s schedule Cincinnati at St Louis and Boston at New York.
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Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Cities
Scores from Cleveland St Louis and other cities show uneven results with several teams holding mixed starts. A pair of games faced postponement while schedules shifted with New York at Philadelphia and Chicago and Detroit posting varied outcomes in today’s listings.
Mt Airy Takes Lead In State League After Close Win
Mt Airy grabbed the Maryland State League lead by defeating Lamesville 6 to 5 as New Market battered Woodbine 11 to 3. The crowd near Sjamsville watched Mt Airy rally in the seventh to break a 3-3 tie, while Sherwood MacKenzie struggled after a strong start for Lamesville. New Market's multi-hit assault featured Page, McGolerick, and Hall supporting a solid pitching effort by Hall and Gartrell.
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Braves Blank Dodgers End Winning Spree
The Boston Braves defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 to 0 as Al Javery pitched a 7 inning shutout to snap Brooklyn’s five game win streak. Javery moved to 10th win with fifth shutout, while Kirby Higbe took the loss. Sisti and Holmes drove in both runs for Boston, with Holmes and Sisti generating all four Braves hits.
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Roundabout Route Brings Good News For Football Fans
A New York Aug roundup notes Office of Defense Transportation easing team travel for fall, Dixie Parsons may miss most of the Tigers season as Birdie Tebbetts goes to the Army and Harvey Riebe could join from Beaumont. Card training quarters at Carroll College dormitory feed 75. SOS for more food arrives mid-meal.
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Cubs Take Doubleheader From Pirates In Three Game Series
Chicago Cubs reverse the prior day losses by defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and 4 to 1 in a twin bill, Bill Lee improving to 12–? as the Cubs collect eight hits off Gornicki in game one and Fleming allows only two hits in game two. Chicago gains three wins in the five game set amid a tight NL race. In the nightcap, Bill Fleming turns in a two hit effort while the Cubs score the lone unearned run in the first inning off H. Hamlin.
Hustlers Take Doubleheader Narrowly Wins Nightcap
Gaithersburg edged the Hustlers 3-2 in the second game after Frederick Club’s Gordon Myers pitched his first full game in a 9-0 opener loss. Don Rice earned his fifth win with a ten inning victory as Wagner scored in the tenth to seal the win.
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Gaithersburg Beats Frederick In Ten Inning Showdown
In a ten inning game Gaithersburg defeated Frederick with a late run scoring in the tenth. Frederick led 00116006013 at the end while Gaithersburg tallied 2. Key hits included Cook Reiber Stout Staubs and Staubs. Stolen bases went to Reiber Hildebrand and Baadie. Umpires Gardner and Smith. Scorer Walters. Time 1 56.
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Valuable Player Contest at City Softball League
A reader selects a team as the City Softball League's Most Valuable Player and asks to return ballots to Sports Editor at The News-Post in Frederick Maryland.
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