Grove Blank On Two-Hitter In Local Baseball Tilt
In a Tuesday night game at National League McCurdy Field Babes Ruth era era the Grove blanked Nine with a two hit shutout. Runners reached base on walks and errors but the Grove defense held firm to secure victory. Highlights included solid pitching by Rhoderick and timely support from Blank and Shafer.
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Wiesler
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McCurdy Field
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Jus' Roberts
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Lown
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Freeman
Ehayne Ont
Burgess
Kiwamis Adrhoae
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Wehmeier
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Eysbreck
R. OH. E. Riehart
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R. H. E Semmer
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Krancu
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Shafer
Blank
Stuen
Wolver
Annevbeck
Bank
Vsner
Rhoderick
Mitener
Indians hand Yankees 3-0 as Score loses no hitter bid
Cleveland pitcher Score held New York to two hits as Elston Howard doubled and Mickey Mantle singled. Score, a bonus baby from 1952, hit a first major league homer in the seventh but the Indians won 3-0 before 39,187 fans.
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New Yost Yankees
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland Indians
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Baltimore
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Howard
Doer
al Smith
Rocky Colivito
Andy Carey
Mickey McDermott
Hank Bauer
Maryland Guard Rifle Team Heads to Camp Perry for International Matches
The Maryland National Guard rifle team departs Baltimore Harbor Field Friday by Air National Guard plane to Toledo and then Camp Perry Ohio to defend the United States and territories title at the International High Powered Rifle Matches. Led by Captain Lt Col Victor Gillespie the squad includes Lt Kenneth May SFC James Walsh and other Maryland shooters aiming for team and individual honors amid field training and rearrangements for the winter matches.
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Harbor Field
Baltimore
Air National Guard
Toledo
Ohio
Camp Perry
United States
Bren Bers
Kenneth L. May
James F. Walsh
Victor P. Gillespie
Sadlersville
William Roe
Centreville
Carlton DeHart
Hagerstown
Cpls
William Smith
Alfred J. Chandler
John C. Chandler
Towson
Cpl
John Chandler
Army
Onuues
Bord
Ac Company A
Ton
Kenneth la May
Con
James F Months
Walsh
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Robert L. Strine
Warren L. Kinsey
Herman H
Tyergar
Russell Castle
George Kell
Company
Jim King
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Donald P
Robin Roberts
Wagner
Robert L.strine
Theodore F. Dutrow
Company A
Club Championship Tournament Begins at VFW Country Club
The annual club championship tournament opens at VFW Country Club with first round matches due by August 31 in the Commander's Cup. Early results feature Nevin Baker and Jim Carey winning and Ozzie Fagan, Harstad, Bowers, Sibert, Garber, and Brown advancing in top flight, with consolation rounds also under way.
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VFW Country Club
Nevin Baker
Jim Carey
Ozzie Fagan
Bruce Harstad
John Nelson Bowers
Bill Sibert
Jim Garber
Herman Brown Sr
Jack Slagle
Stanley Brown
Frank Bartgis
Alex Craw
Harry Decker
Jim McLaren
Tom Keller
George Cruttenden
Charles Crum
Charles A. Price
Bob Hane
Harstad
Roy Sigler
Bowers
Charley May
Sibert
John Harbaugh
Garber
Dan George
Brown
Cliff Athoney
Thomas Jone Lee
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Eastern League Schedule
List of yesterday results with New York beating Cleveland and Brooklyn and Chicago posting wins. Tonight's slate includes Cleveland at New York at 1 p.m. and Brooklyn at St. Louis at 8 p.m. plus Chicago at Boston and Philadelphia at Chicago with multiple late games across the circuit.
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Resalis
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New York
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Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Parra
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis Sasa
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Littlefield
Phillipe
Craig
Poholsky
Wilson
Lasisburgh
Carnatic
Palme
Moli
Washaiawe
Wiesler
Stone
Kretlow
Formeles
Oregon and Oregon State Protest Freshman Pitcher Signings
In Eugene and Corvallis, college coaches protested a freshman pitcher signings by professional clubs. Stan Thompson from Nyssa Ore and Curt Jante of Salem Ore were signed last weekend and earlier in the year respectively, all recruited by Tony Governor of Palo Alto.
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Ore
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ralph Coleman
Oregon State
Cardinals
Tony Govermnor
Palo Alto
Calif
Stan Thompson
Nyssa
Thompson
Don Kirsch
Oregon
Curt Jante
Salem
Delaware Townships Downs Eastchester
Delaware Township New Jersey opened the Little League World Series with a 9 to 8 win over Eastchester New York in a high scoring opener marked by seven home runs four by Delaware Township. Roy Hayman drove in four on two homers and Jim Ciarlo starred for Eastchester with two homers and seven RBI including a bases loaded walk caused by a pass ball play to force in a crucial run.
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Delaware Township
N. J
Eastchester
N. Y
Roy Hayman
Delaware
Jim Ciarlo
Seve Sung
RBI
Ciarlo
Johnny Mack Brown Watches Nally Win at Winchester Races
In Winchester Virginia on August 21 two drivers split the big purses at the airport speedway show. Brunswick’s Bill Nally won the Sportsmen Feature while local Hugh Baker took the Class B feature. Brown signed autographs and chatted with fans from arrival to departure.
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Winchester Airport
Hollywood
Johnny Mack Brown
Brunswick
Bill Nally
Hugh Baker
Nally
Red Nininger
Administrative Aid At Cullen Hospital Dies
A veteran hospital administrator at Victor Cullen Hospital Sabillasville died suddenly at his home. William Arthur Gardner 72 was a Baltimore native, former post official and member of St Johns Lutheran Acacia Lodge. Surviving are his wife and son with three grandchildren. Services planned at Thurmont M L Creager and Son Funeral Home. Interment Blue Ridge cemetery.
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Old Dominion Speedway
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Hagerstown
Ville
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Baltimore
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Rosa Ammy Gardner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Acacia Lodge
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Thurmont
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Donald J. Gardiner
Sabillasville
Gramdchildren
Ethel Jeanne
Mary
Ann
Betty Virginia Gardner
M. L. , Creager and Son Funeral
Charles H. Corbett
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Bees Beat Ballenger in Muddy City Twilight League Win
Bartgis Zimmermans Bees edged Ballenger 13 to 8 at Staley Park lifting to fourth place. Dusty Vincent despite a bum leg pitched well, while Charles Witter and the Blumenauer brothers led a sharp hitting attack. Hein Stull collected four hits for the Bees with Bob Dailey making a spectacular bare handed grab in left. Ballenger's Paul Rice fielded brilliantly as the game moved from Baker Park to the drier diamond at Staley Park.
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Blumenauer Brothers
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Donald
32Nd Signal Corps Batallion
Fort Meade
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B-Z
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Paul Rice
R. H. E. Bartgis-Zimmerman
Lenhart
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Lamb
Lindseys West Point ties to 2nd Army deputy chief post
The article traces Lindsey born March 28 1905 at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont to a military family. It notes he graduated West Point in 1909 and rose to deputy chief of training for the 2nd Army before becoming post commander in October. It also covers local sports brief items including Frederick Dodgers fifth straight win over Cooksville Cubs and Archie Moore stating he married Juan Hardy yesterday in San Diego.
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United States
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Julian B. Lindsey
Gene Hummel
Mander
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National Board of Fire
Sth Army Derwriters
Chicago
2Nd Army
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Julian R. Lindsey
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Archie Moore
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KFMB
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Juan Hardy
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