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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1942

Page

6

Redskins Look Awful Good as Wade Rates Team

Los Angeles August 24 Major Wade, wary optimist from Army days, says the Redskins look awful good after viewing them in San Diego. He praises their passing led by Baugh and notes Krueger as an outstanding end. Army relays plan limbers, then faces the pros in upcoming Relief contests plus a Baltimore charity game against the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Los Angeles Wallace Wade Army Wade Washington Redskins San Diego Redskins Baugh Kroeger Krueger al Krueger Southern California Duke Rose Bowl

American League Yesterday's Results No Games Scheduled

Today features Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston and St. Louis at Washington M1. Other games are not scheduled, minor schedules noted.

Gamer Today Chicago New York Cleveland Boston St. Louis Washington

Jr City Softball League Update at Tasty Shop

DeMolay Jrs. 13, Bright Spot 3 as Gamex Weinesday hosts Y. M. C. A. Bright Spot plays Thursday against Tasty Shop with Y. M. C. A. Also scheduled Tasty Shop versus Y. M. C. A. in the week’s softball action.

DeMolay Gamex Weinesday Y. M. C. A Bright Spot

National League Si Lowe. Brooklyn Triumphs 7 1

National League results show Brooklyn defeating New York 7 to 1 while games ahead include New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Boston at St. Louis and Chicago hosting Philadelphia.

Lowe Brooklyn

Baseball Roundup and Notes From the Week

The roundup surveys power gaps in the Yankees and Dodgers standings, minor leagues race, Babe Ruth’s return, Red Ruffing quips, and Texas Mines football lines. It also previews hockey in New York, World Series broadcast plans, and several college and service sports notes from Madison Square Garden to Navy prep squads and upcoming horseshoe pitching in Wichita.

New York Yankees Dodgers American Association Milwaukee Indianapolis Carrtott Jentue Newark International Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Red Ruffing Ram Madison Square Garden Rangers Red Dutton Suoh Canda Mel Allen Yanks Eamoe Eugene Falkensburg Tom Bob Jinx Mes. F

Cards Cut Dodgers Lead To Five Games

St Louis defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in front of 25 588 fans, narrowing the Cardinals' gap to six games. Batteries: French Webber Casey and Gwen Laner Cooper.

Dodgers St. Louis St Loui Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn J $1. Louis French Webber Casey Gwen Laner Cooper

Cardinals-Farmer Hurl Four-Hit Victory Over Dodgers

Max Lanter and Terry Moore starred as Cardinals-Farmer pitched a four-hit gem to defeat the Dodgers. Moore collected three hits, drove in two runs, and scored four times, powering the offense in a strong game.

Associated Press Max Lanter Terry Moore Cardinals Farmer Dodgers Iatter

Close To Tie For Lead In Softball League

Price Bros of the City Softball League moved within a half game of first place by beating Dr Pepper 9 to 6 in the evening game. A seventh inning rally broke a 6-6 tie after Price Bros led 5-1 in the second. Ramsburg relieved Kehne as Dr Pepper rallied with three in the seventh and two in the sixth, but Price Bros answered with a final frame run. Scoring details include Rice, Crum, Hane, and Halland among others.

Price Bros Dr. Pepper Dr Pepper Kehvue Ramsburg Pepperities Hahn Precisionists Strine Kelly Abrecht Rice Hane Kelley Crum Walsh Lidice Staley Kehne Cook Keller Shoemaker Swamies H Keller Umbre—Gardner Taylor

All-Star Softball Game In Baker Park Saturday

City and County league all-star softball players will meet in a double-header at Baker Park Saturday afternoon with cash prizes in contests between games. Players to be announced Wednesday. umpire Robertson to manage county all-stars. score keeper Taylor for City league.

Baker Park Robertson Taylor Twio Bill All-Stars John Gardner Cybiss Wal

Traveling Salesmen Seek Higher Gasoline Rations

Traveling salesmen from 17 gasoline rationed Atlantic Seaboard States urged the Office of Price Administration to raise motor fuel allotments to avert livelihood loss. They cited a 1207 mile monthly need and proposed 75 percent of normal allotments or 63 percent as a compromise, plus ideas like gasless Sundays and a nationwide 8 pm curfew.

Washington Atlantic Seaboard States Office of Price Administration Joel Dean OPA Baltimore Association of Commerce Pepper D-Fla Fred C. Abbott Richmond

Panama Size Compared To Maine

Panama covers 34,000 square miles, about the size of Maine and slightly larger, highlighting its geographic scale in a regional comparison.

Panama Maine

Rhoderick Leads Softball Batsmen In City League

Irving Andy Rhoderick tops the City Softball League with a .437 batting average after a stance change. Shoemaker, Kelly, Ford and others drift, while Esterly, Abrecht and Rice lead pitchers. DeMolay and Tasty Shop push for runnerup as season nears end with a 14-5 Shoppers win and final games upcoming.

Irving Andy Rhoderick Steelers Shoemaker Price Bros Kelly Ford Frank Hummer Rice Swomley Esterly Abrecht Barney Nusz Jimmy Sparks Martz DeMolay Hammer Holland Dr. Pepper Drum Strine Staley McLaren

League Leaders From The Associated Press Batting and Pitching Highlights

The listing shows Reiser of Brooklyn leading batting with a .335 average and 93 runs scored, Slaughter of St. Louis and Camilli of Brooklyn tied on several categories, Ott of New York leading home runs with 24, Medwick of Brooklyn up 141 RBIs, and French of Brooklyn with 13 wins and 2 losses.

Associated Frese National League Reiser Brooklyn Slaughter St Louis Ott New York St. Louis Camilli Miis—Slaughter Medwick Hack Chicago Marion Tripton—Slaughter Nicholson Camill Mize Stelen Fernandez Boston French Wyatt

Mt Airy Loses Star Player To Army

Mt Airy in Maryland State League bids farewell to star outfielder George Main, nicknamed The Slugger, who heads to Camp Lee Virginia. Main leads Mt Airy with a .383 batting average and 26 stolen bases, pivotal in their 8-1 win over Woodsboro before rain halted play.

Mt. Airy George Main Camp Lee Jose Main Main Mt Airy Woodsboro

Maryland Eleven Added To Flight School Card

The U S Navy Pre-Flight School at the University of Georgia announces the addition of the University of Maryland Terrapins to this fall's football schedule. Coach Clark Shaughnessy leads the Terps with T formation, set to visit Athens November 21 for their third home game. The squad drills under Lt. Mike Brumbelow as Lt. Raymond Wolf lectures in Texas. Road games include Penn, Duke, Pensacola NAS, LSU, Auburn, Tulane, and Alabama. The feature also notes the Emeralds superstition section about ancient beliefs in prediction.

Athens Navy University of Georgia University of Maryland Terps Jacksonville Fla Penn Duke Pensacola Naval Air Station Louisiana State University Auburn Tulane Alabama Mike Brumbelow Raymond Wolf Austin Texas University of Texas Interscholastic League

Letters To The Editor Softball Fans Propose Player Contenders

An open letter to City Softball League fans argues the Most Valuable Player contest has become a popularity contest. It cites Clyde Martz, Jimmie Sparks, Fox, Tommy Shoemaker, Newell Esterley, Elwood Hummer, Buzz Rhoderick, Stan Wilkins, Cook, Mark Keyser and others as deserving votes for their value and performance. The piece urges voters to consider true contributions over friendships.

The Clyde Martz Jimmie Sparks Martz Price Bros Fox Baltimore Tommy Shoemaker FI &S Newell Esterley Elwood Hummer Esterley Hummer Buzz’ Rhoderick Batana Dr. Pepper Stan Wilkins Cook Mark Keyser

Majors Doing Their Bit For Relief Funds

Major baseball leagues exceeded a $500,000 goal for Army and Navy relief funds with an unofficial total of $517,964.11 from National League games and seven American League contests. Contributions listed include New York $73,575.82 and Brooklyn $60,661.59, among others, plus an All-Star game boost at the Polo Grounds and a Cleveland-Army services game adding around $150,000.

New York Majors Army Navy Associated Press Today New York Yankees Polo Grounds Cleveland American League Armed Services Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis Chilcago Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Washington

Md State League Results Mt Airy Woodsboro Game Note

Mt Airy leads in latest results with an 8 1 win over Woodsboro. Sundays games include New Market at Woodsboro Liberty at Mt Airy Woodbine at Tjamsville.

Mt. Airy Woodsboro New Market Liberty Woodbine Tjamsville Liberty New Market

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