Five-Run Inning Lifts Charles Town Past Hustlers 8-5
Charles Town Legionnaires exploded for five in the sixth to beat the Frederick Hustlers 8-5 at McCurdy Field. Stockman took the loss. Morrison earned the win with Rice pitching late. Waiters and Harding pace the attack with key hits as Charles Town ties the series at two games each.
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Charles Town Legionnaires
Frederick
Don Rice
Charles Town
Waiters
Harding
Homer NcQuillen
Bond
Selders
Ashton
Heironimus
Koontz
Hummer
Price
Jones
K. Watkins
Murray
Hildebrand
Meyers
Stockman
Rice
Angleberger
Remsberg
Charles Torn
Rustlers
Hustlers
McQuillan
Keller
Barker
Walter
Morrison
Innnings
Strine
Mier
Shaw
Cubs Sweep Braves in Doubleheader Crowd Demonstrations
Chicago Cubs split two games with the Boston Braves, 5-1 and 5-2, in a big crowd of 27,316 as Boston’s first place margin over Brooklyn narrows. Pirates and Dodgers win. Reds, Cardinals, and Athletics also notch victories in a busy day across the league.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Bostons
Brooklyn
Boston
Voiwelle
Lyons
Antonelli
Salkeid
Lade
Scheifing
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Hatten
Dodgers
R H. E. Brooklyn
Cineinnati I
Hatten
Campanella
Peterson
Wehmeier
Blackburn
Cress
Lamanno
Yanks
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Moulder
Grove
Weigel
Shea
Hiller
Niarhos
Ideal Farms Dairy Wins Exhibition Game
Ideal Farms Dairy of the Municipal Softball League beat Camp Derrick's Navy 5-1 in an exhibition, following a 6-4 win over Potomac Edison earlier in the week. E Lenhart pitched a one hitter but the Dairy edged ahead in the seventh as Paul Anders belted a three run homer and Lenhart fanned eight in a dominant outing.
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Ideal Farms Dairy
Camp Derick
Navy
Camp Derrick
Ideal
Potomac Edison
E. Lenhart
Dairymen
R. Cline
B. Getzendanner
Paul Anders
Jorden
Pier Lenhart
Daisy
Lenhar
Lenhart
S Ciem
S$ Ciem
Gates
Hudak
Mt Airy Nine Hit Over .300 in Shaughnessy Race
Mt Airy's National League nine batters hit above .300 as the club, finishing fourth in the Maryland State League, enters the Shaughnessy Playoff. H Morris leads with a .750 average in eight games, 69 strikeouts and 14 walks. R Watkins scored 21, Penn, Butler, Watlans and Harrison hit .400 or better in limited at bats. Team total runs reach 130 as NECA team slips after 28 safeties. Mt Airy faces Point in the Shaughnessy opener with other brackets to follow.
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Bit Airy
H. Moris
Morris
Murray
Mt Airy Club
R. Watkins
G Penn
N Butler
Watlans
Jey E. Harrison
Penn
NECA
P.O Et
Harrison
Civic
Staley
Mr. Airy
Sere Sn
Sipp
Necatal- Liberty
A. H. Pet
A. Scheel
Erebrgros
JX. Butler
Tavises
Eame
H Gartrell
Corky Ziegler
W. Boone
Bea
Maenzie
Elks
Ho Morris
Sosahasia
OL ‘Kx
Iladelphia
Atoms
Lai
Racing Commission Faces New Dispute Baltimore Aug 26
The Maryland Racing Commission plans to revise receiving barn rules while keeping the special pre race barn at tracks. Chairman Stuart S. Janney Jr says responsibility for doped horses may shift back to trainers and owners, reviving long standing tensions from a 1946 proposal.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Stuart S. Janney, Jr
George P. Mahoney
Commission
Mahoney
Tie for First Position Satisfies Middletown in Tri County League
Middletown declared itself content with a tie for the Tri County lead with Damascus after a protested win was disclaimed. A Sunday pennant playoff between the tied clubs will be at Brunswick at 2 15 pm DST as part of a doubleheader, with Shaughnessy Series playoffs starting September 5.
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Middletown
Damascus
Brunswick
Third
Lovellsville
Railroad Diamond
Shaughnessy
Trico
Railroaders
Virginians
Municipal League Results and Evening Radio Schedule
Radio listings and municipal league results show a Monday slate across stations MBS WOR 719 cRS WrMp ABC WMAL NEC WBAL 1090 with ads and shows from 5.00 to 12:00. Programs include News Hour Jack Carson Show The Shew Drava The Colonels Meet tua Press Bill Stern Sports Dance Band Tex Beneke Band and Dancing Continued through late night with News and Variety.
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WOR
ABC
WMAL
WBAL
East
Nenecas Lowel
Speer
C.ud—obe
Cone
Jack Carson
Ape Husbard
Cbs
Paice
the Colonels
Tua
Bill Stern
Abe
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Bues
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Braves
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Xahem
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Sewell
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Seminick
Queen
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Stan Musial
Erv Dusak
St. Lois Cardinals
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Konikowski
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Hansen
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Red Sox
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Savage
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Pet Bosten
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Racing Commission
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