Rivalry sparks as Hustlers and Hagerstown split twin bill
In a McCurdy Field doubleheader, Hagerstown Park Circle edged Frederick Hustlers 1-0 in the first game while the latter won the nightcap after a stormy start. Warrenfeltz allowed two hits in a two inning relief, and misplays plus crowd taunts marred the return to the mound as fans jeered umpires Smith and Gardner.
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Newark Bears Clinch 1932 International League Pennant
The Newark Bears, a New York Yankee farm club, clinched the IL pennant with a doubleheader split against the Baltimore Orioles. They won the nightcap 2 1 after losing the opener 5 1, sealing the title before the second game began. Newark stands 87 wins with ten games left. Forney City and Syracuse affected other results today.
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Yanks Take 2 In Doubleheader Split By Browns And Bosox
New York Yankees swept Detroit in a two game set, winning 7-1 in game one and 4-0 in the nightcap thanks to Charley Ruffing and a clutch single by Selkirk. Charlie Keller hit his 24th home run as Detroit pitchers walked several Yankees. In Boston, the Red Sox split with the Browns, Nuggeling winning the opener 4-1 as Boston then cruised 12-6 in the nightcap, with Ted Williams driving in runs for the Sox.
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County Softball Loop results show split doubleheaders
In yesterday’s second half championship chase the County Softball League split doubleheaders with several games needing extra innings. Bolivar won at Balsenger 4 2 in eight, then 7 6 in the nightcap. Middletown beat Broad Run 5 0 but dropped the second game 3 2 in 11 innings. Harmony defeated the G L Bakers 4 3 in the opener then lost 4 3 in the nightcap amid late errors and a blown lead.
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Baseball Doubleheader Nightly Highlights from Various Clubs
Yesterday's stars include Slaughter, Gamb bert, Kefling, Selkirk, Watt, DiMaggio, Niggeling, erber, Nicholson, Milnar, Vander Metre, Lyons, Marchildon. Players starred with multi hit games, late-inning heroics, two win efforts and five hit days as teams split doubleheaders across the league.
Popular Player Vote To Close On Saturday
As the final week of voting for the City Softball League most valuable player begins, Austin Kelly leads with strong support from Price Bros and Dr Pepper fans. Polls close Saturday noon. Milton Frank and Melvin Schwearing trail with 107 and 82 votes respectively as voters mail coupons from News-Post pages.
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Ijamsville Routs Woodbine In State League Play
Ijamsville beat Woodbine 12 to 0 in a Maryland State League game after a prelude exhibition where Ijamsville’s younger squad edged Stars of 1912-22. Woodbine errors aided the rout as Mackenzie earned the win and Miller took the loss. notable plays included A Smith’s three-base hit and Staley’s fielding speed.
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League Leaders From The Associated Press Baseball Honors
American League batting leader Williams of Boston at .344 with Wright of Chicago at .337. Williams drives 114 RBIs to DiMaggio of New York with 11. DiMaggio, Keller, Doerr, and Higgins among top run producers. Spence and Heath pace triples with 12. Williams leads home runs with 24. Kubel and Vernon top other charts. In pitching Hughson of Boston 17 4 and Chandler of New York 14 4. In National League batting Reiser of Brooklyn at .325 and Slaughter of St. Louis at .225. Slaughter leads runs with 97, while Ott of New York has 85 RBIs. Slaughter, Hack, Nicholson lead hits. Hack and Marion top doubles. Slaughter leads triples. Ott and Mize lead homers. Reiser, Fernandez, and MacLaughlin top stolen bases. Pitching Wyatt of Brooklyn 16 4 and Krist of St. Louis 11 3.
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City Soft Ballers Defeat County Team
County League softballers faced a twin defeat to the City League All-Stars 11 4 and 4 1 but earned praise for sportsmanship and resilience after travel disruptions. In field events Fred Kemp excelled with a perfect accuracy throw, while Hummer Nusz and Sparks led sprint and relay efforts for City.
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Baseball Scores From Saturday Results
In New York and other cities the results show Cleveland defeating New York 6 to 4 in ten innings Saturday. Boston beat Chicago 4 to 2 while Washington topped Detroit 4 to 1. Other games were postponed with Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York plus St Louis at Boston.
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Dodgers Narrow Lead as Pirates Split Twin Bill
In Pittsburgh Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Pirates, shaving their division lead to three games behind St. Louis. The Dodgers won 3-1 in the first game. in the nightcap a seventh inning rally fell short as Pittsburgh won 9-5. Vince DiMaggio drove in five runs for the Pirates, while Dolf Camilli delivered a two run triple in the late innings. The nightcap was halted at the end of the inning due to Pennsylvania Sunday law.
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County Softball League Results and Schedule
In a long day of action, Middletown defeated Harmony 5-2 while Broad Run lost 0-3 to Ballenger. Bolivar fell 4-7 to Ballenger, with Ballenger edging Bolivar in a 11 inning 22nd game and an 8 inning first game. Sunday matchups include Harmony at Ballenger G L Baking at Broad Run Middletown at Bolivar. Meanwhile at Brooklyn an NFL camp exhibition saw the Packers beat the Dodgers 21 16.
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Boxing and football in wartime service era roundup
Strong athletes join the armed forces and flood postwar boxing and college football. Lou Diamond predicts future heavyweight champs from service ranks as training builds fighting resolve. Mentions Cam Henderson, Marshall College, Nebrask a football links, and Army cadet squads with notable players and coaches across multiple schools.
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Baugh Pitches Redskins Past Army All Stars in Coliseum
Sammy Baugh starred as the Washington Redskins routed the Army All-Star team 26 to 7 before 55,000 at Memorial Coliseum. Dick Todd and Bob Masterson fueled the aerial and ground attack, while Jarrin’ John Kimbrough and Bill Dawson contributed key scores and points after defensive stands.
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Sycamore Center All-Stars Triumph in Softball Clash
The Sycamore Center All-Stars defeated the Sjamsville softball club 13 to 3, led by Manager Fred Oland who announced the win.
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