Braves finally beat Dodgers 4 3 in tight win
Boston moves past Brooklyn 4 3 to snap a 14 game skid against the Dodgers. Hugh Casey started, Willard Donovan lasted four innings before Johnny Salvo held Brooklyn to three hits over six innings to earn the win aided by a Chet Ross triple and Nanny Fernandez single.
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Boston Braves
Hugh Casey
Braves
Les Webber
Chet Ross
Nanny Fernandez
Willard Donovan
Dodgers
Aupe Galan
Bebe Dahlgren
Casey
Donovan
Johnny Salvo
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Salvo
Bosten Cea
Lombardi
Kimball
Rowe
Webber
Owen
Baseball Results From Yesterday in National League
Yesterday's NL results show Boston 4 Brooklyn 2, New York 4 Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2. Today's schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Reiser
Medwick Brooklyn
Ott
Mize
Elliott
Medwick
Joost
Hack
Slaughter
Nicholson
Bright Spot Routs DeMoley Juniors 16 to 8 in Softball
In yesterday's junior city softball results Bright Spot beat DeMoley Juniors 16 to 8. Charley Keller batted 5 for 8 with a homer and two doubles in one game, and Hemsley did not play as Glenn McQuillen notes Bright Spot's end of first half surge. Browns and Yanks listed with team averages and totals.
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Glenn McQuillen
Charley Keller
Phila
Ingles
Tuns
A Hemsley
Browns
Yanks
Kaley Reis
Yesterday's Stars show strong pitching and clutch hitting
Mamay Salve Bravee Pitched six innings for Boston in a win over the Dodgers. Merman Bese and John Lindell led their teams with timely hits to secure the victory. Red Sox Farmer and Lou bends beat the Senators in the opener of a doubleheader. Edgar Smith faced tough lineup as Indiana beat White Sox. Enos Slaughter fueled St Louis offense in a win over Pittsburgh. Melton Giants and Gallwid produced key hits in late rally against Philadelphia.
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Bravee
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Merman Bese
Athletics
John Lindell
Yankees
New York
Sim Taber
Tex Hegheen
Red ‘Sox
Farmer
Homer
Senators
Stter
Mightcap
Lou Bendresu
Edgar Smith
White Sox
Ray Starr
Rede
Bell
Cubs
Enos Slaughter
Baseball magnates worry over next season shift proposal
New York and Philadelphia club chiefs balk at Jack Zeller suggestion to train at home and trim the season. Tigers GM to present ideas at meetings amid Florida housing worries. some owners want shorter spring and earlier World Series, others defend full schedule.
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New York
Jack Zeller
Detroiw
Tigers
Florida
Edward G Barrow
Yankees
Mack
Roy Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh
California
James Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Pato
Gerry Nugent
The
Phils
Roosevelt
Zeller
Art Rooney
Sailore Beat Cubs Reds In Opening Army Navy Fund Game
Johnny Fagney and Russell Meers pitched for the Great Lakes Sailors in a 23 to 1 victory over a combined Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds team before 30 000 fans in the opening feature of the three ring Army Navy Relief Fund game. The Cubs and Reds managed only four hits.
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Wade
Cincinnati
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Chicago Cubs
Army-Navy Relief Fund
Ray Starr
Chicago
Lee
Hernandez
Starr
Latianna
Sailore
CUBS
REDS
Johnny Fagney
Russell Meers
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes Sailors
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks Split Double Bill With A's
The New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics. they won the second game 4 to 3 after losing the opener 5 to 8. Hank Borowy took the loss in the first game while Lefty Berse earned the win for the A's. John Landell delivered the decisive runs in the 10th inning of the nightcap. The Red Sox swept a doubleheader from the Senators, 8-4 and 5-2, cutting the Yanks’ lead to four and a half games.
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Mel Ott
Cliff Melton
Philadelphia
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Hank Borowy
New York
Lefty Herman Berse
Besse
Bill Dickey
Charley Keller
Joe Gordon
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Dick Newsome
Washington
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Ray Peacock
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Stan Spence
Roy Cullendine
Sid Hudson
Red Sox
Williams
Tabor
Tony Lupien
Wynn
Carrasquel
Evans
H Newsome
Ryba
Peacock
Hudson
Hughson
Conroy
All-Service All-Stars Set To Face Major League Stars
The All-Service team completed a 20 man roster with Pat Mullin joining at New Cumberland. Manager Mickey Cochrane added three Great Lakes players to fill spots. The team will play Friday in Kalamazoo and Saturday against Fort Custer with Great Lakes and Navy players joining.
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Yeeteamse
Detroit Tigers
Hark Greenberg
Hugh Muleshy
Mullin
New Cumberland
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cincinnati
Rede
Chicago Cubs
Don Padgett
Cardinals
Sam Chapman
Athletics
Joe Grace Browns
Morne Arnovich
Giants
Frank Baumholtz
Ogden
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Chester Hadjduk
White Sox
Ernie Andres
Louisville
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Kalamazoo
Navy
Fort Custer
Army Stars
Detroit Briggs Stadium
Droneburg Ten Tops Ox Fibre Team In Afternoon Softball
Droneburg Shoe Shop's softball squad defeated Ox Fibre Brush Co. ten to nine at Cadet Field. Milton hit a bases loaded triple while Wagner followed with a second homer to push Droneburg ahead in the sixth, with Johnson homering in the eighth for the final margin.
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Droneburg Shoe Shop
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Cadet Field
Droneburg
Bobby Palmer
Milton
Wagner
Dronebug
Shoeman
Johnson
Court News Sees Property Deeds And Divorce Complaints
Deeds recorded county wide with transfers involving Charles B. Wireman Walter Keeney Samuel B. Smith Robert Corum Charles Gray George Dennis Jr Naomi Downs B Ralph Downs and spouses Equity actions include divorces between Naomi Downs and B Ralph Downs Pauline Lee and Harry E Lee and several marriage licenses issued to local residents in Baltimore Cumberland Harrisburg and Pa.
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Charles B. Wireman
Walter D. Keeney
Samuel B. Smith
Robert H. Corum
Charles C. Gray
George R. Dennis, Jr
Equity
Naomi V. Downs
B. Ralph Downs
Pauline F. Lee
Harry E. Lee
Leslie W Dunbar
Grace V. Rowls
Baltimore
Carroll Kenneth Sanders
Wanda Lee Haines
Cumberland
James Thomas Wilden
Mac Mathew
Harrisburg
Horse And Buggy Fourth By Dorothy Roe
A 1940s era celebration urges a country Fourth of July with horse and buggy in style and picnics nationwide. It promotes simple country fashions denim culottes gingham shirts calico dresses and straw hats for family outings and back yard barbecues with portable travel wear for train trips and Dobbin transportation.
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Dobbin
Bright Spots Lose First Regular Season Game
Bright Spots slipped to 10 to 6 by DeMolay Juniors in Junior City Softball League action yesterday. Bright Spots had clinched the first half title and remain atop the standings with one more first half game to play. The Fraternalites led early, Bright Spots answered, and DeMolay pulled away with steady hitting and solid defense. The league announced the second half will start Monday and first half standings will be used to set matchups.
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Julia Etchison
Charles Houck, Jr
Catoctin Country Club
Miss Etchison
Manuel M. Weinberg
Bright Spots
Bright Spot
M.C. A
Bob Bowlus
DeMolay Jrs
Abrecht
Haines
Kemp
Palmer
Baseball Standings and Schedule Notation
American League teams with scores 9 to 3 for Boston and 8 to 2 for Washington lead a list of results. Other clubs not scheduled. Washington visits Boston while Cleveland goes to Chicago New York visits Philadelphia St Louis travels to Detroit.
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L Pet
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Swashigton
Gordon
Fleming
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Williams
di DiMaggio
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Heath
J. DiMaggio
Hare
York
Case
Kubel
Borony
Gel
Chandler
League Leaders By The Associated Press
Seventeen statistics show Batting leaders with Mize and Reiser atop. Pitching leaders include French and Cooper tied at 11-3. Seventy people were killed by collisions with horse drawn vehicles during 1940.
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Associated Press
War Era Sports Roundup Skips July 4 Festivities
New York reports a wartime sports plan discussion with ideas to shorten travel, play weekends only, and hold twilight games. Notes on Marines and Navy football links, Army and Navy ventures, and aviation era athlete movements fill the column.
Open Season for Bass Here in Frederick County
Frederick County fishermen today began an open season on bass and protected game fish though in lighter numbers due to other matters and river conditions. Potomac and local creeks provided fair to good bass fishing while the Monocacy was muddy below Carroll Creek and clearing upstream.
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State Inland Fish and Game Commission
Edward H Mantz
Lcense
Ime
Frederick
Potomac
Creagerstown
Ceresville
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