Up In Arms at Tivoli and More Film Highlights
Tivoli features the musical comedy Up In Arms starring Danny Kaye and Dinah Shore with Constance Dowling and Dana Andrews. Lucille Ball and Dick Powell in Meet the People. Free French film with Jean Gabin. Jam Session with Ann Miller and Jess Barker. Knickerbocker Holiday with Hope and Goddard. Texas Masquerade Western at Saturday show.
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Danny Kaye
Tivoli Theater
Dinah Shore
Radio Fame
Constance Dowling
Dana Andrews
South Pacific
Universal News
Lucille Ball
Dick Powell
Powell
Guadalcanal
Rail
Jean Gabin
Tivoli
Richard Whorf
Allyn Joslyn
Ellen Drew
Peter van Eyck
Ralph Morgan
Main Street
Dizzy
Hollywood
Ann Miller
Jess Barker
Name Band
Charlie Barnet
Louis Armstrong
Alvino Rey
Jan Garber
Glen Gray
Teddy Powell
Roaring Guns
Opera House
Py Bannister
Bob Hope
Paulette Goddard
Nelson Eddy
Charles Coburn
Cairo
Franchot Tone
Anni Baxter
Pathe News
William Boyd
Andy Clyde
Polly
Frederick Theater
Roy Rogers
Donald
Siebert Out Two Weeks After Spiking Incident
Philadelphia June 30 Dick Siebert first baseman of the Athletics will miss at least two weeks after being accidentally spiked by Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau. Siebert leads the club with a .317 average and will be replaced by outfielder Bobby Estalella.
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Siebert
Philadelphia
Dick Siebert
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Jim Tadiey
Bobby Estalella
Playground League Volley Scores From Harmon Field
Washington St. defeated Baker Pkc 19 to 11 while Harmon Field led Washton St. 27 to 26 in latest volleyball results and team standings from the playground league.
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Washington St
Baker Pkc
Harmon Field
Washton St
Baker Park
Washington St. Harmon Field
Cardinals Hammer Phillies in Eight to Four Victory
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 4 at Harmon Field, snapping 20 scoreless innings for the Phillies. Morton Cooper earned the win, relieved by Blix Donnelly after allowing 5 runs through seven frames.
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Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Morton Cooper
Blix
Donnelly
Harmon Field
Washington St
Baker Park
HH. E. Philadelphia
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Gerheauser
Mussill
Karl
Peacock
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Listed
Results show Boston routed Chicago 11 to 0 and St Louis defeated New York 3 to 0 while Washington beat Detroit 4 to 2 and Cleveland edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Today’s games feature Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, and St Louis at Boston with a night game noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York -St. Louis
Jules Standing
W. Ae L. Pet
Chicago Washington
Wolfpack Dominates Dr Pepper to Seize Softball Lead
Wolfpack of the City Softball League moved into sole possession of first place by defeating Dr Pepper 10 to 7 at Baker Park. Frederick Tailoring Co. blanked Frederick Iron and Street Price Bros. 4 to 0 to climb into a second place tie with the Battlers as the league nears the half. Wolfpack endured a rough game with catcher Cooke out and a heavy travel schedule, yet remained undefeated.
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Harmon Field
City Playground
Washington Streeters
Baker Park
Parkers
Streeters
Washington
Wolfpack
Posmecon
Dr. Pepper
Frederick Tailoring Company
Battlers
Downing
Frederick Iron and
Street Price Bros
Cooke
Keller
Brazzamano
Slagle
Grove
Petrus
Wolfpack Canes
Freed
Clem Kehne
Swamley
Esterley and Fox
Michael and
Rooderick
Night Game Sparks Mixed NL Results From Cities
National League recaps show New York 7 8, Pittsburgh 5 9, St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2, Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 3, Boston 2 in latest standings. Brooklyn visits St. Louis for a night game as Boston travels to Pittsburgh and New York hosts Cincinnati while Philadelphia plays Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
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Browns Beat Yankees to End Streak in New York
Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 3-0 in a three game series finale, ending New York’s six game streak as Al Hollingsworth limiting the champs to seven hits spurred by five Browns double plays. Vernon Stephens homered and had three hits, boosting St. Louis three and a half games ahead of second place.
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Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Yankees
al Hollingsworth
Browns
Joe Page
Vernon
Stephens
St. Louis
Yankens
Hollingsworth
Mancuso
Page
Turner
Hemsley
Hustlers To Alter Lineup For Sunday Baseball Game
Hustlers will overhaul their lineup for Sundays game against Busanda. Austin Angleberger notes major injuries thin the infield and outfield with Dick Cooke and Charlie Holland sidelined by leg and heart issues. Whitey Jones and Sherwood Mackenzie will field in left and center as Binks DeLauter starts on the mound. A tough reorganization aims at a double header July 4 with two teams.
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Busanda
Austin Angleberger
Mer. Fizza
United Typewriter
Service Men's Baseball League of
Washington
Alexandria
Dick” Cooke
Chariey” Holland
Binks” DeLauter
Sullivan
Busand
Angleberger
Holland
Cooke
Jones
Whitey” Jones
Leftield
Pennsylvania
Horsehide
Centerfield
Sherwood MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Ray Steele
Gardens
Yank
James Ot “Doty
Remsburg
McCurdy Park
Market Place Wins Photo Finish at Charles Town
In Charles Town West Virginia on June 30 Market Place trained by Mrs Thomas Lewis won a tight three way photo finish over Discretion and W 8. Casilear's Lost and Found in a field of eight. Jockey J Hummer rode Market Place to secure the nose ahead Discretion was second by a nose. Market Place paid $20.80 for a two dollar wager.
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Blank Brooks
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Andy Pafko
Bill Nicholson
Ed Head
Bill Fleming
Fleming
R. Hece
Owen
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Bucky Walters
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Wagner
Charles Town
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Market Place
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Casilear
J. Hummer
Discretion
Ratoff II Hollywood Actor Suffered Heart Attack
Gregory Ratoff film actor producer and director was seriously ill at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a heart attack last night his studio reported about 2 500 people attended the program noting the event took place in Hollywood on June 30 and Cedars hospital treated him promptly for extensive heart illness
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Ratoff
Hollywood
Gregory Ratoff
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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