All-Star Selections Highlight Distant Veterans and Newcomers
New York July 1 The classic All-Star game selections show old guards like Dickey Hubbell and Herman still in play while many stars make first appearances this year For the National League McOlt Herman lead a mix of veterans and 11 newcomers for the 77th game at Shibe Park The American League features eight debutants and a lineup heavy with outfield talent and three left handers in the pitching staff including Newhouser Smith Judd The managers McCarthy and Southworth choose from a pool of top hitters and pitchers to face off in Philadelphia July 13 with fans hopeful for a balanced clash of eras and talent
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New York
Philadelph
Chicago
Grizzied Aid
Malcolm Dickey
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
al Simmons
Rick Ferrell
Lefty Gomez
Carl Hubbell
Paul Waner
Len Warneke
Dick Bartell
Chuck Klein
Dicker
Yankees
Hockett
Wakefield
Charley Keller
Chet Lanbs
George Case
Bob Johnson
Lindell
Jeff Heath
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Oub Yeane Sie Shoe
Ken Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Stephens
Luke Appling
Rudy York
Dick Siebert
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Hal Newhouser
al Smith
Oscar Judd
Tex Hughson
Spud Chandler
Ernie Bonham
Jim Bagby
Dutch Leonard
Dickey
Buddy Kosar
Cleveland
Jake Zarly
Washington
Southworth
Matt Cooper
McCarthy
Chandler
Hughson
National League Yesterday's Results Snapshot
National League results show Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 6 Boston 3 while Cincinnati crushed Brooklyn 20 to 9 in 12 innings. Today Pittsburgh visits Boston, Cincinnati plays New York, Chicago hosts Philadelphia, St Louis visits Brooklyn, with several doubleheaders and matchups including Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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T. Laws
Dr Pepper Ten Bunts Its Way To Victory
Dr Pepper Ten Bunts Its Way To Victory as they rout Price Bros 8 to 1 in the opening game of the second half of Fopeal City Softball League play. The Battlers rally with five runs in the fourth, then add three more in the fifth to seal the win. Blonk and Culler work the battery for Pepper, Kehne and Cock for Price Bros.
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Midyear sports quiz prompts tough questions
A reader posed five questions covering national sports titles and notable performances. Topics include Gretchen Merrill of Reston and a boxers world bantamweight claim, an unexpected A A U indoor mile winner, a boxer who ended Ray Robinson’s long winning streak, and spring training sites in Muncie Cairo Lakewood and Cape Girardeau.
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Menuel Ortiz
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Yankees Lose To Indians In Tight 4 3 Tilt
In Cleveland on July 1 the Yankees gave up three runs and the game 4 to 3 to the Indians. Carley Wensloff pitched his eighth complete game in eight starts, allowing seven hits but walking eight and surrendering two first inning runs. The Indians relied on timely hits and relief to seal the win as Cleveland bats produced enough offense to edge New York.
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Reds Nose Out Dodgers In Hot Noisy Game
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 9 in a boisterous 12 inning affair. The game used 36 players, produced 22 hits, and lasted about three and a half hours, costing the Dodgers a chance to move ahead of idle St Louis at the NL lead.
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St. Laws
Don Black
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Muncrief
Schultz
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Cincummati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
St Louis Cardinals
Pirates Sweat Out Doubleheader Loss To Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates dropped the second game 3 to 11 after losing the opener to the Philadelphia Phillies. The tally shows Pittsburgh 8 hits and 2 errors against Philadelphia 17 hits, with pitchers and catchers listed for both sides as the Eagles battled for early season wins.
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Bure
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
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Brand
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Livingston
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Klinger
County star Keller on Yankees and fame profile
Charley Keller Fredericks county’s sole gift to the current major league scene is featured in this week’s Saturday Evening Post. Writer Stanley Frank calls him a “Second Low Gehrig” and notes Keller saves his $15,000 salary for a farm venture, with credit given to his father C. Ernest Keller and uncle J. Homer Remsberg for steering him to the Yankees. The piece cites Keller’s clutch run production under pressure, though his season batting average runs about .246, and claims he matches greats like Ted Williams or Joe DiMaggio in potential, while acknowledging his usual late-season surge despite modest overall stats. Keller’s earnestness and reluctance to seek publicity are described as factors in his rise.
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Frederick County
Reading
Saturday Evening Post
Stanley Frank
Keller
C. Ernest Keller
J. Homer Remsberg
Charley
Yankees
Yanks
Frank
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
War bonds fund dental care and medical staff for armed forces. Dentists, dental assistants, dental pharmacists, and equipment are organized across land and sea. Schools train personnel to aid physicians and dentists with sailors and Marines in distant stations. Your War Bond dollars help fund this care.
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Seven Seas
Pictor sidelined by recurrence of injury
William L Brann reports his good handicap horse Pictor aggravated an old foreleg tendon injury during a New York workout and will be sidelined briefly Ed Christmas believes the injury is not very serious While Pictor rests Brontithe is aimed at the Empire City Handicap a $25000 added race Vincentive is the favorite If he runs well he will be sent to Chicago for the Arlington Classic worth $30000
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Walkersville
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New York
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Vincentive
Chicago
Maryland Racing Commission Logs Fiscal 1943 Revenue
The Maryland State Racing Commission released its first financial report to Governor O’Conor for the 1943 fiscal year ended June 30. Total receipts were 365,919.88 with net state returns 356,068.98 and disbursements 426,419.88. Racing at Pimlico yielded 120,000 plus 60,000 in taxes, Washington County Fair contributed 500, and two percent wagering at Pimlico added 245,208.88.
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Inaccurate Frederick Countians in Major Leagues
The Sat urday Evening Post praises Charley Keller in a Stanley Frank piece but omits other Frederick Countians who reached the majors. Glen McQuillen Ray Gardner Tom Gittinger and Arch Stimmel are noted as overlooked aldtimers with Gardner playing for the Indians about a decade ago.
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City Softball League Dr Pepper Update
A jumble of standings and past game notes reflects the City Softball League. It mentions Price Bros and Wolfpack in second half standings, plus player anecdotes about Charicy Kelier Jost and Rollie Hemsley. Hack Wilson is referenced with a Baltimore shipyard job.
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Price Bros
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Zev the Derby winner dies at 23 on Belmont estate
Zev, Kentucky Derby champion of 1923 and famed international match racer against Papyrus, dies at age 23 on Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley’s Belmont estate. The horse once topped earnings and thrilled fans with a six length Derby victory after a rough Preakness showing.
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Zev
Belmont
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Zey
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Geli Saue
Belmont Park
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Harry F. Sinclair
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Pimlico
Thea
Opening Of Bass Season Ends In Poor Fishing Report
Remnants of Frederick County anglers found bass season opening slow across streams. Warden reports cite low rivers on Monocacy and Toms Creek and a full Potomac as reasons for poor bites. Few bass caught. some catch included carp and suckers. Playground League games saw Baker Park edge Harmon Field after a 3rd game overtime.
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