Postponed Races To Be Run Saturday
Delphey sponsored Three Star Half Mile AMA events postponed from July 3 will run Saturday at the Fairgrounds. Time trials start 2:30 p.m. DST with gates at 2:30 a.m. Riders from July 3 will race, with rainchecks valid all day.
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Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
Williams Grove
Winchester
Billy Miler
Freddie Webb
Newport News
Joe Weatherly
Pat Brooks
AMA
Harrisburg
Frederick
Art Rudy
Washington
All-Star Benefit Game Set For July 27
The third annual charity game between Maryland State and Tri-County Leagues teams for the American Legion and Salvation Army toy funds will be at McCurdy Field on July 27 at 8:30 p.m. Umpires and staff donate services. profits go to toy and dinner programs.
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Maryland
American Legion
Salvation Army Christmas Toys Fund
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Frederick County Umpires Association
Legion Toy-Fund
Salvation Army
National League Results and Staley Park Recap
National League results from yesterday show Cincinnati 8-5 over Pittsburgh and New York 5-3 over Brooklyn while Phila 14-9 beat Boston and St. Louis 4-4 with Chicago 1-3. Night game features New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Pittsburgh at Chicago. Staley Park scored 7 to 4 in a recreation league win over Baker Park Monday evening, with Burgee and TaBrush, Clem, Weddle and Bowers contributing.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Phila
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Staley Park
Baker Park
R H. E. Baker Park
Burgee
TaBrush
Clem
Weddle
Bowers
Tals - Standings of the
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R H E
Roy
Antonelli Wall
Crandall
Roberts
Seminick
MacDonald
Lonthardi
Mueller
Fox
Promesa
Schmitz
Voiselle
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Walker
Owen
Lanier
Rice
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Rush
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H. KE
Newcombe
Patreca
Campanella
Kennedy
Hansen
Maghe
Jones
Westrum
R. H E
Podbielan
Palica
Edwards
Koslo
Maglie
West
H. E
Detroit
White
A. Robinson
Wwight
Mass
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Trout
Rogovin
Swift
Robinson
Cain
Judson
Cuellar
Gumpert
Holcombe
Niarhos Brautt
Dr Pepper Divides Holiday Double Bill in Intercity Exhiitions
Dr Pepper split a pair of softball doubleheaders and swept a third in intercity holiday exhibitions. In Berryville Virginia John Kennedy debuted for the Bottlers, the hosts lost 5-3 but won 12-0 behind Max Kehne. In Arlington they won 7-2 with Red Shaffer, then fell 14-10 as Kennedy faltered. Fourth of July nightcap saw Baltimore’s Weiland and Dotty Staley homer, Shaffer and Kehne winning 5-1 and 2-1. Thursday Dr Pepper faces County Baseball Stars in a 6:30 p.m. Baker Park test game with Kehne and Shaffer pitching.
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Pepper
Berryville
John Kennedy
Max Kehne
Arlington
Baker Park
Dr. Pepper
Red Shaffer
Kennedy
1. F. Winterly
Baltimore
George
Battlers
Kehne
Shaffer
Dotty Staley
Weiland
R. H. E.E. Winterley
Hindon
Madsen
R. HH
Winterley
Drininz
Holland
Independent Firemen Defeat NECA Outfit at Staley Park
The Independents, volunteer firemen from the Municipal League, edged NECA Civic Leaguers 11 to 6 in a holiday exhibition at Staley Park. A 16 year old Optimist hurler earned the win as Lewis started for NECA and took the loss after four innings. May led the Independents with four hits, while Nikirk homered for NECA.
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Staley Park
Independents
Municipal League
Neca Civic
Lewis
Whitmore
Baker
Norwood
Eaves
Charles Handrey
May
Nikirk
Elks
Joop
Wisner
Crum
Carroll
Blue Moon Nine Spoil Urbana Holiday Softball Doubleheader
Blue Moon nine from Montgomery county won both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader at Urbana 8-1 and 11-3. Urbana committed costly errors and walked many. Manager Paul Rice, operating in Virginia, hands over exhibition-bookings to Casper Moore. Buckeystown contact 4216 for independent twilight games at Urbana or the challengers' diamond.
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Urbana
Blue Moon
Montgomery County
Paul Rice
Virginia
Casper Moore
Buckeystown
Diamond
Frederick Recreation Monday Results at Staley and Baker Parks
With favorable weather, Frederick Recreation reported results from Monday events at Staley Park and Baker Park. The day featured a decisive lead by over a mile in a pigeon-advantaged race, while noting a third street meet near the fairgrounds.
Baseball Roundup as Teams Split Games Across Leagues
The St Louis Cardinals led by Max Lanier and Harry Brecheen beat the Cubs 4-3 and 4-1 to extend their NL edge over the Phillies. Stan Musial hit two run homers in both games. Sid Gordon's grand slam helped the Braves split with Philadelphia. Tigers split with White Sox as Yankees and Dodgers also notched wins amid a busy day of action.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Lanier
Harry Brecheen
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Lanier
Brecheen
Sid
White Sox
New York Yankees
Tigers
Chisox
Bill Wight
Hal White
Yankees
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Don Mueller
Giants
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Foxing Scores and Weather Delay Hit Early Baseball Standings
American League results show New York 18 3, Washington 9 3, Cleveland 8 3, St Louis 7 8, Chicago 4, Detroit 1 10. Philadelphia and Boston games delayed by rain with two innings called early and tied games at Philadelphia New York, St Louis Detroit, Washington Boston, Chicago Cleveland.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Wagner's Bat Delivers Hustlers 2 1 Victory
Wagner homered and added a key single as the Frederick Hustlers beat Damascus 2 to 1 in a Tuesday midweek clash at Damascus. Warrenfelt pitched well, Angleberger drove in the winning run, and the win avenged a previous loss amid a rain-delayed series. The Hustlers host McSesetaleit Pa Friday at 8 20 P.M.
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Frederick
Damascus
Lefty Warrenfelt
Burlingam
Murray
Toots Angleberger
Hustlers
Saesetaleit Pa
Hustlers AB
Rhoate Wagner
Hummer
Ef Gon
Myers
Anglebergeer
Jones
Rolfe
H. Groff
Marendt
Warrentelte
Damascus A. Snapp
Soenseney
G. Johnson
Snapp
Williams
Alexander
Hints
Johnson
Damascus Aononaon Oy
Jere
B. Snapp
Angleiberger
Warrenfeluy
Dam
Legion Juniors To Meet Clear Spring Legion Juniors
Fredrench's American Legion Junior Baseball League representatives will meet Clear Spring Juniors at McCurdy Field 6 o clock every Saturday The Francis Scott Key post zone lost 8 5 to Boonsboro in an early game Boonsboro jumped to a 5 run edge by end of the second inning Forrest struck out ten Frederick batters.
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Fredench
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Olock
Francis Scott Key Post
Boonsboro
Forrest
Frederick
Painting with Ease and Struggle in The Studio
A reflective note on painting process and mood. The writer contemplates moments of effortless brushwork versus tiring sessions, praising the craft and those who make and sell paints. The piece conveys personal experience and appreciation for materials that shape artistic labor.
Home Run Furore Splits Baseball and Other Sports
New York NEA Special Correspondent Ned Brown notes a rush of homers as two major leagues approach record pace with over 800 combined long balls. The piece mocks rabbit-ball humor, cites golfers and horse owners joining the craze, and toys with changes like the spitball, wider plate, resin use, and fewer ball tosses by umpires.
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Ned Brown
York
DB. Votdigger
North Wills Country Club
Spalding
Votdigger
O'Dwyer
Rip van Winkle
Siesta
Gus
Bight
Uffenduffer
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Doak
Frank Schellenbach
Harvey
Brunswick State Loop Team Blanks Lander
Ane Kelly allowed four scattered hits as Brunswick’s Md State League leaders blanked Lander Triens 0-0 in a Fourth of July exhibition at Scheer Stadium. Kelly limited damage in the ninth as Lander threatened with the bases loaded, while D Dawson Bow ers B Dawson and Huffer sparked Brunswick’s offense with timely triples. A 400 crowd watched amid intermittent showers on a sagging field.
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Ane Kelly
Brunswick
Lander Triens
Scheer Stadium
Kelly
Lander
Scoline
Railroaders
D. Dawson
Bowers
B. Dawson
Huffer
R H. FE
Brunswick Rt
Garrett
Wirts
Thompson
Mangrum Wins Open After Snead's Rally Fails
Dapper Lloyd Mangrum came from behind to win the UT Motor City Open, closing with a 70 to beat Snead by one stroke. Snead led early but Mangrum’s back nine birdies sealed the victory as the gallery watched. Also in the paper, New Market 4-H Club held its June meeting at the Stiles home with calf fitting and parade prep discussed.
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Heteolt
Mangrum
En Courageais
Snead
Hiragsan
Mans Keun
New Market
Howard
Clifford Stiles
Mt. ‘Airy
Dickey Clark
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