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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1942

Page

6

Hustlers Split Double Bill With Center Market and Colesville

The Hustlers lost the opener to Center Market 2-3 in ten innings, won the second 5-1, then split a double header with Colesville Cardinals in Montgomery County. Injuries mounted as Reg WG, Pete Stout, Paul Hildebrand, and Don Rice were noted. Angleberger played through a broken ankle. Delauter and Warrenfeltz pitched, with key defensive plays saving multiple innings. Colesville swept the first game against the Hustlers and then held on for the late-night win as Montgomery County teams pressed on amid misfortune.

Hustlers Wren Washington Colesville Cardinals Montgomery County Colesville Army Pete Stout Paul Hildebrand Don Angleberger Stout Warrenfeitz Rothgeb Hoffalg Wassale Tite Brand Clarke Finn Wagner Renn Delauter Burisco MccNeill Cever Hummer McNeill Watt Frederick Brooks Cardinal Alexander Myers Montgomery Countians Warrenfeltz Cook Hildebrand Bran Eae Burisca Center Market R.H.O. A Kenbills Pohonus Cowan Kendall Hoff Nustlers Hestlers AB ABA R. Godfrey Dehner Godfrey If Bonifant Breele Whipp Colliflower Gibson Angleverger Anderson Deianter Hobbs Hikfebrand Wahpen Rostlers AB Ole Hust- Wagner Ders Inn Steele Jerrenfeltz Hildeorand Gane Stout Warner Anderson Senter Marker AB RH O. A. E . Dobbs Cook Dehner Bonifant Pohonus Alenan- McNeil Coles- Kendall Gville Gardner Smith Fae Walters Anglebers U Wagner Ai Steele Ib Th Rinehart P Tildebrand Delaiitec Rams Hust Jers Love Balis Love Warenfelt Wintteher-Delauter Ases Frederick Zhreehn Angieberger Douve Pl Liu & Steele Mrers Siuth and Gard

Lefty Grove Returns Home to Lonaconing Retirement Life

Lefty Grove, one of baseball's greats, enjoys retirement in Lonaconing Maryland. He avoids baseball, tends his garden, fishes and hunts with dogs King Alfeed and Jif Alfonso, and spends time at a pool hall named Leftys Places. Grove recalls 300th victory, cites Joe Sewell as toughest pitcher faced, and notes his son Bob pitches at Warbington College while daughter Ethel Doris studies voice.

Wide World Lonaconing Boston Red Sox Maryland Robert Moses Lefty Grove Michigan Alfeed Jif Alfonso Red Sox Bill Tom Joe Sewell Yankees Brooklyn Cleveland Trenton Ethel Doris Bob Warbington College Gemm Maggies Aid Gifta Baltimore Orioles Athletics

Stars and pitchers pace doubleheader wins across leagues

Ted Lyons and Steve Sandra led first game wins with strong hitting and eight and six hit efforts. Eddie Miller and Larry French split wins for Braves and Dodgers as French gained his ninth win. Red Sox and Senators saw George Case drive in the winning run in the opener while Dobson pitched five hits. Cardinals and Cubs split with Former driving in three in game two. Yankees and Pirates split as each side produced key RBI and doubles. Tigers and Indians both won one game with quality pitching. Phillies beat Giants twice as Northey and Kay produced wins.

Associated Brass Ted Lyons White Sox Steve Sandra Browns Farmer Jatter Eddie Miller Braves Larry French Dodgers Miller French George Case Stnators Joe Dobson Red Sox Case Dobson Senators Hightrap Marty Gumbert Walker Cooper Cardinals Cubs Bill Knickerbocker Athletics Phil Rizzuto Yankees Elbie Fletcher Pirates Gerald Walker Reds Warssee Dizzy Trout Tigers Mel Harder Indians Ron Northey Ernie Kay Phils Giants Johnny Sullivan Alejandro Carrasquel Boston Ted Williams Tony Lupien Bobby Doerr Lupien Williams Washington R H

Baseball Scores From Sunday and Saturday

American League results list Sunday games with teams Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston and a 4 0 score for Washington. Saturday results show Philadelphia Washington New York Boston Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago with various scores. A second game went 13 innings.

Philadelphia New York Chicago St. Louis Piladelphia Washington Boston Cleveland Detroit Sesgad Gani Dalicdix Ls W. Pet Ballenger Retroit Harmony Broad Run Middletown L. Bakers Bolivar

County Softball League Yesterday's Scores

G. L. Bakers defeated Broad Run 3 to 2 while Bolivar beat Middletown 6 to 3. Harmony and Ballenger played to a 2 to 2 tie.

G. L. Bakers Broad Run Bolivar Middletown Harmony Ballenger

All American Loop Clubs Split Bills

Major league action across leagues sees the Yankees and Red Sox split as Boston and Washington also divide. Roger Wolff won the opener for the Athletics in New York while the Yankees surged back for a 4 2 nightcap behind a nine hit attack led by DiMaggio and Rizzuto. In Washington Boston split with the Senators, Dobson held the visitors to five hits in the nightcap as Williams and Lupien sparked late offense. Cleveland and Detroit split with Harder tossing a three hitter in the nightcap, while Chicago pared two games with St Louis with Lyons and Sandra delivering key hits and wins.

New York New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Roger Wolff Athletics Yankees Herman Reese Tommy Henrich Joe DiMaggio Besse Hassett DiMaggio Philadelphia Wolff Wagner Breuer Rosar Swift Gomez Lindell Botany Kearse Senators Washington Boston Red Sox Joe Dobson Indians Tigers Detroit Pinky Higgins Tiger R. H.E. Cleveland Kennedy Romek Denning Hegan Trout Tebbetts Cleveland Harder Hogan White Newhouser Parsons Lyons Steve Sandra Sox R. H EL St. Louis Chicago Auker Ferens Hayes Sewell Turner RH. CE Chicago Aoe Sandra Ross Grove Lee and Satting—Williams Gordon Bune—Williams Mits-—Spence Pesky Williams Deerr Doerr Highins Triplee—Heath

Northern Division Wins State League All-Star Game

Northern Division, featuring Woodsboro Liberty and New Market, edged Southern Division 2 to 0 in the Maryland State League all star game at Libertytown yesterday in a pitchers duel. Beards allowed nine men in three innings, Castle took the loss, Gilbert pitched three innings for the winners, and Shaffer, Flickinger and McGolerick contributed key plays as Northern pushed across two unearned runs. Approximately $20 netted for league clubs will be shared later in the year.

Libertytown Woodsboro Liberty New Market Sjamsville Mt. Airy Woodbine Frushout A. Hall Castle MacKenzie McGolerick Butler Sappington Shaffer Flickinger Beard Grabill Ann Ant Ritler Mille Gilbert Wagner Southern A. E. Main F. Holland Waener UU Osvin Geisbert Miller Smith Watkins Ramsburg Staley Northern B. RH Houds Repp McGoletick Hoffman Myers, Ri Cline How Arnold D. Holtzople Gilbert Pou Holland Kelly McKenzie Holtzopel Hall picher—Hoffman Young Saylor Stitely

Houck Wins Catoctin Ladies Handicap Championship

Mrs Charles S Houck Jr defeated Miss Julia Etchison 7 up and 6 to play to win the Catoctin Country Club Ladies Annual Handicap tournament after an 18 hole playoff. Houck, with a 14 stroke handicap, defeated Swisher 5 and 3 in the earlier round and Weinberg 4 and 3, while Etchison beat Bowlus 1 up and Thomas 1 up to reach the final.

Charles S. Houck, Jr Catoctin Country Club Julia Etchison Manuel Weinberg Miss Etchison Emmett Bowlus E. P. Thomas Patrick M. Schnauffer 5. Weinberg C. Staley Bowlus

League Leaders In The Associated Press Baseball Race

Stats from the American and National Leagues highlight leaders in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and pitching. Notable names include Williams DiMaggio Mize Ott Medwick Reiser and French Starr Wyatt and a mix of teams Brooklyn New York Cincinnati and Chicago.

Reiser Brooklyn Medwick Ott New York Mize Joost Cincinnati Hack Chicago Slaughter St. Louis Nicholson Camill Miller Boston French Starr Wyatt

Sports Standings and Delayed Game Amid Ancient Math Note

Boston led 6-1 over Brooklyn at 5-2 and Philadelphia 3-5 over New York 2-3 while St. Louis dominated 5-11 and Chicago 3-6 with Pittsburgh 4-2 and Cincinnati 3-3. Second game postponed and no games today. A Hindu mathematician credited with zero invention is noted as merchants calculated with beads and pebbles. Mrs. James faulted in quarter final.

Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati LsPet

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Geo Gardner and Smith Frederick County Carmt Charles Bowman Garfold R. Hoy Lefty Grove Weaknesses The Fireve All American A’s Agere Williamson’s Drug James Fredericktown Savings Institution United States Capwal TOTAL Ross Myers F. Ross Myers Jacob Rohrback Alfred G. Zimmerman G. Hunter Bowers State of County of Arthur W. Myers Federal Defosit Insurance Corporation
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