Hustlers Edge Larkin Post 9-8 In Semipro Thriller
In a Sunday McCurdy Field game the Hustlers beat the Frederick Larkin Post 9-8. Doty Remsberg drove in five RBIs and sparked a late Hustlers rally with a bases loaded double. The teams opened the series between Maryland and Virginia clubs with a high scoring battle and Remsberg’s late fireworks tied the game before the Hustlers pulled ahead in the eighth. Winning pitcher Rice, losing Henderson, with Warrenfeltz and Strine officiating. Time 2.07.
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William P. Larkin
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American Legion Colored Nine
McCurdy Field
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Hustlers
Doty Remsberg
Remsberg
Fr. Belvoir
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Virginia
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Price
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Thomas
Myers
Gilbert
Marendit
Five
Hildebrand
Rice
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E. Lee
Cooper
Foreman
Kes
Frederick
J. Lee
Henderson
Smith
Lee
Larkin Post
Larkins
Keys
Ambush
Hammer
Frye
Wild
Radio Program Listings and Wimbledon Title Report
Radio schedule details include WMAL to WEAL frequencies and Kiddies Hour repeats with various segments, followed by late afternoon program changes and commentary. Wimbledon champions Louise Brough and Doris Hart are noted, marking an American clean sweep in singles titles. Harmony baseball defeats Bartonsville 17 to 12 in a holiday game, Harmony seeking future games.
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WEAL
Cas Wrac
Tvenieng
Abe Fivery Uosr
Cbs Stent
Jiour
Pimemchs
East Lum
Threa
Abe Lowel
Thomas Trepezt
PQS
Cbs Ee
Warne
Gabriel Heatier
Sfeet
Archer
Cbs Public Defender
Abe
London
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Miss Brough
Margaret Osborne Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Miss Hart
Bob Falkenburg
Jack Bromwich
Eight Double Bills Played in New York on Independence Day
Major leagues staged eight doubleheaders to honor Independence Day with 28 homers. Ralph Kiner and Bobby Doerr each hit three, Kiner totaling three in one game. Indians led Athletics by one game after split with Tigers, while Senator/ Athletics splits affected standings. Red Sox swept Yankees in Boston, Braves overtook Pirates for second in NL as Voiselle beat Giants, with McCormick keying a late rally.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Boston
Bobby Doerr
Kiner
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
A’s
Senators
Washington
Bob Lemon
Indians
Tigers
Eddie Lake
Pat Mullin
Mullina
Bob Feller
Athletics
Ray Colegan
Carden Gillenwater
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New York Yankees
Sox
Yanks
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White Sox
St. .Louis Browns
Floyd Baker
Taft Wright
Cass Michael
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Braves
Giants
Bill Voiselle
Mike McCormick
Brave
R. H.E. Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hatten
Palica
Ramsdell
Broad Run tops Riversville in tight Md. league slugfest
Broad Run defeated Riversville 7-1 to seize first place as three Heart of Maryland Baseball League games Sunday. Pickett's Corner beat Florence 8-3, Thurmont edged a 16-15 marathon, but Broad Run suffered a broken leg when Tommy Fawley was injured guarding the hot corner. Spank, Shaffer and Gaver led Broad Run with strong hitting as Abyersville corrected scoring.
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Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Broad Ruo
Riversville
Pickett
Florence
Carroll County
Thurmont
Broad Run
Tommy Fawley
Myersville
Home Club Wins on Home Lot in Close Contest
Thurmont and Mt Airy played a tight game with equal errors and runners left on. The score line shows 16 19 21 for Thurmont versus 15 18 2 for Mt Airy, with Sweeney Sorrell and Ecker for Milan and Norris and Murphy for Gosnell contributing. Pickett's Corner defeated Florence's county neighbors 8-3 before a holiday crowd, noted as one of the season's best games with one miscue per side. Florence won 36 to 11 as Mayne Poole Haugh and Maring drove the offense. Radio Waves from the Sun features Dr Martha E Stahr speaking on WGY Schenectady July 7 at 7 30 p.m.
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Ecker
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Lare
A. Norris
Murphy
Gosnell
Pickett's Corner
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Pickett's
Mayne
Poole
Haugh
D. Maring
Martha E. Stahr
Henry I Stahr
Senate. Mass
WGY
Schenectady
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