Tigers Blank Chicago Sox 8 0 in Detroit game
Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 0 behind Freddie Hutchinson. The loss drops Chicago seven games behind the New York Yankees in the AL standings. Other AL and NL results across the day include St Louis 10 Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 0.
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New York
Chicago
White Sox
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Hutchinson
National
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Tigers
Lou Brellow
Howard Fox
Ralph
Phils
Vern Bickford
Johnny Sain
Bickford
Sain
Granny Hamner
Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Wally Westlake
CH Chambers
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Ted Williams
Bobby Doer
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Chisaga
Bob Kuava
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Jr. Legion Nine Tops Morris-Frock 7-4 in Replay
Frederick’s Mike Dorcus drives in five runs including a bases loaded triple as Jr. Legion Nine defeats Morris-Frock 7-4 in a seven inning replay at Hagerstown. Pitcher Wild John Carpenter earns the win amid control issues. Kuhn starts for Morris-Frock. Frederick faces Hagerstown again before finishing the season with a bye and a trip to Thurmont tomorrow to play Edwin C Creeger Post.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Morris- Frock
Hagerstown
Mike Dorcus
Frederick
Dorcus
RBI
Wild John" Carpenter
Wiamsville
Bill Clem
Carpenter
Legion
Wildness
Morris-Frock
Kuhn
Clem
Owens
Gossard
Sherisipp Jones
Sterling
Morris Frockpost
Curdy Field
Key Post
Thurmont
Edwin C. Creeger
Carpenter and Weddle
Burke
All-Star Talent Bob Elliott Explores New Sports
Bob Elliott, the Braves all star, reveals possible talents in swimming and football while on vacation. Dave plans a summer of work and a medical career path, with Syracuse as a favored destination. He enjoys basketball and lacrosse as hobbies.
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Dave
Syracuse
Lacresse
Delphey Motorcycle Races Cancelled for the Year
Delphey promoter announces the annual Fourth of July motorcycle races are cancelled due to rain and track hazards. Riders voted against postponing and conflicts with Sunday commitments deterred postponement. Referee and local promoters cite insurance and safety concerns for the decision.
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Delphey
Julien P. Delphey
Arederick
Wednnesday
Fairgrounds
Halfsmile Oval
Bob Rudy
Washington
California
Johnny Butterfield
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Catoctin Golfers to Play at Winchester
Catoctin Country Club’s 12 man team tops the Tri-State Golf League and travels Sunday to Winchester Virginia for noon EST matches. Capt. Bob Harrington announced the Freder ick contingent includes Nelson Bowers Leo Colliflower Melvin H Derr Theron D Green Tommy Michael Earl Rhoderick Mahlon Rhoderick Dr William E Ross Carl Snook Richard A Wenzel David Weinberg. Winchester sits third, 13 points behind Frederick and a half-point behind second place.
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Catoctin Country Club
Winchester
Bob Harrington
Frederick
Ti Catoctin
Nelson Bowers
Leo Colliflower
Melvin H. Derr
Theron D. Green
Tommy Michael
Earl Rhoderick
Mahlon Rhoderick
Kline Accepts Four Year Scholarship At Syracuse
David Kline Jr son of Mr and Mrs David Kline Sr of 441 West South Street former St Johns High and Y M C A basketball star accepts a four year scholarship at Syracuse University to begin pre medical studies in September. A versatile athlete at Charlotte Hall he has drawn multiple offers and will focus on basketball and lacrosse at Syracuse.
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David Kline, Jr
David Kline
West South Street
St. John’s High
Syracuse University
Charlotte Hall
Kline
Syracuse
Howard Burke
315
Tri-County
Chamber of Commerce
Chevrolet
News-Post
Howard
Soward
Earle’s Shoe Store
Ennant
Frederick High School
Elm Street School
Baseball Scores and Today’s Games Listed
Detroit faces Cleveland as Boston visits Philadelphia. New York hosts Washington while Chicago travels to St. Louis. The schedule includes two night games and a doubleheader note.
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Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
L Pet
New Yorke
Veeck Takes Over Browns In Major League Move
Bill Veeck formally took control of the St. Louis Browns announcing plans to keep Zach Taylor as manager for now and to field a winning club. He pledged equal opportunity for Negro players, noted stock control, named Rudy Schaffer as general manager, and said the team would spend to improve and aim for at least five runs per game.
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St.Louis
Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Zach Taylor
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Henry Thompson
Willard Brown
Redbirds
Bill
Charley Dewitt
Rudy Schaffer
Milwaukee
Brownies
Joe Gordon
Charlie Grimm
Boston
Boudreau
Gordon
West Coast
Deep Creek Lake Fish Report Warns of Forage Decline
A three year Maryland study of Deep Creek Lake Garrett County notes bass growth is solid while yellow perch and black crappie lag about 20 percent below normal weight due to scarce forage fish. Officials consider introducing gizzard shad to boost forage and limit crappie numbers while bluegill and rock bass show average growth.
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Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Tennesse
van Deusen
Pro Football Clubs Seek Court Intervention Over Player Moves
Two NFL clubs asked courts to block star players from joining Canadian leagues. Chicago Cardinals seek to bar Bill Blackburn from Calgary. George Ratterman faces restraint in Newark over joining Montreal. Dick Huffman disputes Rams contract terms in Charleston West Virginia with a temporary injunction won.
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New York
Houston
Tex
Chicago Cardinals
Bill Blackburn
Calgary
Alfred E. Stein
Newark
N. J
George Ratterman
Yanks
Ratterman
Montreal Alouetttes
W. P. Hambten
Blackburn
Rice Institute
Dan Jackson
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Huffman
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Kanawha County
NFL Ties Up Huffman Contract With Rams Amid Court Action
Huffman did not report to his hometown and a final court action was forecast in two weeks. Rams attorney John Morrison said Huffman’s option for 1951 was exercised by May 1. The New York team and Ted Collins asserted a three year contract with the former Notre Dame player. Montreal reported a free agent signing while Chicago Cardinals claimed sending Blackburn a contract on April 2.
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Straining Huffman
Tennessee
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Huffman
John Morrison
Rams
Ratterman
New York
Notre Dame
Ted Collins
Montreal
Chicago Cardinals
Blackburn
Louis Only Logical Contender For Charles
The National Boxing Association quarterly ratings place Louis as the sole logical contender for Ezzard Charles’s heavyweight title. Rex Layne and Jersey Joe Walcott earn “out standing boxers” while Lee Savold is in the also-rans. in light heavyweights Archie Moore and Harry Matthews rate above Bob Murphy, who beat Jake Lamotta, though Murphy’s rise may have demoted Lamotta to honorable mention.
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Washington
Joe
Louis
Ezzard Charles
National Boxing Association
Hts
NBA
Rex Layne
Utah
Joe Walcott
Lee Savold
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Missouri
Harry Matthews
Washington State
Bob Murphy
California
Jake Lamotta
Murphy
Lamotta
Jake
Unclear historical baseball scores from ledger listing
A fragmented string lists city matchups and scores with innings noted as ll innings. Entries include Boston versus Philadelphia 7 6, St Louis 10 Chicago 2, Cincinnati Pittsburgh 0, Brooklyn 8 New York 4, followed by ll innings, indicating an incomplete score summary.
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Hart Set to Face Fray in All England Final
Doris Hart, the tall Florida player, seeks Wimbledon double after beating Beverly Baker 6-3 6-1. Shirley Fray of Akron, Ohio, upset Louise Brough 6-4 6-2 to reach the final. Hart and Fray prepare for Saturday’s title showdown in London.
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Doris Hart
Florida
Forest Hills
Shirley Fray
Akeron
Ohio
Dotis
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Shirley
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Brunswick Defeats Lovettsville Nine In inter-league exhibition
Brunswick defeats Lovettsville 8 to 6 before a holiday crowd at Scheer Stadium. Earned runs for both teams, with five double plays and several standout hits including Grams and Danner. Pitching mixed for both sides as Cornelius gains the win.
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Scheer Stadium
T Lovettsville
Brunswick
Lovettsville
Haller
Meintzer
Grams
Dixon
Danner
Orrison
Cornelius
Huffer
H. Frye
L. Potts
J. Cooper
Lewis
Frye
Rollison
Balk
Pfeffer
Phillips
Dressen says Giants out as threat to Dodgers pennant
Brooklyn manager Charlie Dressen insists the New York Giants are finished as a pennant threat after the Dodgers swept them 6-3 and 4-2. He notes Brooklyn still in a slump yet claims the Giants blew their big chance yesterday and can't catch the Dodgers.
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Brooklyn
Charlie
Chuck) Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Interborough
New York Giants
Dressen
Giants
Bill Terry
Giant
Casey Stengel
Terry
Stengel
North End NECA Upsets Lions 5-3 in Little League Thriller
North End Civic Association youths toppled the previously unbeaten Lions 5-3 at the Little League stadium on West Twelfth Street. Kimmel relieved in the fourth, bucking the Lions’ ace while Buckey Summers drove in the decisive two-run double with the bases loaded in the top of the? inning.
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Toray Op. m Seca Ve. Civitans
Wlol. Pet. Lions
SECA
Civitans
NECA
North End Civic Association
Lions
Little League Stadium
West Twelfth Street
North End
Kimmel
Buckey Summers
Toms
Anals
Weddle
Summers
Fourth inning swing drives three runs to right center
A well placed, forceful swat delivered three runs to right center. The lineup features Toms Kimmell Littleton Weddle and Garrett as part of the play sequence.
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Toms
Kimmell
Littleton
Weddle
Garrett
Members In Arrears On Street Light Payments
In Clarksburg on July 5, community members discuss arrears in street light contributions since the local utility was formed at the last meeting. Rev. Amman notes finances, Raymond King reports the fire pond will be ready in 30 days, and a public observance is planned for late August or early September. A Red Cross class on first aid is proposed, and a playground fund via land donation and a benefit near Mountain View Park is discussed. Ora King previews a film, refreshments are served, and the association plans to meet August 6. Navy recruit Alton Haines is in Bainbridge training.
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Clarksburg
Rne
Jack Amman
G. R. Wilhide
Ralph Mariz
Edward Deets
Raymond King
Helen Lowry
Red Cross
Amman
James King
Mountain View Park
Hyattstown
Ora King
Recreation Committee
Tommy Tucker
Julia Hess
Louis Menard
Mildred Soper
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Kennedy
Westrum
Newcombe
Campanella
R. H.E Wit
N. Market St
M. BE
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Maryland Avenue
H.E. Harmon
Market St
White
Sheeley
T. Stone
J. Stone
Belmont Park
Nimwepa Pre
Spalhive
Bob Elliott
Braves
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Nelson Fox
Richie Ashburn
Chico Carasque
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del Ennis Phils
Stan Musial Cardinals
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Roy Coempanalla
Jack Robinson
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Vern Stephens Dom DiMaggiio
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By Frank Kee
Charles
W. L Pet
Markell & Ford
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Benny White
Firestone
R. F. Purdum
Damascus
Fhone
Iates
General Acceptance Corp
Philco—Hotpoint
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Alton $. Haines
USN
Walter T. Haines
Union Bridge
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Hoffmann
Jefferson Street
KEY Chev Sales, Inc
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Lawson Motor Sales
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