Nationals Win All Star Game at Crosley Field
Brilliant pitching and timely hitting carried the National League to a 4 to 1 victory over the American League in the sixth annual charity game at Crosley Field Cincinnati before 46 000 fans. Vander Meer Lee and Brown shut down the AL bats as Lombardi Medwick Ott powered the NL offense. Cronin’s RBI and a fourth inning triple plus a seventh inning two run surge sealed the win.
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Pitchers Struggle In Tiger Trio And Duck Thriller
Baseball round up notes a pitchers duel as Vander Meer wins for the National League in a 4-1 game against the Americans with key hits by Medwick Lombard Cronin and Ott. It covers batting, pitching stats, and postgame remarks about Baer Barlund and Grimmer’s impact on teams, plus upcoming polo and racing chatter.
They Spoiled No Hit Games This Season
The feature notes seven near misses at perfect games this season. Cincinnati’s John Vander Meer pitched two no hitters in a row, while Cleveland’s Bob Feller, Hal Schumacher of New York, and others were one hit away. Bets on near misses included Goodwin Hosen of Brooklyn and Debs Garris of Boston.
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John Vander Meer
Goodwin Hosen
Brooklyn
Hal Schumacher
New York
Bill MciGee
St Louis
American League Yesterday's Results Brief
Yesterday's American League results recap notes games completed with scores and key performers, while today lists no games scheduled and specifies an open date for play. The report highlights standout players and teams from the prior day’s action.
Heavyweights to meet in close card at Bernie's Arena
The July 28 program organized by Matchmaker Jack Lipps focuses on heavy divisions with three of seven bouts completed including Tommy Feddon of Harrisonburg and Philip Jackelski of Baltimore in the main five round bout. Kirsch of Baltimore faces Dean of Harrisonburg in a lighter middleweight bout, while Sammy McCall of Harrisonburg takes on Earl Bayne of Baltimore. Lipps plans a large August outdoor show at Mc Curdy Field and seeks a former heavyweight champion as referee.
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Philip Jackelski
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Poolesville Farmers blank Forest Grove 11-0 in baseball
Poolesville farmers routed Forest Grove 11 to 0 as Cubitt pitched two hit shutout relief with 18 strikeouts. Forest Grove managed a triple play on defense. The winner’s lineup featured Munday Luhn Kitts Cubitt Hough Chiswell Stang Shawver Beall. Poolesville will face the Conoco Kids Sunday at 2. Scoring notes include two base hits by Stang and Chiswell, a home run by Hough, and a triple play McKinney to Lines to R Lenhart. Total twelve hits for Poolesville to Forest Grove’s two. Umpire Munday Time 2:00.
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Motorcycle racing card to replace fair thrill shows
Frederick Fair shifts from thrill programs to motorcycle racing this year, featuring East Class riders. The Class C bars provided most of Monday’s thrills at the Fair Grounds. B C Snider of Lincoln recommends a barometer for fishing, claiming fish feeding follows atmospheric pressure. He bets $50 that fish bite best under high pressure.
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Bicycle Race Prizes Set For Mt Airy Route Winners
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company will award 26 dollars in prizes for a five mile bicycle race from near Taylorsville to Mt Airy on July 28. Divisions include boys 11 to 13 and youths 14 to 17, with per place prizes of 5, 4, 3, and 1 dollars. Entries are being received from Frederick and Carroll counties, with coordinators in Mt Airy and at the firehouse. The race starts at 6 pm on Ridge Road, prizes at 8:30 pm during the carnival, with meet up at Mt Airy municipal park at 4:30 pm. Traffic control by firemen and State Police, and dropouts to be picked up by trucks. Riders may ride or walk. Starting at one minute intervals, they race against time. Entries accepted until midnight July 23.
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Baltimore Carroll League Latest Results
Taneytown beat Congoleum 7 to 6 and Hanover won 7 to 6 over Reisterstown. Sunday games feature Reisterstown at Taneytown and Hanover at Westminster. Charlie Keller hit once in four at bats dropping his average to .396 while Newark’s Keller leads with a .396 average. Red Sox’s Vasimir is at .330 and Indians’ Hemsley at .262.
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Community Notices From Germantown Visitors and Visits
Germantown readers note visits and returns across several families. Mrs Frederick Keiser and her New Jersey son returned home after two weeks with her parents Rey and Mrs G G Kundahl. Mrs Walter Snyder and others spent the weekend at Hood College with Neelsville Christian Endeavor Society representatives. Mr Charles Stephens of Brown's visited with his father James Stephens. Mr and Mrs F C Marth and Mr and Mrs Oscar Stephens traveled to Gettysburg. Russell Lenhart and family visited Clagett and Elizabeth Lenhart with Mr and Mrs J H Purdy of Washington. Misses Jean and Harriet Burns of Baltimore visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Burne. Miss Betty Lenhart visited with Mrs Raymond Snyder of Gaithersburg. Frances Brown of Washington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Carrel Brown. Jr and Mrs Landen Selby and the Delaware daughter visited Mr Selby’s parents Mr and Mrs A B R Selby.
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