Southworth To Pilot National League Outfit
New York, July 6. Billy Southworth, managing the National League All-Star squad, plans a different approach for the Dream Game. He will not save pitchers for the game and aims to win regular league games first. He picks seven relievers to ensure rest and readiness for the All-Star clash in Philadelphia.
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Rationing To Cause Races' Cancellation Cumberland
Cumberland July 6 Cumberland Fair Association president and general manager Clifton W White says there will be no horse racing at Fairgo this year due to a pleasure driving ban. He notes the program was set for August 3 to 14 and contemplates delaying or postponing if restrictions are eased.
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What You Buy With WAR BONDS
War Bonds funding supports training of dogs for military use across branches. Dogs are taught to hear smell and see enemies unseen by humans, aiding aviation, Army, Coast Guard, and Marines. Training stations exist nationwide. you can contribute financially even if you cannot send a dog.
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Louisiane Pvt Kiser Enlisted From Thurmont in La
Pvt Kiser son of Mr and Mrs Roscos Kiser of Thurmont is stationed at North Camp Park Louisiana. He entered the service on March 24.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a night game after Chicago beat Brooklyn 9 to 4. Pittsburgh plays New York and Cincinnati faces Boston, with Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at Philadelphia also listed as events.
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Wolfpack edge Price Bros ten to claim City League win
In a two extra innings game at Baker Park the Wolfpack beat Price Bros ten 8 to 6 to move into third place. Key multiple hits and errors fueled a late Wolfpack rally in the ninth inning to pull away after Price Bros tied the game in the seventh. Batteries Shaffer M Talley Blank and H Culler.
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City Softball League Latest Results
Wolpack and Price Bros. tag team a 6 game Thursday slate as Gumbert dominates for the Cardinals. Majesty Tartooth nets a fourth straight win while Dom Ress and Prince Qana contribute. Tigers deliver a clutch double and run in the sixth to edge the Senators. Cubs pile up two hits and three runs in a lead duel. Indians blank Avison as Al Smith hits a four hit night to cap the rally. Watkees beat the Browns behind two timely hits.
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League Leaders with Chicago baseball stats
A listing of league leaders centered on Chicago players with figures for runs, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, stolen bases, and batting leaders. Names include Musial, Nicholson, Vaughan, Herman, and others from St. Louis, Brooklyn, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Chicago with multiple teams noted.
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Broo Louis
Misialh
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I. Gordon
New York
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Mad Muasiat
Louis
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Ott
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Senators Lose In 18 Innings To Detroit Tigers
The Washington Senators blew a 4-2 lead in the 18th inning as Detroit won 4-2, with Gerald Priddy misplaying a ball to allow the tying run and Rae Scarborough issuing two walks to force in the winning marker. This marathon matched the majors longest game this season and kept Detroit within a half-game of second place.
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Rae Scarborough
Philadelphia
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Upsets Highlight Hagerstown Racecard At Maryland Track
More than 4,000 racegoers witnessed a string of upsets at Hagerstown where Wists Juletta outpaced six rivals in the feature Harry E. Bester Purse on the Mason-Dixon course over five and a half furlongs. Mardi Gras and Roman Boy chased early before Julette slipped inside to win by a length. Jockey Patsy Grants steered Sandy Trail to a win and Camp Mesting paid $14.90 in the second race.
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Sammy Palumba
Julia A. Itegerald
Annual Encampment Of Fish And Game Asia
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association schedules an encampment from July 17 to July 25 at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks. Expected attendees range from 30 to 40 members. E. Austin James chairs the event, with Charles F. Hartman and others on the committee. Travel options include private cars, a bus stop near the camp, or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The caretaker says the property is in good shape and two cooks are employed.
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Army Could Save Collegiate Football Debate
Washington reports a heated debate over Army trainees in intercollegiate games. Weiss, leading a committee, says Army can allow limited football while officials insist the War Department policy remains unchanged. Senators push for continuation of spectator sports and a big Army–Navy game, amid questions about West Point policy.
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Baseball scores and a drug warning across games and cities
In American League matchups Detroit beat Washington 4 3, Boston at Chicago postponed Cleveland. Philadelphia routed New York 5 to 0. St Louis won 4 over Philadelphia? NL? Also notes Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. A separate line warns opium grown in Yugoslavia or Turkey has high morphine content.
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Tommy Holmes Shines for Braves on Road Trip
Tomahaw. Tommy Holmes, an accomplished center fielder, stirred up trouble in another department by batting better than .400 during the Boston Braves long road trip.
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Gomez Released by Detroit? Yankees Star Vernon Gomez Freely Traded
Vernon Lefty Gomez, a 12 year Yankee hurler, was released and moved through trades among major leagues. The 32 year old lefty played for the Yankees from 1932 to 1939 winning six World Series games without a defeat. He joined the Washington Senators after time with the Braves and Boston Bray.
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Phillies Held To Three Hits By Harry Gumbert
Philadelphia and St. Louis clash as the Cardinals push three early runs and cruise to a 4 0 win behind Harry Gumbert in a game noted for his masterful three hit pitching. Gumbert retired all but one runner to second and tied for his sixth win of the season.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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