Nationals Fall As Indians Dominate Series Opener
Cleveland Indians slugged nine extra base hits and cruised past the Washington Senators 25 to 2 in the lunch hour clash. Pyle Haefner and Early toed the mound for Cleveland while Reynolds and Rosar handled Washington. A crowd of 3,661 watched the one sided opener.
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American League Yesterday's Results Briefed
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 2 while St. Louis beat Boston 5 to 2 Detroit won 3 to Philadelphia 1 and Chicago tied New York 1 to 0. Today Boston plays Sous, Philadelphia meets Detroit, Washington faces Cleveland. No other games scheduled.
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League Leaders And Baseball Notes From AP Rankings
AP batting leaders list Cartright Chicegs Stephens and others with top averages and RBIs. National League stars include Musial Vaughan Herman Ott and Sewell. Weather figures: precipitation, temperatures, river conditions noted. Navy baseball note: Schumacher assigned to manage and pitch for the Vines at Lambert Field.
Standings Update From Early Baseball Schedule
Cincinnati leads at 7 to 0 while Philadelphia stands 3 to 1 and Pittsburgh 8 to 2 Brooklyn. Other clubs not scheduled WA Reds delay Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St. Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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City Softball League Scores and Mixup Report
In a crowded schedule yesterday Rosolis FL 1 tied with Co. 8, while Price Bros. defeated 3. A headline mixup notes Rollie Hemsiey dropping 8 points from batting average as he batted three times in a Grove pitched game against the Yankees. Hem ssey was not the bingie player.
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Stanley Baker Begins New Duties At U. of Md.
Stanley Baker former Point Pleasant IN high school football and baseball coach has become director of intramural athletics at the University of Maryland. He will assist varsity football coach Clarence Doe and head the intramural remedial program for Army students. Baker a 1939 West Virginia graduate earned his master’s at George University and led Point Pleasant to the state title last year. Herman Bull, former Allegany High School coach, also joins Maryland as assistant in Physical Education.
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BATTING AVERAGES Lead by Ramsburg as league half ends
Ramsburg of last year's Dr Pepper champions tops City Softball League with a .400 batting average in the first half. Elwood Hummer of Fredericksron and Steel Ten is second at .394, with Marty of Price Bros. and Shaffer of the Wolfpack third and fourth. Pitchers Esterley Kehoe Rice and Shaffer lead in the first-half rankings as per E. Rhoderick’s compilation. Anderson Fails in Sweden Mile Attempt as Hage Holds World Record Pace
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Pirates Wallop Dodgers in Heavy Hitting
Pittsburgh, July 6. The Pirates walloped the Brooklyn Dodgers 12 to 2 behind Elbie Fletcher’s three run homer and a four run ninth inning sparked by Pete Co veararts triple with bases loaded. Fred Fitzsimmons took the loss after five innings.
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Captain Gelder Denies Need For Big Bid In Bridge Session
In a bridge column by William F. McKenney, Captain Benjamin M. Gelder, vice president of the Bridge League, is profiled. A former Pennsylvania legislator and eight‑term congressman, Gelder enjoys bridge tournaments as a hobby and favors measured bidding. An easy doubled contract was achieved when Gelder trumped the opening lead and diamond finesse, resulting in an overtrick. If North doubled to four clubs, Gelder would bid five and likely make without a club opening.
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Prive Bros Ton Triumph in Park Softball Showdown
In Baker Park Thursday evening Frederick Iron and Steel edged Price Bros 8 to 3 as Newell Estern pitched six innings for the Precisionists, striking out two and yielding eight hits. Price Bros miscues helped the rival offense with a decisive three-run rally in the fifth to seal the win and move into second place. The contest featured strong fielding from KBhioma’s royal line and a nod to Ising Solo mot and the Queen of Sheba’s descent.
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South Africa Stationed Brooks Resident of West All Saints
Pie Brooks, son of Mrs. Bessie A. Brooks of 19 West All Saints Street, is stationed in South Africa and has served in the regiments for over two years.
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Golf links program and war workers drive in SoCal
Southern California Public Links Golf Association launches a wartime summer plan with a war workers division run by recreation directors at about 100 plants and junior golf instruction as kids of war workers are guided. Ten courses near Los Angeles, Pasadena and Long Beach offer classes and plan a final tournament.
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Fort Meade Team To Play Hustlers At McCurdy Field
Fort Meade brings a roster of pro and semi pro players to McCurdy Field to face the Frederick Hustlers Sunday at 2 30 PM. Maj. Thomas C Ferguson leads the Fort Meade club which has won seven of eight in the Third Corps Area League. Starting pitchers and field positions are listed with several players from Orioles Inter State League and other circuits. The Hustlers expect Binks Delauter on the mound with Don Rice available. Charles Holland Elwood Hummer and Austin Angleberger contribute in left center and right field as reinforcements test the visitors strength.
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Veterans and Veterans: Nightcap Shows Close Baseball Action
Vontre Anatn Obes and Steve Mesner lead Reds with Mesner collecting three hits and two runs in a strong first game. Barrett nails nine hits across 14 innings to win nightcap 1-0. Elbie Fletcher, Pete Cascar power Pirates past Dodgers with three-run homer and bases-loaded triple. Allie Reynolds fans nine in seven-hit gem to beat Senators. Ned Warris drives in two and makes a spectacular shoe-string catch to stall Athletics rally. Don Gutteridge, Mike Chark: Browns combine four hits and three RBIs in win over Red Sox. Orval Grove fires a one-hitter until two out in ninth as Joe Gordon’s double ends the bid and Yankees fall.
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Pilots Four Winners On Hagerstown Track
Jockey Kirk, a Maryland rider, swept four wins on the Hagerstown program delivering a field day. In the feature Terry May led early but Ballarosa, with Jockey Austin, closed for second amid close calls as Golden Media took third.
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Jockeys Lead Wins At Turf Meet With Big Payouts
In the opening race Feltner's Fair Flame, piloted by Kirk, won as $2.90 favorite for an $8 stake while returning a profit. Ally Miss Addie, ridden by A Prain for R J Costello, won the second race and paid $24.130 for a $2 bet, highlighting a lucrative day for backers.
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Maryland Comptroller notes June liquor receipts drop
Annapolis reports June 1943 gross receipts from alcohol sales fell by 97,901.35 dollars, signaling a sharp loss for the alcoholic division. Yet the state fiscal office records a 12 month gain of 799,047.53 dollars ending June 30, 1943, over 1942, aiding budget relief.
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