American League Wins All Star Game At Wrigley Field
The 1947 All Star Game at Wrigley Field ends 2-1 in favor of the American League before 41123 fans. Stan Spence delivers the decisive pinch hit in the seventh after a key second base miscue by John Sain. Hal Newhouser starts for the Americans while Bert Haas features for the National, with light offense from both sides and a dramatic late inning sequence shaping the result.
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Maryland Racing Commission Retains Receiving Barn Tests
The Maryland Racing Commission under a new chairman said it would retain the receiving barn and pre race tests to detect doping for all horses at Maryland tracks. Some owners oppose the ban citing space limits and materials shortages at Bel Air Track, with calls for waivers or changes.
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Bridge Hand Shows Famous Safety Play by McKenney
A bridge column discusses Harry J. Fishbein style safety play in today's hand with declarer in dummy king of diamonds. The puzzle asks for the correct line when East covers or declines, highlighting the seven of hearts as key following King of diamonds.
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East
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Baseball Umpire 10 Wet 1
A baseball game report shows the American and National teams 9 6 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 and 6 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 with Summers and Spence notable hits. Winning pitcher Shea loss Sam. Umpires Conlan home plate. Attendance 123.
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Lights Fail Ends Frederick Hustlers vs Cal's Cardinals Game
The Frederick Hustlers see Cal's Cardinals halted in the third inning after a transformer outage at McCurdy Field. Potomac Edison crews addressed the outage but no replay date was set, with Colesville leading 16 before darkness ended play.
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Radio Program Schedule Echoes From 1930s Network Lineup
Daily listings show cBES WEAID NBC WHAL ABC WAL MBS WOR and more on Eastern time with daylight added. Evening news reports and a sequence of hour blocks run from 6 PM to midnight including news, commentary, and various music and variety programs across stations.
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