Brooks Score Over Pirates Cards Also Win
Dodgers surge in 10th to beat Pirates 8 7 after Pittsburgh led 4 1 in seventh. Brooklyn rallied with five straight hits, Key doubles by Glossop Vaughan Bordagaray Medwick, aided by Klinger who failed to retire any. Cards shut out Braves 7 0 behind Cooper's three hitter, Barrett blunted, Musial Litwhiler pivotal. Cubs edge Giants 5 3 in 12 with Cavarretta single Nicholsons triple and wild pitch. Reds crush Phillies 4 1 in Shibe Park as Shaun holds lead after earlier onslaught. six in sixth inning.
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Pirates
Fou
Ed Head
Kirby Higbe
Dodgers
Bob Klinger
Pittsburgh
Dudgere
Glossop
Vaughan
Bordagaray
Medwick
Pittsbugh
Brooklyr
Hebert
Rescigno
Gernicki
Klinger
Brandt
Lopez
Newsome
Head and Bragan
Boston
Mort Cooper
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Cooper
Cardinals
Braves
Red Barrett
Lou Kiem
Harry Walker
Stan Musial
Danny Litwhiler
Barrett
Cuba
New York
Ernie Lombardi
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Bill Nicholson
Hank Wyse
Lombardi
Mel Ott
Giants
Chicago
McCullough
Wittig
Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Shibe Park
Clyde Sheun
Ed Heusser
R. H
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Stars Inbrief AP Report Of Major League Action
Baseball brief highlights include Mort Cooper shutting out the Braves on three singles. Billy Herman delivers a bases loaded squeeze bunt to beat the Pirates in the 10th. Bill Nicholson and Ernie Lombardi help Cubs and Giants win with late hits. Ral White and Dick Wakefield anchor Tigers win. Wakefield 100th hit. Priddy scores on squeal bunt to top Indians in 14th. Browns homer to beat Red Sox. Shoun relieves Heusser to beat Phillies with shutout innings.
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Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Braves
Billy Herman
Dodgers
Pirates
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Ernie Lombardi
Giants
Gerald Priddy
Senators
Bob Johnson
Indians
Mike Chartak
Browns
Red Sox
Clyde Shoun
Re@s
Ed Heusser
Phillies
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches
American League results yesterday include Detroit 4 Philadelphia 0 and St Louis 5 Boston 4 in thirteen innings. Scheduled today: New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
League Leaders of The Associated Press National League Batting
League leaders list top batting hitters and fielding stats for the National League. Musial of St Louis tops with .339, Hack of Chicago .326, others include Vaughan Brooklyn and Herman Brooklyn. Also notes home runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, stolen bases, and pitching leaders Sewell Pittsburgh 12 2 and Krist St Louis 7 1.
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Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Rems—Vaughan
Brooklyn
Camilli
Ans
Herman
Nicholson
Hite
Vaughan
Gordon
New York
Russell
Pittsburgh
Litwhiler
DiMaggio
Stolen Banks
Ott
Gustine
Sewell
Krist
Curiright
Stephens
Ruw
Vernon
Washington
Gutteridge
Bows
Etten
Hita
Wakefield
Detroit
Johnson
Heubles
Kellner
Continue War Time Baseball Cobb Says
Detroit on a business trip Cobb argues baseball should continue as a great American institution. He notes Texas League folds and says clubs may profit this year despite war, cites reduced squads and travel and losses from players in service. Cobb mentions sons in military training and medical corps, reflecting wartime priorities.
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Detroit
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Wade
Gibiet
Georgia Peach
Babe Ruth
Cobb
North
Nhe
Hank Greenberg
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Glenbrook Nev
France
Howell
Fort Riley
Kan
Augusta
Army Medical Corps
Cumberland Not To Run Races At Hagerstown
Cumberland officials bail on seeking permission to move the 0 day meet to Hagerstown due to transportation limits. The Cumberland Fair Association may still race at its own grounds near Cumberland if transportation allows. Hagerstown boasts its best track year as wagering totals surge past last year’s mark. Elbie Fletcher of Pittsburgh named to NL All Star team replacing injured Frank McCormick, joining Vince DiMaggio and Rip Sewell.
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Baltimore
Frank Small
Marylad Racing Commission
Cumberland Fair Association
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Maryland
Small
Tasker Lowndes
Cumberland Fairs Association
Martia
Hub City
Radio Programs Orchestrate A World of Music Night
A dense listing of radio programs and orchestral offerings from London to America features ensembles such as Hicks Talks from Overseas, Horace Heidt's Weekly Review, and Arthur Gaeth's Commentaries. It highlights numerous broadcasts including The Lutheran Half Hour, The Bandwagon Orchestra, and News of the World segments, with scheduled times and a mix of drama, religion, and music across stations and networks.
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Poyat
Liss
Noe Gao
Hicks
Blu UB
Mbn
Marshalls
Blu
Marilnes
Abe
London
Sameday
Doe
Atopak
Robby Torker Wih
Voler
Dbe
Hick
Todd Vooala
Orchestrande
Tmba
Pan- America
Horace Heidt
Cbhe
Navy Bulletin
Mbs
Sol Lewis
Bla
Ales Dreler
EweNene
Shredma
Rhurn Kobblers
Bla Quincy Heawe
Tina
America
Dbs Willam Ewing
Monotia
Atk
Nbe
Israel
Hawaii Calle
Nath
Saul Lavalle
Nbe World News
Chs
Tobstor
Ntc
Adventures of
Falcon
Hla Ta
Chew Areeean Kage Clit
Boanden
Nihs
Opry Frogeam
Hank
Cbs-Basic Downey
Mey Moor
Pons
bin Py
Nated Hobin
Cleveland Suroner Orchek
Naval Blaanee
Abe Gory
Perade
da Silva
Theater of the Air
Mia P
Ferard Tomlinson
van Vou
BP Ser Seturday
Severnadeedcbs
Sparta
Barres
Grech
John Hughes
Camment
Mbe
Vartey Snow
Blu Sonn
Ted Cross
Cbs
Arthur Gaeth
Nbs
Selters
Rupert Hughes
Shiv de Omelwl
Big Che Hiteh
Thea Air
Cha Stanley Dixon
Cymentary
Mabe Datbor
Victory
Pd Dastany
Cha the Kidoodlers
Lutheran
Stonpniagin Slooparaos
Macile Agronaky
Blu Sho—l
Chicago
Roundtable
Wim
Blu Sr
Blu Sr. Louis Municipal Opera Ci By Piarha
John Chas
Thomas
Sammy Kaye
Washington
Matloning
Nhc
Moylan Sisters
Hyams Ny
West N.Y
Tance Music Ovehes
The
Kress News
Who
Ita
Andre Kostelanels
Cls
Mibs
Boonbc
Tomr
Gladys Swarthout
Dhs
Mearot
Marian Praniac
Gene Auttiy
Uptaw
Cle
Second Continent
Ancing Mists Orchestra
Nbe Crow Pearson
Bur Hips Davis
Commando
Elsenth Day Adventist Crog
Edward ‘Tomlinson
Btr
Bandwagon Orchestra
Joe Kelly
Cebu
We the People
Crime Doctor
Trrumatic
Gabriel Heatter
Inbs-Basit
Vfive Minutes
Peplad
Famuilac
Stasie
Uellywood
Melton
Fitz Fitzexerald
Spangs
Phil Baker
John BR
Hughes
Nibe
L. Shirer
Joby Stanley
Walter Winchell
Baity Street
Enbe- Wee
Fileen Farrell
Bobby Jon
City Softball League Dr Pepper at Wolfpack showdown
Dr Pepper beat Wolfpack 4 to 3 in a City Softball League game. The report notes an upcoming Monday matchup between Dr Pepper and Price Bros. A stray line mentions the human body's blood content as five quarts.
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Dr. Pepper
Price Bros
Dr Pepper
Wolfpack
Surplus Seeds Can Be Used Following Season
College Park July 9 Surplus seeds of most garden crops can be kept over for following seasons according to W R Ballard University of Maryland extension service. Some seeds remain viable for two to four years depending on type and storage conditions. Ballard advises drying seeds labeling containers and storing cool dark places then testing germination in spring to judge viability. A short note on obsolete laws about mince pies Christmas dinners and street smoking ends the item.
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College Park
W R Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ballard
Charity funds total 33196 distributed from Charles Town track
Charles Town West Virginia officials report 33196 29 dollars raised as proceeds from 12 track racing days benefiting National War Fund and eight WV charities. Amounts include 16648 14 to the fund 11677 77 to Chestnut Ridge Camps Morgantown Children s Home Society Davis Child Center Charleston Morris Memorial Hospital Mallon Charles Town General Hospital Monongahela County Tuberculosis Association Eastmont Sanitorium 3329 63 to West Virginia Foundation for Crippled Children Berkeley Spring 1664 31 each to Kings Daughters Hospital and City Hospital Martinsburg.
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Charles Town
W Va
Judge Pi
National War Fund
West Virginia
Charles Town Race Track
Albert J. Boyle
Charles Town Hockey Club
Chestnut Ridge Camps Association
Morgantown
Children's Home Society
Davis Child Center
Charleston
Morris Memorial Hospital
Mallon
Charles Town General Hospital
Monongahela County Tuberculosis Association
Eastmont
West Virginia Foundation For Crippled Children
Berkeley Spring
Kings Daughters Hospital
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Never Too Late To Thin Fruit On Hagerstown Track
Hagerstown July reports advise late thinning of fruit trees still yields benefits. A. F. Vierheller of the University of Maryland ext warns thinning now improves fruit size, color, and flavor while reducing harvest effort. Peach, apple, and plum trees may set more fruit than mature, but thinning can boost total quality and market value despite a reduced overall crop this year.
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College Park
A. F. Vierheller
University of Maryland Extension Service
Vierheller
Jaycees To Hold Picnic Meeting At Heights
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce directors voted to cooperate with civic bodies to reduce juvenile delinquency. They set a Braddock Heights picnic for July 22 and named two new directors Richard L. Shoemaker for two years and Warner L. Brittain for one year.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Clifton Bevins
Phillips E. Harvey
Pro Football Teams Cut Travel Mileage
Washington July 9 The Office of Defense Transportation estimates that 1943 pro football schedules and travel limits will cut train travel by 700000 passenger miles. NFL Commissioner Elmer Layden says more savings will come from shorter training trips and shared coaches. Teams will avoid Pullman reservations until the day before departure, matching moves by baseball clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Elmer F. Layden
National Football League
Frisch Fined by National League President Ford Frick
New York July 1 Manager Frankie Frisch of the Pittsburgh Pirates was fined $73 today by National League President Ford Frick for his altercation with umpire Beans Reardon after a twilight game against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field Frisch ignored the umpire's warning not to come to the plate to protest a called strike on Elbie Fletcher.
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Frisch
New York
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ford Frick
National League
Beans Reardon
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Elbie Fletcher
Substantial Declines In Grains Amid Congress Setback
Chicago grain futures fell sharply as anti subsidy and corn ceiling legislation failed in Congress. Rye led losses with drops over 3 cents, while wheat slid about 2 cents and oats down 1 cent before minor support. Cash prices showed No 2 red wheat at 1.6812, and dozens of car receipts and shipping terms noted for corn oats and barley with mixed bids.
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Chicago
Congress
Dr Pepper Wins Seventh Inning Rally For Victory
Dr Pepper ten scored three runs in the seventh inning at Laker Park to defeat the Wolfpack 4 to 3 and stay unbeaten in the second half title race. Shaffer and Kehne pitched. Dr Pepper had seven hits, Wolfpack five. Single, Murray, Slagk, and an error aided the rally in the seventh. Staley homered earlier for the Pack.
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Dr. Pepper
Laker Park
Wolfpack
Ramsburg
Gardner
Moore
Slagk
Balle
Staley
Murray
Shaffer
Kehne
Shafer
Cook
M. Talley
Yesterday's Results Show Tight MLB Action Across Cities
Scores: Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 7, St Louis 7 Boston 0, Chicago 5 New York 3, Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 4. Extra innings noted 10 and 12. Pairings listed: Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Philadephia
W. Pet
Nats Stage Squeeze Play To Down Tribe
Washington won 1 to 0 over the Cleveland Indians at Municipal Stadium. Bob Johnson scored from third in the 13th inning as Leona Haefner and Ea Rosar worked the batteries for Cleveland.
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Nats
Down Tribe
Cleveland
Washington
Bob Johnson
Nationals
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland Batteries
Leona Haefner
Rosar
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Fletcher Ficken
Biily Southworth
Frank McCormick
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Vince DiMaggio
Rip Sewell
City Softball League
Uollegal
Sumanaees
Pfe
Calvin Efayler
Fei. Rey
B. Sayler
Clyde
Sayler
Calvin FE Sayter
Pvt
Rey B. Sayler
Florence Sayter
Thurmont
Clyde R. Sayler
Oscar Sayler
Rocky Ridge Pie
Cabin E Saylor
Marine Corps
Wits
Raethien
Rov
Peteracs
Rte
Greenville
Imother
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Clyde R. Sayier
Q. M. Depot Co
Vancouver
Wash
U.S
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Hoiseul
Rendov
Teticare
Pacific Ocean
Rieiate Bay
Edu
United States
Kula Gulf
New Georgia Island
O'Sullivan Farm
W. H. Kelly
Jackie Mayer
Kay Marion
Silver Beam
Ray Marion
John Bosley
Cairnduff
J. Broglio
Jaycees
Heights
Animal Kingdom
Markell & Ford Telephone
Tigers
New York Yankees
Scarborough
Rly
Bagby and
Christopher, Fagan
Besse
Swift
H. White
Richards
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Joeé Cronin
Brownies
Junior Stephens
R & EL Boston
Hughson
Conroy
Peacock
Muncrief
Hayes
Tire Headquarters
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Telsmark
Ross Myers
F Ross Myers
Jacob Rohrback
James E Doll
Hunter Bowers
State of
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Glenn E. Biehl
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