Yankees Take Strange Game From Tigers
New York defeated Detroit 4 to 4 in a peculiar game as Joe Gordon drove in two with two doubles and Red Rolfe hit the season’s first homer for the Yankees. Gomez pitched seven strong innings after a rough start, while Detroit’s offense managed only four hits and no runs on a bose error.
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Flash) Gordon
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Dizzy) Trout
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American League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday New York defeated Detroit 4 to 3. Washington routed Cleveland 7 to 0. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Today Detroit visits New York Cleveland plays Washington Chicago faces Philadelphia St Louis meets Boston.
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City Softball League Schedule Mixed Results
Price Bros defeated Dr Pepper 8 to 4 in today’s league play. DeMolay and F faced off, with DeMolay winning 1 to 8? Then DeMolay meets Price Bros Thursday, followed by F 1 and 5 versus Dr Pepper Friday.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stats
League leaders listed: Batting Gordon New York 347 Williams Boston 344 Kane Williams Boston 73 DiMaggio Boston 62 RBIs Williams Boston 82 Doerr Boston 39 Hite Spence Washington 11 Gordon New York 102 Doubles Doerr Boston 29 Higgin e Detroit 27 Triples Heath Cleveland 9 five tied 7 Home Runs Williams Boston 18 York Detroit 14 Stolen Bases Case Washington 15 Vernon Washington Kuhel Chicago 13 Fuching Based on ten decisions Chandler New York 9 2 Hughson Boston 9 3 National League unchanged from yesterday.
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Sports Roundup by 10 FEDER and Coast Notes
A broad sports round up covers boxing cards slated for July 27 in Smokytown with Claudio Villar and Harry Bobo top billing, Cody Boudreau and other MLB players discussed. It notes Larry French’s return to form for the Cubs, Mungo’s comeback motions, and various league activities including Ron Seixas and Vic Seixas in tennis, Hurrah for Wrigley shifts, and military personnel linked to sports coverage.
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Price Bros Top Dr Pepper 8 4 In City League Game
A large crowd watched Price Bros defeat Dr Pepper 8 to 4 in Baker Park securing their third straight second-half win. Knotling Lee delivered the deciding run in the sixth as Rice and Shoemaker added key hits. J Fox held late threats, while Kehne struggled after early trouble.
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Jimmy Cagney
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Cook
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Llartice
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L. Murray
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Fox
Hollywood Behind the Screen Adds Guild Class B Memberships
Hollywood reports the Screen Actors Guild opens Class B membership for atmosphere and extra players as wartime film work grows. Recruiters seek men 15 to 32 for war pictures and replacements for uniforms. Female artists appear in animation and painting roles as animals begin to have dialogue in films, with examples in George Washington Slept Here Road to Morocco and Here We Go Again. Cary Grant’s Talk of the Town features a dubbed snore sequence.
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Casablanca director Mike Curtiz plays orchestra leader role
Director Mike Curtiz appeared briefly as an orchestra leader in Casablanca and joked about becoming an Oswald candidate. He later scolded an actor and claimed to have taught him all he knows. Roosevelt’s Shangri-La remark spurred Capra to resume Lost Horizon filming. Maureen O'Sullivan's pregnancy prompts Tarzan to seek a new mate.
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Court News Melange of Property Transfers and Marital Cases
A list of court actions shows property transfers including Breeden Elsie E to Fuss, Baugher to Jackson, Wertheimer to Staley, and Staley to Wertheimer with $10 and higher sums. Equity case Frith seeks absolute divorce. Numerous marriage license entries and divorces are noted for residents of Frederick area and beyond.
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Harris Admits He Was Fooled By Prospects
Washington July 12 Four man ager Bucky Harris admits the Senators were not pennant contenders from spring training in Orlando Florida He pinpointed shortstop and second base as his major problems Repass and Croucher showed early promise but injuries and poor form hampered them Potahl Sullivan and Clary filled in at key positions with limited success as Harris hopes improvement from the youngsters can lift the club from the cellar to the first division
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Tasty Shop Squad Adopts New Sponsor Name for Junior League
Bud Kennedy, acting manager, announced the Frederick Welding Co. franchise becomes the Tasty Shop squad with Helena Wille as sponsor. The team debuted last Friday, defeating the De Molayers 11 to 3 in six innings before rain ended play. The Tasty Shoppers schedule includes a match with Bright Spot tomorrow and the M.C. A. squad Friday.
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Deeds Recorded In Emmitsburg Property Transfers
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office show Elsie and Troxell selling property to Charles R Fuss and wife on East Main Street Emmitsburg for about 3100 dollars. Louise Tull Baker and husband sold to Grace L Ness and others in Tanner District for about 2200 dollars.
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Charles LR. Fuss
John W. Baugher
Clyde R. Jackson
Philip Wertheimer
Mary Staley
Louise Tull Baker
Grace L. Hess
Naomi D. Rice
Helen F. Mock
Mary Matilda Trundle
Harry M. Feaga
Dees
Cere of Caveral Properties
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East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Grace L. Ness
Tanners Tdhistrict
Mountaindale All-Stars Take Doubleheader Wins
Mountaindale All-Stars improve to fourteen and fifteen after sweeping a twin bill. Abrecht limited hits in the opener while returning to limit Ballenger in the nightcap as Mountaindale rallied from a one run deficit to edge the Pessenger squad. Key players include Abrecht, Powell, Ballenger, and Waklace TIANTLeIA among others and James Powell solicits future game requests at Route 1, Mar.
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Marmont
Dr Pepper Team Wins Playground Loop Game
Baker Park defeated Washington Street 10 to 6 in an extra innings softball contest at Baker Park. An eighth inning rally produced four runs after errors and timely hits. Heavily billed hitters Donsife of Baker Park and Kline of Washington Street led with three for four each. Batteries: Kline and Brightwell for Baker Park. Brown and Talley for Washington Street.
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Report Scrap Rubber Quota Here Is Met
Authoritative sources near Frederick County scrap rubber committee chair say the county exceeded its quota in the campaign ending July 19. The stated county quota was 200 tons, with Maryland and Frederick County behind the national average as of July 7. Frederick City had been stripped of scrap rubber early, and a late drive reached farmers in agricultural districts to meet the final quarter.
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Broun Yearlings Sent to Saratoga by Maryland Owners
Maryland owners Alfred Gi Vanderbilt William L Maann and William Woodard plan to ship 48 yearlings to Saratoga for the season with several tied to prominent stakes lines. Breeding from Challenger Vlostee and Woodward Censiment lines, the group includes fillies and colts from Kentucky stock awaiting market pricing at sale time.
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de Vanden Vol
Philadelphia at Cheinut Postponed In Softball League
Friday results show no game played for JR City Softball League with Tasty Shop and DeMolay listed. Other scheduled matches include New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at St. Louis. A Wednesday game featured Bright Spot at Tasty Shop while Vestry diis's results and other fixtures remain unscheduled.
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Larry French Explains Keys To Win Ten Straight
Larry French outlines what it takes to win ten straight games. He praises support and resolve against the Brooklyn Dodgers, notes his Pirates win after a day off, and discusses pitch control including his butterfly softball grip. He credits Pee Wee Reese and Mickey Owen, lauds manager Lippy Durocher, and targets reaching 200 career wins this season while mentioning Carl Hubbell leading in victories early in the century.
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Yesterday's Stars In The Associated Press Box Notes
Lefty Gomez and Joe Gordon led the Yankees past the Tigers as they held them to four hits and seven runs. Waller Masterson shut out the Indians across three innings, Whit Marchilden sparked the Athletics in an 11 inning win with a first inning single. Charley Reeler struggled for the Beavers three official at bats. Glent McQuien and Rollie Hemsley were sidelined and Browns Reds postings noted.
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