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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1942

Page

7

Giants Fight Hard But Fall To Cubs In Chicago

New York Giants gathered 11 hits and had runners on base every inning but could not score, losing 0 to 0 to Len Vern Olsen as Olsen earned his sixth straight win. Koslo pitched well through five. Chicago capitalized on miscues and a lengthy rally to win.

Chicago New York Giants Leny Vern Olsen Chicago Cubs Olsen Dave Koslo Giants Bruins Chico Hernandez Stan Hack Dick Bartell Botth Lou Novikoff Yney Bill Lohrman Bill Nicholson Hernandez R. H. Ece New York Koslo Lohrman Danning

Roundup of bets, battles and ballpark chatter in Boston

SID Feder reports from Boston on horse racing at Suffolk Downs where Seabiscuit’s rival ambitions and a record pace are noted. Yankee and National League chatter cover new coaches, roster moves, injuries, and comeback hopes. Also mentioned: Navy USC grid clash, Luke Sewell, Ossie Bluege, Dykes, and Ted Williams knuckleball note.

Sid Feder Haugh Fullerton Boston Plain Hen Jones Apache Whirlaway Massachusetts Martles Mr. Biglial Kerow Suffolk Downs Seabiscuit

League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders

AP league batting leaders list Gordon of New York tops with .339, Williams of Boston leads RBIs at 82, Spence of Washington and Gordon of New York high in hits with 110 and 102 respectively, Doerr and Higgin s among leaders. In the National League Mize of New York tops home runs with 15, Ott and Camilli tied for second with 12, Reiser and Br...

Associated Press Gordon New York Reece Boston D. DiMaggio Boston Williams Doerr Spence Washington Dowdles Higgins Detroit Heath Cleveland Hackett Boudreau McQuillen St. Louis J. DiMagzin Thome York Vernon Kubel Chicago Bisons Chand Hughson Eatin Bee Bal Ottew Mize Santek Reiser Brook Medywick Mack Chicago Weenie Louis Joost Cincinnati Rier Broskiyn Slaush Nicholson Ott Camilli Brooklyn Reiser Bronklyn Ier Bastos Meralle Tonderis( Sims French Wyaib

Borowy Holds Tigers To 2 Hits As Yanks Win

Borowy pitched shutout baseball for the Yankees allowing only two Tigers hits. A third inning triple by Borowy and a sixth inning homer by Tom Henrich powered New York to a 3 0 victory, tying the season series with Detroit at seven wins apiece. Benton matched him but received little support as the Yankees pulled ahead and never looked back.

Borowy Tigers Yanks New York Hank New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Fordham University Detroit Big al Benton Bengals Phil Rizzuto Rudy York Benton York Borowys Flagr Buddy Hassett Tom Henrich Rightfeld Trait Borony Rosar

Yesterday's Results Reported Two to New York Shutout

Yesterday's scores show New York defeated Detroit 3 to 0 while other games were not scheduled. Today, Cleveland visits New York, Detroit plays Washington, St. Louis meets Philadelphia, and Chicago faces Boston.

New York Detroit Cleveland Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Shence Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnai Pet St Louis

Esther Williams Debuts In Andy Hardy Film With Pool Scenes

Hollywood reports Esther Williams, ex national AAU champion and Aquacade star, is introduced in an Andy Hardy picture at Metro. She performs pool sequences amid Rooney’s sunburn and romantic chatter, as director George Seitz shields her hair and glamor over realism. Williams, nearly 21, aimed to act before camera after training with coach Luit Burn, and earlier test with Clark Gable briefly boosted her prospects.

Pall Harrison Service Star Hollywood Acress Metro Esther Williams Andy Hardy Miss Williams San Francisco Abe Wau Erick Mickey Rooner Ant Rutherford Miss Willhans Rooney George Seite Hey Clark Gable Gable Luillian Burns Louise B. Mayer M-G-M Sierra Panaforte Leonard Kovner

DeMolay Boys Rally To Top Steelers In Close Softball Clash

In a tight City Softball League race for second place DeMolay edged Frederick Iron and Steel 7 to 6. Ford driven singles and Staley scoring drives in the seventh gave DeMolay the lead as Esterly pitched well for the Steelers until the finishing frame. Rhoderick’s four bagger highlighted a late Steelers surge but fell short. Final: DeMolay 7, Iron and Steel 6.

DeMolay Shortfelder Ford Staley Frederick Iron and Steel Steelers Baok I. Rhoderick Martz

Yankees Shut Out Tigers on Two Hits and a Triple

In a seven inning or longer context Hank Boreny of the Yankees limited the Tigers to two hits while driving in the first run via a triple. John Niggeling of the Browns was checked at Doduli. seven scatterers listed. George Kurowski and Stan Musial of the Cardinals tied the game with a two-run homer in the eighth to force extra innings. Musial then delivered a two-run shot in the 11th to win against the Braves. Rube Mellon blanked the Reds, and Lou Novikos drove in two with a double for Cuba. Whitlow Wyatt and Billy Verlan pitched for the Dodgers in a win over the Pirates, delivering a three-hit ball and a three-man double in the first.

St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Stan Musial George Kurowski Cardinals Howard Krist Braves Dick Errickson R. H. E. Boston Ieee St. Louis Javery Tost Errickson Klutz M. Cooper L. Moore Pollet Krist O'Dea W. Cooper Hank Boreny Yankees Tigers Triple John Niggeling Browns Doduli Carditfiale Tormer Rube Mellon Pilis Reds Cincinnati Fly Bath Lou Novikos Cuba Ommvo Giants Whitlow Wyatt Billy Verlan Dodgers Pirates Ilater

Firemen Save Dwelling House Near Damascus

Volunteer firemen from Mt. Airy and Gaithersburg saved a dwelling near Damascus after a fire started in a meat house and summer kitchen that were destroyed. Owned by H. C. Stanley and tenanted by Samuel Darby, the fire was spotted around 2 p.m. and spread before engines arrived. The timely arrival prevented further loss. total damages under $1,090 for the buildings and contents.

Mt. Airy Gaithersburg Damascus H. C. Stanley Sanuel Darby Stanley

True Star Wins Potomac Purse At Mason-Dixon Track

Hagerstown July 14 True Star trained by Emilio Carrilo scored today his first win in 40 starts over the Mason-Dixon five furlongs course finishing in 1 04 on a fast track. He led from the start and held a length edge over Spectator the even money favorite with Last Bet in third and Owaller fourth amid a compact field.

Hagerstown M. J. Sehmitt True Star Emilio Carrilo G. D. McCleary Jayne Waugh Owaller Blue Melody Transmuterend

Prewar dessert bridge party at Locust Grove hosts 30 guests

Miss Vashti Bartlett hosted a Wednesday dessert bridge at Locust Grove for about 30 guests from across the county. The event featured residents and visitors including Mrs. F L Ransome of Pasadena and Miss Grace Townsend of Washington, with local families like the Griffiths noted in attendance.

Laytonsville Vashti Bartlett Locust Grove Henry Griffith F. L. Ransome Pasadena Fair Hill Edwin DB Marjorie Pro California Ransome A .de Beute Nigns Belmont Washington Z. M. Waters Arian Griffith

Women and truth in love and aging Dorothy Dix Says

Dorothy Dix argues women are allergic to truth when facts touch self image and love. She contends women often deceive themselves about looks age and fidelity while mothers enable sons and husbands through protective denial. She cites Benjamin Franklin and urges honesty beginning with self.

Dorothy Dix Tae Vietors Stepisn 2. B. Bk Thea Cissin Marlene Dietrich Womeirs Dave Childt Mather Fithle Johnny Matey Tom Ama Benjamin Franklin the Bell Syndicate, Inc

Cubs Investure Elevates Leather and Haller to Silver Arrow

Cub Pack No 1 held its regular meeting in the Presbyterian Sunday School rooms. Bobbie Leather and Carol Haller were raised to Silver Arrow Wolf Cub with Den Chief Jack Fleischman assisting and Rays Smith and Bobbie Nicodemus helping. The pack planned a visit to Mt Olivet Cemetery on July 18 to survey gravestones of Francis Scott Key Barbara Fritchie and Thomas Johnson. Nineteen boys attended.

Cubs Tiold Bobbie Leather Carol Haller Presbyterian Sunday School Den Jack Fleischman Ray Smith Bobbie Nicodemus Roger Brooke Taney Barbara Fritchie Mt Olivet Francis Scott Key Barbara Fritchis Thomas Johnson

Man Released After Chicago Arrest Report

Samuel Pagarman of Chicago was arrested by City Police Sunday and held for questioning before release. The incident occurred amid routine inquiries as officers investigated potential involvement in ongoing investigations. Further details were not disclosed.

Samuel Pagarman Chicago Cottanker

Whirly Can Become Top Money Winner at Racing Go

A chaotic racing report centers on Whirly aiming to become the leading money winner as contenders from William Woodward Mrs. Park Amentior and Emerson Woodward pursue the prize. Whirlaway’s legacy looms with heavy favorites Apache Attention and Transfigure among rivals in the Suffolk track field betting.

Whirly William Woodward Empire City Roundee Texas Emerson Woodward Mr. Payne Whitney

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