Colesville Cards Host Frederick Hustlers in Sunday Clash
Colesville Cardinals return to battle the Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 80 oclock. Manager Joe Gibson scouts Capital area for new talent to strengthen the roster as the four game series nears August finish. Lefty Warrenfeltz expected on mound with Whitey Jones added in outfield and Yank James to bolster defense in the out field. Sherwood MacKenzie shown strong centerfield play last week.
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Baseball Roundup From AP Reports Yesterday
Hank Boreny of the Yankees beat Tex Hughson of the Red Sox 4-4 in a pitcher’s duel for Boreny’s 12th victory. Steve Gromek led the Indians to a 3-2 win over the Browns in 14 innings by driving in Ray Mack with the winning run. Bobby Estalella and Russ Christopher helped the Athletics to a 4-3 opener win as Estalella drove in two runs. Christopher was the first Athletic pitcher to defeat Early Wynn of the Senators since Wynn became a major leaguer. Phil Cavarrella had three hits and two RBIs as the Cubs beat the Pirates, with Ace Adams on the mound. The Giants beat the Phillies 2-1 after rallying in the ninth, Harry Feldman relieved. Frank Overmire blanked the White Sox for a 2-0 Tigers win. Bucky Walters shut out the Cardinals as the Reds won 3-0 for Walters 15th victory.
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League Leaders By the Associated Press
American League leaders include Fox of Boston leading batting at .332 and Johnson also of Boston with 61 runs. Doerr tops with 101 hits and Cullenbine leads Cleveland with 11 home runs. Pitching leader Maitzberger of Chicago at 1.900 ERA. In the National League Musial of St. Louis dominates with 366 batting, 107 hits, 28 doubles, and 52 RBIs for Kurowski tied at 52 with Nicholson of Chicago. Ott leads with 20 homers and Barrett Pittsburgh with 13 triples. Brecheen of St. Louis posts 71 wins and 875 as ERA.
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Yesterday's Results And Today's Schedule In Baseball
Yesterday results show Philadelphia and Washington tied four four Boston three Cleveland three St Louis two Detroit two Chicago zero across fourteen innings. Today's games feature Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at New York.
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Crosetti to rejoin Yankees in St Louis next Tuesday
New York reports shortstop Frank Crosetti, who worked in a California shipyard this year, notified President Ed Barrow he expects to rejoin the Yankees next Tuesday in St Louis. An experiment shipping 100 day-old chicks by air between Chicago and California shows the birds doing as well as non-flying hatchmates.
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Softball standings tighten after Friday games in city league
Standings in the City Softball League were mixed Friday as Baker Packeis rearranged the order. Everedg drops to last while Soldiers of Derrick Field move to fifth and Officers tie with Sailors in sixth. Frederick Iron & Steel and Price Bros. blanked Derrick Navy 6 0, Cossey’s wild sixth inning sparked the surge. In the nightcap, Officers edged Detrick Enlisted Men 4 3 after a two-run rally in the fifth, Rohrbach scoring on a walk and error helpers.
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Giants Win Close Game Over Phillies 2 1
The New York Giants edged the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 as they held a slim lead nine innings. Giants scored in the second and sixth innings while Philly rallied for one in the eighth. Feldman Adams and Lombard spared the loss for Philadelphia. Freeh and Engle for New York. Walters blanks Cardinals 3 0. Reds win with Mesner triple and balk by Morton Cooper.
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Sports Scores and Schedules Digest
Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 5 New York 2 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 0. Other clubs scheduled Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago. Night game.
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Antietam Purse Won by Don Bingo at Hagerstown Track
In a rich program at Hagerstown track on July 14 Don Bingo, owned by FP Hill Jr and ridden by Jockey G Rose, captured the Antietam Purse in the feature. Don Bingo led early, held off Robert E Lee at the quarter pole, and finished three quarters of a length ahead. New Face made a strong bid for place but lost to Gold Jack who edged Robert E Lee for show.
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Toothless Tigers Hopeful For American League Title
Chicago exchange reports Detroit Tigers cling to hopes of the American League flag despite slumps. Rudy York struggles in August while Outlaw Hostetler and Wakefield are noted hitters or misfits in outfield. Browns lead while Detroit eyes Chicago prospects with limited offense and pitching.
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Harmon Field Dominates Bakers Park in Volleyball Showdown
Harmon Field surged to a commanding volleyball lead by defeating Baker Park 18-14 after Baker Park beat Washington Street 18-8. An 11 point rally in the second half erased Baker Park’s nine point half-time edge. Washington Street softball split a doubleheader, beating Harmon Field 6-1 and losing 6-5 to Baker Park as D May, B Whisner, K Brachey and J Geiser each drove in runs.
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Flying Swedes Rivalry Renewed in Stockholm 1500m Duel
Arne Andersson defeated Gunder Haegg at Stockholm stadium in 3 48.4 in a renewal of the Flying Swedes rivalry. Haegg had set a world best 3 43 a week earlier at Gothenburg.
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Yankees Defeat Red Sox 4 3 to Move Second in Standings
New York Triumphed 4 to 3 over Boston as Hughson lost again for the Red Sox. Borowy pitched the full game for the Yankees with a run driven in on a second-inning double. Boston committed four errors, two unearned Yankee runs in the first three frames.
Washington steals four bases to pace doubleheader win
George Case, Washington's speed specialist, stole four bases in the two games including a steal of home in the nightcap. Connie Mack's crew faced Philadelphia in a doubleheader with uneven scores and partial line details.
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Washington survey on postwar peacetime plant conversion
A survey shows 2,000 plants will spend 2 billion dollars immediately after the war to convert to peacetime production. Key figures include Christopher Berry ma Hayes Wynn and Guerra. The study outlines the scale of equipment changes and workforce reallocation planned to resume normal output.
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