Indians Triumph as Bob Lemon Grabs 13th Win in 5-1 Victory
Bob Lemon pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees, his 13th victory of the season, with a three run homer in the eighth. Freddie Hutchinson notched his tenth win as Detroit beat Washington 2-0. Stan Musial exited with a knee injury as St Louis beat Philadelphia 4-2. The Boston Red Sox powered past the White Sox 13-1 behind Ellis Kinder 13th consecutive win over Chicago. Del Crandall drove in four for Boston in a 6-4 victory over Cincinnati. Erv Palica, 22, pitched the Dodgers to a 1-0 win over Chicago.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday in the National League Boston lost to Cincinnati 4 to 1 while Brooklyn fell to Chicago 0 to 4. St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 and New York beat Pittsburgh 7 to (unlisted). Today schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Cincinnati with Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Tailors topple Creagerstown in girls softball clash
In a Tuesday game in the Girls' Softball League North End defeated Walkersville 16 to 12 as Creagerstown fell to Tailors with a 12 run deficit.
Phillies Braced as Simmons Heads to National Guard Camp
Philadelphia faces a pennant stretch without pitcher Curt Simmons who leaves July 29 for a 14 day National Guard encampment at Indian Town Gap. The 21 year old has 11 wins and would miss 17 home games against NL rivals, risking the season amid war concerns. Phillies skipper Eddie Sawyer weighs impact and fairness in the looming absence.
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Taneytown Firemen Plan for Picnic and Events
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company lines up plans for the annual picnic on August 17 and carnival August 28 through September 2 at the fair grounds. July 20 Sykesville parade and other stops are listed with leaders praising community support and noting new plans to photograph areas by number to aid emergency calls.
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Derby for 35 Frederick County Soap Box Racers Opens
Final inspections and qualification for 11 to 15 year old derby builders begin at Key Chevrolet in Frederick. Racers will be tested on speed and safety with minting of numerals and stickers before trial runs on Bentz street hill. Tri County championship race Wednesday at 2 pm sets the climax with trophies and local champions to be crowned.
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The Lost Battalion and a Widow in New York Bars
HAL BOYLE notes widows newly returned from the Far East visit bars in Manhattan and hear a tale of the last battalion in Korea. A young man boasts the battalion was lost then found, while others seem indifferent. A veteran links interest to Korea versus baseball as public concern shifts.
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Recreation League Baker Park 28 McCurdy Fid 9
Monday games at Washington Street versus Staley Park feature the Recreation League. McCurdy is listed as the fiduciary for nine games, indicating a scheduled slate across Baker Park facilities.
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Baker Park dominates Teen-Age League at McCurdy Field
Baker Park walloped Coca Cola 30 to 2 in the Teen-Age Twilight League at McCurdy Field. Burgee pitched a complete game for the winners while Goodsell Miller Himes Windigher and Bussard contributed hits. SECA defeated Coca Cola 8 to 3 in an exhibition as South End fans watch local talent grow. The league schedule continues next week with games at Park Harman Field and McCurdy Field against East Third Street, Fairgrounds, and Staley, all start times 6 p.m.
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Five Errora Cost Game For Dr Pepper In Ex/Game
Five errors by the Frederick entry in Maryland Softball Championship cost the Dr Pepper nine a 5-4 loss in two extra innings to the Moose at Hagerstown Friday. Fireballer Max Rehie suffered the loss as Kelne allowed the Hub Cry to score on three hits. Dr Pepper batters pounded 11 safeties but stranded runners. Browning limited the damage until the seventh. Simon homered and tied the game in the seventh, then extra innings produced no score until a late seventh inning rally. A walk, a hit and infield roller enabled the Moose to win. A return game is set for Wednesday at Baker Park.
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Weekend games near Frederick and various county leagues
Weekend schedule lists multiple county league games across Maryland venues including Colesville Ste. in Bethesda and McCurdy Field. Matches feature Knights, Lions, and Tigers names with towns like Frederick New Market Liberty and Walkersville. No decisive results provided, but a full slate indicates a busy amateur schedule Sunday.
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Walkersville Coca Cola surge moves into playoff stance
A big third inning powered Walkersville Coca Cola to a crucial win over American Legion in Baker Park. Bagent pitched a no hitter for Walkersville, lifting Coca Cola from the cellar toward a tie for second in the league standings as two errors and timely hits fueled the rally.
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Frederick Tailoring Girls Close To Top
Colassies moved to within a half game of the Girls Softball League lead by defeating Creagerstown 16 to 12 Friday. Next league game is Tuesday at Staley Park with North End vs Walkersville. Weekend events feature Northenders at Martinsburg Sunday for Newton D. Baker Hospital veterans and Camp Detrick vs Creagerstown at 3:30 p.m. at Staley Park. Rk. HH. E Tailors 140 5 Creagerstown 12 16 6 Etzvler Wiles Kolb Green Byrne.
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Baseball scores and matchups from the American League
In the latest standings Cleveland beat New York and Boston 14 to 1 while Chicago lost 2 to 1. Philadelphia edged 2 to 2? St. Louis fell 5 to 2 and Detroit trailed 2 to 0. Matches: Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington.
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