Rally Fails as Colesville Edges Hustlers 8 7 at McCurdy Field
Colesville Cardinals defeated the Frederick Hustlers 8 7 at McCurdy Field to even the series. Warrenfeltz took the loss after a seventh and eighth inning collapse as Colesville tallied four in the seventh and final run came on Pitcher Love in the eighth. The Hustlers rallied with four late runs but fell short, next hosting Cameo Athletic Club next Sunday at 2:30.
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Frederick
Bob Love
Lefty
Warrenfeltz
Cardinals
Wagner
Hildebrand
Jones
Love
Hutchinson
Hobbs
Colesville
Powell
Anderson
O'Keefe
Cardinal
Steele
Thomas
Angleberger
Clio
Yank James
Doty Ramsburg
Cameo Athletic Club of Washington
Colesville AB
R. H. C. A. E. Thomas
Whipp
Bonifant
V. Beane
Bie
Hustlers AB
R. H. O. A. EL G. Ramsburg
Mackenzie
Ramsburg
James
DeLauter
Bainbridge naval team gains major leaguer amid losses
Bainbridge Maryland July 16. The Bainbridge naval training center baseball team lost two veteran players Bill Barnacle and Lou Ciola and gained major leaguer Ray Hamrick. Hamrick, Phillies number one shortstop, reported to the station as the weekend recap noted.
George Case At Peak As Base Purloiner
George Case, nearing his 29th birthday, leads the American League in base thefts with 26 successful attempts in 32 tries. Despite a shoulder dislocation sidelining him for about 20 days, he sparked a doubleheader in Philadelphia with four steals, including a dash from third that was ruled safe at home. He now tops New York’s George Stirnweiss in steals.
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Washington
George Washington Case
Case
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
George Stirnweiss
Middletown Clinches Half Title In County Softball League
Middletown secured the first half championship by sweeping Bal lenger in a doubleheader 10-2 and 7-1 at the Valley diamond. Anders and Whittier homered in the opener as Middletown pulled away early, while Butts led the second game with a four at bat day including a single double and near homer. Ballenger failed to score after the early innings.
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Middletown
Harmony
Broad Run
Ballenger
Valley
Anders
Whittier
Charles Butts
Karns
R. H. E. Ballenger
H. Culler
Anders Jand Dean
R .H. E. Ballenger
Dean Lei
Reds and Cardinals split twin bill in St Louis
Cincinnati Reds edged St Louis 3 2 in the second game on a balk as Harry Brecheen lost his second start of the season. The Cardinals won the opener 4 2. Cubs Pirates split doubleheader in Chicago with 10 shutouts. Butcher two hits and a run for Pirates. Dodgers snap 18 game losing streak vs Braves 8 5 in second game after 8 4 loss in opener. Phillies win opener 6 2 over Giants. second game halted by curfew, last inning to be replayed.
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R. Crum
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Engle
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al C. Cramer
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O'Hara
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Pittsburgh
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Rip Sewell
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Williams
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Jim Tobin
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White Sox
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Trout
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Don Johnson
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Ann Jane
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Frank McCormick
Reds
Hopp
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McCormick
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Connie Ryan
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Ryan
Olmo
Romoe
Detroit
Tresh
Gentry
Beck
Richards
KKOE
Chicago Sebeteenttens
Humphries
Haynes
Turner
Swift
College Football Now Over The Hump
New York July 16. Central Office for Eastern Intercollegiate Athletics declares college football over the hump and expects more colleges to play this year than in 1943. Syracuse and New York University lead Eastern schools resuming play, with a large returning southern group including William and Mary Alabama Poly Mississippi State Alabama Florida Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee.
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New York
Central Office
Asa Bushnell
Donald C Stuart, Jr
Syracuse
New York University
South
William and Mary
Alabama Poly
Mississippi State
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Sports Roundup From Whitney Martin for Whitman News
New York July 16 Sgt Joe Smith Army writes a cheerful sports round up to Dear Joe. He skews major league results with NL over AL and notes the Cardinals and Browns in a likely thin World Series race. Dodgers struggle, suggests moving to Brooklyn. Tennis jokes wrap with Bill Tilden still sharp.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Joe Smith
U. S. Army
Joe
Normandy
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
West
Majors
Phils
Bill Tilden
Whitney
County Softball Scores Begin Second Half
Mt Pleasant 5 Unionville 4 Middletown 10 Ballenger 2 Harmony 7 Broad Run 7 In Sunday games Harmony at Unionville Broad Run at Ballenger Mt Pleasant at Middletown Garden experts urge pruning tomato plants to a single stem and tying to a stake.
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Mt Pleasant
Unionville
Middletown
Ballenger
Harmony
Broad Run
Mt. Pleasant
Warmony
Detail for Today Brick in Navy and Coast Guard Lingo
A historical note defines BRICK as an unattractive muscular woman in Navy slang. It portrays her as patriotic, seeking to comfort lonely servicemen, yet often leaving them longing for home. Sailors may be drawn into dances at USOs or gatherings, sometimes without consent, though BRICKS are not common.
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Navy
Coast Guard
USO
League Leaders By the Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Musial of St Louis with 354, Ott of New York 64 runs, Ott and Kurowski tied for 54 RBIs, Musial 108 hits, Musial 28 doubles, Barrett of Pittsburgh 13 triples, Oil of New York 20 homers, Ryan of Boston and Lupien of Philadelphia with 12 stolen bases, Walters of Cincinnati 15 wins and 3.83 ERA. American League leaders show Fox of Boston with 32 runs, Johnson of Boston 61 RBIs, Stephens of St Louis 56 RBIs, Doerr of Boston 12 hits, Cullenbine with 26 doubles, Lindell of New York and Gutteridge of St Louis with 9 triples, Metheny of New York and Cullenbine of Cleveland 2 homers, Maltzberger of Chicago 101 strikeouts and a .909 pitcher’s average.
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Fox
Boston
Johnson
Stephens
St Louis
Doerr
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Gutteridge
Metheny
Case
Washington
Musial
Ott
Kurowski
St. Lous
St. Louis
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Oil
Ryan
Lupien
Philadelphia
Walters
Cincinnati
L Pet
Cincinnat
Chicago
Brooklyn
Tire vulcanizing device promises 10 minute in-field repairs
A new tire vulcanizing device using electronic principles has been developed enabling major tire repairs to be completed in ten minutes in combat zones. It promises rapid field service for military vehicles and emergency fleets amid ongoing operations.
Browns sweep Indians in doubleheader as Gutieridge delivers
In the first game George McQuinn and Don Gutteridge fueled an 8-7 Browns win with Gutteridge scoring from third on a late single. Gutteridge opened the 12th of the second game with a triple and scored the decisive run for an 8-7 sweep over the Indians.
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Associated Press
George McQuinn
Don Gutteridge
Browns
McQuinn
Gutteridge
Indians
Herschel Martin
Yankees
Red Sox
Gilberto Torres
Johnny Sullivan
Senators
Torres
Nats
Athletics
Sullivan
A Goat Named Tricky Sells For 75 Cents In St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on July 16 Bobby Traub auctioned a goat that brought 75 cents. Mrs L Brown secretary of the auction worked late reconstructing sales records after the goat snatched the original lists and devoured them, making the event notable for its odd interruption.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Bobby Traub
L. 4. Brown
Browns and Indians split doubleheader in 12 innings each
The St. Louis Browns swept both ends of a July 16 double header from the Cleveland Indians, 7–? and 2–1, after long extra innings. Attendance reached 22,553 as the Browns widened their lead over the Yankees to two games.
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Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Brownies
New York Yankees
St. Louis Wees
Shirley
West
Caster
Mancuso
Hayworth
Poat
Harder
Heving
Calvert
Gromek
Rosar
H. E . di Louisar
Kramer
Reynolds
Schlueter
Yankees Win And Postpone Red Sox Doubleheader
The second game of a Yankees Red Sox double header was postponed by rain after the Yankees won the opener 7 to 1 behind Atley Donald's six hit pitching. The article also notes the four months 1944 traffic death toll rose to 7650, a 15 percent increase over 1943.
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New York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Atley Donald
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