Mountaindale Beats Urbana Twice In Softball Doubleheader
Mountaindale Grocers defeated Urbana 10 to 1 and 13 to 1 in a Sunday County Softball League doubleheader. The wins lift Mountaindale to third place, two games behind Jefferson, one behind Ballenger, and extend Urbana’s 16th straight loss in 1950 league play. Players cited include N Esterley, L Rice, MacFadyen, P Rice, Davis, H Powell, Burdette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale Grocers
Urbana
Rice’s
Grocers
Jefferson
Ballenger
RK H. E. Mountaindale
N. Esterley
L. Rice
MacFadyen
P. Rice
R. H
Mountaindale
Davis
H. Powell
Burdette
Soap Box Derby Trials Highlight Test Runs on Bentz Street
Wilbur Main last year's Tri-County derby winner led time trials on Bentz Street, tying the 10 second mark with seven racers, as 27 of 30 eligible entries practiced. Officials prepare for Wednesday's official runoffs at 2 pm, with about 400 spectators on hand and 29 boy built craft undergoing inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur “Will” Main
Bentz Street
Main
News-Post
News- Post
Charles Grimes
David Yinger
Mac Mathias
Donald Pilsen
Ronald Smith
Donald Tregoning
Blaine Davis
Ronnie Twenty
Ronald Lipps
Fred Young
Colgate Brish
Frederick Jaycees
Chevrolet
Frederick City
Chevelet
Brunswick
Andrew Krissings
Freshmay
Gastley
Frederick
Kritsings
Carroll Creek
Krusings
Tri County League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday Broad Run beat Creagerstown 5 to 2 while Lander defeated Walkersville 7 to 4 and Middletown won 15 to 6 over Doubs in wet conditions. Next Sunday Lovettville visits Middletown and Doubs hosts Creagerstown with Walkersville at Buckeystown and Broad Run at Lander. Nipwapa pre ARCHIE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Run
Creagerstown
Lander
Walkersville
Middletown
Doubs
Buckeystown-Lovettsville
Lovettaville
Buckeystown
State League Schedule Marred By Rain In Maryland Baseball League
Rain disrupted Sunday play across the Maryland State Baseball League. Mt. Airy led Bruns wick 2-1 when the game was called in the fifth, with a protest filed by Mt. Airy. Liberty forfeited 9-0 at Sjamsville after failing to appear. Harve McCutcheon struck out 21 in a no hit no run 10-0 Woodbine win. New Market beat Woodsboro 8-1 as three-run rallies supported by strong pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Brunswick
Liberty
Sjamsville
Mt. Airy
Wachter
Loop
William B. Burall
Burall
Mgr
Wiles Abrecht
Woodsboro AB
R. Trout
Dixon
Long
H. Trout
Dorsey
Shankle
Weddle
Etzler
Powell
Flickinger
R. HO
A. E. Wood
Burgee
Hargett
Brachey
Grubb's
Hildabrand
Wiles
Cf. Mayne
J. Burall
Wilcom
Hustlers Lose Short Game To Rockville
Rockville defeated the Frederick Hustlers 18 to 2 in a rain shortened Montgomery County League game at McCurdy Field. Rockville led 13-2 after seven innings as Hustlers pitchers were overworked. Notable hits included Murphy and Gigerich with two-base hits, and Castro producing a three-base hit for Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Baseball League
Rockville
Frederick
BE. C
Price
Rolfe
Delauter
Warrenfeltz
Marendt
Hustlers
Murphy
Gigericd
Castos
Bladen
Deavers
Delanter
Castro
Davers
Ciamei
Cooper
Pictcer
J. Comer
Cannon
Third Annual Tri County Soap Box Derby Entries
Veterans and novices enter racers for the Third Annual Tri County Derby to be run on July 19. Local sponsors include The News and The Frederick Post, Key Chevrolet Sales, and the Junior Chamber of Commerce with numerous local businesses and individuals listed as sponsors or participants.
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the News
The
Frederick Post
Key Chevrolet Sales
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Batting Marks Are Shattered Across Major Leagues
New York July 16 major league hitters set records as 25 NL homers and combined leagues totaling 337 hits marked a powerful day. The day featured high scoring, doubleheaders, and notable feats including Ted Beard clearing the stands at Forbes Field. Still, pennant races shifted unevenly with the Cardinals gaining share in the NL while the AL saw no change.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pirates
Earl Turner
Beard
Turner
Gus Bell
Ted Beard
Babe Ruth
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Big Walt Dropo
Dropo
Vern Stephens
Cani DiMaggio
Allie Clark
Bob Kennedy
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athlets
Shibe Park
A’s
Alex Kellner
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Vic Rasch
White Sox
Bob Cain
New Yorkers
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Browns
Lander Downs Walkersville in Tri County Colts Battle
Freshman pitcher Jockey Wirts homered doubled and tripled driving in three as Lander beat Walkersville 7 to 4. Middletown routed Doubs 15 to 6 and Broad Run edged Creagerstown. Buckeystown at Lavettville postponed due to rain. Wirts left ankle injury to Pearl noted. Virts pitched nine strong innings for Lander with seven strikeouts.
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Wirts
Wander
Walkersville
Middletown
Doubs
Broad Run
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Lavettaville
Virginia
Lander
Don Pearl
Lare
G. Lare
Eaves
FE. Lor
Charley Huffer
Kolb
Lander AB
Remsburg
F. Danner
H. Frye
Boston
Pittsburgh
L. Frye
Sk Af
MrsCincinnati
Walkersville AB
Sto
Stouffer
Wisner
Virts
Woods
Frye
H. Whitmore
Hiits
Aff
Danner
Pearl
Ramsburg
National League Results From Saturday Night Baseball
National League scores show St Louis 8 over Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 9 defeats Boston 4. Brooklyn 13 over Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 2 loses to New York 1. Today two games feature New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St Louis. Afternoon and night games follow with Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Bickford
Crandall
Law
Borowy
Walsh
Chambers
Mueller
Philadelphia
Chicago
Muller
Donnelly
Johnson
Seminick
Lopata
Lade
Owen
R H E
New York
Eaedeedsts
Cincinnati
Kramer
Jones
Hartung Westrum
Calderone
R H. E
New York Pit
Cincinnati VW
Koslo
Hanson
Maglie
Westrum
Fox
Smith
Heyki
Prame
St Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago New York
Detroit
Washington
St Louls
Cleveland
Washington Chicago
Baseball scorecard excerpts from a multi-match recap
Philadelphia and St Louis led late but Detroit and Cleveland posted varied results in a daylong slate. Scattered box notes show Specht, Stitley, Crone and Willard among pitchers with Crone collecting the win. Rain halted several games with Detroit Philadelphia and Cleveland completing ten innings.
Md State Baseball League Rained Out and Forfeits Report
Scores show Mt Airy Bruns wick team games rained out with 9 0 Liberty over New Market 8 0 Woodsboro 1 Pt Rocks 10 Woodbine 0. Later games called ending at 47 innings with Woodbine at Liberty Brunswick at Woodsboro Mt Airy at New Market Tramsville at Pt Rocks.
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Mt Airy-Brunswick
Woodbine
Liberty Brunswick
Woodsboro
Mt. Airy
New Market
Tramsville
Pt Rocks
Pet Brunswick
New
Pt. Rocks Tir Damsville
Mt Airy Woodsboro
Liberty
Mountaindale Softball and City Fair Tonight
Mountaindale hosts Ballenger while Jefferson battles Brunswick Urbana rests idle Tonight at the Gaithersburg Agricultural Center the Gaithersburg A C faces Colesville at 8 30 p m and on Tuesday lines up Damascus both games at the Gaithersburg facility Manager M W Ambrose says improved bleachers should draw a large crowd with nearly completed seating.
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Mountaindale
Ballenger
Jefferson
Brunswick
Urbana
Gaithersburg A. C
Colesville Nine
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Sluggers
Damascus
M. W. Ambrose
Pfeiffer Baseball Box Score Summary
Baseball box score details for Pfeiffer game with Creagerstown and Broad Run. Key stats include earned runs for Creagerstown and Broad Run, two-base and three-base hits, stolen bases by multiple players, double plays, walks, strikeouts by Huffer Kolb, and losing pitcher Ware with winning pitcher Haffer. Time two hours.
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Weddle
Etzler
Woodsboro
New Market
Dixon
Dorsey
Brachey
Grubbs
V. Burall
Burgee
Hargett
Wiles
J. Burall
Burall
Hildabrand
Wayne
Mayne
Bruchey
Strine.Sover
R. Lease
Specht
Middletown
Doubs
E Stroup
Shaffer
R. Cook
Keller
E. Stroup
P. Stroup
Luiz
Brandenburg
Keller-Rudy
Stitley
Willard
Crone
Piitcher
Stroup
Houck
Creagerstown
C. Huffer
E. Long
Eaves
Orun
Lare
Boyer
Axline
Huffer
Fawley
Byrne
Beachley
Maught
Kolb
Orrison
Fogle
Plummer
G Ware
C Haffer
Hoffer
Vampire— Smith
B. Hale
Crowd packs beak busting card at Madison Square Garden
High turnout for Jake LaMotta versus Mitr with 16 968 fans paying 2 to 15 dollars. Gate nears 99 841 though event lacked telecast and featured counter attractions like wrestling. Critics note talent shortages in boxing, questioning promoters' options for future shows.
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Harry Grayson
Nea
New York
Jake LaMotta
Tiberia Mitr
Madison Square Garden
Mitr
Dick Wagner
LaMotta
International Boxing Club
Yankees Stadium
Fife
Sugar Ray Robinson
Charlie Fusari
Damon Runyon
Jersey City
Roosevelt Stadium
Ray Famechon
Rob
European reputation vs topranked boxers questioned
The report questions the value of European reputation through bouts featuring Villemain Mitri and LaMotta. It notes Willie Pep facing Famechon and highlights George Henry as a sparring partner in New York. It critiques Delannoot, Delinnout, and Jacob in matchups with Wildcat Henry and LaMotta, ending with doubt about European terms translating to US results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aert Villemain
Mitri
Europe
Famechon
Willie Pep
Villemain
Cyrille Delannoit
George Henry
Stliman
New York
West Side
Geneva
Delannoir
George Kanter
Muri
Wildcat Henry
Henry
Delinnout
LaMotta-Mitri
Bronx
Trieste
Rocky Qgraslano
Jacob
LaMotta
Adamstown Independents Crush Odd Sox in Weathered Doubleheader
Fredericksburg team totted six runs while Bob Whitmore six hit decent but the overmatched Odd Sox fell 6 1. Adamstown dominated the opener with three missing regulars, and the second game was canceled by bad weather. Tomorrow Manager Jack Kennedy plans a rematch in Shookstown to avenge an earlier loss.
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OND
Bob Whitmore
Fredericks
Odd Sox
Adamstown
Sox
Tomorrrow
Jack Kennedy
Shookstown
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Archie
Lander A
Craigerstown
Boubs
Lovettsville
Sel
John G. Flynn
Queens
Bob Gravett
Dayton
Ohio
Soap Box
Gene Abrecht
South Market St
Kiwanis
Roy Baker, Jr
Motter Ave
Howard Burke
Baldy’s Cab
Blaine Davis Brunswick Venetian Blind
Monrovia
Monrovia Supply Co
Peter Fahrney
West College
Ecco Mfg
James H. Grove
Frederick M. J. Grove Lime Co
East Second St
Tall Cedars
Floyd Haines
E. South St
F. H. Gastley
Rodney Kelly
Carty Furniture Co
Wayne Lawson
Stephen R Pearse
Knoxville Litten Chevrolet
Donald Filson
Frederick Bernie's
Bobby Poole
East Third Street
Main's
James F. Sharrer
Trail Ave
Crown Oil
Bobby Smith
Germantown Economy Oil Co
Ronald L. Smith
West 12Th Street
Brad Wolfe
Frederick Lowell Tire & Bat
Willam E. Miller
W. 4Th St
E. Fisher
Roger Wells
Brunswick Steadman-Keenan A. L
Nat Williams
E. Sixth St
Rosenour's
Joseph Wolfe, Jr
N. Market St
Modern Pharmacy
Braddock Heights
Frederick Moose
Earle’s Shoe Store
Pierce
Masi
Raschi
Silvera
R. H. Chicago
Cain
Niarchos
Reynolds
Sanford
Houk
ROH. E
Houtteman
Swift
Kellner
Guerra
White
Gray
Robinson Hooper
Scheib
Tipton
H. E
Marshal Overmire
Moss
Lollar
Hudson
Evans
Washington A
Dorish
Starr
Widmar
Lollary Martinez
Singleton
Garcia
Bearden
Benton
Peretti
Hegan
Parnell Marchildon
Nixon
Kinder
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Gromek Lemon
Murray
Masterson
Parnell
Tibbetts
Lander Downs
Abrho AE
Shafer
Lutz
D. Rudy
Zecker
Butts
ABRHO
Cook
B. Beachley
MD. State Baseball League
Pet. Jefferson Tl
Ballenger A
Mountaindale Hills
Pfeiffer
Nikirk
Rotor Bom
Creagertown
E. Lare
R, Huffer
P P Beachley
Ahal
A. Huffer
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market &T
Belimor
Rarhive
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