Nationals Name All Star Team For July Exhibition
National Little League selected a versatile 14 player all star squad to face the American League in a July 27 single game at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium. Six players boast Optimist League pedigree, with stars Adrian Wippingler and Richard Bayles among the top prospects. The roster includes multiple pitchers and infielders from Lions and NECA teams, highlighting a strong local talent pool for the area tournament run.
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National Little League
Robert Staley Memorial Stadium
Fredenck
Staley Stadium
Lions
Ronnie Holland
Jerry Smallberg
Daryl Feaga
Doug Hum Tier
Budd Yuuse Gulaede
Ainddie Storks
Omar A Uh Sandy Green
NECA
Braves Sweep Pirate Series
Milwaukee holds off Pittsburgh 2-1 to clinch a three game sweep and extend an eight game edge over the Pirates. Bot Buhl earned the win with four strikeouts and seven hits allowed as Milwaukee continued dominance.
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Milwaukee
Hea G Wapon Watchis
Sam Jones
Roger Craig
Hodges
Geals
Braves Leave Cellar to Thurmont League
Kiwanis yields easy foe as Braves drop into Thurmont League action at Fountain Head course. John Musser of All View Golf Club fires a 32-35-67 to win the pro sweepstakes in the Mid-Atlantic PGA pro-am. Field of 214 includes 56 pros and 158 amateurs, largest in three years. Clarke of Hillendale second with 69. several others tied for third with 70s.
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Hagerstown
John Musser
All View
Killcott City
Fountain Head Country Club
Clarke
Hillendale Country Club
Baltimore
Paul McKenzie
Waynesburg
Dick James
Court House Country Club
Fairfax
Joe Reposkey
Talbot Country Club
Easton
Ted McCandlish
Argyle Country Club
Washington
Larry Hauver
Braves
Thurmont
Dodger
Forden Hughes
Miller
Kiwanis
Dick Free
I Gastley
Boller
Jones
Hewitt Rf
Gersbart
Zenty
Zimmerman Plexcer
MO Wenzel
Mayerite
Hauer
Kiwanis Ab
Dinterman
Sirine Datterman
Hugnes
Hoffman
Hayes
Barrier of Music Con Crim
Finnestick
Inaloge Rinehart
Ogte
Ini Ada
Mackie
Lysin
Dintermat Auler
Brice
Syndicate Buys Detroit Tigers for 5.5 Million
An 11 member syndicate led by Fred Knorr and John Fetzer purchased the Detroit Tigers and Boggs Stadium for five and one half million dollars. Walter Briggs Jr. will remain as executive VP. Knorr becomes president and Fetzer chairs the board. The bid, about two million above prior bids, awaits trustees and league approvals. Crosby and other partners backed the purchase with a mix of radio and investment interests across Michigan and beyond.
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Rado
Isto Baseball
Detroit Tigers
Boggs
Tiger
Walter O. Briggs Jr
Syndi
Fred Koorr
John Fetzer
Transacton
Walter C. Briggs Sr
American League and Baseball Commission
Er Ford Frick
Knorr
Lxecuive
Knorr Broadcasting Co
Michigan
Detroit Baseball Co
Fetzer
Fetzer Broadcasting Co
Nebraska
Mwnnes
Briggs
Wil
Jong
Detroit Baseball
Koorr-Fetzer
Bing Crosby
Pittsburgh Pirates
RF. Woolworth
New York
Woolworth Dime Store
Kenyon Brown
Hollywood
George L. Coleman
Miami
Okla
Joseph A Thomas
Lehman Brothersnvestment
Nm Tre-- Netenst Hala
Willam H McCoy
Detroit Insurance
Paul A. O'Bryan
Washing
Fights Last Night and River Fishing Notes
The report notes Wayne Bethea defeated Jim Slade by points in New York from 1912. Ralph Boone catches 50 bass and catfish in the Potomac near Knoxville with helgram mites cited by John W. Turner as the river’s conditions improve after cloudy weather. A meeting of the South Mountain League is set for July 16 at the Boonsboro American Legion with Eugene Smith presiding. main topic is a future match to be scheduled later in the season and full attendance urged.
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Arold Onoshthander
Thurmont
Bend
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Frank Sulivan
Innning Orioles
Jim Busby
Hal Colts
Naragon
Braves
Red Sox
Trivers
Busby
Wollen
Erro
Wayne Shaff
Don Fletcher
Lovettsville
Point of Rocks
Mondas
Mar-Wa
Fletcher
Dan Fleming
Sidere
Brown, Fleming and Fletcher
Peyton
Shelf
Ralph Boone
Frederick
Potomac River
Knoxville
John W. Turner
Boone
Turner
Hagerstown
South Mountain League
Eugene Smith
Boonsboro
Smith
Baltimore Eastern Open Provides Path to Tam O Shanter
Baltimore hosts the seventh annual Eastern Open Golf Tournament at Mt Pleasant Golf Course July 26 29 with a record field and top thirty pros earning automatic entry to the Tam O Shanter Tournament. Proceeds benefit the Heart Association of Maryland as the schedule lists clinics rounds and matches through July 29. Colts sign QB George Shaw former Oregon standout, NFL passer with 119 completions in 237 attempts for 1 586 yards and 10 TDs last season.
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Baltimore
Mt. Pleasant
Tam O Shaner
Neig
We Subemer
Chicago
Heart Association of Maryland
Heart Fund
Heart Association
America
Uly
Shaw
Ballenger tops Liberty in double elimination softball tourney
Ballenger won its 4 H double elimination softball tourney at Frederick High School defeating Liberty 4 0 in the final after Liberty was held to two hits. Senior division results show Ballenger 15 Carroll Manor 9 and Liberty 15 Unionville 2 while Emmitsburg forfeited the final. Local youth standings include Lewistown and Urbana in junior divisions and Ballenger claiming the senior title with a 22 2 win over Middletown.
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Liberty
Ballenger
Frederck High School
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Rippeon
Greysmckle
Middletown
Unionville
Jefferson
New Market
Unionvalle
Hetdteteven
Laberts
NECA
Civitans
Araby
Myersville
Mt Carmel
Yellow Logs
Carroll Manor
Buckeystown
Doubs
Sears
Bartgis-Zimmerman
Baker Park
Frederick
Babe Ruth
Rotary
Excelsior
Husky
Park Shell
Grove McCurdy
Slade Fights Tired Arms in Loss to Bethea at St Nicholas Arena
Wayne Bethea defeated Jimmy Slade by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena. Bethea, 24, from New York, used steady aggression though Slade was a slippery target, with officials scoring 7-2-1. Slade lamented tired arms, trainer Bat Norfolk urging more punching. Bethea outweighed Slade by over 40 pounds, and previous win over Ezzard Charles contrasted with this closer affair.
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New York
Jimmy Slade
Bat Norfolk
Wayne Bethea
St Nicholas Arena
Bethea
Slade
Hurrcane Jackson
Harry Enets
Artie Schwartz
Artie Aidala
Associated Press
Ezzard Charles
Jackson
Maryland State League to run doubleheaders next Sunday
President William B Hurall announced all Maryland State League teams will play doubleheaders next Sunday. All games from May 27 must be completed, with rules mandating the second games to follow the regular second half contests. First games start at 1 pm EST, Brunswick at 1 30 pm EST. nine innings for first games, seven for second, 15 minute rest between contests.
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Maryland
William B Hurall
Brunswick
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