Dodgers Win Gamble In Brooklyn Tilt 10 5
Audacion Lee Derocher matched Schoolboy Bowes against Claude Passeau in Brooklyn’s gemts final as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 10 to 5. Passeau allowed four runs in the fifth, Dodgers bullpen closed it out, Nicholson homered and Hack scored on base. Giants Submerge Pirates 11 2 in decisive series finale. New York battered three Pirates pitchers for 20 hits, Adams finished. Cards Prime For Dodgers 10 1 as Krist wins first start. Slaughter drives in two with 3 hits.
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Audacion
Lee Derocher
Schoolboy Bowes
Claude Passeau
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Paewau
Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Stan Hack
Passeau
Giants
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirate
Buccaneers
Prince Hal Schumacher
Ace Adams
Billy Surges
Jed
New Yorkers
Johnny Lanning
Eldon Wilkie
Luke Hamlin
Lanning
National League Wednesday results and upcoming games
National League results show New York 11 over Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 10 over Chicago 5 St. Louis 10 over Philadelphia 1. Upcoming games list New York at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Wenterday
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Il Pet
St. Louis Sk
AMD
American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Scores show St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 1 0. New York 8 Cleveland 1. Washington 3 Detroit 0. Boston 2 Chicago 1 in 12 innings. Schedule lists Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
L Pet
Cleveland Ag
Detroit Ag
Chicago Ag
Associated Press
National League
Reiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Oil
Mize
Medwick
Hack
Slaughter
Nicholson
Mit
Williams
Laabs
Spence
Pesky
Wahine Tans Bactan
Inins
Heath
McQuillen
Hackett
Boudreau
Blair
J. DiMaggio
Jr City Softball League Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results show Testy Shop defeating YMCA 10 to 4. Games from Monday include Barbara Fritchie at Y MC A Gees Weimestay and Debalomy Jr at Barbare Fritchie. Other notes mention Mending of the Clubs and figures like 1 000 687 1 000 000 in unclear context.
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Barbara Fritchie
Y. MC. A
Gees Weimestay
Tasty Shop
DéMolay Jr
Barbare Fritchie
Economical car built from odds by Brunswick conductor
Bradley Trenner Halley Jr a 36 year old Brunswick railroad conductor assembled a 200 pound four by two foot four inch miniature car from scrap metal using a Briggs and Stratton three quarter horsepower engine, bicycle chain drive and a custom knee action. The vehicle reaches about 26 mph, has three forward speeds and reverse, requires no water or antifreeze, and can park lengthwise or on its side. Halley claims it could outlast a store bought car and has logged over 500 miles without breakdown though refueling on long trips remains a challenge.
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Bradley Trenner Halley, Jr
Brunswick
Halley
Briggs and Stratton
Maryland
Wheat crop yields vary but most report average to good
Reporters interviewed across towns say the 1942 wheat crop is generally average or better, with many harvesting not yet completed. Six farmers, including J Thomas near Adamstown and RW Smith near Walkersville, cite crops that are very good to average based on local reports.
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J. Thomas
Adamstown
RW Smith
Walkersville
Harmony Grove Neighbor Reports Wheat Harvest Prospects
Mrs. Nellie Witter notes a fair crop with 15 acres in wheat cut and looking well, threshing due in late August or September. A Middletown neighbor reports his son-in-law harvested 1200 bushels of oats, while another household stores their wheat in a barn.
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Nellie Witter
Harmony Grove
Middletown
How Theyre Hitin Again Charley Keller Leads Lineups
The item notes Charley Keller as the sole member of the Big Three in listed lineups. Keller was passed on twice and scored on one of the passes while other players batted. It also references World War I context with American troops arriving in France on May 10, 1917.
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Charley Keller
Keller
Bails
H Aver
McQuillen Browns
Keller Yanks
Hemsley Reds
France
Baseball stars shine as Yankees and others dominate
Yesterday's box score highlights show Spud Chandler limiting the Indians to six hits while Rizzuto and Rolfe homer and triple for the Yankees. Billy Sullivan drives Dodgers past Cubs with four RBIs in five plate appearances. Chet Lanbs belts two homers plus a triple and double, six RBIs in a Browns doubleheader win over the Athletics. Billy Jurges drives in four with four hits in a Giants rout of the Pirates. Ted Williams delivers a timely second inning run for the Red Sox win. Howard Krist allows five hits in his season debut for the Cardinals over the Phillies. Buck Newsom blanks the Tigers with four hits for the Senators.
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Associated Press
Spud Chandler
Phil Rizzuto
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Chandler
Indians
Rizzuto
Rolfe
Billy Sullivan
Dodgers
Cubs
Chet Lanbs
Browns
Athletics
Billy Jurges
Giants
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
al Smith
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Heving
R. H. E. Cleveland
Smith, Heving
Eisenstat
Danning
Rosar
Bill Philadelphia
Chet Laabs
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Laabs
RBI
Piret
St. Louis
Pan
Philadelphia
Sandra
Ferrell
Hayes
Besse
Fowler
Swift
R H &E St
Ferens
T Kost
R. Harris
Wagner
Yanks Crush Indians Under Heavy Attack
New York routs Cleveland 8 to 1 as Spud Chandler goes six innings. Rizzuto homers and triples, Rolfe adds a three-base hit, DiMaggio extends hitting streak. Six straight wins for the Yanks amid on-field clashes.
Upsets Expected as Maryland League Opens Second Half
The Maryland State League aims for upsets Sunday as W B Red Burall announces umpires Twenty at Mt Aury Miller at Samsville and Young at Liberty. Leaders duel in Woodsboro Mt Airy and Samsville New Market while Woodbine and Liberty seek shares of first place. Washington Street defeats Baker Park 7 to 5 in Playground League action as rallying in the sixth inning kills the guests’ hold.
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W. B. “Red” Burall
The
Joep
Mt. Aury
Miller
Samsville
Young
Liberty
Woodsboro
Mt. Airy
Sjamsville
New Market
Woodbine
Washington Street
Baker Park
Wiles
Bender
Norwood
Washington
Low Suit Stopper Picked Up In Lead
Mrs. A. M. Sobel extended her string of victories by winning the two session mixed pair event at the South Shore Tournament held at the Half Moon Hotel in Brooklyn New York. Partner Clagett Bowie of Baltimore Maryland, a first-time pairing, opened the sole unbid suit. The lead of the queen aimed to pick off a heart stopper in dummy, but Ito proved decisive. South collected the first heart but the club queen and diamond finesse failed as defenders seized three hearts and the ace of spades.
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A. M. Sobel
South Shore
Half Moon Hotel
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clagett Bowie
Baltimore
Bowie
South
North
Ito
Declarer
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
The Junior City Softball League newcomer Tasty Shop defeated the Y M C A 10-4 as Slagle led with four hits and Kennedy added three. Shoppers batted productively, scoring in every inning except the fourth while the YMCA offense struggled against strong defense and pitching.
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Tasty Shop
Slagle
Kline
W. Kennedy
Talley
Haller
Eicholtz
Hottest hitter Lasbs shines as Brownies surge in roundup
Philadelphia notes Homer binges by Chet Lasbs fuel the Brownies in a lively round of baseball and racing tidbits. Stories skimchester Park races open in Camden with a 1 million revenue forecast, Fort Monmouth boxing, and Army-Navy exhibition hype. Annual Texas League and Reds outfield chatter mix with miscellaneous sports snippets and colorful color commentary from multiple circuits.
County Softball Loop Delays Open To Postpone Doubleheader
The County Softball League postponed the second half opening games to allow a controversial doubleheader between the G. L. Bakers and Harmony at Harmony’s home diamond. The games could affect first place, while two protested wet-ground games were removed from standings. Harmony’s 11 7 and Bolivar’s 13 7 earlier records are noted, and the schedule remains largely intact with an extra week added to finish the half.
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G. L. Bakers
Harmony
Bolivar
Ballengers
Bakers
Dorsey Shipley
City Softball League F. 1. & S. Dr. Pepper 3
City softball league game summary shows F. 1. & S. defeating Dr. Pepper with a 3 run margin in a concise match note.
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Monrovia
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Shookstown
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Marty Ewing
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America's Card Authority
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Markell Ford Telephone
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Mike
Chester Laabe
Louis
Shibe Park
Tacoma
Hamilton
Ohio
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Camden
Billy Conn
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Pitt
Keesler
Misa
Sheppard Field
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Sergeant Brainerd Booth
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Pie Traynor
Clyde Vollmer
Birmingham Bychaser
Southern Association
Lee Gamble
Reds
Pedro Hernandez
ODAY
Don Donaghey
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphis
Camsdem
Salem
Basil
Firecracker
James
Sterling
Colo
City Softball League
F. 1
Dr. Pepper
Price Bros
F.l&s
Eriam Piariea Wiaimmuin Kwitaw
Carrollton Manor Woods
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Fredericktown
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