O'Neill's Cleveland Future Seen Like Ice On Mound
Sports columnist notes Cleveland Indians manager Steve O'Neill faces a fragile job as Alva Bradley blames the pilots for losses. Bradley praises the team while signaling continued leadership through the season amid declines in attendance and pressure from fans and writers.
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Cake of
Harry Gravyson
NEA Service
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
O’clark
Tribe
Alva Bradley
Bradley
Ingough
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Olive
Steve
Yankees
O'Neill
United States
Yankee Stadium
Peckinpaugh
Protests Delay Decisions In Local Baseball League Contests
Milton Frank will decide the Damascus Middletown protest after conferring with umpire Steiner Smith. Damascus alleges a third base play reversal changed the outcome, with seven ninth inning runs for Middletown. M. J. Thompson will rule on Woodsboro Mt Airy and Thurmont Brunswick protests this week as officials seek evidence and proper ball usage.
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Middletown
Milton Frank
Tri-County League
Steiner Smith
Smith
Prank
Basil Burdette
Montgomery County
Burdette
M. J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
Frederick County League
Woodsboro
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Bruns Wi
Brush Makers Score In Every Inning But One
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Thurmont
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Stroup
Pittinger
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Whitmore
May
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B. Warner
Strailman
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American League results show New York and St Louis 4 to 6, Chicago 4 over Washington 3, Detroit 16 over Boston 9, Philadelphia 7 over Cleveland 5. First game went 10 innings totaling 30 innings. Today’s games feature Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
W. Pet
White to debut in Frederick against Drake at Bernie's Arena
Golden Gloves champion Bill White of Minneapolis makes his Frederick debut Friday night facing Glenn Drake of Washington in a 147-pound division main event. White, from Stephens City Va, headlines a show of three five rounders and four three round bouts staged by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion starting at 8 30.
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Minneapolis
White
Frederick
Glenn Drake
Washington
Bernie's Arena
Stephens City
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Golf tips and old pros note short backswing and stance
PAR agraphs recounts Phil Greenwald scoring six consecutive birdies and 10 in 18 holes at Fond du Lac. It discusses stance changes to limit backswing for accuracy, advises an open stance for chip shots, and comments on frankincense and myrrh in modern uses such as toothpaste and mustard plasters.
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Art Krenz
Fond du Lac
Wis
Phil Greenwald
Yankees Take Double Bill in St Louis Action
New York outhit the Browns but won both ends of a July 20 double header in St Louis 5-4 in ten innings and 9-6. Vosmik had two hits opener, Hemsley one in four. Malone and Glenn led the Browns. In Chicago, White Sox edged Senators 4-3 as Ferrell allowed a tenth inning run. Detroit topped Boston 10-9 in ten. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 7-5. In New York, Melton won his 10th as the Giants beat the Reds 4-3 in ten, closing within a half game of the Cubs who were rained out.
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Browns
Joe Vosmik
Hemsley
R. Heq
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Hemstey
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Malone
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Strickland
Bonetti
Heath
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Wes Ferrell
Washington Senators
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R. Ferrell
Lee
Sewell
Cliff Melton
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Terrymen
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Derringer
Lombardi
Melton
Danning
Conoco Kids Rally For Ten In Ninth Then Take Thurmont
The Conoco Kids of this city rallied in the ninth inning to tie Thurmont Independents, then won in the tenth at Schleysville by 10 to 9. Key plays included a Lenhart walk, Nower single, Dixon leadoff single, and Whitmore stealing second before Keller’s infield hit.
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Schleysville
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Whitmore
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Shaffer
Conoco
Yellow Springs
Washington Street School
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Messinger
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Clarke
Strine
Powe
Dickerson Team Edges Gaithersburg in Seven inning Win
Dickerson Athletic Club defeated Gaithersburg 4 to 2 Sunday afternoon at Dickerson. Edwards allowed four hits and struck out eleven, retiring the last eight batters. In the seventh Arnold started with a run and Price doubled, followed by McAbee reaching on an error and Edwards' single scoring Price. Whipp later brought home McAbee with a single. Gaithersburg threatened but could not score after the fifth.
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Hale
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Bob Feller
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Indians
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Downs
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Fi Cline
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J. Price
Johnson
Norris
M. Daniels
Clagett
Haller
Jones
Rouzerville Outhits Taneytown to Stay Top Penn-Maryland Standings
Rouzerville defeated Taneytown 4 to 1 at Waynesboro to maintain leading position in the Penn-Maryland League. Max Houser pitched effectively with nine hits allowed, eight strikeouts, one walk, and clutch work in key moments. Bing Simmers led Rouzerville with two RBIs, while Staley, Campbell, and Simmers produced key hits. Taneytown’s Bixler allowed four runs over nine innings as Rouzerville's offense backed Houser's solid performance.
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Bing Simmers
Rouzerville
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Simmers
L. Henkle
Staley
Bixler
Wildasin
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Wilkerson
Hosiery and DeMolay play three games this week
City Ox Fibre fields host Barbara Fritchie and DeMolay in a series of matches with Hosiery. The schedule lists games Thursday and Friday. A separate note highlights the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads soil course for highway engineers in public service.
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
Doubs Team Mauls Woodsboro Outfit
The Doubs Athletic Club routed Woodsboro Hustlers 15 to 2 at Woodsboro on Sunday afternoon. Cotten Carey pitched six strong innings allowing one hit while Doubs built a big lead in the first three frames. Carey earned the win, Dayhoff took the loss, and Doubs will play Spring Field A. C. in Sykesville Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Baseball Results and Tonight's Games Schedule
National League games saw New York defeat Cincinnati 4 3 while Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston won 5 3 over St. Louis and other games were postponed by rain after a 19 inning contest. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn and Cincinnati meets New York Chicago faces Philadelphia St Louis plays Boston. Freddie Steele Tacoma fights Hoba Williams Alexandria at Griffith Stadium delayed by rain and shown nationwide at 10 PM. Egypt's ancient Coptic language revived as a secret tongue.
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