McCarthy Fines Rosar and suspends him for leaving club
Buffalo dispatch reports Yankee catcher Bill Rosar fined $250 by Joe McCarthy for leaving the team without permission. Rosar said he sought to return for his Civil Service exam and birth of a child, while McCarthy refused permission and warned of indefinite suspension if he does not report for the game versus Cleveland. Mrs Rosar and the newborn boy are reported well in a Buffalo hospital.
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Hustlers Book Games For Next Three Weeks
The Frederick Hustlers announce three weeks of double header games at McCurdy Field starting at 1 30 p m Sundays. Roscoe Whipp leads Colonville visitors in a series marked by previous tight contests and a dramatic comeback in August.
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Larry French Wins His Eleventh Game
South paw Larry French won his eleventh game of the season tonight, shutting out the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 0. Dolphy Camilli hit a solo homer and starred in four of Brooklyn’s five double plays as French and Owen dominated the mound.
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Pirates Fall as Dadgere-Formas Homers in Loss
Yesterday's Stars by AP note Larry French and Dolph Camilli. Dadgere-Formas pitched against the Pirates and sparked the offense with a 14th home run. The report mentions shoe sizes and army camp footwear details, reflecting miscellaneous wire-service notes.
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League Leaders By The Assocified Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE batting leaders Reiser Brooklyn .350 Lombardi Boston .345 runs Reiser Brooklyn 64 Mize Ott New York 61 RBIs Mize Medwick Brooklyn 109 Reiser Brooklyn 105 Desbien Hack Chicago and Reiser Brooklyn 26 triples Slaughter St Louis Nicholson Chicago W Cooper St Louis and Elliott Pittsburgh 6 home runs Mize New York 17 Camilli Brooklyn 14 stolen bases Reiser Brooklyn 12 Miller Borton and Merulio Chicago 10 Pittsburgh French Brooklyn 11 Wyatt Brooklyn 10-3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Unchanged from yesterday
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Navy cadets learn to swim amid costly training drives
Navy aviation cadets in Tom Hamilton’s pre flight program are urged to swim, with each flyer representing a $37,000 investment in training and equipment. A strong swimmer is viewed as security against downed aircraft, while SMU coach Matty Bell performs at the Merchant Marine Academy on Long Island.
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Golf Pro Quits to Farm East of Frederick After 25 Years
William Schreiber, longtime golf professional at Catoctin Country Club, moves his household to a farm five miles east of Frederick off the Baltimore pike to start a dairy farming venture in partnership with Arthur Sherald. Sherald, joining from Scott Key Dairy, and Daphne Moore, Schreiber’s sister-in-law, will help run the enterprise. The couple’s residence is on the colonial era stone house on the Liamsville road. A farewell party at the Elks Club in Baltimore drew 250 pros and golf figures.
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University professor proves curves exist in pitched baseballs
Minneapolis July 20 A University of Minnesota physics professor Dr Richard M Sutton says he has proved that a pitcher can curve a baseball. He spent six months preparing an article for publication and cites Life magazine photos to show spin can produce a six inch curve in 60 feet. The claim challenges editors and readers who doubted baseball curvature.
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Yesterday's Result Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pittsburgh
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 in yesterday's results. Other clubs were not scheduled. Today games include Pitsburch at New York, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Baker Park Softball Beats Washington Street 13 to 4
Baker Park Softball team routed Washington Street 13 to 4 on Monday afternoon. Cabin led a steady attack with four hits, Cannon followed with a near flawless batting display, Brown and Myersworth contributed two hits each while Washington’s Brown and Mayne struggled at the plate. Final line shows Baker Park 13, Washington Street 4 with Gaver Kline Tensife Brightwell and Mayne on the batteries.
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Wagner Leading With Club For Hustlers
Tony Wagner leads the Hustlers as third baseman with a .482 batting average in games played. Austin Anglieberger averages .317 but has far fewer at bats due to early season injuries. Myers rises to ninth with a .750 hit against Hagerstown Park Circle, Charles Clarke sits third, Richard Cook shows value with a .367 average. Averages by Official Scorer Sally Walters cover all games through July 12.
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Sally” Walters
Bogart snubs kiss in Casablancas romance bid
Hollywood July 20 Humphrey Bogart, asked to kiss Ingrid Bergman, declines saying his character would not start kissing games. Director Mike Curtis pushes the scene with Bergman in Casablanca while Bogart remains firm about his screen persona. Also notes Karloff Lorre comedy The Boogie Man Will Get You filming at Columbia with Jeff Donnell as love interest and her on set remarks about onstage kisses.
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Giant Potomac bass weighs seventy four and two
In Western Maryland a 7 1/2 pound bass led a Sunday catch from Chimney Rock on the Potomac. A. H. Spielman of St James, with Albert Eyler of Frederick, landed the prize after ten minutes. The fish, photographed and iced in Hagerstown, topped a row of eight bass. The weight cited came from hand scales, not an official contest reading.
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Won't Join Nuts Won't Join Nuts Detroit July 20
Detroit on July 20 reports Eric McNair, Detroit Tigers shortstop, refused to join the Washington Senators after his contract was taken up last Friday. He was sold today to the Philadelphia Athletics, though McNair says he was unaware of the sale and would play for any league club except Washington. He denies being washed up and says he may be having a poor season but is not finished.
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No Games Scheduled Yet Among Major Cities
No games are scheduled. The schedule mentions New Year at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Chicago with no further details or outcomes.
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Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Happiness
Exchange columns discuss marriage realities from a reader seeking a perpetual lover, to another asking if novelty fades after the first year. Dorothy Dix counsels practical, sustained partnership, urging realism about aging, shared duties, and emotional companionship over fantasy.
Know Your America Pca Lial Trend 56 57
Fragmented text appears to discuss gender roles, domestic life, and a tale from a “Girl's Home” about relationships and domestic expectations. It mentions a man’s behavior toward a girl, questions of home life, alcohol, and social norms without clear events or names. The readable parts suggest commentary on gendered roles in a historical context.
Divorce Granted in Equity Court Over Debts
Mrs Minipor Fo Balle of Carrall County was granted an absolute divorce signed by Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. Custody of a young daughter was awarded to Mrs Wis, with the defendant ordered to pay $10 monthly for child support and costs. Manuel M. Weineberg and Eugene Walsh appeared for the parties.
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Yes For Divorce Amid Suit Filed In Rockville
Wilson D Frnley of Gaithersburg files for an absolute divorce from Mrs. Mary Alice Fraley of Laurel claiming desertion for more than one and a half months.
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Phantom lawn fete budget at St Jon's church
The St Jon's church members plan a phantom lawn fete and supper to replace the annual dawn fete. Parishioners would donate what they would have spent on cakes edibles and other foods to support church needs during sugar rationing. The lawn fete budget aims to cut losses and help those unable to attend the event.
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