Giants Stop Cards Rush in 13-3 Victory
The New York Giants routed the St. Louis Cardinals 13-3 as Dave Koslo earned the win after nine hits allowed. Exo Dusak pitched well in relief for the Cardinals, holding the Giants scoreless in the last five innings. Elsewhere, Reds swept a two-night doubleheader from the Dodgers, winning 3-1 behind Ken Raffensberger and 6-2 with a late seventh-inning surge. Pirates edged Phillies 10-8 in a slugfest, Ralph Kiner homered for his 27th, while Tigers beat Red Sox 5-1 as Dom DiMaggio and Billy Goodman fueled the Boston victory. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3-2 in 11 innings behind Sam Zoldak’s late RBI, completing the Indians’ three-game sweep.
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Koslo
Exo Dusak
Cardinals
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ken Raffensberger
Ted Kluszewski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Bucs
Phils
Ralph Kiner
Pirate
Tigers
Dom DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Billy Goodman
Walt Dropo
George Kell
Pat Mullin
Vic Wertz
Sam Zoldak
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia
Zoldak
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newcombe
Campanella
Raffensberger
Pramesa
Howell
Williams Hopeful Of Returning To Lineup
Boston in July 2017 Ted Williams hopes to rejoin the Red Sox lineup sooner than doctors expect after elbow surgery. He says he will begin exercises once healing allows and plans to sit with teammates during weekend games. Doctors doubt a return this season as only part of the radius bone was removed.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Williams
St. Louis Browns
Joseph Shortell
Joseph McCarthy
Ted
Municipal League American League results and schedule
Yesterday results show Boston six, Detroit five. Cleveland three. Philadelphia two. Chicago Washington rained out. Unplayed games listed for today include Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia. Night games note girls softball and a postpound playoff pending between North End and SECA.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Phila
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Fred’k. Tailors
Camp Detrick
North End
Seca
W. L. Pet
St Louis
Philadelphia
Rosen Chokes Up In Bid For Homer Title
Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians rises to a home run pace, chasing the league lead as a small batter with surprising power. The piece recounts his late surge after a slow start, his balance technique, and inspiration from Ralph Kiner while detailing past trades and the A's third-base woes.
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Mack
Rosen
James B
Sibbison
Cleveland
Wichita
Kan
Rackie
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Marsh Samuel
Marsh
Ken Keltner
Keltner
San Diego
Flip
Nao
Ralph Kiner
Indians
Ted
Williams and
Kiner
Junior Firemen Topples Phonemen in Close Softball Tilt
Junior Firemen defeated C. & BP. Phonemen 6 to 3 in a Municipal Softball League game on Thursday. Player-Manager Willard Garrett broke a bone in his foot rushing to a tag. Atkinson fanned eight for the Phonemen while Wetzel Frye and Hahn drove in two runs for the Juniors.
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Junior Firemen
Willard “Skelly
Garrett
LP Corum
WP Atkinson
Junior Reeder
Firemen
Kepler
Patten
Wetzel
Frye
Hahn
Enougd
Atkinson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carum
Bell
Winners Named in Baker Park Baby Show at City Bash
Frederick hosts an all city baby show at Baker Park Band Shell. Contestants aged one day to one year competed for prizes in categories including Fattest Largest Youngest Toddlers and Crawling. Winners include Luther Hargett Jr Sandra Starner David Eugene Klipp Kenneth Baker and Mary Mulcahey with several runners up and other contestants listed.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Luther Hargett, Jr
Sandra Starner
Teresa Whitmore
David Eugene Klipp
Wayne Bell
Kenneth Baker
Sue Ann Finneyfrock
Mary Mulcahey
James Gregory Marks
Taliesi
Carol Ann Keeney
Nancy Mason
Sue Ann Finneyfrack
Michael Copoulos
Mary Natalie McSherry
Carolyn Perkins
DeBorah DelLauter
Wayne Bells
Charles Austin Sherald, Jr
Dale Young
David Wayne Gallan
Nancy Gale Cole
Linda Diana Horman
County Softball Schedule Change Announced
County Softball League president Melvin F Schwearing announced a two week schedule change due to Lewistown services. July 23 games shift with Ballenger at Jefferson and Brunswick at Urbany while Mountaindale is idle. July 30 returns to original plan with Mountaindale at Ballenger and Jefferson at Brunswick, Urbana idle. Regular play resumes August 6.
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Melvin F. Schwearing
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Ballenger
Jefferson
Brunswick
Urbany
Urbana
Sports schedule preview crosses of major matchups
Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia and Cincinnati games as Brooklyn plays New York and St. Louis. Boston and Chicago also feature in today’s lineup. The Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at St. Louis clashes highlight a packed day.
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Gamtes
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Phila
Pittsburgh
Bath
Philadelphia
North Korea's Hidden Rulers Behind Seoul's Regime
NEA Washington correspondent outlines North Korea’s opaque leadership, naming a seven member military committee and Moscow trained officials. He profiles Kim Il Sung’s replacement, premier Pak Huen Yung, marshal Choe Yongyun, and other vice premiers and ministers, noting Soviet, Japanese, and Chinese education shaping the regime.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Inea
Tedax
China
Indo-China
North Korea
Moscow
Paongrang Radio
Democratic Peoples
Republic
Stooges
Japan
Whampoa Munary Academy
Kam IL Sung
Riven
Committee of Seven
Kim Il Sung
Korea
Mancharia
Kim
Sim
Stalin
Pak Huen Yung
Lenin Institute
Communist Party of
South Korea
Choe Yongyun
Whanpea Miliary Academ
Eighth Route Army
Choe
Communist Volunteer Corps
Democratic Party
Kim Chack
Communist Party
Communist University
Seoul
Kim TH Sung
Kims
Smith
Hong Myanghen
Wong
Ile
Chosen Christian College
Iong
United Nations
Sangman Rhee
Chong Chuntaek
Pak Thi
1Far
Yenan
Communist Movement
Korean Revolutionary Party
Tailorettes Win Rain Shortened Softball Game
Frederick Tailorettes defeated Camp Detrick 7 to 4 in a rain shortened girls softball game at Staley Park. Miss Johnson took the loss while the Tailorettes battered Camp Detrick with three singles. Camp Detrick’s Carmen Gomez was out with an injured finger. Tonight North End and South End Civic Association meet in a rain postposed date.
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Tailorettes
Frederick Tailorettes
Camp Detrick
Staley Park
Miss Johnson
Jed
Derrick Lassies
Carmen Gomez
North End
South End Civic Association
R. H EE
Tailors
Johnson
Valiant
Etzler
Wes
Anniversaries in a Century of History and Birthdays
A collage of historical figures born in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts and notable events from 1839 to 1988. It lists anniversaries of Revolutionary soldiers, early pioneers, educators, inventors and artists, with birthplaces and death dates, plus a roundup of milestone dates in U S history. It also notes contemporary birthdays including Frances Keyes Ernest Hemingway and other U S figures, and hints at daily horoscope outcomes.
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John Cleves Symes
New Jersey
New York
Charlies Robinson
Misatechusetts
Kansas
Kansas State
Wardwick
Mase
Mahton Leones
Pionotr
Marconi
Oppenheims
Anna A Gordon
Boston
Jame
Chauncey Oleok
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles Aubrey Sraith
London
Canada
Champlain & St Lawrence
Congress
Bull Run
Miltsburgh
Leopold
Lock
Chicago
Bobbie Franks
Devion
Teno
John
Prange
Truman
Potsdam
SS. Senate
Frances PL Keyes
Virginia
UW. S
Rourke BO T Hickenloaper
Iowa
Blockton
William &. Jenner
Indiana
Marengo
Ind
Ernest Hemingway
Oak Park
Benjamin D. Day
Portland
Oregon
Susquehanna
Sigurd S. Larman
Eee
Advertising House
Stanton
Lows
Joseph Barnes
Montclair
Hornscope
Lovettsville Wedding Planned for McKinnies Miller
The News notes the forthcoming marriage of William McKinnies of Washington, son of WW C and the late Mrs McKinnies, to Miss Elsie C Miller of Washington. The ceremony will be at Bradbury Methodist Church in Washington on Saturday, July 22 at 6 p.m. The report lists wedding attendees and related social events surrounding the couple.
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Lovettsville
William McKinnies
Washington
McKinne Mey
Elsie C Miller
Bradbury Methodist Charch
Bop
Maxine Brown
Layottsville
Raymond Wenelderphe
Urbana
Fort Belveir
A Womeldorphe
Winchester
New York
Womeldorphe
University of Unnian
University of Ulinois
W YK Saltzgiver
Wachine
Saltzgiver
New Jerusalem Latherag Oeheret
William HW Fletcher, Jr
Falls Church
Wes
Roth Pletcher
Fletcher
Harry D Taylor
Bob
Pottstown
Molville Still
Minor Tarpley
Danville
Var
For Men's School
Raute
Laura Potterfield
George Wire
PF OW Myers
Lamar Wire
Robert Wire
Arlington
Robert
Nancy Elle Rich
Noti Shepherd College
Georges Wire
Harry Umbaugh
Waterford
Lillian Fry
Inez
Sterling Rich
George Grove
Ejilron
Akron
Gettysburg College appoints two ministers to new faculty
Gettysburg Pa July 20 two ministers were named to the college faculty. Rev Edward K Stipe was named college chaplain replacing J Howard McCarney who resigned to take a pastorate in Middletown Md The second appointee is Rev Dr Harold A Dunkelberger pastor at the Thominy Latheray church Mechanicshure named associate professor of religion at Gettysburg College.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Henry W . Hansen
Edward K. Stipe
Gettysburg RD 3
J. Howard McCarney
Middletown
Harold A Dunkelberger
Thimiy Latheray Church
Mechanicshure
Complate Varurtan at The Admiral Cape May N J
Fragmentary text describes a venue The Admiral in Cape May New Jersey with references to bowling Pont Fenris and fishing levels. Mentions pricing from $4.00 and a weekly rules section. Likely a public notice or ad list with uncertain items and management notes.
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Varurtan
Admiral Cape May
N.J
Frepenal
Coats Mort Laseriing
Niceat
Fenris
Puodm
Cachan
Mayr
Trantine
Wits
Heservatrons
Uitttatute
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Miller
Donnelly
Konstanty
Candini
Meyer and Lopata
Chambers
Law
Dickson
McCullough
Koslo
Westrum
Munger
Papai
Martin
Dusak
Rice
Bucha
Philadelphia Gromek
Hegan
Murray
Kellner
Tipton
Houtteman
Robinson
Mas Kinder
Batts
Versoni Stobbs
Santa Monica
Calif
Dave “Epstein
Pihiers
A & PF
Bears
W. Ta Tel ' T
Stars
Tailors Juniors
SFCA
Uniteds
Creagerstown Amy Dependents
Walkersville Oo Co
Detrick
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Barney McCosky
Kell
Hank Majeski
A’s
Majeski
A's
Athletics
Husky
Long Island
N. Y
Ed Kleiman
Mr. Mack
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
al. Rosen
Seattle
John Marshall
Yale
Australia
Ford Kenno
Hawaii
Marshall
Keo Nakama
Konno
West
Maryland
Dleague
Gune Nersup
Sjamsville
Roe
Vivals
Diamond Entertainment
Claude Harper
Harvey McCutcheon
Clarence Myers
Liberty
Wondbine
Fizard Charles
Freddie Beshore
Dewey Michaels
Fairview Athletic Club
Michaels
Memorial Auditorium
Harmon Fid
Baker
McCurdy Field
Roo Harmon Field
Third St
E. Sixth
McCurdy
Washington St
Hagerstown
Tony Brittl
Elizabeth Si
Know
America
the News
James Beatty
Paulette
Arlington, Y
C. M. Beatty
William
Uly
Sulphy
Waynesboro
Donald Fry
Owen Fry
F.2d. Keister
Keister
We C. Keister
Singer's Glen
Margie Payne
Ian Layton
Newark
N. d
Miles Falk
H. F. McCormick
Willow Bend
Ducets
McCormick
David Tlardman
Ralph Beck
Sara Yinger
James Unger
Luther Hines
Prederick
Unaward Zimvermaty
Mi. Hammond
Peanre
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Civil Air Patrol
Carnival Frederick Municipal Airport
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
J. S. Army
ROUSE
Sam Miller
S. Market
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Market &T
Markell & Ford
Liberal Credit
Continuous
Niew Spar
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