Cards Take Two as St Louis Tops New York in Doubleheader
In St Louis on July 2 the Cardinals beat the New York Cleats 3 1 in the opener and 6 1 in the second game, totaling three and six hits respectively as Fischer Adams Lombardi and Cooper troubled New York, while Mellon Sayles Feia Munge Bast Mancusa and Dickson worked for the Mets. In Cincinnati the Reds outslugged Brooklyn 11 1 in the first game before the Dodgers staged a comeback for a 9 7 second game victory behind Head Webber Mellon Owen Starr Shoun Heusser and Lakeman. Chicago Cubs defeated Boston 5 1 behind Bithorn who moved to 11th win, and Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 19 2 with Klinger's five hits in support.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Roundup
MLB results list the NL yesterday with Cincinnati 11 Brooklyn 1 8 St Louis 3 14 New York 1 6 Bittehurch 10 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 4 Boston 1. Today's schedule shows Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis. Umpire Lou Jorda was injured in the second game of the doubleheader between Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Jocko Conlan replaced him. Keller hit .250 Wednesday in four at bats to lift his average fractionally while Hemsley batted for Metheny in the 10th but did not deliver. Metheny’s pinch hitting was briefly noted. Keller and Hemsley are listed among Yanks players with notable outs.
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Charley Keller
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Trains Officers Bef St. Weyster of the Army Air Forces
A former Bata Shoe chief accountant at Belcamp now trains officers at the University. He attended Bucking in Buckeystown for six seasons.
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U. S. Army Air Forces
Bata Shoe Comube
Belcamp
Sow Weiping
Bucking
Buckeystown
Have You Ever Been A Blood Donor
A first person account of donating blood in a Red Cross mobile unit in Baltimore. The narrator describes the calm hospital ward, the process from needle insertion to citrate bleeding, and the post donation rest and meal, noting crew in red cross uniforms and the potential to save lives. The piece ends with a plan to return in November.
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Motor Corps
Baltimore
Frederick’s Motor Corps
Red Cross
Union Bridge social notes and local bank rate shift
Mrs William Wolfe sold a farm near town to her son Harry Wolfe with tenant Clarence Senith. Annie Becker returns to Baltimore after a Union Bridge visit. Several locals and visitors noted, including the Broadwater family, Dickensheets and Dickensheets, and upcoming hospital plans for Mrs Roger Luttrell. Anna Leatherman resumes work at Pilot Publishing. In banking news, Denton National Bank cuts savings rates to 1 percent effective August 1 and imposes a 30 cent monthly service charge on low balance accounts.
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William Wolfe
Town
Harry Wolfe
Clarence Senith
Annie Becker
Baltimore
Fannie Hour
Rachael Smith
Clyde West
Middle River
Charles Stull
Marilyn
Catonsville
Stull
H. L. Broadwater
Truman Dickensheets
Jennie Dickensheets
Frizenburg
Raymond Dickensheets
Roger Luttrell
Frederick City Hospital
C. E. Engel
Battle Creek
Mich
Marian Coleman
Washington, D. C
Edward Coleman
Bark Hill
Anna Leatherman
Pilot Publishing Company
State Banking Commission
Denton Bank
Denton National Bank
Migrant War-Plant Workers Find Home Life Hard in Baltimore
A survey shows Baltimore area war-plant migrants want to return home after the war. Trailers lack privacy and space, while cramped apartments and hotel quarters strain finances despite decent wages. High rents and food prices limit savings, drawing criticism.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bond Promotion Star Visit for Shangri La Carrier
Actress Bai Sh Varga Weidler arrives in Baltimore to boost war bonds and stamps for the new aircraft carrier Shangri-La. She is set to present an award at a local department store tomorrow morning for bond sales and will attend a theater event tomorrow afternoon.
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Bai Sh Varga Weidler
Shangri-La
CIO Plan to Win Back Congress Seeks Public Support
Washington July 21 CIO leader Philip Murray outlined a campaign to mobilize voters and the public to restore Congress to a pro labor stance. He dismissed talks of blacklists, inviting all groups to join committees in districts to counter labor-baiting and back price controls and poll tax repeal. The plan targets influenced elections and broader social policy.
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress
Roosevelt
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Murray
CIO
Allows Only Five Hits But Loses His Game
Charley Wensloff of the New York Yankees pitched a five hit game for ten innings but lost 1 to 0 to the St Louis Browns on a wild throw during an overtime bunt. The loss ends the Yankees eight game win streak and moves the Browns into the first division. The game featured errors and scoring chances as St Louis remained tied with New York in the standings.
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New York
Charley Wensloff
New York Yankees
St Louis Browns
Browns
AON
St. Louis
Baseball scores and schedule from a quiet AL day
American League results show Detroit 5 at Washington 6 and Cleveland 7 at Philadelphia 0 while St Louis 1 at New York 0 Chicago 2 at Boston. Twilight and night games listed include Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Chicano
Haines Shoe Sale Offers OPA Priced Footwear
Government breaks with Haines the Shoe Wizard doubles it July 19 sale in our stores offering men women and children shoes for 1 00 2 00 and 3 00 worth twice today’s market value and wear. Odd lots and discontinued stock will be included to help the shoe situation with ration policy limiting one item per size per customer and only sale goods marked OPA without rationing until stock lasts.
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Sis
Wen Cow Boy
Leo Durocher May Lose Dodgers Manager Job
New York reports on July 21 suggests Leo Durocher may finish his last Dodgers season as manager with bets favoring a change. Chuck Dressen or Big Herman could take over, while Dres sen has gained momentum after being fired and rehired recently. Also notes Teddy Atkinson, race track stars, and other sports updates including Alf Robertson and the 95 yearling horses sale in Lexington.
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Lippy Durocher
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Bobo Newsom
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Johnny Corriden
Mani Oon
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Teddy Atkinson
Cuba
Mike Jacoba
Ray Robinson
Henry Armstrong
Otis Hulleberg
Philadelphia Record
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Elmer Riddle
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Alf Robertson
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Elayne
California
East
Washington
Los Angeles
Walter Donovan
Garden State
Camden
Walter
League Leaders By The Associated Press American League
A compact list of league leaders for batting runs and fielding across teams led by stars such as Cartright Wakefield Vaughan Musial and Ott. Includes top pitchers Grove Sewell Krist and Candini with key stats like hits doubles triples and home runs for the season.
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Stars and Leaders Shine Across Baseball Matchups
Yesterday's games featured Vernon Stephens and Brown delivering a clutch double and lone run for the Yankees against Vernon. Al Smith of the Indians tossed a two hit shutout and contributed a triple, double, and single. Pirates exuded offense with Bob Klinger and Maurice Van Ro bays driving in four runs as the mound ace faced the Phillies. Musial and Macion triumphed for the Cardinals with a two run doubled session and Musial four RBI five hits in the nightcap. McCormick's grand slam for the Reds and Walker's three RBIs for the Dodgers aided the late win. Bithorn of Cuba held Braves to nine scattered hits in a win, while Culberson and A E Cpg combined for power in game one. Case delivered two ninth inning RBIs to beat the Tigers. The muskrat note closes the item with a habitat detail.
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Associated Press
Vernon Stephens
Brown
Yankees
al Smith
Indians
Athletics
Bob Klinger
Maurice van Robays
Pirates
Phillies
Martin Macion
Stan Musial
iCardinals
Marion
Giants
Musial
Frank McCormick
Reds
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
McCormick
Walker
Hiram Bithorn
Cuba
Braves
Leon Culberson
Red Sox
AE Cpg
Te OA Cuesson
Appling
George Case
Senators
Tigers
Lefty Grove Trades Baseball for Victory Garden Fame
Lefty Grove, once a dominant AL pitcher, paused baseball for over six weeks to tend a Victory Garden in Cumberland. He says the garden is paying dividends and that baseball may be a distant consideration as he tends tomatoes, potatoes, and vegetables. Grove looks fit and suggests the game might go on without him, while local softball results show Baker Park and Washington Street competing in city recreational play.
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Cumberland
Robert Moses
Lefty" Grove
Grove
Park Games at Baker Park End in Tied Volleyball Cards
Baker Park hosted a Tuesday volleyball session with Washington Street and Harmoon Flew, resulting in a balanced outcome as teams exchanged points in closely played games. The event showcased local players and club engagement in a community sports setting.
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Washington Street
Harmoon
Bears To Play Redskins In Baltimore On Sept 12
The Chicago Bears announced arrangements for three eastern exhibition games before their 10 game season. The Redskins game will be in Baltimore on Sept 12, with others against the Giants at Buffalo on Sept 2 and a Philadelphia Pittsburgh combined team at Philadelphia on Sept 16.
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