Urbana Nine ends losing streak in Maryland semipro tourney
Urbana defeated Point Rocks 8 to 5 in the opener and 10 to 1 in the nightcap at McCurdy Field Westvaco, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and Brunswick were eliminated in the opening round as Urbana advances to semis amid a 29-hit day. Lenhart led the Urbana offense with four hits and five RBIs in the first game, while Rice added a triple and five RBIs in the second win.
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Rice's Grocery nets two more victories
Rice's Grocery extended its win streak to seven with a 24-2 rout of Water Street and a 32-10 win at Mountaindale. Raymond Rice earned his 14th win, allowing four hits in Game 1 and delivering a fourth-inning homer during a ten-run rally. Dixon starred in Game 2 with a bases-loaded homer by the Wildcats, while Norman Stone started and Rice finished with a no-hit four innings. Weddie hit five doubles and Redz Powell added five triples and two homers as Grocers improve to 16-7 on the season.
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Little Y's Guys Fall To Waynesboro In Sunday Bout
The Little Y's Guys lost 16 to 12 to the Waynesboro Cardinals on Sunday. Dick Shipley led Frederick with three hits and five RBIs while the team executed four double plays. Kenny Brachey tossed a one hitter in the opener of the MOC A Intermediate twin bill, and Bud Rice drove in five runs in the nightcap as Frederick cruised to a 23 to 2 win.
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Baseball Results and Standings From Yesterday Officials
American League results show Boston 3 over Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 5 over Cleveland 3. Washington 6 beat Detroit 1 in a 10 inning game. New York 6 defeated St Louis 0 in ten. Today Detroit visits Washington, Cleveland visits Philadelphia, St Louis visits New York, Chicago visits Boston with a night game. Standings list New York 66 29 .674, Detroit 47 37 .560, Boston 46 40 .535, Philadelphia 43 42 .494, Cleveland 35 62 .475, Chicago 39 49 .409, Washington 37 41 .440, St Louis 31 33 .469.
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Colts to stage intra squad game in Cumberland
Baltimore area will host an intra-squad exhibition by the All-America Professional Football League Baltimore Colts at Fort Hill Hirsh School stadium on August 15 under lights with a second drill planned in Warnesboro, Pa. The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the events as part of a broader pre season plan.
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Right Finesse In Bridge And Horse Racing News
A column by WILLIAM E. McKENNEY discusses the correct heart or club finesse when declarer holds the ace of spades, arguing the club finesse is superior if East has the king. The piece notes a percentage play and analyzes likelihoods, then reports Pier Hirsch Jacobs declining a Stymie match race against Assgeult and Armed, citing training and schedule concerns. Also a note from Poolesville about seeking Sunday double headers for softball.
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Radio Schedule Highlights from Eastern Time Network Lineup
A dense listing outlines a full day of radio programming with Eastern Standard and Daylight hours. Shows include Sports News with Red Barber, Bob Crosby, and Jean Hersholt dramas, plus variety programs such as The Lone Ranger and Eddie Alpert.
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