Browns And Bosox Split In Twin Bill
The St. Louis Browns rebounded from a 12 to 1 defeat to beat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 3 in the nightcap, Tex Hughson winning his 15th, Sig Jakucki his eighth. In Detroit, the Philadelphia Athletics swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Tigers 13 to 3 and 3 to 2 as Flores and Black earned wins. Cleveland Indians moved to fourth by sweeping Washington 4 to 3 and 9 to 5. Yankees and White Sox split a pair, 7-6 in the opener and 10-6 in the nightcap as Hodgin led Chicago in the opener with a multi hit effort. A meeting of County Softball League managers is set for Tuesday night at the Y.M.C.A. to discuss second-half play.
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Boston Red Sox
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Sig Jackucki
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Woods
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Detroit Tigers
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Joe Berry
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Joe Burns
Don Black
Johnny Gorsica
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BEDSORES Labeled Soldiers Spawn Weekend Sleep Habit
A piece notes BEDSORES as privates who nap often on their bunks. They stretch out at every chance and retire early, rising only after a midnight quake. When posted where Sunday is rest, they milk the weekend, sleeping from Saturday night until Monday morning.
Middletown Takes Two From Broad Run
Middletown beats Broad Run 4 3 and 4 2 in a postponed county softball double header to clinch the second-half title. Key plays in the seventh inning of both games, including a Broad Run misplay that brought the first win, and a bases loaded rally that secured the second. The second-half schedule begins next Sunday.
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Broad Run
Gonfalon
Harmony
Shaffer
Whitter
Coblentz
House
Dean
Karns
R. Wiles
Anders
Sheffer
R. HL Els Middletown
C. Beachley
D. Ahalt
Rh.e. Middletown
J. Maught
Ahalt
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Frederick Nighthawks
Lester W. Long
Pollution concerns at Monocacy spark city plea
Frank L. Bentz warns Frederick City faces pollution issues as the Monocacy river is polluted by the sewer plant. He calls for a complete treatment facility and cites prior fish kills as evidence against dynamiters theories. Local figures note heavy bass and crappie losses and urge city action. Associate Judge Schnauffer nets largest bass of the Camp Kanawha encampment. Count Fleet retires after a storied career. Sammy Byrd wins Michigan PGA title. Harmon, Wa trous, Winney in mix.
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Frederick
Frank L. Bentz
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Camp Kanawha
Bentz
Frederick City
Commission
Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Cumberland
Potomac River
Potomac
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Harry Cramer
Kanawha
Sammy Byrd
Midland
Mich
Detroit
Midland Country Club
al Watrous
Jack Winney
Claude Harmon
Byrd
Jimmy “Emaret
Record-Setting MLB doubleheader features 14 pitchers
New York Giants and Chicago Cubs combine for a major league record by using 14 pitchers in a day as the Giants win the nightcap 12-10 after the Cubs take the opener 7-4. Ray Mueller homers highlight a Reds Phillies doubleheader split in Philadelphia.
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Nicholson
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Ray Mueller
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Gregg
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Bragan
Twilight Tear Triumphs in Arlington Classic Highlight
Twilight Tear, Warren Wright's filly, secured her 11th straight victory by winning the Arlington Classic for $80,000, signaling Horse of the Year recognition. The article notes Arlington Park discussions about her possible entry in the $50,000 added Arlington Handicap this Saturday.
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Twilight Tear
Chicago
Warren Wright
Bulpha
American League Results and Upcoming Games Summary
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 13 over Detroit 3 and Boston 12 over St. Louis 2. New York 7 over Chicago 6 and Detroit 4 over Philadelphia 3. Today New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland. Night game and Twilight game noted.
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Cleveland
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Hustlers Triumph Over Cameo at McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers beat Cameco Furniture Co 7 to 3 Sunday at McCurdy Field led by Joe Moss who nearly carried the offense. Lefty McIntire struggled for Cameo as shortages hindered fielding and warmups while new shortstop star showed promise for the Hustlers and Jones powered a second inning homer.
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Joe” Moss
Frederick
Joe
Mclntire
Jones
Swan
Sherwood Mackenzie
Wagner
Rice
James
Kimball
Blue Ridge Summit Club
McCurdy
Hustlers
Heurich Brewers
Fredericktonians
Dansberger
Powell
Hamel
Baseball Scores and Player Highlights From Saturday Games
National League results show Philadelphia routing Cincinnati while St. Louis lost 3-5 to Chicago and New York defeated Pittsburgh 4-12. Key performances include Mackenzie and Jones with two base hits each, James and Rice delivering notable three base and two base hits, and DeLauter pitching for Cameo. Umpires Gardner and Smith, time 1 33, night games listed.
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Angleberger
Boston
St. Louis
Moss
Bdittsburgh
Brooklyn
Mackenzie
Chicago
New York
Wagner
Hildebrand
Jones
James
Rice
DeLauter
Hustlers
Powell
Yates
Oit DeLauter
Cameo
Hamel
McIntire
Gardner
Smith
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Jug Bridge
Count Fleet
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Paramount Presents
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Jimmy Gilbert
Charles Henry Crum
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