Hustlers And Colesville Reach State Finals
Frederick Hustlers and Colesville Cardinals advance to the Maryland Semi Pro Baseball Championship final at McCurdy Field by wide margins. Frederick defeats Aberdeen Proving Grounds 81 and Colesville dominates West Virginia Pulp and Paper. Westvaco forfeits third to Aberdeen, canceling the consolation game. Final for the state title set Friday night at 8:30 with Don Rice and County lineup delivering key hits and standout plays.
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Austin F. Angleberger
Westvaco
Frederick Hustlers
Colesville
Angleberger
Don Rice
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Rice
K. Miller
Aberdeen
Stout
Gaston
Frederick
Price
Wagner
Jones
Good
Tout
Montgomery County Cardinals
Ryan
Woodson
Cardinals
Anderson
Cardinl
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AB. R. Tudek
Donald
Miller
Galton
Dad
N. Muller
Ifri
Moore
Arronberg
Kacinowski
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Hustlers
Gatton Stomt
Hummer
Hildebrand
Aaronbbers
Gaiton
Judes
Colesville Edge Westvaco In Low-Scoring Duel
Westvaco and Colesville finished in a brief game with Colesville scoring seven and Westvaco five. Key plays included Anderson driving in two and Mosser adding a three-base hit, while Ward and Ryan walked twice each. Woodson earned the win with three innings of work, Ryan took the loss, and the game featured a lone error and three wild pitches.
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Westvaco
Colesville
Westvees
Anderson
Bladen
Mosser
Ward
Af Ryan
Ryan
Woodson
VFW Plans afield for 1947 football team
The VFW to form plans for a 1947 grid season calls veterans to a meeting at the VFW Home on West Patrick Street. Coach Frei Kemp will discuss a 32 player roster and possible affiliation with John R. Webb Post. Officials, home field, and game timing will be decided after players sign up.
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Frei Kemp
Byom
DST
VFW
West Patrick Street
Foreign Veterans Club Athletic Committee
John R. Webb
Kemp
Ther
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National League results show Boston 12 Chicago 4 and New York 5 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2. Today games include New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Ww. L. Pet
Nw York
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Clcazo
Pittburgh
Aid
Beteott
Wast
Baseball Standings Snapshot from American League
Summary of standings featuring St Louis New York Detroit Philadelphia Boston and Chicago with multiple inning references and scattered team placements and a note on Cleveland with Detroit and Boston results referenced by fragmentary lines from the era.
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New York
Boston
Padelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St Louis
City Softball League Recap. Fairgrounds and Third Street Shine
In a league loop game Fairgrounds-Crummitt 14 Washington Street 4, setting pace with strong offense. Third Street beat Fairgrounds 10-3 in a practice clash as rosters list players like Crummitt Speak Marshes Zimmerman and Whitmore Geiser Quynn Rockwell.
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Washington Streeters
Third Street
Fairs Grounds
Crummitt
Ford
Zimmerman
Main
Washington
Street
Whitmore
Geiser
Quynn
King
Winpigler
Butler
Hoffman
Kemery
Comer
Young
Routzahn
Gearinger
Rockwell
Cards Rally Past Giants in Ninth Inning Thriller
The St. Louis Cardinals erased a 5-2 deficit in the ninth inning rallying with bases loaded and two outs. Del Wilber's pinch hit double and Al Schoendienst's single drove in three runs to beat the New York Giants 6-5. Dodgers, Braves, Browns, Senators, Athletics, Pirates, Red Sox, Yankees, Indians, Phillies, Tigers, White Sox, and other teams posted wins or notable performances across a crowded MLB slate. Ralph Kiner hit two homers for Pittsburgh, Don Gutteridge delivered a bases loaded bunt in extras for Boston, and Don Black pitched a no-hitter against Cleveland in the Athletics’ win. Ralph Lane is noted as the first Virginia governor linked to tobacco-era pipe-smok ing lore.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Miksis
Jim Carl Furillo
Dixie Walker
Hank Behrman
Hugh Casey
Augie Galan
Boston Braves
Brooks
Chicago Cubs
Bob Elliott
Boston
Johnny Sain
Phil Masi
Willard Brown
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Brown
Jeff Heath
Browns
Ray Scarborough
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Freddie Hutchinson
Stan Spence
al Evans
Hutchinson
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Black
Cleveland
George Metkevitch
Indians
Eddie Joost
A's
Ralph Kiner
Hank Greenberg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Philles
Ernie Sanham
New York Yankee
Don
Restricting Blackwood Use Guided by Experts
In a bridge column by William E. McKenney, expert players discuss partner variety in tournaments and when to employ Blackwood. Sid Sile dor of Philadelphia opens with one heart, then after two diamonds uses Blackwood four no trump to request aces, leading to a small slam in hearts after South shows two aces with five hearts.
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America
Card Authority
NBA
Sidney Siledor
Philadelphia
Redskins Maintain Rule Compliance In Nobile Signing
Commissioner Bert Bell stated the Redskins did not violate the NFL rule in signing Penn State guard Leo Nobile. Bell explained the rule was non retroactive and designed to stop players already enrolled from turning pro. Higgins echoed the sentiment, while Penn State coach emphasized his player remained connected to the college program.
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Washington Redskins
National Football League
Penn State
Leo Nobile
Bert Bell
Bob Higgis
Nittany Lion Guard
Bell
Nobile
Higgins
Redskins
Fenn State
Viarer
Pittsburgh
Fourth Straight Win For Dr Pepper Team
Dr Pepper secured a 4 to 0 victory over Economy Oilers, marking their fourth straight win in City Softball League play. ONeill allowed three hits while Pepper hitters capitalized on Oilers errors across four innings, with key runs in the first, second and sixth frames.
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Dr. Pepper
Economy
Oilers
Oneill
Lidie
C. Staley
Norwood
Pepperites
E. Dr. Pepper
Fox
Gross
Carroll
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