Dodgers Win and Cards Split Doubleheader
Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 24 to 2 at Ebbets Field for their sixth straight win. In New York, the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Giants as Brooklyn led the NL race.
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Dr Pepper Takes Pair Of Night Games In Sykesville Debut
Dr Pepper softball team wins two games under new lights at Sykesville High School against the Sykesville Volunteers A and B teams. Inaugural arc system cost about 2700 dollars with four bulbs per pole, powered by volunteer labor, as crowds attend both contests.
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Senators Beat Tigers In Rubber Match Of Series
Washington Senators clinched a 3 1 victory over Detroit, tying the series at eight wins apiece after 15 hits off five Detroit pitchers. Mickey Vernon had three singles and a 34th double. Stan Spence drew three walks and scored three runs.
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Daylight Saving Time Adjustments Cited Across Regions
The notice explains clock changes for daylight saving with Eastern and Central time shifting forward one hour, Central standard moving back one hour for Mountain time by one half hour, and network times as supplied. It lists channels and programs with anchors, sports, and commentary segments, noting regional station variations and a long evening schedule across multiple networks and programs.
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Morse Identified as Substitute in Bel Air Race
Bel Air Maryland July 25 Chairman George P Mahoney of the Maryland Racing Commission said a horse on a Bel Air racing card identified as All Flo had been positively linked by more than six people to Dont Delay The inquiry found the horse had run four times at Charles Town West Virginia under the name All Flo Paul McNabb Harford County State's Attorney assisted in the inquiry while no grand jury was convened though statements were taken from witnesses
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New Maryland Eleven Reports New Men at Camp
University of Maryland coach Clark Shaughnessy announces August 19 as report date for new football players including Tommy Mont a 1932 quarterback on terminal leave. Mont aims for a pro career after one more year of college football with the Redskins cited as a likely future team.
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DeMolay Beats Amer. Legion 13-2 In City Softball Clash
City Softball League results show DeMolay defeating Amer. Legion 13 to 2 yesterday. Next Sunday's feature at Baker Park showcases a Dr Pepper match with the B and O Royal Blues of Baltimore in a 2 PM double header. Batters seek revenge after last week's nine inning loss. Dorsey F Shipley will handle public address duties.
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DeMolay Wins Wild City League Tilt 13-2
DeMolay defeated American Legion 13 to 2 at Baker Park in a high scoring City League game. Five consecutive DeMolay hits chased starter Covell in the second inning as Underwood finished for Amer Legion. Abrecht and Loy led DeMolay bats in a frenzied contest.
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Historian Gains Public Favor in Arlington Cup Showing
Trainer Eddie Anspach accompanied the horse to the race as Jockey Ovie Scar and Groom Charles Wilson traveled. Owner Woo remains in the Midwest. Historian, a public choice, faced Be Faithful and Honeymoon in a cup field. The gelding added two pounds to 117 and ran 1 mile 2 1 4 in 2 01, a track record, with industry eyes on future air-transport plans for thoroughbreds.
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Gold Cape
Historian May Be Favorite for Hollywood Gold Cup
Historian a five year old gelding trained by Herbert M. Woolf is pegged as the probable favorite for the $100,000 Hollywood Gold Cup at Inglewood California. The Omaha bred horse, fresh from the Arlington Handicap win over Armed, made a dramatic cross country air trip, a first for a major handicap horse, and led most of the way before fading near the finish.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across the American League
Scores show Boston 3 over Chicago 1 and Detroit 3 over Washington 8. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8. New York and St. Louis games noted along with other clubs not scheduled in night play. Standings list Boston 27 TW, New York 37 593, Detroit 38 52, Washington 43 517, Cleveland 47 404, St. Louis 14 33, Chicago 54, Philadelphia 63 292.
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Red McCarthy Orchestra at Braddock Heights Dance
Red McCarthy and his orchestra play at Braddock Heights pavilion Saturday night July 27 featuring two girl vocalists. A popular act from Hershey Park with a 9 to 12 dance window. Trolley runs 8:30 to 12. Admission one hundred dollars per person plus tax.
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Hemsley Hits In Second Pittsburgh Philadelphia Game
Rollie Hemsley went 2 for 4 in the second game of the Pittsburgh at Philadelphia doubleheader, raising his season batting average with a two hit contribution worth 13 points. Charley Keller and the Yankees were idle. Glenn McQuillen did not appear in the St. Louis lineup. Civilian control of atomic energy moves toward final Senate House committee agreement, with a civilian dominated control commission expected.
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Not Enough Salary Keeps Island Doctor Vacancies
Baltimore July 23 The Smith Islanders lack a physician for nearly three months and may continue without one until a better salary is offered. Dr Charles W Maxson chief of the Medical Procurement Service in Maryland says the island medical board offers about 4500 annually for a 24 hour day and 385 day year. The Veterans Administration pays a minimum of 3000 annually to doctors for a 40 hour week.
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