Phils Take Two From Cubs In Saturday Twinbill
Richie Ashburn delivered a ninth inning single with two out to score Ralph Cabellero from second, giving the Philadelphia Phillies a 1 0 win in the second game after a 7 0 opener. The Phillies, led by Bubba Church and Robin Roberts pitchers, moved back into first place in the National League. Del Rice homered for St Louis as the Cardinals beat Brooklyn 9 5, Stan Musial extending his hitting streak to six games at Ebbets Field. Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 2 as Johnny Sain earned his 13th win. Giants edged Reds 7 6 in Cincinnati as Eddie Stanky scored the deciding run on a muff. Brownies beat Yankees 4 3. Indians topped A’s 7 6 as Bob Feller earned his tenth win. Red Sox beat Tigers 7 6 in a tight AL race.
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Richie Ashburn
Ralph Cabellero
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Bubba Church
Phillies
Phils
Chicago
John Klippstein
Robin Roberts
Bob Jash
del Rice
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stan Musial
Ebbets Field
Preacher Roe
Birds
Philadelphia Phils
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Sain
Pirates
Bob Ascher
Ren Mueller
Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Herm Webmeier
Reds
Stubby Overmire
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Overmire
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Luke Taster
Joe Gordon
Tribe
Sam Chapman
Joe Tipton
Feller
Joe Haynes
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York
Chuck Stubbs
Hal White
Philadelphia T MW
Klippstein
Owen
Church
Seminick
S Lopata
Philadelphia
Rush
Walker
Roberts
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Lanier
Stalay
Rice
Roe
Bankhead
Campanella
National League results and standings update
Yesterday Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 1 while St Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 5 and New York triumphed 7 to 6 over Cincinnati. Today matches feature St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia with night game. Standings show Philadelphia leading with strong wins, followed by St Louis Boston Brooklyn New York and Pittsburgh in order.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Bet
Incinna
Girls' Softball League Yesterday's Results
Creagerstown defeated Walkersville 13 to notched a decisive win in a local girls softball league game. Nadaw contributed key plays as the teams competed on the field.
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Creagerstown
Walkersville
Lame
Creagerstown Girls Defeat Walkersville 12–2 in Park Game
Creagerstown scored in every inning except the seventh to down Walkersville 12 to 2 at Staley Park Tuesday evening. Creagerstown built a 3–1 lead in the first inning and stayed ahead, with Kolb Byrne Mackey Craver and Stine contributing in the scoring recap.
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Creagerstown
Walkersville
Staley Park
R H
Walkerdville
Kolb
Byrne
Mackey
Craver
Stine
Staley Park Dominates Fairgrounds In Twilight League Showdown
Staley Park leads the City Recreation Commission softball twilight league with a 15 to 3 win over Fairgrounds on Tuesday night. After a 3-3 tie through five innings, Staley Park exploded for 12 runs in the sixth as Fairgrounds’ defense collapsed. Weddle, Bowers, Hamilton, Zimmerman, Wright, and Miss starred for Staley Park in the undefeated stretch.
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Staley Park
City Recreation Commission
Fairgrounds
E. Staley Park
Weddle
Bowers
Hamilton
Zimmerman
Wright
Miss
Homeville Divides With Point Of Rocks In Nightcap
In a doubleheader at Point of Rocks Homeville split the twin bill defeating Point of Rocks 9-6 after losing 7-6 in the opener. Highlights include multiple hits by Jamaville with key two-base hits and home runs by Abrecht and Shook. MacKenzie win. Hartman takes the loss. umpires Shock and Jefferies.
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Jamaville
Point of Rocks
Tramsville AB
Shook
Rocks
Keller
Hartman
W. McCutch'n
Haines
Shores
H. McC'ci
Whitehead
Huffer
Hart'n
Jeore
Tjamsville
of Rocks
A. Hartman
W. McCutcheon
C. Hartman
C. Staley
Wagner
D. Staley
Abrecht
C . Hartman
McCuttcheon
MacKenzie
C. Hertman
McCutcheon
Balk
Frederick Netmen To Meet Clifton Park
Frederick Tennis Club faces Clifton Park from Baltimore at Baker Park on Sunday. Results from singles feature Parks, Rice, Ramsburg, McCardell, Radcliffe, and Clapp with several tight sets. In doubles, Frederick narrowly loses two of three as Parks and Rice post a 6 0 6 0 win.
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Frederick
Clifton Park
Baltimore
Baker Park Bathhouse
Thaler Brothers
Baltimore City
Thaler Stars
L'hirondelle Courtmen
Homeland
L'hirondelle Racquetters
Ted Parks
J. Myers
Lloyd Rice
Ed Stegman
Dick Ramsburg
Stuart Palmer
Max McCardell
B. White
A. A. Radcliffe
BR. Delauney
Robert Clapp
Dick Cavanaugh
McCardell
Radcliffe
Delauney
Parks and Rice
Roy Myers
Bob Myers
David Rotenhoefer
Stegman
Moss
Baseball Standings and Night Games From The League
Standings show Detroit 56 32, New York 55 34, Cleveland 35 36, Boston 52 32, Washington 41 46, Chicago 58 40, Philadelphia 32 38 with various results. Tonight features New York at St Louis and Boston at Detroit among others, keeping pressure on top teams and race standings.
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R. x
New York
St. Louis
Raschi
Sanford
Berra
Overmire
Moss
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Kellner
Scheib
Guerra
Tipton
Feller
Lemon
Hegan
Murray
R i. E
Washington
Chicago
Pearce
Haynes
Grasso
Evans
Cain
Judson
Mass
R H
Boston
Detroit
Nixon
Masterson
Stobbs
McDermott
Tebbetts
Batts
Gray
White
Stuart
Hutchinson
Robinson
Switt
Benefit Baseball Game Aids Salvation Army Christmas Fund
Umpires Association hosts a charity game at McCurdy Field with Maryland State and Tri-County League stars. Proceeds to the Legion toy fund and Salvation Army Christmas dinner for the poor. Players, umpires, and staff donate services. first pitch by Lawrence A. Dorsey.
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Maryland
American Lefon Salvation Army
McCurdy Field
Frederick County Umpires Association
Ballofit
Legion’ Toy-Fund
Salvation Army
Dorsey F. Shipley
Enity
McCurdy
William B. Burall
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Tri-County
Trico
Huffer
Brunswick
Penn
Mt. Airy
Wes McCutcheon
Eri County
Shaffer
Middletown
Lenhart
Buckeystown
Fry
Lander
Greene
Skip
Dorsey
Stroup
Crone
Stauffer
Walkersville
Willard
R Huffer
Broad Run
Lare
Creagerstown
Lutz
Wirts
Mentzer
Lovettsville
E. Cook
Doubs
Raymond Donner
Cook
Fuzz
Rudy
Whitehead
Point of Rocks
Day
Beard
Liberty
McCuteeneon
Trout
Sjamsville
Shelly Dawson
Haines
Pt. of Rocks
Garber
Stockman
Warfield
Woodbine
Norris
Bill Wagner
Claude Hartman
George Merriman
Hagerstown Legion Team Is Winner Here
Hagerstown junior baseball beats Frederick 9 to 6 in seven innings in a twilight game. Frederick players injure during spiking and rough play, nine men fielded by Hagerstown as district championship clinched. Ramer wins. Clem loses amid injuries. Plank and Rice pitched for Frederick. Scoring details and line scores follow.
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Magareonh
American Legion
Frederick
Legion
Ands Scott Key
Rice
Clem
Hagerstown
Hagerstown AB
A. E. Burke
Scott
Morrison
Fuller
Brandt
Plank
Churchy
OO Sheffer
Wolfe
L. Plank
P. Banner
Frederick Mullican
Ward
Butts
Tracey
Eckard
Winpigier
B. Plank
Ramer
Winpigter
Shook and
Strine
Schrer
Red Shaw
Cumberland Golfers Lose At Martinsburg
Martinsburg course hosts the first of a best two out of three match series. Cumberland Country Club falls 18 to 12 to Martinsburg Opequon Golf Club with second match set for August 20 at Cumberland. Results include several 3 0 and 2 1 scores with Cumberland players Boges Topper Re posky Lacy Ponton Dempsey Beacham Statler Zembower Widener Love Bowers Viccle Dye Clark Hammann and others competing.
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Martinsburg - Opequon
S. Crissy
Bob Harrington
H. Decker
Dr. J. Ross
Carl Snook
Bob Lacy
Russell Ponton
Cumberland
Dr. T. Titun
Doug Thomas
Dick Zembower
Max Bastian
J. Rhoderick
C. Bowers
Henry Dempsey
J. W. Beacham
R. Hollis
H. Hammann
Ed Statler
Charles Zembower
Felker
H. Miller
A. Widener
C. Love
R. Rice
S. Steptoe
R. Wenzel
C. Smith
A. Zepp
JT. Viccle
P. Dye
M. Morgan
Dr. A. M. Amherst
J. Clark
F. Hammann
C. Lodge
F. Evans
LeBaron seeks temporary leave for All Star game
Eddie LeBaron star quarterback of the College of The Pacific asked the Marine Corps for temporary leave to play in the College Pro All Star game in Chicago August 11. He is due for active duty in San Francisco but an extension is being sought. If granted he will fly coastward later, while continuing practice with college stars. LeBaron is 20 and under contract to the Washington Redskins.
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Delafield
Win
Eddie LeBaron
Chicago
Frank Norris
Chicago Tribune
LeBaron
College of the Pacific
San Francisco
12Th Marine Amphibion Tractor Battalion
Norris
Washington Redskins
Company C
Commission May Be Without Work To Do
The State's Special Commission on Unemployment and Relief debated whether the Korean War shift has left it with little to do. Dr Elwyn A. Mauck noted the Korean crisis could alter the industrial picture, drawing entrants into the armed services and affecting Maryland's relief needs, possibly negating the commission's purpose.
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Baltimore
Erlain
Elwyn A. Mauck
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Afteensmat Commission
General Assembly
Maryland
Garret
Allegany
Joseph F. DiDomenico
Labor and Industry
Dr. Mauck
Amvets edge Civitan in Civic Softball leauge tilt
Amvets moved within a half game of leaders Elks by defeating the Civitans 18 to 6 at Staley Park. Strathren, Kennedy, Staley, Bill Kennedy and Surkiewicz had three hits each as Amvets rallied with three fourth inning runs and added one in the fifth. Shookstown tops Frederick Odd Sox 11 to 10 at Baker Park after seven first inning runs and a late surge.
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Amvets
Elks
Civitans
Staley Park
Strathren
Kennedy
John Staley
Bill Kennedy
Staley
Surkiewicz
RO H. E. Amvets Faciad
al Civitans
Afi
Hahn
Culler
Ambrose
W. Smith
Sullivan
Dutrow
Shookstown
Frederick Odd Sox
Baker Park
Virtz
Whitter
Cremt
Don Baker
Odd Sox
Radio and TV Listings with News and Sports Notes
A dense radio program schedule lists 4:00 News, Kids Hour, sports discussions, family dramas, and various stage and film shows across stations cps WMO36 MBS WOR ABL WMAL and more. The item also mentions a 7:30 to 10:30 slate of TV programs with Yale Army Navy football telecasts and Latin American TV tests, plus a note on U.S. rail passenger miles peaking in 1920 and again in World War II.
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Cps
Fc Mbs
Ape Avisal
Abe
Abe- Widdies
Weat
Cha
Newarast
Nhe
Gary Moore
Keine
Iba Tide
Pbe
Abe Robelet Teatter
Mbe
Tb News
Ribe News Broadswat
Nbe
Chametean
Jion Pty Quimbe
Trothe
The
Falcons
Childsttan
Allohe Chie Quly
Nbe International Anport
Mba
Lenarant
Cbe Dietour
Llanntbal
Abe Ono
Rohr Q Lewis
Ebe
Chanda the Magician
Laycenca Wolk
Abe Conmant
Dick Powell
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Dumont
CBS
Army
West Point
Columbia
New York
Navy
Baltimore
ABC
Latin America
Radio Tupi
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Mexico
XHTV
Bob Howard
Cbs-Tv
NBC
Wendy Barrie
Television Theater
Schuman
Chicago
Broadway
Hollywood
U. S
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Uniteds
Amo Aes Seca
Camp Detrick
North End Lassies
Tailorettes
SECA
Creagerstown Walkersville
NECA
Lions
Harmon
E. Third St
Sixth St
Washington St
Sreagerstown
Cornell Davis
Long
Eaves
P Fogle
Fisher
Dayhoff
A. Cook
Doubs _ Creagers
P. Eaves
Stottler
Kola
Homeville
Point of Rocke
Frederick Netmen
Hagerstown Legion
Martinsburg
Williams Grove Park & Speedway
AAA
Johnny Parsons
E.D.T
America
Williams Grove Park
Williams Grove
Indianapolis
Williams Grove Speedway
Walt Brown
Maselpequa
L. 1
Mike Nazaruk
East Meadow
Brown
Mike Josephs
Josephs
Atlanta
Ga Nazaruk
Caruso
Wiles
Wildness
Corun
Pretty Best
Dale Kepler
R. H
Wiles and Rehmann
Coran
Mallonee
Vdeo
U.S Department of Agriculture
Sox
Braddock Heights
Mt Pleasant
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
William Ostner
Jax Brewing Company
Jacksonville
Florida
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
U.S.A
H. Tilley
Hland
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