Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Prom
Pitcher Jack Harshman struck out 16, two short of Bob Feller's mark, guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 2 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the opener of a doubleheader. Andy Pafko of the Milwaukee Braves homered and delivered the bases loaded single in the seventh to lift the Braves past the league-leading New York Giants 7 to 5.
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Jack Harshman
Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Andy Pafko
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
New York Giants
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
St. Broad Run
R.H.O.A. G. Louis
Boyerle
Schoendienst
Moser
R. Huffer
A. Huffer
Bell
Cincinnati
C. Huffer
P. Beachley
Mays
New York
Buckeystown
R.H. A
E.i Smith
P-Ss
Smith
Maught
Whitehead
D. Huffer
Shook
Axtine
Snyder
Ranneberger
Ategnat
K. Kelley
Doubs AB
H.O. Ale
J. Kelley
F. Cook
Cannon
YD. Beachley
Plankard
C. Carey
D. Carey
Ausherman
Crawford
Middletown
O.A
B. Beachley
T Remsburg
Reeder
Shafer
Fry
E. Stroup
Sandower
Lf c
Lutz
Woods
Sheffler
Zecher
J. Beachley
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Geiser
P Adams
Shank
Hendricks
J. ‘Beachley
Doubs
Boyer
D.carey
Beachley
Huffer
Hirs
Olf Smith
Clem
Local League Scores and Leaders Highlight July 26 1954
Baseball roundups feature Walkersville and Lovettsville, with scoring details and pitching notes. League leaders include Noren, Reynolds, and Mantle, while Boswell wins a turkey in a Maryland Travel Council slogan contest. Foxes and glass tidbits close the column.
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Wilton J. Boswell
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Garrett County
New Maryland Travel Council
Paul W
McAuliffe
Frederick
Richard P. Franke
Baltimore
America
Jweek
Ocean City
Frederick to face Greenbelt in Babe Ruth State Final
Frederick Babe Ruth All-Stars edged Baltimore 8-6 to reach the state final at Greenbelt. The winner advances to regional play in Charleston West Virginia en route to Griffith Stadium, with Middletown and Greenbelt also in contention as late results recount the tense semifinals and rising teams.
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Frederick
Greenbelt
Maryland
Charleston
W. Va
Griffith Stadium
Baltimore
Easton Club
Middletown
Buc
Keystown
Creag
Champerstown
Lander
Ionship
Lovettsville
Walkersville
Easton
Fraley
Eaves -Frederick
Balerstown
Timore
Monumentals
Jim Fra
Theing
Charley Keller Jr
Lovettsville Scor- Stars
Glade
Baltimoreans
Lenhart
R. Trout
Fanning
Lacey
Plunkard
Buckeystown
Shank
D. Brown
Charley Keller
Phebus
Add Weddle
Doubs
Brown
Broad Anne
Boy
Moser
Sars
Cies i
Walkerstille Abrho AE Kokiman
Trout
Busby
Fouck
Dixon
Lipps
Frye
Remsburg
R. L. George
Poole
Martz
Kohlman
Haug
Belford
Weddle
Summers
Taylor
C. Keller
Nizer
Keller
Innnings
Winkelman
G. Ness
Creagerstown
Lare
Woods
H.o.ae
Giants Lose Willie Mays To Army Absence
Roundup covers Giants on Willie Mays being in the Army and manager Leo Durocher’s view that without Mays the club could slip to sixth place. Also notes Bobby Feller’s resurgence with seven straight wins and praise for his comeback. Maureen Connolly sidelined with a broken leg. bold talk of trouble at National Tennis Championships Forest Hills looms amid expense controversies.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Wille Mays
Leo Durocher
Giants
Ceater
Willie
Gown
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Mally
Bobby
al Lopez
Waller Johnson
Maureen Connolly
Forest Hills
Baltimore
Montgomery Co op builds cattle barn in one day
More than 150 volunteers including farmers and contractors built a 36 by 120 foot cattle barn in a single day at the Montgomery County Co operative Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg. They also began a 70 by 120 foot wood and steel show pavilion to be finished next Saturday. County agent O W Anderson estimates the two buildings will add about 22000 to the center's value, now at 500000. The fair is set for August 24 to 28 on the 64 acre grounds.
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Montgomery County Co-operative Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
O. W. Anderson
Co-op
Montgomery County
Weekend Fights Highlight World Champion Draw and Prospects
World flyweight champion Yoshio Shirai fought a non title draw with Pascual in Buenos Aires while Mobile Willie Pep outpointed Mike Ireland cotte in Hartford. In Piedmont League action Newport News edged Lancaster 7 1 and Petersburg beat CH 13. Hagerstown 9 York 1 1. Portsmouth lost to Norfolk 0 3 while Lynchburg won 3 0 in a 11 inning opener.
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Buenos Aires
Yoshio Shirai
Japan
Pascual
Argentina
Mobile
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Mike Tourcotte
New Orleans
Newport News
Lancaster
Ch-Petersburg
Hagerstown
York
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Lynchburg
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