Leaders In State Loop Upset In Weekend Games
In Maryland State League play Sunday upset results shook the standings as Yarrsville beat Ptof Rocks 12-8 and Woodbine defeated Mt A 14-4. Liberty overwhelmed Frederick Hustlers Juniors 8-3 while New Market edged Woodsboro 7-6. A 30 hit, 20 run slugfest highlighted the action with early rallies, late surges, and a ninth inning winning tally for New Market.
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Yarrsville
Ptof Rocks
Woodvine
Mt A
Liberty
Frederick
Janiors
New Market
Woodsboro
Pic of Rocks
Hamsville
Woodbine
Frederick Hustler
New Mcflarket
Main
Bill Hildebrand
Innings Summary From Woodsboro vs New Market Game
Two-base hits by Main Hahn Eichelberger H Trout. Three-base hits by A Burgee Slain R Trout. Home run by Wachter. Walks to O Blain Stockman Bussard. Struck out Ramsburg Stockman Bussard. Losing pitcher Ramsburg Winning pitcher Main. Umpire Strine Scorer W Burall.
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Rederick
Liberty
Frederick
Cremer
Lembert
Garber
Gever
Brachey
Shelhorse
Emele
Strawsburg
H. Groff
Cramer
Smith
Nash
Palls
Geiser
Frye
Engle
Hargett
Johnson
Woodsboro
New Market
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Hahn
Eichelberger
H. Trout
A. Burgee
Slain
R. Trout
Wachter
O& Blain
Stockman
Bussard
Ramsburg
Strine
W. Burall
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H.O A. Qlendis
Staley
Rasburg
Lyerly
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R. Hartman
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I .Cden
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Kes
W. McCutcheon
E. McCutcheon
Bowers
Castle
Yerry
Oland
E. Staler
Hovermate
E. Staley
H. McCutcheon
W. MreCutcheon
Lie
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Ryerss
Goxnell
Norris
Boone
Gartrell
Boene
Watkins
Pickric
Gertrell
Pitcker Wath
Myers
Iletech A
Stroup
Shafer
Shank
Middletown
Brandenburg
Keller
Ahalt
Horiie
Horiné
Dixer
Whitmore
Ballenger tops Catoctin in doubleheader baseball clash
Ballenger pummeled Catoctin 10 1 in game one and won 7 4 in the nightcap behind Ballenger hitters. Harmony Middletown split at Harrisville, while Clemsonville and Harrisville split two games with home runs from Carrick and others. Middletown routed Woodsboro 10 6 in the second doubleheader of the slate.
No New Tax Bill Planned By GOP Says Chairman
Washington July 27 Chairman Knutson of the House Ways and Means Committee said the Republicans have no plans to bring up a new tax cutting bill next session until after the Presidential election to keep the issue from shaping the campaign. Some Republicans favored trying again in January regardless of the president prior to the campaign.
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Washington
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Wars and Means Committee
When To Double A Slam Contract
Sam Holt notes the Southern Appalachian Contract Bridge Championships at the George Van derbilt Hotel in Asheville on August 22 to 24, sponsored by the Asheville Junior Chamber of Commerce. The column discusses doubles in slams, highlighting six spades and six no trump as examples and advising not to double a slam unless certain you can beat any other contract.
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Sam Holt
Asheville
N. C
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Life Blasters
New York
Philadelphia
East
West
American League Scores and Results Update
Saturday results in Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Detroit show Detroit 13 Philadelphia 0 Washington 8 Cleveland 4 Yesterday New York 7 Chicago 4 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 1 Boston 5 St Louis 4 Cleveland 11 Washington 2 Games today Detroit at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Other clubs not scheduled Night game
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Broad Run Softball League Scores Report
County league results show Broad Run tied 0 0 with Harrisville and Clemsonville. Ballenger lost 4 10 to Catoctin while Harmony beat Middletown 13 11. First game listed five innings, second incomplete. Next Sunday Harrisville travels to Brunswick Broad Run visits Middletown Jefferson plays Catoctin Harmony hosts Clemsonville Ballenseridie.
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Ballenger
Middletown
Harmony
Nikirk
Clersonville
Harrisville
Carrick
Lare
Carabaugh
Catoctin
Ballenger A ' OM
Kieg
Keller
Ww. Blanks
H. Culler
R .H. E. Catoctin
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Moore
Shook
R. Blank
Brunswick
McAllister
R. Huffer
Karns
Garrett
B. Poff
Huffer
Red Huffer
Harmony Bae
Red Shefer
Cline
Marker
Middletonn
Gene Ropr
Red Shafer
Teylor
EH el
Clemsonville
D. Sipes
Fogle
Gordon
F. Fogle
Stitely
D. Peddicord
Gosnell
Broad Run
Jefferson
Ballenseridie
Cheltenham Barn Burns At Cheltenham School For Boys
Cheltenham Md July 27 A fourth storey barn burned in 18 months at the Cheltenham School for Boys. Thomas B Sprague, president of the Board of Managers, said a 12 year old inmate admitted throwing a lighted cigarette into stored hay unintentionally. Damage to barn and farm equipment totaled over 10000 dollars.
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Flemes
Cheltenham School For Boys
Thomas B. Sprague
Board of Managers
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