Hustlers To Play Brewers In Sunday Return Game
Hustlers prepare to host Hieurich Brewers of Washington at McCurdy Field despite hurricane damage to the right field fence and barrier. Don Rice or Rastus LeGore may pitch for the Hustlers, with Ray Steele returning and Joe Moss expected to play. Jennings is slated to pitch for the visitors, aiming to extend his 23–0 record as Heurich tops the Washington Industrial League after last week’s win.
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Dodgers Upset All Star Pitchers Despite Flawed Style
In a roundup from New York, Whitney Martin notes the Brooklyn Dodgers struggle against top pitchers yet consistently defeat three All-Star starters. He cites their surprising wins over Bucky Walters Rip Sewell and Al Javery, while criticizing the team’s apparent lack of a defined style and suggesting their success may be due to mere chance or favorable moments.
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Trio After Strikeout Title
New York reports a race for the major league strikeout crown with contenders including Johnny Vander Meer of Cincinnati now in Navy service at Sampson. Bill Vouselle of the Giants emerges as a 25-year-old rookie with 85 strikeouts. Max Lanier of St Louis and Ken Raffensberger of Philadelphia also top the list with 80 plus strikeouts and strong seasons ahead.
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Penn Maryland League Scores and Sunday Games
Middleburg defeated Littlestown 6 to 1 as Wakefield led 5 to 4 over Thurmont and Taneytown rolled Emmitsburg 17 to 6. On Sunday Middleburg meets Thurmont while Tanertown faces Littlestown and Wakefield plays Emmitsburg.
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Butler Handicap at Jamaica Draws Top Handicap Horses
New York July 28. Two leading handicap horses renew their argument in the 50 000 Butler at Jamaica tomorrow with a three year old threat to capture much of the purse The mile and three sixteenths race is the feature of Empire Citys final day of its transplanted meeting headed by Mrs Payne Whitneys Four Freedoms and Mrs Ed Mulvenans First Fiddle with Stir Up also in the three year old title mix after Empire City Stakes win.
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Bring Your Own Ammunition Grand American Shoot
War shortages force shooters at the Grand American in Dayton to supply their own shells as the Amateur Trapshooting Association lacks stock. The three day event limits entries while demanding 500 targets for full competition, with top honors decided on the final day. Walter Beaver and Ned Lilly share a historic 100 target possibility, while Jasper Rodgers’ 1943 win remains a landmark. Vandalia Field hosts the event, a long-standing centerpiece for marksmanship amid wartime strain.
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday AL games
American League results show Chicago 4 Brooklyn 1 and New York 4 Pittsburgh 7. Today’s schedule includes Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York with a night game.
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Everedy Dominates Wolfpack In 10-3 Park Win
Everedy jumped on the Wolfpack early, scoring seven in the first two innings and finishing 10 to 3 at Baker Park. Miller Summers and Rice sparked the big inning with back to back hits and Reeder's triple. Ropp tripled Mayne later in the frame as eight runs crossed the plate.
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National League Yesterday's Results Report
National League results show Boston defeating Detroit 15 to 5 and New York topping Cleveland 13 to 7. Chicago beat Washington 8 to 2, while St. Louis stopped Philadelphia 8 to 5. Washington at St. Louis and New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago were listed with night games noted.
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Dizzy Trout Chased In Fifth as Red Sox Sweep Tigers
Boston’s batting lineup led by Pete Fox Bob Johnson and George Metkovich powered a 15 to 5 victory over Detroit, erasing a three-game series sweep and tightening the league lead. Fox and Jobakon each had three hits, while Trout struggled in the mound.
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Doerr Comes Into His Own in Major League Baseball
Bobby Doerr rises as top second baseman for the Red Sox, surpassing Joe Gordon in fielding and nearly tied in runs batted in. Doerr, from San Diego, has demonstrated sustained excellence behind the plate and at bat, and is poised to contend for the American League batting title and MVP as Gordon serves in Hawaii.
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Browns Rally as Caster Wins Pitchers’ Duel
In a tight game, George Caster earned the victory for the Browns, while Don Black took the loss. Al Zarilla contributed a homer extending his hitting streak and added two more hits as St. Louis overcame Philadelphia with key safeties and runs in the seventh inning.
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New Second Half Schedule Issued by County Softball League
The County Softball League officials release a new second half schedule to pair top finishers from the first half. Sunday games feature Harmony at Middletown Broad Run at Ballenger Mt Pleasant at Unionville. August dates list Unionville Broad Run Ballenger Harmony Mt Pleasant. Middletown claims first half championship.
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City Softball League Scores and Forfeit Notes
Detrick E's defeated 10 to 0 against PB. Everedy won 10 to 3 over Wolfpack. Forfeit noted for Detrick NI at Dr. Pepper Fred Tailors at Detrick O's.
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