Indians Rally To Top Red Sox In Fourth Game Of Series
Cleveland over Boston 4 to 3 as Mel Harder earned his ninth win in seventeen starts. Ted Williams hit his 22nd homer of the season, driving in Johnny Pesky, while Judd took the loss for Boston. The Indians pull even in the four game set and Boston trails New York by 13 games.
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Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Mel Harder
Oscar Judd
New York
Sox
Ted Williams
Johnny Pesky
Judd
Peacock
Harder
Hogan
Tigers
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Macks
Roger Wolff
Pinky Higgins
Luman Warric
A's
Paul Marchildon
Birdie Tebbetts
Rally 10 Win In Junior City Softball League
Bright Spurs rallied to beat the DeMolays Juniors 12 to 6 yesterday in the Junior City Softball League. Covell’s defense blanked the Fraternalites to three innings as Reeder Kemp and others made sensational catches. The Spots remain hot with ten wins in eleven starts in the second half.
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Denind
Covell
Poole
Feags
DeMoias Ft
Reeder
Kemp
Kaeizel
Yam Player Contest Chooses MVP in City Softball League
The News-Post invites ballots for the valuable player contest in Frederick Maryland. Readers select the most valuable player from the City Softball League, submitting ballots to Sports Raider at the newspaper.
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Yam
the News-Post
Frederick
Submarine warfare sinks hundreds of ships in Atlantic
A mid January to July report shows more than 400 Allied and neutral merchant ships sunk or damaged by submarines and mines in the Atlantic Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean. The chart suggests the figure may rise as air attacks continue.
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Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Residents and visitors noted around Hagerstown and surrounding towns
A list of local visits and social calls spans Hagerstown and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Mary S Burrier and family, Miss Nellie Burrier, Mrs Catherine Flora, Mr Charles Flora, the Delawter and Taylor families from Dallastown and York, plus various relatives of the Monath, Mercer, and Delawter households. The notes record weekend and midweek calls, birthday observances, and small gatherings across several farms and towns.
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Mr Pleasant
Harver Fuppeon
Hagerstown
Rip
Peon
Mary S Burrier
Famuly
David Devilbiss
Margaret Devilbiss
Nellie Burrier
Mary S S Burrier
Alice Bostie
Hilda Measel
Donna Jean
Mary § Burrier
Burrier
Mary & Burrier
Catherine Flora
Mary
Charles Flora
Clarence Cramer
Burker
Mary S Burner
Charles ‘Taylor
Dallastown
Edward
York, Pa
William 3
Delawter
Vrs
Taylor
Williamson
Paul Delawter
Wits
Oda Filler
Rhemas Fogle
Mary Fogle
Darwin D Barret
August Monath
Evelyn Secaldt
F. Leathe
Man
Lewistown
Mas Tasiioind Tillade
Claude Brechner
Frederick
David O Johnson
Ida Dury
Glyscons Meadow
Lisganare
Atbert Tallman
Tapeiv
Wes Willem T Delawer
Dodgers Crush Cubs Increase League Lead
Brooklyn to 9 Chicago 2 as six runs in the fifth inning push the Dodgers to a 9 2 victory. Dodgers extend National League lead to 84 games over idle St Louis. Olsen Warneke McCullough and Allen batters noted. Bragan debut as catcher helps Phillies edge Reds 4 2 with Bragan RBI.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Olsen
Warneke
McCullough
Allen Macon
Owen
Baseball Notables and Pennant Talk From The Era
Sport notes highlight Joe Vosmik's 334 batting mark with the Cleveland line and 113 hits in 434 at bats with Minneapolis, plus Rolfe Hemsley eyed for a first pennant with the Yankees after 1928 start and 1932 Cubs title. Dr George Bennett imagines assembling a bone and muscle ready Yankees roster for a pennant.
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Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Lad
Frederick Club
Minneapolis
Joe
George Bennett
Baltimore
New York
Bennett
Dolf Camilli
Brooklyn
Bully Herman
Dee Wee Reese
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Buddy Rosar
Yanks
Ernie Bonham
Spud Chardler
Lefty Gomez
Whit Wyatt
Giants
Yesterday's Stars By Thessegated Press
Frenchy Bordagaray and Mel Harder led a high scoring day as Bordagaray drove in four runs and sparked a six run rally to beat the Cubs Harder pitched seven innings with two RBI. Players from multiple teams show strong hitting and timely power in a chaotic box score style recap.
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Frenchy Bordagaray
Dodcers
Cubs
Mel Harder
Mmdians
Emncle
Red Sow Burk Newsom
Senators
Hot Bravns
Tinky Higgins
Nigers
Dick Sichert
Athletics
Grand Stem
Phile
Lover Reds
Peppers Rally From Cellar In High Scoring Tilt
DeMolay Linanshia and Dr Pepper combined for a 32 to 14 inning by inning battle. Key hits came from Staley Walsa Cook Frank with multiple RBIs and home run for Cook. Wilkins and Abrecht shared pitching duties with four walks each and four wild pitches total.
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DeMolay Linannhia
Dr Pepper
DeMol Way
Dr. Pepper
DeMolay
Staley
Walsa
Cook
Frank
Swomley
Swearing
Loy
Kayser
Ae DeMolay
Pepper
McLaren
Eng E Frank
Vrasann Loy
Sparks
Lf Fink
Summers
Kemp
Rf Price
Abrecht
R. H Lpr
Pepper Holland
Ramsburg
League Leaders In Batting And Pitching From AP Lists
The Associated Press annual leaders show Brooklyn’s Joe Medwick leading hits with 119 and runs for Ralph Kiner peers, while New York’s Mel Ott tops runs with 71 and Dizzy Dean style pitchers. In the American League Boston’s Williams leads batting at .350 and 97 RBIs, with Doerr 32 doubles and Williams 22 home runs, as pitching leaders include Borony 11 and 1.
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Associated Press
Reiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Boston
Ott
New York
Mize
Medwick
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Slaughter Strews
Nicholson
Maze
Cami
Merullo
Miller
French
Wyatt
Williams
Gordon
Willams
Chit
St Loui
D DiMaggio
Bos
Ton
J. DiMaggio
Bos‘ton
Stephens
Spence
Washington
Poubles
Doerr
Higgins
Detroit
D. DiMaggio
Heath
Cleveland
J DiMagnis
Laabs
St Louis
Case
Kubel
Jr City Softball League Bright Spot Game Today
MCA faces Bright Spot in a league tilt at Bright Spot as standings show varied results. The note mentions DeMolay with a 6 to 12 tally and references Baby club standings tied to fear of falling without support.
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M.C.A
Sammy Angott Fights To Keep Rivals From Scoring Knockdown Time
Roundup notes Angott could face a tough night vs Ray Robinson with officials watching, recalls a close Philadelphia bout where a hammering canvas saved him. Other items cover Saratoga attendance dips, tea era gossip, and sports chatter from Eddie Borden, Syd Hardt, and Jim Crown Joy's Navy schedule notes.
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New York
Sammy Angott
Ray Robinson
Hell
Iwanages Charney Jones
Sammy
Ray
Philadelphia
Saratoga
Baltimore To Get Army Football Game Move
The War Department announced the September 16 night game between the Eastern All Army team and the Brooklyn Dodgers would be played at the Baltimore Municipal Stadium instead of Jersey City due to potential conflicts with International Baseball League playoffs. Proceeds will benefit Army Emergency Relief. Brigadier General Frank A. Hancock said the Baltimore stadium would be filled with civic support and official backing.
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Washington
War Department
All Army
Brooklyn Dodgees
Jersey City
Baltimore Municipal Stadium
International Baseball League
Baltimore Park Commissioners
Army
Frank A. Hancock
Baltimore Stadium
City Softball League Upset Postponed Game
Yesterday's results show Reavis Dr Pepper leading DeMolay 14 to 3 before the game was postponed.
West Virginians Bet Over Six Million On Races
West Virginians wagered more than $6,000,000 across 66 days of spring horse racing with Charles Town handling $4.22 of the total. The Charles Town Jockey Club reported a season total of $3,031,123 May 11 to June 9 and the state collected $36,811.23 in tax plus daily fees. The Wheeling Downs meet posted $1,431,478 as its best meeting. The Charles Town Horse Show posted $391,754 in mutuel play June 10-13. Discussions were also under way to acquire Dubai 4-H fair grounds to add a third track for racing.
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W. Va
West
Kanawha County
Park Association xxx
Broun
Charles Town
Wheeling Downe Mutualy
Braun
Charles Town Jockey Club
Automotive industry reaches 086 plants in 31 states
A report states the United States automotive industry comprises 086 plants spread across 31 states. Notable matchups listed include Cleveland against Boston 4 3 and Washington versus St Louis 11 6 with other games and pairings like New York at St Louis 2 N and Boston at Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Lous
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Chinago
United States
Chicago
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Charles EB Bruchey
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Edward Mercer
Howard 'Monath
Irvin
Wonder
Richard Wonder
Blooming Grove
Bragan
Bobby Bragan
Phils
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Naylor
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Bragen
Hemsley
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Deliver
Iceland
US Army
NEA
Jr. City Softball League
B. Fritchie
England
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank Calf
Britain
Hugh Fullerton
Seattle Cricket Club
Syd Hardt
Graves Field
Eddie Borden
Fred Wid
Gus Lesnevich
Mulls
Lions Army
Temua
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
John Crowley
Oklahoma City
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Tommy Armour
Joe Kirkwood
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Jim Crown Joy
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Reaviis Dr. Pepper
Game Today
Price Bros
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Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Melvin M. Engle
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Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Interance Corporation
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