Brewers Triumph Over Hustlers In Sunday Baseball Clash
Heurich Brewers of Washington defeated the Frederick Hustlers 10 to 4 at McCurdy Field. Gigerich led with .800 hitting and five Brewers scored after LeGore and DeLauter relief stints. Scrivener and Rice alternated pitching as police intervened after two spectator incidents. Next games include a 6 pm twilight with Damascus and a Sunday return vs Colesville.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Tonight's Schedule
American League results include Boston beating Cleveland 5 to 3 and New York 10 to 7 over Detroit. St Louis 2 Chicago 7 and Washington 1 Philadelphia 3 with Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4 in Saturday action. Detroit 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4 on Saturday. Washington St Louis rain postponed other clubs not scheduled. Tonight Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Cleveland.
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County Softball Loop Opens Second Half Drama
The County Softball League resumed Sunday with Mt. Pleasant and Broad Run sweeping Unionville and Ballenger. Middletown and Harmony split two thrillers renewing their grudge with Middletown taking the opener as Shafer, R Wiles, Karns, Anders and Whittier contributed in a four-run first inning followed by Wachter’s homer and two singles in four trips.
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Shafer
R. Wiles
Karns
Anders
Kehne
Whittier
Wachter
Johnny Long To Face Sid Luckman’s Shoes With Bears
Johnny Long, 29, of Orange New Jersey, returns to football with the Chicago Bears to replace Sid Luckman at quarterback. A former Colgate star and 1941 break, he works toward camp in August after running an aircraft-parts plant and refining kicking and passing in summer golf. His older brother Lee Long, a Duke fullback, is a Marine lieutenant, while Johnny recalls pivotal 1936 Army and 1937 Notre Dame moments and aims to prove a strong T formation fit.
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Harmony's big bid and late runs in twin bill
Harmony lit up Middletown in game one with two home runs and four costly Middletown errors enabling a 8 to 4 win. Anders drove in three with a homer as Harmony took the nightcap 8 to 6 while Middletown rallied late but fell short. Mount Pleasant won at Unionville after Swartz and Moberly produced key hits, Mounts overcoming a 4-4 tie to plate two in the sixth. Unionville's Nash homered in the third, Pearl lasted 3 innings for Mt. Pleasant in game one and Penn finished the relief stint in game one, while Crum, Clem, and Garber contributed for Unionville in both contests.
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Nats Lose Two To Brownies
The St. Louis Browns beat the Washington Senators 2 to 1 in 10 innings and 7 to 3 in a double header to pull 4 1/2 games ahead in the AL pennant race. Don Gutteridge delivered the deciding hit in the first game as Rick Ferrell and Chet Laabs misplayed a fly. In the nightcap St Louis jumped to an early lead and never trailed.
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Detail for Today A to N Study for Enlisted Men
A naval study titled A to N covers chapters from A to N in the blue jacket's manual or Sailor's Bible. It mirrors a civilian correspondence course to aid sailors seeking rating advancement. Early tests are easy but later ones grow harder, with interest waning as the course continues.
Baseball doubleheader notes from AP sports wrap up
Yesterday's stars include Don Gutteridge keying a 2-1 opener win for the Browns over the Senators with two runs, and a nightcap RBI double. Tommy Warren and Ray Sanders lead Dodgers and Cardinals in split games. Stirnweiss and Wakefield pace Yankees and Tigers in two games. Fischer and McCormick share a pair of shutout and high-scoring games for Giants and Reds. Metkovich and Boudreau spark Red Sox and Indians. Wyse and Pafko lift Cubs in both ends against Phillies. Carnett and Flores contribute for White Sox and A's. Hofferth and Javery pace Braves in a 6-4 win over Pirates. In Berryville, Hugh W. Ritter named bank director. San Quentin inmates salvage warship materials.
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Redskin Player Conduct Rules Highlight League Etiquette
WHITNEY MARTIN reports on the Washington Redskins issuing a pocket manual outlining expected behavior for players. It bans alcohol, smoking, and rough conduct, requiring neat dress in public and respect for hotel and dining surroundings to uphold professional football's prestige.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League
National League results show New York 8 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 4 Philadelphia Brooklyn 10 St. Louis 4 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 4 0 2-2 St. Louis 14 Brooklyn 2 7 New York 5 Cincinnati 4 5 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 0 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 6 Second game ten innings Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn
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Dodgers Snap Cards Streak in New York Doubleheader
Brooklyn right-hander Tom Warren led a 10 4 win over St Louis to break the Cardinals five game losing streak in the first game. Warren then took the loss in relief as St Louis won the second game 9 4, shaving two runs in the eleventh. First game box shows St Louis 4 Brooklyn 10. second game Brooklyn 9 St Louis 4. Also Reds and Giants split a double header in New York with Frank McCormick driving nine runs including two homers. Braves double kill Pirates as Javery hurls two-hitter. Cubs down Phils twice to stretch win streak to six. Say you saw it In The News.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Baseball leaders listed by team and stat. Stan Musial of St. Louis leads batting at .350 with 75 runs and 134 hits. Ralph Kiner? no. The list includes runners like Sanders and Ott with RBIs and home runs. Pitching leader Wilks of St. Louis with 91 wins? or 900? Doerr tops with 122 hits and 13 home runs.
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County Softball League results and upcoming games
Standings show Mt Pleasant 6 12, Unionville 4 5, Middletown 4 3, Harmony 3 5 with Broad Run 14 7 and Ballenger 0 6. Sunday games Harmony at Broad Run Ballenger at Mt Pleasant Middletown at Unionville. half standings list Broad Run and Mt Pleasant leading. Executors notices from Frederick County courts detail estates of Bion Bo pst Kate Adams Elizabeth Harley and others with filing dates and payment deadlines.
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