Wooly Game In 12th At St Louis And Brooklyn
In a 12 inning baseball tilt at St Louis the Cardinals toppled the Dodgers 11 to 9 on a two run homer by Harry Walker to move ahead 2 1 in the four game series and shrink Brooklyn's NL lead to a half game. 35 hits were recorded with 20 by the Cardinals as nine pitchers were used.
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Little Dixie) Walker
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American League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 2, Cincinnati 3 over New York 1, St. Louis 11 over Brooklyn 0, Boston 4 over Cleveland, and Detroit 5 over Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings. Standings show Brooklyn leading with 25 wins and 14 losses. St Louis 23 and 13. Boston 16 and 8. Cincinnati 18 and 18. Pittsburgh 17 and 17. Philadelphia 6 19. New York 15 22. Chicago 18 48. Tonight’s games list Boston at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati. night games noted. Continuous results note postponed Chicago at New York, St Louis at Boston. Washington 3 over Cleveland 2. Detroit 5 over Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings.
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Dr Pepper Ten Gora Seizes Second in City Softball League
Dr Pepper Ten Gora defeated F. S. 4 to 3 at Baker Park on Tuesday, moving into second place behind idle Precisionists while Bolters press for first. Steelmen errors sparked a late rally as Esterly faltered in the fifth, allowing F. J. & S. to surge.
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Phils Trade Two For Three To Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies owner Bill Cox announces a three for two deal sending Danny Litwhiler and Earl Naylor to the St Louis Cardinals in exchange for Coaker Triplett Dain Clay and Buster Adams. Clay and Adams will join the Phillies from Rochester of the International League. The Phillies’ve acquired 12 players since Cox took over, with four sent away. The deal, made by telephone from James Gallagher’s Chicago office, involves no cash.
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Field Day at St Josephs College Emmitsburg June 2
Emmitsburg notes field day events organized by Miss Blarcella Bea of Madison New Jersey president of the Valley Athletic Association. Activities include a swimming meet at 2 p.m. with relays diving exhibitions and novelty demonstrations. Evening program at 7 p.m. features a patriotic college gymnasium program. City Softball League Dr Pepper 4 F 1 and 5 3.
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Nats Rally To Defeat Tribe In 3-2 Contest
Washington hosts Cleveland as the Senators overcome a late rally to win 3 to 2. Kennedy Peat and Desautels top the mound for Washington while Early closes out the win.
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Vendor's Lien Secures Sixth straight Victory at Charles Town
Charles Town W Va June 1 Vendor's Lion son of Vander Pool captured his sixth consecutive win at the Edgar G Horn purse feature racing from behind to beat Ginnacchio by a length. Staged under $4 to $2 favoritism the 4 1 2 furlong race saw 121 pounds top weight and Stanley Austin in the saddle. Dr H B Langdon's Cornet Jane upset in the opening race and Mrs Leon Fryes Quatre Song cashed in the daily double payoff of 31.00.
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Virginia Sportsman
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Expects Close Pennant Race To Last All Season
New York June 14. War era baseball faces a tight pennant race as Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio are absent. Will Harridge, AL president, says six games separate leaders from last place, with fans still keen as younger players fill vacancies. Thurman Tucker shines in Chicago as others rise to the challenge.
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Sergeant’s Son in Uniform Among York Family Members
Pvt. George Edwin York, 19, eldest son of Sgt. Alvin York, enters service after studying at the ministry. He joins a family with numerous cousins already in the armed forces, continuing the York legacy in uniform.
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Alvin York
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George Edwin York
New Windsor Pilot Downed Italian Flying Boat in Med
Hot Pilot Hoke, a New Windsor native and West Maryland College alumnus, is credited with shooting down an Italian flying boat over the Mediterranean. Married man and father of Barbara Ann, he joined the war effort after Pearl Harbor, trained as a P-38 pilot, deployed March 1, 1943, and achieved the victory while serving overseas.
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Lee Hoke
New Windsor
Frederick County
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SE. Rap
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New Windsor High School
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Deliberate Murder Claimed in Five deaths near Leesburg
Commonwealth's attorney Charles Herrison of Loudoun County declared the slaying of A Morris Love his wife a grown son and a tenant couple on the Love farm near Leesburg as deliberate cold blooded murder. He suggested the motive may relate to the shooter killing the others and taking his own life. Two suspects were held in the Loudoun County jail for questioning.
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Will Probated Reveals Estate of Frederick Grocer
Real estate valued at 870 dollars is reported as part of the estate of the late Cinion B Willard, a well known Frederick grocer, with details indicating his will was probated.
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Will and probate items in Willard family and real estate sale
Admitted to probate Tuesday by the Orphans Court, Laurence C. Willard qualified as executor. Rest and residue to be shared by sons Laurence C, Carl B, Rev. Pierce M I, High C, Joel E, Mary, Rodney E, and Frances E. Poole. A deed for a city sale was recorded. William Kindley sold to Carl H. Hane for about 7800. Industrials higher amid mixed stock market. British naval vessels keep vigil over vast sea routes.
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Laurence C. Wulard
Leonard B. Kreh
Charles E. Stull
Laurence C
Carl B. Willard
Carl B
Pierce MI
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Joel E
Mary
Rodney E. Willard
Frances E. Poole
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Carl H. Hane
Dill Avenue
Answere Questions By Jr. Chamber Commerce
Frederick city mayoral candidate answers questions on police politics, curfew, and postwar employment plans. He cites state law restricting officers from political activity and supports open meetings with limited executive sessions, urging public after such sessions. He stresses enforcing health, housing, and sanitation laws and advancing municipal projects.
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Frederick mayoral pledge from city election speech
A fragmentary OCR item quotes a Frederick mayoral candidate pledging an honest administration that will promote the interests and welfare of all citizens of Frederick. The text references the election and the candidate’s commitment to public service.
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Questionnaires Mailed Tol3 Addresses Draft Youths
Thompson County draft officials report only thirteen Frederick area youths reached 18 and registered for Selective Service in May. First questionnaires mailed to those registrants list George Lowery, Lewis Free, Edwin Mackley Jr, William Moran Jr, James Liston, Carol Carey, Samuel Johnson, Clarence Norris, Floyd Wilt, Claude Smith, Grayson Bell, Ray Ton, James Wiles among others.
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George William Lowery
East D Street
Brunswick
Lewis Eugene Free
East South Street
Edwin Oliver Mackley, Jr
North Market Street
William Francis Moran
James Troy Liston
Vernon Carol Carey
North Virginia Avenue
Samuel Vernon Johnson
Middletown
Clarence Milton Norris
Maple Avenue
Floyd Newton Wilt
Claude Raymond Smith
Burkittsville
Grayson Edward Bell
Walkersville
Ray
Ged Meme Ton
James Edward Wiles
Roy Lee Wolfpack Faces Dr Pepper in Benefit Softball
The City Softball League reshuffled this evening as Roy Lee Wolfpack meets Dr Pepper after a postponed Steelers versus Battlers game was altered due to defense and work schedules. Dr Pepper will play F I S Friday night for a Ray Gardner benefit in which his jaw was cracked by a batted ball. the game counts toward standings and returns to the league's established game trend.
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Lincoln School Exercises Tonight And Thursday Evening
Lincoln school hosts command exercises for elementary students at 8 30 tonight and high school students at 8 30 Thursday, both in the school auditorium. The program will include patriotic themes and student participation. The high school reports 28 graduates.
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