Colesville Cardinals to Play Locals at McCurdy Field
Colesville Cardinals meet Hustlers at McCurdy Field tomorrow at 2 30 led by Joe Gibson who will play center field with Bob Love as possible pitcher Slow-ball Bob Love and Binks Delauter head the mound duties Lefty Warrenfeltz remains hospitalized with hand injuries expected to sideline him for up to two months The Cardinals hold a 2 1 edge from last season and mix regulars with Washington semi pros Zanlotti and Bob Sonifant among others in a ready lineup
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McCurdy Field
Joe Gibson
Colesville Nine
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Gibson
Warrenfeltz
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Hustler
Lncup
Heurich Brewers
Colesville
Roy Godfrey
Harry Beane
Zanlotti
James Anderson
Smith
Donald Bobbs
Powell
Leonard Hobbs
Bob Bonifant
George Smith
Whitey Hanson
Staubs
Riley
Coleman
O'Keefe
Harvey
Dr Pepper Team Rout Navy In City Softball Clash
Dr Pepper edged Detrick Navy 8 to 3 after a spirited battle in the City Softball League Friday. Cline walked, stole second, and scored on Wiles' single for the decisive run in the second inning. Derrick Officers won the other league game by forfeit. Scoring details, player lines, and pitching totals are listed in the box score, with Dr Pepper earning four runs and Navy two.
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Frederick Tailors
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Brand’burg
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Ramsburg
Cook
Moore
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R Brand'burg
W. Kline
Gaver
Navy AB R.H.O.A E
Arnow
Luhn
Loveless
Hill
Hutto
F. Ryan
Obecht
Carignam
Pascariella
Cossey
Cole
Navy
Carignan
Swamley
W. Cline
B. Brandenburg
Hutto Loveless
Cline
Gardner
Donsife
Shaw
St. Louis
Bob Mumerief
George Kell
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Vernon Stephens
Browns
Kell
Gene Moore
Milt Byrnes
Mark Christman
Stephens
Don Gutteridge
Brown
Byrnes
H &E Philadelphia
St Louis
Black
Christopher
Hayes
Muncrief
Mancuso
Baseball Results and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American League results show Detroit defeating Boston 4 to 1 and New York beating Cleveland 5 to 1 while St. Louis toppled Philadelphia 3 to 0 and Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 2 The day’s slate lists Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit plus notes on hay production claiming early-cut hay yields more milk per acre.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Looking Em All Over Dodgers Best Yet In 1945 Outlook
Leo says Dodgers look strongest in 1945 for the pennant race though Cardinals remain favorites. Rickey rebuilds with youth as Schultzes Basinskis Greggs Olmos and McLashes pace a young core. Howie Schultz shines with power and driving runs plus Basinski Olmo Gregg and Dean praise bolster a hopeful Cardinals-leaning forecast.
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Charley Gehringer
Clyde Shoun
Cincinnati
Luis Olmo
Hal Gregg
Schultz
Football kicks and policy from Oklahoma coach Dewey Luster
Wr New York reports on Oklahoma coach Dewey Luster explaining why his team kicked out of bounds to avoid dangerous kickoffs. He recalls a past season with 16 to 18 eligible players, suggests penalties for outside kicks, and notes the value of a tee for longer kicks. Luster, a longtime figure with 25 years in Oklahoma football, reflects on his undefeated 1920 Sooners and the Big Six title.
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Dewey ‘Snorter” Luster
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Cannoneer’s Hop Describes Rigorous Gun Crew Routine
A detailed look at the Cannoneer’s Hop, the command sequence used to load fire and return a cannon to action. The piece notes rookies struggle at first, but with practice and guidance from a section chief, crews operate smoothly like a well oiled machine.
Summer Swimming Schedule At Y M C A
Alvin G Quinn announced a summer program at the Y M C A with four groups: younger boys employed boys girls and ladies. Boys swim Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings with beginner 10 to 10 30 tests 10 30 to 11 and 11 to 12. Employed boys swim Monday Wednesday Friday 7 to 9 pm. Girls swim Monday Wednesday Friday mornings with beginners 10 to 10 30 tests 10 30 to 11 and 11 to 12. Ladies have exclusive use one night a week Tuesday 7 to 9 pm.
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Otts Homers Save Giants In 6 4 Victory Over Pirates
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 as Mel Ott slugged his 7th and 12th homers of the season. Rucker aboard in the first, Cuccurullo gave up Otts second homer in the seventh. Pirates rally started late with Johnny Barrett homering, giving Ott eight homers in ten games.
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Art Cuccurullo
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Ahce
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Roe
Davis
Butcher
Lopez
Fischer
Adams
Polli
Mancuso
Yanks
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Paul Calvert
Yankees
Hank Borowy
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Calvert
Heving
Kheman
Rosar
Notre Dame Enlists Gasparella as New Quarterback Prospect
Joe Gasparella, a 6'3" 205 lb Pennsylvania prep star, shown as center and end, emerges as Notre Dame's new quarterback prospect. Coaches Leahy and McKeever compare him to Bertelli and Lujack, noting his throwing touch, leadership, and potential to become a punter while adapting to college football.
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Bertelli
Joe Gasparelli
Leahy
McKeever
Charley O'Rourke
Boston College
Lujack
South Bend
Gasparella
Gasparell
Ax Prep
Joe Gasparella
One-Armed Ball Player Bets on Major League Chance
Atlanta June 2 The one armed ball player Pete Gray of the Memphis Chicks says he can make it to the majors and expects a chance this year. Gray, 26, lost his right arm near the shoulder but learned to throw with his left hand. Memphis manager Doc Prothro and Billy Evans support his prospects, noting his league hitting and base stealing.
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Southern Association
Memphis Chicks
Gray
Peter Weisner
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Memphis
Doc Protho
Philadelphia Nationals
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Southern
Red Sox
Three Rivers
Birmingham
Evans
Army bout looms for Joe Louis and Billy Conn
In Pittsburgh on June 2, Sgt Joe Louis and Cpl Billy Conn may stage a GI bout a 15 round match with no purse. Johnny Ray, Conn’s manager, says Louis has talked with military authorities about a possible fight overseas or in the United States for servicemen worldwide interest. Conn hopes to spare Louis any pressure, but both may join in the celebration of servicemen.
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Billy Conn
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City Softball League Detrick O s versus Fred Tailors ends 10 to 0
In Monday action the Detrick O s defeated Fred Tailors 10 to 0 while Dr Pepper joined in a 6 to 3 win over Detrick Navy. Forfeit games noted F and P. E. faces Wolfpack and Detrick E s meet Detrick Navy in LD and UD brackets. Boston matters also referenced with Tigers.
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Wolfpack
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Everedy Co
Lycaon Turned to Wolf for Cannibal Feast in Legend
In Arcadian myth Lycaon, a king, offended Zeus by serving human flesh during his visit and was transformed into a wolf as punishment. The tale explains the origin of werewolves in Greek folklore and reflects divine authority and hospitality norms in ancient myth.
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York's Homer Wins For Tigers On June 2
Rudy York blasted a two run homer in the first, pacing Detroit to a 4 1 victory over the Boston Red Sox and extending the Tigers seven game win streak. Pinky Higgins added a homer and a run, Joe Bowman took the loss, while Johnny Gorsica earned his fifth win on seven hits.
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Pinky Higgins
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Joe Bowman
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Emmett O'Neil
Johnny Gorsica
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Swift
Washington Bears Turbulent Start With Season First Victory
Washington tallies scattered hits led by Thurman Tucker who boosts his batting average to .415 with a double in the second inning splurge against Emil Leonard. Tucker adds two singles in five at bats and steals his first base. Chicago wins 5 to 2 in one inning. Leonard Candini Ferrell Lee and Tresh.
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R. H
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Candini
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Tresh
National League Scores and Standings Report
National League results include New York 6 over Pittsburgh 4, Boston 4 over Cincinnati 0, St Louis 9 over Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 over Brooklyn 1. Standings show St Louis leading with 13 wins, Cincinnati 16 losses, New York 20, Boston 23, Brooklyn 22, Philadelphia 20, Chicago 24. Also note Baltimore and Ohio bids to alter Brunswick roundhouse, bids opening June 6.
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