Cubs Deliver Easy Win in Windy City Matchup
The Chicago Cubs routed the visiting team 8 to 1 as St Louis bested Philadelphia 8 to 2 and Brooklyn fell further in the NL standings. Murry Dickson pitched his first complete win for St Louis in a 8 to 2 victory over Philadelphia. Pittsburgh defeated New York 9 to 6 in a high scoring slugfest. Cincinnati rallied with a four run eighth to beat Boston 5 to 4 behind Vander Meer’s effort.
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Carés
Phils
St Louis
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Toles
KR H. CE
Philadelphia
Louis
Gearheauser
Qajmy
Livingston
Dickson
W. Cooper
Charley Kelier
Bob Muncrief
Kelier
New York
League Leaders InFETCaW TEANIE League Leaders InFETCaW TEANIE
National and American leaders listed by batting averages runs batted in doubles and stolen bases with players from St Louis Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Chicago noted. Streaks and totals include Musial Dahlgren DiMaggio Sewell and others across leagues.
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Associated Press
Stephens
St. Louis
Hackett
Cleveland
Rune—White
Philadelphia
Keller
New York
Rens
Johnson
Washington
Gordon
Wits — Wakefield
Detroit
White
Deublem—Kellner
Bloodworth
Serve
Lugien
Boston
Meme Kuss
Stirmweiss
Case
Moses
Appling
Chicago
Witching
Carrasque
Chandler
Dahlgren
Musial
Kupe
Camilli
Brooklyn
Bass
Herman
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
W. Bite
Louis
Mireman
Treigles
Ruswell
Beme Rants
Litwhiler
Nicholson
Stelen Bases
Gustine
Murtaugh
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Ernie Bonham pitched four hits to beat the Browns for the Yankees. Som Warnekt stopped the Dodgers with a six hit effort for the Cubs. Johnny Barrett hit a bases loaded triple to spark the Pirates past the Giants. Leu Klein led the Cardinals with four hits against the Phillies. Direk Siebert drove in three with a triple and two singles for the Athletics against the Indians. Mike Trenih hit a big five run inning for the White Sox to rout the Red Sox. Jie Tipton and Lennie Frey drove in two in an eighth inning rally that won for the Braves. Wick Wakefield worked in a Tigers win capped by a triple and a single. A dog shot wounded a dog on Genth Court Street by City Dog Catcher M. C. Salts.
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Buss
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
Buccaneers
Johnny Barrett
Roh.oc
New York
Cocci
IL Z
Trinkle
Feldman
Coombs
Lombardi
Berres
Seawell
Lanning
Beker
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Browns
Som Warnekt
Cabs
Dodgers
Pirates
Leu Kiein
Cardinale
Phillies
Direk Siebert
Athletics
Indians
Mike Trenih
White Sox
Red Sox
Jie Tipton
Lennie Freye
Zach
Braves
Wick Wakefield
Tigers
Senators
Conzelman Joins Browns Front Office As Assistant
Jimmy Conzelman signs with the Cleveland Browns front office as assistant to President Donse L Barnes and public relations director. He resigns as VP and coach of the Chicago Cardinals to begin June 1. Barnes cites Conzelman’s athletics and business background and national PR reputation as a valuable addition. He will also be assistant to the president of Barnes American Investment Company of Illinois, mainly in public relations for the holding company. Conzelman, a versatile figure, has roles in football boxing writing publishing art and radio.
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Bt. Louis
Jame
Browns
Jimmy Conzelman
Donse L Barnes
American League’ Club
Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
National Professional Football League
Barner
William O. DeWitt
William O. DeWitt Believed Thhat “Conzelman
Brown
Conzelmanaya
Barnes‘ American Investment Company of Illinois
Sportsman's Park
Whihh
Missouri
Ilinois
Frederick merchants split on Wednesday half days
At the Francis Scott Key Hotel the Frederick Retail Merchants Association split on closing stores Wednesday afternoons for June and July. Individual owners adopt half-holidays starting July 7 while chain stores await War Labor Board guidance and avoid mid week announcements.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick Retail Merchants Association
Merchants
War Labor Board
Oscar Hirsch
Retail Merchants Promotion
Frederick
Minute Men
Red Cross
Police
Richmond Quartermaster Corps
Pvt Bruchey Wins Training Center Boxing Bout
Pvt John T Bruchey Jr won a lightweight bout in the curtain raiser for the Army Air Forces inter group program at Water Front Arena 602nd Training Group. He defeated Pvt Louis Coppa of the 614th Group in a close match after trailing in the first round. Bruchey trained under Corp Ben Montabana, former Southern welterweight champion.
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Army Air Forces
Waterfront Arena
John T. Bruchey
West South Street
Louis Coppa
Northhaven
Conn
Brachey
Airc Corps
Corp
Ben Montabana
602Nd
Walker R. Hall
Iron Workers Move Into Damascus High Ends Tie For First
Frederick Iron and Steel Co. softball team moves into a tie for first in the City League after the Steelers defeat Price Bros. 7 to 4. Damascus High School pitchers and hitters follow with a one hit shutout as Luhn leads a 4 to 0 win over Richard Montgomery, while Burns and Bail scene in relief.
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Iron Workers
Damascus
Damascus High School
Luhn
Nehaed Montomery Pgh
Richard Montgomery
Burner
R. H. EC
Ball
Day
Hines
Yesterday's Results Show Narrow Wins Across Cities
Yesterday's results list scores across multiple teams including Pittsburgh New York Ji St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston with several planned games Today feature New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis while other clubs have no scheduled night games
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Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pet
Baseball scores and tonight's AL games schedule
Results show New York 2 over St Louis 1 Chicago 6 over Boston 4 Philadelphia 19 over Cleveland 4 Detroit 8 over Washington 2. Games today include Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston. Night games listed.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
W. L. Pet
Dod
Thilsdavikia
Ist. Lous
iCity Softball League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday results from the iCity Softball League show F. rE & S. defeating Price Bros. 7 to 4. The article also notes real estate transfers with deeds recorded including Roy E Saylier and wife selling to Francis H Orndorff and wife half an acre near Motter's Station for about $2 000 and Gilmore R Flautt and wife selling to Earmen Davis property in Lime Kiln for about $2 200. Davis then bought back property on the East side of North Bentz Street from Flautt for about $2 200. Recapture of Wake Island is discussed in relation to American air forces.
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Roy E. Saylier
Francis H. Orndorff
Motter’s Station
Gilmore R Flautt
Earmen Davis
Davis
Gilmore R. Flautt
North Bentz Street
O Conor Names Party Chairman To Position
Annapolis reports Governor O Conor names Truman B. Cash as State Small Loans Administrator to succeed Mary E W Risteau. Risteau, longtime Maryland public figure, served since May 1939 after the office was created. Cash, from Westminster, will take the 4000 a year post on June 35.
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Annapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Truman B. Cash
O'Conor
Mary E. W. Risteau
Miss Risteau
Maryland
General Assembly
Risteau
Harford County
Lions Club Elects Shipley President
G Raymond Shipley was elected president of the Lions Club at their regular Thursday noon meeting at the Hotel Frederick. Other officers named include First Vice President Richard F Kline and Secretary-Treasurer Herman C. Gubiscu.
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Raymond Shipley
Lions Club
Hotel
Frederick
Richard F Kline
William H. Bartgis
Herman C. Gubiscu
Richard E. Zimmerman
Paul B Kattaway
Tailtwister
Glenn E Stovall
Ira
Ray
al C Stine
United States Naval Reserve
Niemann A. Brunk
Winning Run Is Walked In For Yankees Triumph
The New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 2 to 1 in a tight game. A ninth inning walk driven by four straight balls after two outs produced the winning run, Charley Keller doubled earlier as Mike Chartak misjudged a fly.
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New York
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
St. Loui Browns
Innning
Charley Keller
Rightielder
Mike Chartak
Bob Munerici
Browns
WE Law Lattery
Nick Ellen
Bill Johnson
St.Louis Vu
Muncrief and
Haye
Bonham and
Dickey
Tigers explode in seventh to beat Washington 8 2
Detroit offense erupts for seven runs in the seventh inning to defeat Washington 8 to 2 before 14 900 at the game. Batteries: Trucks and Parsons for Detroit. The narrative notes strong hitting by Charley Keller in a separate Yankees win over St Louis 2 1 and mentions a Charles Town race win by Mrs J H Elliott’s Pittsburgh horse Standard Bearer with jockey Bo Fitzgerald aboard.
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Troit Tigers
Washington
R. MW. CE
Detroit
Trucks
Parsons
Richard “Mertz
Carrasque
Scara Atkin
Barry
Lora
Charles Town
W. Va
J. H. Elliott
Pittsburgh
Charles Town Track
Bo Fitzgerald
J. Fred Adams
Wesley A
Anna M. Brockman
Curegal
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Owen
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YO Head
Webber
Higbe Brarneke
Heenan
Red Uprising
Cincinnati Uprising
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Braves
ITOM
Javery, Tobin
Masi
Vander Meer
Lakeman
Teanie
Genth Cowt Street
Patrick Sheet
M. C. Salts
Conselman
Bruchey
Crum
Shoemaker
Steelers
Warcenfeltz
Rhodewick
Warrenfeltz
Rhoderick
Robertson
Price Bros
Martz
Kelley
Rice
H. Culler
Esterley
E. Rhoderick
iCity Softball League
Wake Island
Tokino
Dr. Pepper
Pet Price Bros
Wolfpack
Medford Grocery Co. Farms
Medford
Atwater Kent
Westinghouse
Dillinger Hammer Mill
Teems
S. Blacksten, Aurt
O’conor
Party
Shipley
Chaplin
Los Angeles
Deena Li Ilitte
Charles Chaplin
Joan Berry
Gertrude E. Berry
Cnsta
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Barker
Robert Crum
Reno Tucker
Markell & Ford Telephone
A's
Joe Heving
Chubby Dean
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Don Black
Dean
Heving
Rosar
Black
Wagner
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chisox
Dick Newsome
Don Kolloway
Tigers Explode
Woashinatie Tune Fm
AB. H Aye
Yanks
Hemsley
Harvey B. Edwards
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Thomas A. Morris
Frederick, Md
China Army
Army
Schroeder
West
Patrick Street
Wes
John E
Hughes
Patland
Tace
Joe Bruno
P. Bertini
Strang
E. South ST
Frederick Town
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Louis E. Eichelberger
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