Yankees Roll On as Tribe Rallies Past Bosox
Unlucky Edgar Smith suffered his ninth loss as the New York Yankees exploded for eight runs in the second inning to beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 2. Lee Ross closed strong with a two hit shutout frame. Gordon and Hassett extended hitting streaks to 20 and 15 games. Cleveland edged Boston 4 2 with a ninth inning rally led by Fleming and Mills. Browns topped Washington 7 2 behind Clift’s inside the park homer. Tigers came from behind to beat Philadelphia 8 7 on four-homer rally, York, Ross, Harris keying the scoring.
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New York
Edgar Smith
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Lee Ross
Gordon
Hassett
Yanks
Chicago
Smith
Ross
Turner
Borowy
Rosar
Jef Heath
Dom DiMaggio
Buster Mills
Judd
Les Fleming
Gaffke
Mills
Ray Mrk
Fleming
Mace Brown
Jim Hogan
Cleveland
Boston
Bagby
Hegan
Brown
Conroy
Tigers
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Detroit
Rudy York
Don Ross
Ned Harris
Harris
Trout Henshaw Mlanders
Gorsha Newhouser
Tebbetts
Christopher Wolff
Castgha
Baseball results and tonight's schedule across AL teams
Yesterday scores include Detroit 8 over Philadelphia 7 and New York and Chicago 2 with Cleveland 4 and Boston 2, while St Louis 2 beat Washington 2. Tonight's games feature Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, with night games listed.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St Louis
Washington
Chicago
City Softball League Results and Upcoming Games
Price Bros defeated Dr Pepper 9 while Ft & 5S prepared to face DeMolav in today’s city league schedule. The doubleheader showcased local teams and standings shaping ahead of weekend play.
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Pet Bright Spots
DeMolay
Fredk Welders
Dr. Pepper
Barbara Fritchie
Price Bros
DeMolay Jr Wun
Fred'k Welders Face Barbara Fritchie in Youth Softball
A Jr City Softball League game pits Fred'k Welders against Barbara Fritchie in a local matchup. Details on date, venue, and outcome are not provided in the fragment.
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Fred’k Welders
Barbara Fritchie
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Willard Marshall hit a homer in the 11th to beat the Cubs. Les Fleming doubled in two runs to rally the Indians past the Red Sox with Harland Clift contributing. Browns connected for a two run homer to lead a surge against the Senators with Ned Harris and Birdie Tebbetts. Tigers plated four in the ninth including a homer to defeat the Athletics and Len Warneke. Cardinals held Braves to 10 hits and joined a five run St Louis rally in the second with a single. Joe Gordon contributed a hit as the Yankees extended his 20 game streak and sparked an eight run rally against the White Sox.
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Les Fleming
Indians
Red Sox
Harland Clift
Browns
Ned Harris
Birdie Tebbetts
Tigers
Athletics
Len Warneke
Cardinals
Braves
St Louis
Joe Gordon
Yankees
White Sox
Cards Trim Braves To Move Into Second Place
St Louis beat Boston 6 to 2 in the rubber game of the three day series. A second inning rally turned the tide after a disputed out call by Donovan and Kurrowski. Walker Cooper tripled and Kurowski doubled to start a four run frame as two Braves errors and timely hits widened the gap.
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St Lous
Cardinals
Boson Braves
Walker Cooper
George Kurowski
Larry Goelz
Kurmaki
Jocko Con
Donovan
Braves
Lon Warneke
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Boston
St Louis
Errickson Hutchings
Klutiz
Warneke
W. Cooper
Prospective Campers To Be Inoculated For Typhoid
YMCA Camp near Harpers Ferry will inoculate prospective campers against typhoid in collaboration with the Frederick County Public Health Service. About 40 youths will receive a three-dose series starting June 16 with vaccines given a week apart. Registration will close June 15 to ensure all staff and campers complete inoculations before the camp opens after July 4. Staff includes Alvin G Quinn as general secretary, William S Ray as camp director, David Rothenhoefer as assistant director, C Robert Ray as business manager, Douglas Weddle as nature instructor, Roy L Wolfe as archery instructor, and Richard Simmons as bugler and handicraft instructor.
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Harpers Ferry
William S. Ray
The
Frederick County Public Health Service
Ray
E C. Kefauver
Public Health Service
Panama
MCA
YMCA
Folone
Alvin G Quinn
William S . Ray
David Rothenhoefer
Robert Ray
Douglas Weddle
Roy L Wolfe
Richard Simmons
Motorcycle Races Cancelled At Frederick For War
Frederick s Delphey firm will suspend American Motorcycle Association sanctioned motorcycle races at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Independence Day due to national emergency material shortages and military manpower concerns. The action, taken by J Paul Delphey with partner Chester F Delphey, follows requests from the President and Maryland Governor to reduce transportation fuel and parts use, and may shift future events to other venues. Delphey hopes to resume racing in 1943.
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J. Paul Delphey
Frederick
Frederick Fair Grounds
Efanding
Frederick County
Delphey
Chester F Delphey
Hagerstown
Maryland
Paul Delphey
Delphey Bros
American Motorcycle Association
Wild Bill” Minnick
Commission Suspends Fight Manager in Wright Case
New York June 4 Eddie Walker manager of Chalky Wright ranked world featherweight champion by New York State was suspended by the State Athletic Commission for failure to appear at a meeting. He remains suspended until a hearing set for June 23. The commission will take no action on a June 19 Baltimore title bout Wright vs Jeffra as not recognized as championship.
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New York
Eddie Walker
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Walker
Baltimore
Wright
Harry Jeffra
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Bartolo
Lulu Costantino
Commision
Wight
Costantino
Jeffra
Foxx May Manage Cubs Amid Wilson Dissatisfaction
Chicago rumor mill centers on James Foxx as a possible Cubs manager while Jimmy Wilson reportedly grows unhappy with Wrigley Field. The piece cites Foxx rival candidates, past trades, and President Philip Wrigley’s influence in shaping a pennant pursuit amid franchise turmoil.
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Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Chicago
Cubs
James Emory
Jimmy Wilson
Wrigley Field
Jim Gallagher
Jimmy Foxx
Thomas Austin Yawkey
Red Sox
Cleveland
Sadlersville
Charley Grimm
Hazen Cuyler Grimm
Lake Front
Milwaukee
Grimm
Brewers
Kiki Cuyler
Chattanooga
Lookouts Cubs
Bruins
Double X
Price Bros Baffle Dr Pepper In Nightcap Victory
Price Bros softball upset Dr Pepper 9 to 3 in a City League game backed by late rally, as darkness halted play with Pepper threatening a comeback. Key players included Junior League draft pick Kehn for Dr Pepper and Fox and Tucker driving Price Bros. offense in a tense sixth inning.
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Price Bros
Dr Pepper
Max Kehn
Pepperites
Pricers
Peppers
Gardner
Thess Dr. Pepper Abrhore Holland
Swomley Sf
Keyser
Moore
Walsh If
Wachter
Ramsburg
Cook
Linton
Staley
Schwearing
Price Bros. Abrhore
Kelly
Tucker
Shoemaker
Fox
Crum
L Murray
Reno Tucker
J Fox
Innlnes Dr Pepper Oonot
J Fos
Kehne
Innning
Swamley
League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP lists American and National League leaders across batting and pitching. Notable names include Williams and DiMaggio leading in RBIs and runs. Spence and Gordon top hits. Mize Joost and Reiser among doubles. Marshall and Marshall tied in home runs. French and Davis pace pitching.
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Associated Press
American League
Phelps
Pittsburgh
Reiser
Brooklyn
New York
Mize
Marshall
Fernandez
Boston
Joost
Cincinnati
Slaughter
St. Louis
Musial
S. Louis
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Camuux
Miller
Murtaugh
French
Davis
Baseball results and schedules with night games note
At Louis Boston two New York four Chicago three. Only games scheduled eleven innings. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati in night game. Home ownership is higher in the United States than in any other country.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
The
United States
Country
Landis Bans Commercial Promotion of All Ball Games
Chicago June 4 Kenesaw Mountain Landis Commissioner of Baseball orders major and minor leagues to bar use of parks players or facilities for exhibition games marketed as relief fund events. He notes promotions mislead the public and may interfere with Army and Navy Relief. Mention includes reference to Paid promotional efforts surrounding Satchel Paige and Dizzy Dean All-Stars games and Navy refuse for Feller.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Army and Navy
Landis
Army
Navy
Spe
Dirty Dean
Paige
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Dean
Naval
Abe Saperstein
Feller
Softball League Cruisers Defeat Submarines 8 7 In Extras
The league leading Cruisers moved into undisputed first by beating the Submarines 8 to 7 in extra innings at Baker Park's lower diamond under the summer schedule. The 7-7 tie broke after a late rally, extending Tuesday and Thursday 2 p.m. appearances.
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Baker Park
California Airplane Industry Employment Rises Across State
Figures from the California State Employment Service show the airplane industry employing 138000 workers with the 150000 mark expected to be reached soon. The report notes growth across major firms and regions as manufacturers resume hiring and expand output.
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California State Employment Service
Angleberger May Be Out For Season
Frederick Hustlers baseball faces Baltimore Firemen with Angleberger out for at least a month after an ankle injury. Hildebrand and Cook return as starters while Standiford is set to start on the mound. Firemen lineup changes include new faces as Warrenfeltz seeks another strong outing.
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Austin Angleberger
Frederick
Hustlers
Baltimore Firemen
Hildebrand
Cook
Bernie Brooks
Cumberland
Decoration Day
Angleberger
Standiford
Baltimoreans
Firemen
Baltimore
Warrenfeltz
Rice
Myers
Alexander
Delauter
Havens to Enter Army Air Corps at War College
Charlie Havens, director of athletics and head football and baseball coach at Western Maryland College, will enter the Army Air Corps Air Intelligence School on June 27. Inducted as a first lieutenant, he holds a Reserve Officers' Training Corps commission and Maryland State Guard rank, reporting to Harrisburg with plans for a brief stay.
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Westminster
Charlie Havens
Western Maryland College
Army Air Corps
Air Intelligence School
Havens
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Maryland State Guard
Harrisburg
Fred G Holloway
Western Maryland
Helloway
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Virginia
Dick Harlow
Harlow
Harvard
Charles
Rip) Engle
Neil Stahley
Brown University
Mel Ott Sets Up New National League Mark
Mel Ott, manager of the New York Giants, set a new National League record for runs batted in in June with his 1,583rd RBI in his 17th major league season. He driven Billy Werber home in the third inning on a long fly to right, tying the previous NL mark of 1,582 by Rogers Hornsby. The article notes Babe Ruth’s MLB RBI record of 2,208 as the overall major league standard.
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Marshall
Chicago
Mel Ott
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Glen Russell
Cubs
Jimmie Foxx
Cliff Melton
Melton
New York
Mancuso
Mooty
Billy Werber
Ott
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
McQuilien Browns
Boston Braves
Keller Yanks
Hemsley Reds
Babe Ruth
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Hollingsworth
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Sandra
Carrasquel
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City Softball League
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Tony Lazzeri
Yankee Spirit
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Clyde Shoun
Tuck Stainback
Dizzy Dean
Ol' Diz
Babe Herman
Phils
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Don Hurst
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Ken O'Dea
Dick Bartell
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Lonnie Warneke
Ripper Collins
Bud Parmelee
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Augie Galan
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