Giants Sweep Cubs To Regain Lead In NL Pennant Race
In a doubleheader at Wrigley Field the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 and 4-1 to move back into first place in the National League standings with 42,320 fans watching the day’s action. Carl Hubbell earned his 199th win in the opener, while Harry Gumbert held Cubs to no hits through six innings in game one.
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Hosiery Team Beats Ox Fibre 21 to 7 in Speedball League
Hosiery overwhelms Ox Fibre 21 7 in Baker Park contest. Hane and Davis key with doubles and two base hits. Moore earns win with six wild pitches recorded. Ponton and Kemp spark late scoring as Hosiery builds an early lead and adds five in the sixth. Ox Fibre struggles with seven errors and miscues.
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American League Yesterday's Results Summary
Baseball scores from Chicago and New York with Detroit and Philadelphia results. St Louis beat Washington in 13 innings. Standings show Cleveland tied with St Louis at 11 wins. Today’s schedule features St Louis at Washington and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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Yorks
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
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National League Yesterday's Results Highlight Tight Scores
Brooklyn beat St Louis 7 6 in a tense clash while New York and Chicago split 4 2. Pittsburgh won 4 1 over Boston and Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 5 to stay close in the standings. Keller slumped after six at bats dropping to .423 as Solters rose with two hits and a homer.
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County 10 Send Teams to Western Shore Track Meet
Eighty three Frederick County athletes compete in thirty seven events at the Western Shore track and field championships in Baltimore Stadium. Frederick High leads with 14 events, followed by Thurmont Brunswick Middletown Emmitsburg Walkersville Parkway and Church Street with multiple entries. Frederick High fields relay teams and sprinters, while girls’ volleyball represents Frederick High, with Lillian Utterback and peers among listed competitors.
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Frederick High
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Salon No 57 Des 8 Chapeaux et 40 Femmes Meeting
The Salon held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the Legion Homes Le Petite Chapeau with Mrs Myrtle Vetter presiding. Reports from committees were heard. The group will meet again on July 5.
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Low Cards High in Value in Bridge Strategy
Secretary of the American Contract Bridge League discusses how low cards can gain value through entry and squeeze tactics. A recent Toledo defense by Kevin Whelan illustrates planning to keep opponents from accessing lead lines, with dummy’s nine and heart play shaping the trick sequence in a no-jump contract.
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King of Diamonds Squeaked by in a Bridge Hand
In a bridge deal opener, South led spades and diamonds, East's queen blocked a potential nine-trick hand. West held the king of diamonds, but Whelan correctly played to force declarer to a loss, winning the last four tricks and defeating the contract.
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Bates to coach Madison HS eleven and teach history
Paul Bates, a top Western Maryland end, will coach Madison High School of New Jersey next fall and teach history. Bates earned all Maryland honors for Green Terror twice and is identified as a Dick Harlow protege moving into coaching.
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Court News Marriage Licenses Listed in State Records
A list of couples from multiple regions including Washington Grove, Washington D C, Hanover Pennsylvania and Thurmont is shown as marriage licenses granted. Names include Lay W Hottinger and Nellie V Dove both of Washington Grove and others across Pennsylvania and nearby states.
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Washington Grove
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Washington, D.C
Lawrence Trimmer
Martha S. Babylon
Hanover
Palmer E. Bingaman
Elizabethville
Emma N. Koons
Selinsgrove
Milwaukee Brewers To Meet Hustlers In Sunday Game
The Milwaukee Brewers of Washington travel to play the Frederick Hustlers at Alex Curdy Field Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Frank Fraley will again pitch for Frederick, aiming to repeat his earlier home run feat against the Brewers. The Hustlers seek a win to set up a June 18 meeting with the FBI nine of Washington, while Frederick keeps its unchanged lineup.
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Thomas Cheered For His Speech In Newark
Norman Thomas drew a capacity crowd at Newark City Hall on June 8 with a/* brief midday visit and speech to the City Commission. Police kept order after four days earlier in Military Park when he was egged and shouted down amid a large Socialist rally.
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Riverside pairs residents in route 1 street listing
Maynard L Ausherman 21 of Riverside and Frederick Route 1 and Mary L Bowman 18 of 223 West South Street are named in a local residence listing.
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O Conor proposes removing judges from politics in Maryland
Attorney General Herbert R. OConor urged removing judiciary from partisan politics during a Western Maryland address. He called for amending the state constitution to allow gubernatorial appointment of high court judges from lists certified by bar associations or the State Court of Appeals, aligning with Curran’s cross party candidate idea for Baltimore’s Supreme Bench.
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