Yankees Halt White Sox Streak In 4-2 Victory
The New York Yankees stopped the Chicago White Sox six game win streak with a 4-2 road win delaying their pennant push. Attendance hit 53,940, a record for a White Sox home game. New York moved to 30-17 while Chicago remained ahead by three and a half games. Additional Major League notes include Presko’s 5th straight win for St. Louis over Boston, Feller’s 7-1 Indians win, and Detroit’s 9-2 rout of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Joe Preska
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Presko
Braves
Walker Cooper
Bob Feller
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Lefty
Maurs McDermott
Indiana Fury
Feller
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Dizzy Trout
Jerry Priddy
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1930s Era Broadcast Grid
A dense OCR of station listings and TV radio program timing shows CBS NBC MBS ABC networks with hourly slots and show titles. Entries include news at 6:00, sports segments, concert programs, variety shows, and theater episodes across stations WFMD WBAL WOR WMAL and others, with time zones noted Eastern Daylight Time. The piece reads like a station timetable, listing names like Johnny Dollar, Archie Andrews, Sam Levenson, and The Sea Hound among music, drama, and news blocks, plus notes about time shifts and program relays.
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al Heller
Naewa
Wale
Peshaw
Space Patrol
Imibs
Newa
Che ‘the Sea Hound
Abe ‘Tranty Questota
Alanty Woolley
Shit—obe
Hepalang
Crassivering
Uarty T
Iaba
Wang Buateta
Che Hawalil Caulx—mba O—Dennia Tava Broadway
Tuken
Archis Andrawa
Abs
Miss Brooks
Cbs
QED
Abe Rick Carter
Quix Kida
Abe Jack Benny
Chs
Adlam
Abc
Bil Hickok
NBC
Abe Amok
Andy-cha
Ted Mack
Peter Salam
Abe Chas. McCarthy
Cls
Marshall
NBC Symphony
Abc Rad
Hollywood Comment
Mr. Moto
Drave
Abs Horasa Haldt
Cbs Album of Music
Abe
Atc
the Chevaliers
Dbs
George Sokolsky
Abe Canada
Mbs
Baseball Net
Whiteman's
Abe White
Newark
Nets
Cba
Aldrich
Pentagon
DuMont
TV Playhouse
Fred Waring
Garroway
Larga
Nbe
Cbs Zouth
Cobb Letter Said To Cause Williams Hitting To Left
Ty Cobb’s mailed note to Ted Williams allegedly spurred the Red Sox slugger to abandon a power slump and hit to all fields. Williams rose to .317 with RBIs and home runs leading the AL, while Cobb advised staying with an open stance and aiming for first pitches over the plate. Williams then sprayed hits across the field and energized Boston’s winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Williams
New York
NEA
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Ted Williams
Georgia Peach
Red Sox
Bosux
Senators
Browns
Yankees
Cardinals
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Milionaires
Comskey Park
Gine
Menlo Park
Calif
Ted
San Francisca
Joe DiMaggio
Iike Williams
Ty Cobb
Florida Everglades
Locke Seeks Two Open Titles in One Summer
Golf legend Locke, a South African star, aims to win both the U S Open and British Open in the same year mirroring feats by Jones and Sarazen. The piece reviews past double champions, notes the rarity, and highlights plans for the 1930s Open campaigns. It also covers Taneytown elections with Baum Bardner reelected councilman and names new council members, David son and Mohney, to take office June 18. Brazil’s cas tor production cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
NEA
Uditer
Detvoit
Oakland Helly
Abby Locke
Old Mullin
Ben Hogan
Locke
Royal Portursh Club
Duby
Harry Vardon
Robert Tyre Jones
Bobby Jones
Gene Saracen
U.S
Jones
Saracen
Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Walter Hagen
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Big Ted Ray
TU. S
Yaramy Armour
U. S
Senad
Samuel Jackson Specad
St. Louis
Lew Worsham
Hill-Billy
Taneytown
Merle S. Baum
Bardner
Raymond Davidson
Harry Mohney
John Chenoweth
Harry Dougherty
Raymond J. Perry
Browns Sale Rumors Persist As Veeck Plans Loom
Reporters from Detroit and St Louis dispute the Browns sale, with Lyall Smith citing a $750,000 loan by Bill Veeck to buy the club and Sid Keener claiming a sale to Veeck and associates is imminent. Browns president Bill Dewitt denies any firm offer, while attendance trails Cardinals despite similar home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souis
Oan
Dewitt
Browns
Lyall Smith
Detroit Free Press
Sid C. Keener
St. Louis Star-Times
Smith
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
New York
Keener
Veeck
Bill
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Victory Cleaners Rally Spares Camp Detrick In 7th
In City Softball League play Friday Victory Cleaners beat Camp Detrick 6 to 5 to pull into a tie for runners up. The see saw game ended on a seventh inning bunt sequence driving in the winning run as Camp Detrick was held scoreless. Dodgers Ramsburg Smith and Jones credited with the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Cleaners
City Softball League
Camp Detrick
Cleaners
Derrick
Shaffer
Soap Box Derby Lubricant Drive Boosts Tri County Race
With the July 18 derby looming, Crown Oil and Shell distribute official derby oil free at Shell stations in Thurmont Brunswick Middletown Damascus Leesburg Mt Airy and at Key Chevrolet in Frederick. Sponsors printed sponsor cards will display racer names and the derby seal. Derby director Jim McSherry leads planning with Key Chevrolet News-Post as co sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Oil and Wax Company
Shell
Shell Company
Frederick
Derby
Jim McSherry
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chevrolet
News-Post
Shell Oil
Thurmont
Brunswick
Middletown
Damascus
Leesburg
Mt. Airy
East Patrick Street
Thurmont trapshoot to open at new club grounds east of Lewistown
Invitations went to about 300 trapshooters from four states and the District of Columbia for Thurmont sports men's clubs inaugural shoot on Route 72. The event, at the Monocacy River site below Creagerstown, offers cash prizes and marks the rise of local trap shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Sportsmen's Clubs
Lewistown
District of Columbia
Monocacy River
Creagerstown
Hunting Creek
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen
Frederick Tresselt
Rhea T. Kincaid
Robert Nicodemus
Clinton Waesche
Charles R. Ambrose
Woodward Alridge
William Warren
Edgar B. Palmer
Donald Gardner
Charles Reid
Ross Smith
Thurmont Club
Hubbard Farm
Maryland
North America
Friday Results: Washington Stopped by Rain and Scores
Friday results show Washington at St. Louis rained out Detroit 9 Philadelphia 2 New York 4 Chicago 2 Cleveland 7 Boston 1 Called end of four innings. Today’s games list New York at Chicago Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland. The Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary carried nearly 2,000,000 troops in World War II, transferring about 135 divisions, with over 13,000 soldiers per voyage. U.S. soybean production rose from 1,000,000 bushels in 1920 to about 200,000,000 today.
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Washington-St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
YROOP
U. 5
Emmitsburg Legion Auxiliary Plans and Local Notices
The Emmitsburg American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Brown presiding. They approved gifts totaling 7 to various funds and announced officer nominations for 1951 52 including President Margaret Brown and Secretary Rosemary Hemlen. Several social notes follow: visits, births, military spouses, and local events plus bank exterior work by Hammaker Bros at Farmers State Bank.
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Emmitsburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Brown
Flag House
Ways and Means
Department
Martha Rosensteel
Carmen Topper
Mary Cinegran
Rosemary Hemlen
Teresa Pecher
Ethel Topper
Helen McMair
Laura Rosensteel
Charlotte Sanders
Nettie Shaffer
Ann Topper
Betty Rosensteel
Geneva Sprankle
Ann Shorb
Idella Fitez
Lottie Bollinger
Helen Topper
Estelle Frailey
Roger Collins
Littlestown
Charles Harner
Gettysburg Road
Charlotte Sanders Spe
Baltimore
Anna Rowe
Richmond
Carrie
Elizabeth Rowe
Dale Shields
Warner Hospital
Eugene Myers
U. S. Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Edward Myers
Aamen Myers
Colorado
Charles E. Myers
Alice Palmer
Emanuel Kump
Eagles
Edward Clingan
Ballymore
Charles Fuss
Harry S. Boyle
Jackson Hamerick
Robert Mahoney
Beltsville
Gregory Washabaugh
Annandale
Farmers State Bank
Bank
Hammaker Bros
Thurmont
Selon Institute
Mary Topper
Charlies B. Topper
Ray Topper
Louis Gunn
James
Baseball Standings and Rain Soaked Schedule Shifts
St Louis and Boston tied atop standings with sixteens wins. Cincinnati Philadelphia and New York show varying records as rain disrupts night games. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn face weather challenges while Chicago and Boston push for better percentages. An odd aside mentions Alaska starskin as a playful non sequitur.
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Rice
Surkent
Chipman and Cooper
McDermott
Masterson
Ninan
Moss
Hegan
Scheib
Martin
Tipton
Trout
Robinson
Roh
Chicago Y
Raschi
Silvera
Ilcombe Rotblatt
Niarhos
Woodsbero
Laberty
Wachter Brunswick
New Markin
Raber Ijamsville
Woodbine
Trump
Pt. Rocks
Donsife
Lovettsville
x-Lander
Doubs
John George
Walkersville
Pfeiffer
Buckeystown
Broad Run
Garber
Lander
Heart of Md. League
Bolivar
Sheffer Myeraville
Samsville
Lisbon
Clen
Crum
Adamstown
Urbana
LeGore
Ballenger
Jefferson
Idle
Niewera
Judy Rowe
Hampton Beach
N. H
Judy
Hagerstown Speedway
Hal Hufington
Hagerstown
Rt. 40
Rac
Sale
Victor Bergza
Sam Layensop
Erwin Falmiaba
Jack Carter
Whig Hen Murray
Che Whiteman
Sal Caccer
Sinatira
Eba Gris
Nasehal
Nhe
Cathede Sarslec
Aba
Nawa
Nhc
the Symphonet
Cbls
Harmonie Orchestra
Rbe Trendler Tunes
Morgan Longabe
CheMusic
Nena
Aly Bandstand
LJG
St. Louia
Dhs
Bobby Benson
Nyba
Nbo
Cbe Matlin Kane
Dimension X
Europe
Blandings
Abo
Phil Regan
Che
Brazil
United States
Resorts Victory Clis
Rice Grocers
Amvets
W Pet
Rice Grocery
Motor Pool
Bugs
Athletics
Engineers
Air-Navy I-L
Tigers
Headquarters
Air-Navy
Ww. L Pet
Ww. L. Pet
Lanten
Washington Philadelphia
SUN. Aft
Ralph
Tagg, JR
Hagerstown, Md
U.S. 40
Pederick
West Patrick
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Philco—Hotpoint
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St—Fhone
Diamond Seafood Restaurant
South Market Street
Sreotane
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
Cwaen
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Alaska
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash Statesman
Nash
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Ford
Chevrolet Sales. Inc
Patrick St
Monocacy Motors
Jefferson Street
North Market
Bride's Books
White Bibles
Baby Books
D.F. Shipley’s
Newscapru
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