Browns Rally Downs Chisox In Ninth Inning Comeback
The St. Louis Browns scored three in the ninth to beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 3. Wally Moses triggered the rally, as Ells Clary, Roy Schalk, and Don Gutteridge mishaps set up the go ahead hits from Mike Kreevich, George McQuinn, and Mark Christman. Jack Kramer earned his eighth win as Lopat was chased.
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George McQuinn
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Jack Kramer
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Caster
Hayworth
Lopat
Maltzberger
Tresh
Dr Pepper Ten Downs Hagerstown By 4 To 1
Frederick's Dr Pepper softball team beat Jamisons 4 to 1 in City Park. Max Kehne limited Jamisons to two hits with six strikeouts, and Pepperites rallied in the sixth inning with three runs. The two teams meet again in Baker Park tomorrow evening in Frederick.
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American League Yesterday's Results Night Games Sweep
Detroit beat Cleveland 5 to 3 on wet grounds with Si Lews. Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 3. Philadelphia routed Washington 3 to 2 and New York fell 0 to 3 at Boston. Tonight's games include St Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland with New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston. Night games scheduled.
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City Softball League Postpones Between Halves Play
A city softball league game was postponed due to unclear conditions amid a delayed between halves play. Players from Detrick Es and Everedy faced interruptions as Toray Open activities ran alongside.
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Everedy
Cleveland Ball Players Revolt Undermines Boudreau and Club
Cleveland’s manager Lou Boudreau faces a brewing player revolt after Vernon Kennedy’s suspension for insubordination. Reported discontent spans several veterans and recruits, with struggles in pitching, fielding, and leadership as the Indians contend with morale and selection issues amid a youthful skipper.
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Jeff Heath
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Boudreaus
Bricky Boy Wins Roane Purse at Charles Town in Close Finish
Mrs E R Mitchells Bricky Boy captured the Roane Purse by a half length over the favorite in a four and a half furlong race. John Fausettes John's Teddy Bricky Boy carried 119 pounds with jockey Patsy Grant, finishing 49 3/5 seconds as a track record fraction neared. Discretion, another Pearson and Shank entry, won the fourth race by a neck over Palmetto Stables Post-war Style. A surprise party marked H B Ogle's 70th at Creagerstown with many relatives and friends attending.
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Buicky Boy
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Pearson and Shank
Palmetto Stable
G Ig Waugh
Detail for Today 6 by 6
The 6 BY 6 is the six wheel G T truck known to soldiers with all six wheels driving. It hauls food laundry ammunition and supplies while its distinct whine marks miles of road. Riders endure hard board rear seats before appreciating a family car during long days on duty.
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Chow
Grange meeting notes and state police bond drive
Tobias Zimmerman spoke at Mt Pleasant Grange about advancing agriculture and community life with Juvenile Delinquency as a future Pomona Grange topic. The program featured songs readings duets and a skit. STATE POLICE buy bonds Maryland War Finance Committee says state police hit 90 percent payroll participation in Fifth War Loan. Governor O Connor signed payroll savings pledge.
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Detrick Enlisted Men Come From Behind to Win
Detrick Enlisted Men rallied with five runs in the fifth inning to overcome Everedy 10 to 8 on the Baker Park lower diamond in a postponed Tuesday softball clash. The Soldiers surged ahead 8-5 in the fifth, then Everedy closed to 8-7 before the final out. Widdows, Wassink, and Reeder featured in the late rally as errors and miscues fueled the comeback for Detrick. Eugene Ropp and Geisbert, Widrows and Cash pitched for the teams.
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Geisbert
Kenney
Miller
Derrick Es
Eugene Ropp
Cash
July 16 Set Aside For Father And Son Fishing
The National Izaak Walton League designates July 16 as father and son fishing day with Maryland chapters planning observances. Frederick chapter chairman Dr W A R Bell urged all Sportsmen to engage youths with outings, to foster outdoors appreciation amid regional concerns on Potomac dam projects, water chestnut eradication, Triadelphia Dam stocking, and Chesapeake Bay waterfowl food planting. Lee LeCompte will retire as State Game Warden in October. a successor search was discussed.
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Hustlers Set To Host Germantown At McCurdy Field
Hustlers pitcher Don Rice to start when Germantown visits McCurdy Field for a twilight nine inning game at 6 o clock. Germantown, a familiar foe, is a former Montgomery County League club now operating in wartime. Attendance and rosters are noted as locals recall recent clashes and a Sunday doubleheader with the Martin Bombers of Baltimore. Say you saw it in The News.
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al Smith
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Davy Johnson Bets Big On Mighty Roseben
Davy Johnson, a relentless gambler from New York, once bet as much as $100000 on the famed sprinter Roseben. He risked his fortune repeatedly, using earnings from racing and other ventures, and even pledged Roseben as security on a loan. Johnson’s life of high-stakes wagers continued until a sudden death at the Polo Grounds ended a tumultuous career marked by audacious bets and dramatic wins and losses.
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Team Seeks Games At Baker Park Sunday Softball Event
An independent softball team sponsored by Hr Rock beverage distributors seeks Sunday games at Baker Park. The club, formed for a month, aims to join the City League next season. Local county teams with open Sunday dates are urged to contact Harvey Smith at 906 Motter Avenue, Frederick, for bookings.
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Herb Cannon
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Don’ts for Pimples and Skin Irritations
Don’t scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson’s Ointment offers quick relief for itching eczema angry red blotches and other eruptions. It helps irritated tired or itchy feet with cracks between toes and costs 35 cents at all druggists with money back if not delighting after one application.
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Snap Ends Five-Game Slide With 8-7 Phillies Win
Philadelphia defeats Boston 8-7 to split a doubleheader after an 8-1 first game loss. Key hits by Tobin and Masi pace the Phillies in a tightly contested finish.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Baseball scores from the National League include Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2 and New York 4 Boston 2 with 7 innings rain halted Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis on rain delay.
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