Tigers Beat Athletics for Fourth Victory This Year
Detroit Tigers led the American League with 14 hits as they defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 0. George Kell extended his batting lead to .386 with two singles and a double. Meanwhile Billy Johnson’s lone Yankee hit in a rain-shortened 5-0 White Sox win over the Yankees kept Chicago atop the standings. Bob Lemon pitched eight wins for Cleveland in a 3-1 win over Boston. The A.L. leaders hold a game and a half lead over the Yanks as results unfold across the league.
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North End Girls Lose to Frederick Tailoring in Wild Game
Frederick Tailoring Co. defeated North End Jassies 42 to 13 at Staley Park, aided by 33 hits and 16 errors between the teams. Tailorettes moved into a first place tie, while North End played short-handed with eight players. Rippeon and Kent hit the losers’ two homers. May 6 rainout between Camp Detrick and Walkersville was rescheduled.
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National League Scores Reported With Rain Delays Across Matches
Yesterday’s results show Boston 5 to 6 Cincinnati with unclear context and Pittsburgh New York Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia matches affected by rain. Standings indicate mixed records and uneven patterns amid weather interruptions.
Juniors Register Win Over Independents In Softball Clash
Juniors gain second place in Municipal Softball League with a 4 3 win over Independents at Baker Park. Earned runs and three Juniors errors shaped a tense game as Weddle scored the decisive run in the fifth after Wetzell’s long fly. Independents’ miscues and two earned runs kept it close.
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Baseball results and tonight's matchups from the American League
Yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 3 1 Detroit topped Philadelphia 7 3 Chicago defeated New York 0 St Louis crushed Washington 16 Tonight New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Night game announced with four games on slate.
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Broadcast Schedule Fragments From NBC MBS ABC Network
A listing of radio and network times shows a scattered schedule with various programs. Entries include news reports, silent hours, kiddies blocks, sports talk, drama serials, variety acts, and music programs across NBC MBS ABC networks, with multiple repeats and cross-network references. The fragmentary page outlines 16 minute news blocks, then a mix of comedies, dramas, and musical variety shows through late evening.
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TV Highlights Eastern Listings and Tonight’s Programs
New York June 16 schedule shows daylight and standard times. Herbert Moorer address at Chicago will be an MBS special from the annual U S Junior Chamber of Commerce conference and Hoover committee report on government reorganization. NBC carries Cinderella and Friday Varieties. CBS presents We take Your Word and Woman President. ABC has Twenty Questions Lone Ranger. Dumont offers Hands of Destiny and Chicago amateur boxing. Harold Fr Hoderuck sold a registered Norstein Friesian bull to Roscoe Harbaugh Jr. New ownership of Moncacy Manor Probe Fayne Lad recorded.
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Widow Nears $200000 From Hebditch Estate
Annapolis June 15 The pretty young widow Louise Andrews Hebditch seeks a share of the $700000 Hebditch estate in a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that voided a separation pact she signed at 19. Her dower would be one third and she now remarries. the court called the agreement unjust.
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State League All-Star Game Set For Brunswick
Brunswick hosts the Maryland State and Tri-County leagues all star game on Sunday June 25 at 2 45 pm. Managers at a city YMCA meeting will select two all star teams with limits: no pitcher over three innings and players limited to 42 innings. At most four players plus one pitcher per team. Burall and Beard attend representing league presidents. Profits go to both leagues for Shaughnessy playoff distributions.
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Camp Detrick Faces Walkersville In Rainout Playoff
In the Girls' Softball League playoff rainout, Camp Detrick and Walkersville vie for position as of May 16. Standings show North End leading with 1 loss, Tailors close behind, and Camp Detrick at four losses. Robert Snyder, 17, Mr. Airy, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a scooter crash with knee and head lacerations.
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Stuldreher Resigns as Wisconsin Athletic Director
Madison June 18 Harry Stuldreher, last of Notre Dame’s famed Four Horsemen, resigns as University of Wisconsin athletic director. Board of Regents accepts in absentia and names Gu M. Sundt, former Badger athlete and assistant, as successor. Stuldreher to take post with United States Steel Corp.
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Watermelon trip to Farmer's Market with old messsays
An informal note describes a trip toward the Farmer's Market to buy watermelons and a wary, word of advice from an elder about keeping cautious rules amid rough dealings. It hints at returning from a prior trouble with caution.
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