Dodgers Bump Cards In 7-3 Victory At Brooklyn
Dodgers defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7-3 to snap a seven game Cardinal winning streak as three unearned runs in the second inning keyed the win. Sam Jethroes’ ninth inning single produced the tying run before Long John Sain earned his ninth win.
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George Stirnweiss
Dodgers Struggle With Pee Wee Reeses Foot Injury
Brooklyn's timely shortstop Pee Wee Reese is sidelined by a sprained ankle, weakening the Dodgers as they defend the National League title. Reese, returning from a 15 day layoff, has slumped to a .216 average and has forced manager Barney Shotton to rotate in Bobby Morgan at short. Jackie Robinson, also cautious with his injured heel, has shown limited base running this season while contributing a .339 average at the plate.
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Hustlers Rally to Defeat Second Army 7-4 at McCurdy Field
The Hustlers rallied with five runs in the fifth inning to beat the Second Army 7 to 4 at McCurdy Field. Despite being outhit 13 to 10, Hustlers held a 7-1 lead into the final rounds as the Soldiers scored two in the seventh and one in the eighth. Stoehr and Johnson led Second Army with notable hits, while Delauter earned the win for the Hustlers with four strikeouts and two walks. Time 2:05. Umpires Lyerly and Strine. Scorer Cannon.
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Brunswick Legion Edges Hagerstown 1 0 in extra innings
Brunswick edged Hagerstown 1 0 in seven innings plus extra frames at Scheer Stadium. Smith delivered a pinch hit to drive in the winning run in the eighth, lifting Brunswick to a tie for first in the American Legion Junior League.
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Weekend Games Schedule at McCurdy Field Tonight
At 8 30 p m McCurdy Field hosts Larkin Legion versus Clarksley A C in a weekend baseball pairing. Sunday brings Md State League games featuring New Market at Brunswick Noonan Woodbine at Ijamsville Donsife Ft Rocks at Mt Airy Wachter Liberty at Woodsboro Strine Trico League matchups Lander at Creagerstown Shook Loveltsville at Walkersville Lyerly Doubs at Broad Run Hargett Middletown at Buckeystown Pfeiffer
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Montgomery County Softball Schedule Matches by Area
Local league listings show Montgomery County matches with Bethesda at Frederick, Silver Spring at Colesville, Rockville at Damascus, Ballenger at Mountaindale, Culler at Brunswick, Jefferson Lake Urbana idle.
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Taxes and timing vex landowner LUFBURROW writes
A letter from N. A. Lufburrow complains taxes are numerous and conflicting. He notes the constant accrual of new charges after each payment and urges quicker payment processes. He laments delays in understanding how to pay.
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Baseball scores and today’s schedule across leagues
In yesterday’s AL play Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 2 while Detroit beat Boston 4 1 and Chicago triumphed over Washington 7 1 plus New York over St Louis 7 5. Today’s games feature New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago.
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Derby Racers Clinic Details Rules For 1950 Soap Box Derby
Clinics at Chevrolet headquarters on East Patrick Street fill Saturday afternoons as racer-builders review construction options andQand get official answers. New 1950 rule changes ban laminated car-bodies and set allowed body supports, coverings, and nose extension to ensure equal chances for all entrants.
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Baseballs All Right It s Pitching That s Not So Hot
Pitching woes and slugger trends dominate a wide view of baseball. Officials defend the ball against claims it is new and inferior, noting league specs and wartime changes. The piece also notes broader offensive cycles across baseball, football, and basketball, with pitchers blamed for heavy hitting at times.
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Phil Rizzuto
Walkersville Girls Top Camp Derrick 8 4 in Staley Park
Walkersville took an 8 4 win over Camp Derrick in Staley Park after trailing 4 2 through four and a half innings. Eaves hit a homer for Walkersville as Craver Strine McCaffrey and Kanode split the pitching duties for the two teams.
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Coca Cola Team Wins In Spite Of 7 Errors
Coca Cola softballers committed seven miscues yet defeated American Legion 15 to 7 in City League play at Baker Park. Layman allowed five hits as Coca Cola scored five runs in the first and five more in the second, overcoming Legion’s early rally. Morgan, Bagent, Lake, Baer, Laymon, and Bell contributed in the win.
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Hustlers At Home Sunday In Montgomery League Play
Frederick Eistlers return to McCurdy Field Sunday at 3 pm to face Bethesda in a Montgomery County League game. Hustlers sit third with a .500 average in six games. Bethesda tied for fourth with a .400 percentage, while Rockville leads after five starts and hosts Damascus. Protest filed over last Sunday's Rockville game cites use of unapproved baseballs. Rockville later used regulation balls.
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Girls Softball League Walkersville Faces Camp Detrick Loss
Walkersville defeated Camp Detrick 8 to 4 in a girls softball league game. Walkersville led early with strong hitting and solid defense, holding Camp Detrick to limited scoring opportunities throughout the affair.
City Softball League Coca Cola Clash Tonight
Sjamsville’s nine travels to Galthersburg for a 7 30 p m game. Manager Niles Abed calls Jamesville players to meet at 100 East Eighth Street by seven for the trip. Standings show Dr Pepper and Coca Cola among league teams.
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Ban on television of major league baseball urged
Rochester News notes president of St. Louis Cardinals Fred Salgh urged banning television broadcasts of major league baseball games next season. He said telecasts hurt attendance and would push for a ban at the upcoming All-Star meeting in Chicago or the December winter meeting.
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