Giants Increase Lead with 10-3 over Cardinals
New York Giants powered past St Louis 10-3 on June 17 led by Hank Leiber and Jo Jo Blaere in a 16 hit attack. Seberg cleared bases with a fifth inning grand slam as Lonnie Warneke lasted briefly before Ray Harrell finished. Giants widen NL lead to three games as Cubs suffer two losses.
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Blackburn Knows How A Fighter Feels When He Has His Number
Joe Louis camps know the feel of having the other man’s measure. The piece lists historic bouts and fighters to illustrate how a rival can sense an edge, from Schmeling to Dempsey, Tunney, and Gans, noting that fighting styles determine outcomes and confidence in matchups.
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County Speedball League Schedules Upended by Forfeits
Six games are slated Sunday but only four likely as Doubs has forfeited recent weeks. Ballenger targets Doubs to chase Harmony Grove, while Harmony Grove faces Frederick in a potential highlight. Mt Pleasant and Broad Run remain set to play at Broad Run.
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Keller Tops League Batting, Rosar Matches Slugger Pace
Charlie Keller held the International League batting lead briefly as Buddy Rosar of Newark matched pace with two hits in four trips in Newark’s rout over Roches. Vosmix and Solters posted strong seasons, while the standings show Keller at .419 and Vosmix at .332 with other leaders close behind.
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Tailors Win From DeMolavy Nine in Baker Park
The Frederick Tailors defeated DeMolay 9 to 5 in Baker Park Friday. Tailors broke open with a fifth inning run, Fox and T James delivering timely hits to push ahead. DeMolay rallied in the eighth, but Tailors held on as Moxley and company kept DeMolay off balance with steady fielding and clutch hits.
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Tailors and DeMolay Clash in City League Results
Yesterday results show Tailors 9 DeMolay 5 with upcoming games: Hosiery vs Ox Fibre Monday, Tailors vs Hosiery Tuesday, Ox Fibre vs DeMolay Wednesday, DeMolay vs Hosiery Thursday, Tailors vs Ox Fibre Friday. Standings list Frederick Tailors first with 12 wins, 2 losses, 857 score. Ox Fibre 3 wins 383. DeMolay 4 wins 10 losses 286. Hosiery 3 wins 9 losses 250.
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Stull Brothers Win 10-7 Over Fourth Street at Cadet Field
The Stull Brothers nine defeated Fourth Street 10 to 7 Friday morning at Cadet Field. Kemp pitched three hits and Powell provided notable hitting. Lineups list Stull Brothers Dixon Easton Kemp B Dixon H Main Weddle D Bacht Mullican P Main and Fourth Street Powell with Powell at third.
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RarecoUp Beats Contract By William McKenney
Secretary William McKenney profiles a historic whist figure from 19th century France who inspired the Deschapeles Coup in bridge. The article sketches the Coup’s logic in a three no trump contest and hints at a future solution.
Brilliant discard defeats contract in bridge play
The deal shows South opening three clubs and North allowing a spade lead. West takes tricks with the diamond ace, then the spade ace, while dummy follows with a small spade. South discards the spade king on the second diamond, enabling North to win with diamonds and secure the defense.
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Browns To Give Carl MecQuillen Trial In Washington
Carl MecQuillen, brother of Glenn, rapped a double against Boston in his American League debut for the St Louis Browns and is slated for a trial in Washington. He has hit well for the Brunswick club, batting over .286 in Tri County League play. Colman Hauver leads the league with a .500 average after 20 at bats, followed by Sweeney and Keller. Damascus shows two top ten hitters, Snapp and Watkins, as Thurmont dominates with power hitters Poole and Norris driving wins. Next week may settle the Frederick County League date. Woodsboro, Middletown, and Thurmont ready, with Union Bridge being courted to rejoin a tour circuit. Mike Jacobs notes New Yorkers buying fight tickets as out-of-towners, a common trend for big bouts. Frederick fans recall past ring names like Drake, Brant, Kemp, White, and Wright, all said to be unavailable inside the local ropes.
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Local Baseball Lineup Reveals Shortstop to Pitcher Shifts
The base lineup lists Handley at shortstop Zimmer man on second base Miller as catcher Angleberger at first base H Beacht on pitcher Ranneverger covers centerfield Reeder holds left field.
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WPA Supervised Games Introduced in Mt Airy
Beginning July 5 a schedule of games and contests for children ages 6 to 12 will be offered in Mt Airy under the WPA recreation program. Activities run Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings at municipal park grounds with softball for 12 year olds on Tuesdays at 4 pm. Young men have 6 30 pm Tuesday evening games and an inter church softball league is being considered. Volleyball and girls activities are eyed for Tuesday evenings led by Henry Himler of Westminster Carroll county supervisor. Public notices report Pittsburgh papers Sun Telegraph and Press suspending publication June 17 after picket line confrontations. skeleton crews remain on duty.
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Hustlers to Meet FBI Nine at McCurdy Field Sunday
The Frederick Hustlers with an undefeated 7-0 mark host the Federal Bureau of Investigation nine at 2 39 p m at McCurdy Field. Jim Tennant will start for the G-Men, facing Hustlers veteran lineup as Leff Davidson and other seasoned players support a strong Frederick squad in a clash that could test the home club’s flawless start. Rain checks from last Sunday will be honored.
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Middletown and Damascus to clash in Tri-County League battle
Middletown and Damascus, the league powerhouses, meet Sunday at Damascus at 2 30 PM in a key pen nant race game. Middletown leads in team batting with veteran hurlers, while Damascus relies on clutch hitting at home. Other Saturday or Sunday matchups include Brunswick at Woodsboro and Wakefield at New Market as teams push for pivotal wins. Umpires for the day cover several pairings, including Thurmont-Lander and Middletown-Damascus.
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National League scores and upcoming games summary
Cincinnati leads in early season with 4 runs in a 4-12 line while Brooklyn shows 3-10. Boston at 2-3 and Chicago 0-2. New York 10, St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 4 and Philadelphia 3. Upcoming games list Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, Calcage at Boston.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup Nationals, Aces, Rainouts
American League results Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 1 Washington 12 Detroit 3 10 4 Boston 5 Chicago 1. Other game postponed due to rain. Today games Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago. Pet 627 612 ABL 383 433.
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Next Legion Fight Card Arranged at Bernie's Arena
The Cross Country Club of Baltimore and Yello id Athletic Club of Central City present a July 1 bout card at Bernie's Arena featuring Holmes Villages and Billy Manley in a five round main, Mickey Moore vs Harry Waddell in the semi main, and newcomers Johnny Lenhart vs Jim Elliott plus Alfred Hill ages vs Bucky Jeffra in three rounders. Ralph Sexton faces George Evans with Mickey Yellovich and William Hoffman plus Ace George and John Ernest on prelims. Tickets go on sale soon. Matchmaker Jack Lipps.
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