Musial's Hitting Upbeat as Cardinals Sweep Giants
Dodgers And Tigers Sweep Their Series. Musial Has Become a Better Hitter, delivering power with runners on or none. Johnny Kornegsen of the Giants lauds Musial while Slaughter furnishes support in Cardinal pennant push. Cardinals sweep the three-game set at Sportsman Park as Musial and Slaughter pace the offense against Leo Durocher's club.
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NEA
New York
Stanley Musial
Cardinals
Musial
Johnny Jorgensen
The
Giants
Musial Yeading
Sportsman's Park
Polo
Musiat
Slaughter
Leo Durochner
Aires
Failure To Hit Proves Costly
Big Dan Bankhead pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 9-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, shrinking the gap to half a game as the Dodgers swept the series. In the American League, the New York Yankees took a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns, 15-5 and 9-0, moving within two games of Detroit. The Phillies swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader, the Giants beat Chicago in a twin bill, and Cleveland routed Philadelphia twice as Bob Feller earned a shutout and the Indians exploded for 24 first inning runs in the nightcap. The Washington-Chicago doubleheader was postponed.
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Stan
Country Slaughter
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Eddie Dyer
New York
Big Dan Bankhead
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Ebbets Field
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St. Louis Browns
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Reynolds
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Fowler
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Guerra
Feller
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Brissie
Scheib
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Murray
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Sewhecki
Tebbett Houtterson
Robinson
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Rice
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Boston
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RHO
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Shook
Insian
Benjamin
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Queen
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Incinnati
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Wehmeier
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Sim Dorsey
P Mons
Seminick
H. E
Wines
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Gardner
Stoge
Palm Beach Round Robin winner Mangrum tops field
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago captured the Palm Beach Round Robin golf title at New Rochelle on June 18, shooting a 71 a stroke under par to finish at plus 37. He earned $3,000 first prize. In baseball action, Lovettsville edged Walkersville 8-7 in Tri-County play as Stauffer walked 12 and struck out 12. Middletown beat Buckeystown 12-1 with Crone fanning 17.
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N. Y
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Wykagyl
Palm Beach
Lovettsville
Walkersville
Glade
Stauffer
Rollingson
Lovellsville
Green
Buckeystown
Middletown
Bob Crone
W. Fritz
Ramsburg
Gernand
Zimmerman
Repp
Barrick
O. Fritz
Seif
Urphy
Sree Vie
O/Lovettsville Keller
Everhart
Horine
Wenner
Sheffler
GO Powers
T. Remsberg
Mentver
P. Stroup
Merriman
L. Green
Sandbower
Innings Eyler
Ibig
Union Bridge
E. Green
P . Middletown
Rallingson
Union Eel Palace Bridge
Offman Town
Lutz
Reno
Harte Ails Buharp
Fritz
Shank
Ee Spencer
F . Strom Ishafer
Eyler
Tovettsville
Tal
Mentzer
Powers
Buharp
Clemeer City
Keller
Md State Baseball League scores recap
Fort of Rocks 10 Mt. Airy 2. Brunswick 0. New Market 1. Woodsboro 4. Liberty 0. Samsville 14. Woodbine 0. Early standings show Fort of Rocks and Samsville posting big wins while others yield uneven results.
Walkersville Coca Cola team wins two in independent softball
Walkersville Coca-Cola won a twin victory over Shookstown 6-4 and 10-1 at Baker Park on Sunday. Shookstown catcher was knocked out blocking home plate, forcing a four inning nightcap. Layman earned the first win. Ike Bagent relieved Morgan for the second win.
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Walkersville
Coca-Cola
Shookstown
Baker Park
Layman
Ike” Bagent
Morgan
Hustlers Move Up To Second In Montgomery County Standings
Frederick Hustlers rose to second in the Montgomery County Baseball League after a 10-2 win over Bethesda at McCurdy Field. Whitey Jones Elwood Hummer and Lefty Warrenfeltz led the offense with three hits apiece including Jones homering a triple and a double. Five runs in the seventh inning added to Bethesda’s woes as Frederick pulled away.
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Frederick Hustlers
Montgomery County Baseball League
Bethesda
McCurdy Field
Rockville
Frederick
Warrenfeltz
Whitey” Jones
Elwood ‘Hummer
Jones
Watkins
Williams
Hustlers
Woodsboro In Third Place Maryland League Standings After 4-0 Win
Woodsboro moved to third in the Maryland State League after a 4-0 victory over Liberty on Sunday. Harvey McCutcheon held Mt. Airy to four hits with 19 strikeouts as Point of Rocks defeated Mt. Airy 10-5. Brunswick beat New Market 8-1 behind Kelly’s four-hitter and 11 hits. Tomsville routed Woodbine 14-0 as Trout struck out 11 in a seven-hit shutout, with Swanson contributing seven walks and seven runs authorized by seven walks.
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Myersana
Kolb
Sth
Lander
Creagerstown
Byrne
Myers
Remsburg
L. Frye
Dinterman
Green
Long
Eaves
Lare
H. Frye
Wirts
Danner
Fogle
Beachley
Woodsboro
Maryland
Liberty
Harvey McCutcheon
Point of Rocke
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
New Market
Kelly
Mayne
Tomsville
Woodbine
Johnny Trout
Swanson
Sjamsville
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Summers
Feaga
Poole
Brashears
Odl MacKenzie
Kiester
Tjamsville
Martz
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D. Staley
Keyser
Wagner
MacKenzie
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Stulan
D. Colliflower
Crone
Trout
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Poule
Donsife
C. Moylan
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Watkins
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A. EL Rapee
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Jew
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Austin
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Johnson
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R. Myers
I. Hustlers AB
R. H. Meyers
Hummer
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R. H Price
R. Trout
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B. Dawson
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Reid Ott
Haller
Kelly Goodrich
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Pt. of Rocks
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Mt. Airy AB
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Luan
Wood
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Mt Airy Wins Its First Game in County League
Mt Airy surges from an 11-2 deficit to an 18-11 home win over Thurmont in Frederick County League play. Union Bridge tops Middletown 6-1, Damascus edges Blue Ridge Summit 9-6 in 11 innings. Morris fanned 10 for Damascus in a tense extra frame win.
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Thurmont
Union Bridge
Middletown
Valleyites
Damascus
Blue Ridge Summit
Morris
R. H
A. E. Williams
Murray
Senseney
Johnson
Duvall
Watkins
King
Rf. Beall
Snapp
B.R. Summit AB
R. HO
A. E. Small
T. Brown
L. Calimer
Ss. C. Biser
McCrea
Tb. Harbaugh
Poole
Naylor
W. Biser
C. Calimer
Harbaugh
Foole
Willams
C. Biser
L. Biser
Harpaugh
Pasls
Biser
Norris
Star Players Lose as Legion Nine Falls 6 2 at Clear Spring
Frederick's American Legion Junior team loses several star players in a 6 2 district league defeat at Clear Spring. Key post juniors drop effort in seventh inning as Clear Spring mounts late offense. Williamsport game set for Tuesday 6 13 p.m. at Curdy Field. Frederick totals listed with fielding and batting figures. Clear Spring collects seven runs on seven hits. Winning pitcher Ankhauser with 9 strikeouts, losing pitcher Clem. Time 1 50.
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American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Clear Spring
Francis Scott Key Post
Williamsport
teCurdy Field
Frederick AB. R. H. O. A. E. DY
Addie
Lee
Racey
Tulligan
Chard
Inehart
Jem
Issu Jear Springeed
Ankhauser
Bylem
Bunkhauser
Clem
Brother Paul who Helped Shape Babe Ruth Dies at 85
Rev Brother Paul CF X educator who influenced Babe Ruth’s early career died today at the Sacred Heart novitiate in Fort Monroe Virginia. He was 85 and had been ill since 1947. He led St Marys Industrial School Baltimore for 18 years where Ruth was once a student and helped inspire his early swing and contract signing.
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Fort Monroe
Brother Paul
Babe Ruth
Sacred Heart Novitiate
St. Mary's Industrial School
Baltimore
George Herman Ruth
Ruth
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Maverian
Paul
Order
Bruges
Belgium
Heart Of Md Baseball League Sunday Results
Day at Picketts Cor and Mt Airy at Myersville were affected by rainouts with unreported outcomes. May 28 playoff implications linger as Thurmont and Myersville battle for standings in the Heart of Maryland Baseball League.
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Thurmont
Myersville
New Windsor
Mt. Airy-Pickett Cor
Mt. Airy
Clem "Day
Picketts Cor—Sheffer
Tri County League results and upcoming game schedule
Walkersville 7 Lavettsville 12 Middletown 1 Buckeystown 15 Doubs 3 Broad Run 7 Lander 6 Creagerstown 6. Game next Sunday at 2 45 p m. D. T.
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Walkersville
Lavettsville
Middletown
Buckeystown
Doubs
Broad Run
Lander
Creagerstown
Thurmont and Myersville Rule Heart of Maryland League
Thurmont edged Visiting Day 10 to 7 at Thurmont as nine ninth inning hits sparked a comeback. In Middletown Sunday, Myersville defeated New Windsor 2 to 0 behind Shafer and Jones, with Green making key plays and Sheffer contributing for New Windsor.
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Myersville
Thurmont
Alry
Puckett Corner
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Mt. Airy
Picketts Corner
Sevegistehtgyep
Hall
Pickett
Blower
Sorbells
Shafer
Casey Jones
Muggs Shafer
Middletown Diemond
Green
George Sheffer
Frank Sheffer
Blickenstall
Jones
Price
Gav
Frederick County League results and upcoming games
Frederick County League standings show Mt Airy 13, Thurmont 17, Union Bridge 6, Middletown 1, Damascus 9 and 8. R Summit 6. Next Saturday schedule lists R Summit at Thurmont, Damascus at Union Bridge, Middletown at Mt Airy.
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Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Middletown
Damascus
R. Surmimit
R. Summit
Jefferson Takes League Lead in Softball Showdowns
Jefferson jumped to the County Softball League lead by defeating Brunswick 14 0 in the second game while Ballenger toppled Mountaindale 10 0 and 6 2 to seize runnerup. Jefferson’s battery excelled with runners on base. Brunswick needed a reliever as Jefferson racked up safeties. Ballenger’s Charley Cline led with 9 hits in 19 at bats across the two games.
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Brunswick
Ballenger
Mountaindale
Jefferson Battery
Railroaders
Jefferson
RXR HK EC
Deferson
Karns
Phillips
Shafer
Yause
RH EK Brunswick
Defferson
Price
Lakin
House
Bassenger
Popeye" Gross
Balsenger
Morris Hewitt
Bill Blank
Lenhart
Charley Cline
Damascus High School basketball loses thirteen players next year
Missing from the Damascus High School lineup next year will be thirteen basketball players including this year's varsity five. Seniors leaving include Bobby Watkins Jack Burdette Harold Mullinix Charles Beall Parker Watkins Charles Hawkins J P King. Other graduates are Bobby Gladhill Louis Hood Roger Buxton George Woodfield Joe Clay and Robert Hilton. Two student managers Alfred Freyze and Paul Butcher also graduate. Absolute zero equals 450.6 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
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Damascus High School
Bobby Watkins
Jack Burdette
Harold Mullinix
Charles Beall
Parker Watkins
Charles Hawkins
J. P. King
Bobby Gladhill
Louis Hood
Roger Buxton
George Woodfield
Joe Clay
Robert Hilton
Alfred Freyze
Paul Butcher
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J. Page
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Dorsey
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H. Carey
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R. Cook
Axline
Boyer
R. Huffer
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A. Cook
C. Huffer
W. L Pet
Philadelph
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Ohler
Strobel
Rudy
Zecker
Ruckeystown AB
E. Ranneberger
Greene
I Lenhart
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Rock
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Star Players
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L. Rice
SEZ
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Stone
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