Jachym to Sell Block of Senators Stock
Jamestown reports that Johnny Jachym may quit as a Washington Senators executive and sell his 40 percent stake in the Americas League club within hours. Griffith has been consolidating control, while Murphy or a Philadelphia source may be arranging the sale. Ball says the stock is personally owned and not on the board.
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Brunswick Legion Edges Boonsboro In Saturday Tilt
Brunswick Americans baseball team stays atop district by defeating Boonsboro 6 to 5 on the road. Pitcher Billy Merriman earned his fourth win against one loss, fanning 12 as Brunswick loaded the bases with timely hits from Keyser Hoffman and Higdon. Next contest is Wednesday at Clear Spring.
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Bobo” Merriman
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American League Remarks Yesterday Chicago Defeated Washington
In an 11 inning game Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 3. Other clubs were not scheduled for play yesterday.
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Washington
Musial Tightens NL Batting Race With Weeking Slump
New York June 19 Stan Musial dropped 20 points to .364 in a weak week for the National League batting race. He went four for 20 with Philadelphia and Brooklyn, narrowing his lead as Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, and Enos Slaughter chased. Robinson sits .352, Snider and Slaughter close behind at .446 and .343, respectively, with Stanky, Pafko, Opp, and Lockman rounding the top ten. Jethroe leads in runs and steals, Laver tops RBIs, Snider and Slaughter tie for hits, Kiner and Campanella pace homers, and Spahn leads in strikeouts with 70.
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Robinson
Duke Snider
Enos Slaughter
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Eddie Stanky
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Chicago
Johnny Opp
Pittsburgh
Giants
Whitey Lockman
Dick Sisler
Phillies
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Cincinnati
Sam Jethroe
Boston
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Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Star
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Phils
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Musial Tops All Star Voting Replacing Kell
Chicago dime 18 reports Stan Musial of St. Louis the National League batting leader has overtaken Detroit’s George Kell as the highest vote getter in the national All Star baseball poll. In latest tabulation Musial has 92,? votes, 2,646 more than Kell, with Kell slipping to second. Hoot Evers moves to third with 24,? and Robinson of Brooklyn to fourth as races tighten among NL midfielders led by Ralph Kiner.
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Hank Sauer
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Tailorette Triumph Folds South End Softball Tilt
In a playoff rain delayed game May 15 the Tailorettes of Frederick Tailoring Co beat South End Civic Association 11 to 8. Rosie Smith earned the win, fanning rivals as South End surged in the third, but Cordell’s homer and late runs sealed the Tailorettes’ victory.
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NECA Breaks Elks Streak With 9 5 Softball Win
NECA team toppled the Elks 9 to 5 at Staley Park Monday evening, overcoming an early deficit with an eight run rally in the sixth inning. Nikirk, Esterly, Lanner, Peterson, Moore, Carroll, Mercer, and Bartgis sparked the offense as homeruns by Bartgis and Hammond highlighted the surging rally.
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Lanner
Peterson
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Carroll
Mercer
Rainout playoff game ends with errors and walk in inning
A rainout date playoff featured an error and a walk that produced ten runs in the inning. The scheduled game between the United Firemen and C P Phonemen will be played Thursday evening. Sears led with 133 runs in an Independents game where Wiles Palmer Schwearing Wisner were noted.
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Hustlers To Play Larkin Post In Local Baseball Night
William P. Larkin post American Legion team, fresh from two big wins at McCurdy Field, returns to the municipal ballpark Wednesday night at 8:30 to face the Frederick Hustlers. Last Saturday Larkin defeated Clarksburg Athletic Club 18 to 14 and edged York Legion post 974 11 to 10 on Sunday. The Orphans' Court approved four estate accounts including inheritance tax on real estate valued at $2,000 in the estate of Louisa M. Schill.
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Cora H. Deiter
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Oliver Elwood Miller
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Nora H. Hudson
Saperstein buys Chicago B B A franchise for 50000
Abe Saperstein the Harlem Globe Trotters promoter bought the Chicago NBA franchise for about 50000. The deal includes all players and college draftees, but the Globe Trotters will operate separately. Maurice Podoloff noted Baltimore Bullets secured Harry Boykoff and Dick Méhen from Waterloo Hawks with two drawings held today. Firemen lose to Sears Storemen 11 to 3 in Municipal League game as Mel Schwearing faltered.
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Harlem Globe Trotters
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Civic Softball League Game Today Civitans versus Lions
Civic Softball League headlines a clash between the Civitans and the Lions today. Local teams face off at the city field with standings on the line and bragging rights at stake.
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Virts Named As Derby Judge For Tri County Race
Brunswick Mayor Edgar C Virts will serve as an honorary judge at Frederick on July 19 for the Tri County Soap Box Derby. He arrives with two experienced racer builders sponsored by local groups, joining Frederick Mayor Elmer F Munshower on the judging stand.
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Knoxville
Souder and Chick‘ Dairy
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John R. Cheatham
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Kell Leads AL Batting With 484 Average In June
Chicago report outlines George Kell holding a commanding 18 point edge in the American League batting race at .484, as Walt Dropo slips to .366. Deby is fourth at .55, while Hoot Evers and Al Zarilla rank high in runs, hits and two base hits. Kell also leads with 84 hits and 19 doubles, with Williams and Dillinger featuring in homers and steals among Boston and Detroit stars. Tammy Byrne remains top pitcher at 8-1 with high ERA, and Allie Reynolds keeps the strike-out lead with 69.
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Walt Dropo
Boston
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Cleveland
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Pet Deaby
James Put Hoot Evers
Deby
al Zarilla
Johnny Pesky
Dom DiMaggio
Tom Williams
Johnny Lipon
Johnny Groth
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Red Sox
Vern Stephens
Daley
Philadelphia
Bob Dillinger
Dillinger
New York
Tammy Byrne
Allie Reynolds
Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday and today
National League results show Brooklyn 8 New York 1 Pittsburgh 1 Boston 0 Cincinnati Philadelphia rain with other clubs not scheduled. Today’s games list St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. Night game features tart shells with strawberries and a small pall of ice cream as a dessert.
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First Human Kidney Transplant Aims To Restore Life
Surgeons in Chicago transplanted a dead woman's kidney into Mrs. Howard Tuker, 49, with her condition improving and a hopeful outlook. Dr. Richard H. Lawler of Loyola Stritch School of Medicine led the operation, noting this may test feasibility of twin organ transplants and that heart or stomach transplants remain unlikely due to nerve regeneration time.
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South End Boys Win First Game In Youth Softball
South End Civic Association's newly formed boys softball club 11 to 15 opened with a victory over Boy Scout Troop 49 at Sandy Hook last Wednesday. SECA plans a return game at Washington Street School diamond. lineup features Rinehart Abrecht Baugher Schultz Moody Summers Hammond Hahn and Lydard with Rice as organizer.
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Dodgers Tie For Lead With 8-5 Win Over Giants
Brooklyn rises into a first place tie with the idle St. Louis Cardinals after an 8-5 victory over New York. Ralph Branca pitched a complete game despite 12 hits as Jackie Robinson and Carl Furillo each had three of Brooklyn’s 10 hits. A separate incident saw Cliff Chambers clash with Earl Torgeson during a Pirates 1-0 win over the Braves in the replay of yesterday’s 8-8 quirk. Marvin Richrd’s 11th inning homer gave the White Sox a 4-3 win over the Senators before 7,638 fans.
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Jackie Robinson
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Earl Torgeson
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Marvin Rickert
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Washington Senators
Punished For Street Brawl At South Bentz Club
Magistrate Alton V. Bennett sentenced several weekend patrons after a disorderly scene at a South Bentz street colored ex servicemen's club. Five arrests were made as bottles flew and knives flashed inside and outside the club. Robert and Eva Fletcher paid $10 fines. Police testified a broader near riot drew a fifty-person crowd outside the club.
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South Bentz Street
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Eva Fletcher
Jefferson
Charles Delauter
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Twentey
Curbstone clash leads to fines and arrests in Frederick
Virgie Bowens found guilty of peace disturbance after a curbstone altercation with an elderly woman knife wielder. Fines imposed: Bowens 15 dollars. Frances Bowie 25, Ruth Diggs 19.80, Viola Bentley 10.80. Bentley detained at North Bentz street tavern. officers Twentey and McKeldin involved. Police gear oddities noted. Other sentences include suspended terms for intoxication and jail days for various individuals. Traffic and collateral forfeitures listed. city and county residents named. 4-H club hosts meeting at Adamstown school, cake demonstration, new reporter chosen, potential 4-H camp discussed. Eggs of birds and other animals noted in global context.
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Frances Bowie
Ruth Diggs
Flint Hill
Viola Bentley
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Twentey
McKeldin
William Harris
Montevue
Carlos Wiles
Charles Riggles
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Ralph D. Scott
J. M. Remsburg
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Vernon Rhoderick
Sambo Jones
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Joseph Carter
Fannie Orem
Arthur Hicks
Reginald Francis Winpigler
Catoctin Avenue
Rainey Francis Dorsey, Jr
Frederick
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