Cubs surge past Giants to take crucial series
Chicago Cubs exploded for power and base hits to overwhelm New York Giants 19-5, claiming the decisive series win as Berger Ott LeVec and others supplied heavy hitting. The game featured strong pitching from Schumacher, Gumbert, Coffman, Mancuso, French, Bryant and Hartnett in a high-scoring clash.
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Silver Spring Cards Meet Hustlers Sunday at McCurdy Field
The Silver Spring Cardinals travel to face the Frederick Hustlers Sunday after noon at 2 thirty o clock. Ray Davidson, the Cardinals southpaw, may start if available while Eddie Coleman and Jim Anderson are noted right handed. Don Rice is slated to pitch for Frederick with Jack Hoffman at second base.
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Howard couple notes new duties at Hagerstown club
Mr and Mrs Earl W W Howard of this city moved to Hagerstown where Mr Howard has become manager of the Hagerstown branch office at the Automobile Club of Maryland. He took the post June 2 succeeding the late Howard W Marpel. His brother Walton Howard runs the Annapolis branch and lives there with his wife.
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Early Fight For First Place In Neve League
Four clubs Taneytown Union Bridge New Windsor and Rouzerville deadlocked for first place seed after recent results in Penn-Maryland League. Saturday doubleheader features Taneytown at New Windsor and Union Bridge at Rouzerville with key pitchers Minnick Kiss Scott Rommel and Ecker unavailable due to signing with Philadelphia Athleties. Large crowd expected as contenders vie for top spot.
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Wallanger to Play The Thallenger Speedball Clash Sunday
Wallanger and Culler's All-Stars clash in a league open date as Ballenger 15 hosts practice at Fengaville Sunday afternoon at 140 o'clock. Thurmont Independents meet Hamsville Athletic Club in Trameville Sunday afternoon at aan o'clock.
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Will Ride In July 5th Races Leading Contender Torcant
Torcant a Garfeld native and top entrant in the national motorcycle racing championship arrives for the July 5th events at Niehmand Va. He has competed here for five years and aims to dethrone defending champion Joe Petrah of Milwaukee who has dominated prior Memorial Day protecannal events.
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Lawson Little Fires Eagles At 18th In Four Ball Final
Lawson Little and partner Tony Manero edged Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta in a 36 hole final by eagle finishing on the 18th hole both in the first round and later that day. Little drove the middle of the fairway then sank a 30 foot birdie putt to seize the lead.
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Lions Delegates Of To Convention Discuss Life Insurance Benefits
Charles H. Boaz of Metropolitan Life spoke at a Tabuah Teewady luncheon in Hotel Frederick about life insurance benefits that the average man may not realize. Delegates to the district Lions convention in Salisbury left during the meeting, including Joan W. Wolfe and her husband, Walter P. Feaga, Richard F. Simmons and Herman C. Gubisch with their spouses.
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Pittsburgh Papers Return to Print After Citywide Strike
Reported in June 24 edition, thousands of papers rolled off presses as workers at the Pittsburgh mailing room voted to return to jobs. The Pittsburgh Newspapers Association announced that 4 000 men and women would resume work, ending a strike that had disrupted headlines in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Candy Makers Lose Thirteenth Straight
The Barbara Fritchie Shoppes endured their thirteenth straight defeat in a second half City League game at Baker Park. Ox Fibre routed the Candymen 21 to 5 after a three-hit third inning. Moore, Boyer, and Easton posted two-base hits, with Bruchey stealing a base. Esterly allowed seven for Cramer.
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City Speedball League Results Highlight Ox Fibre 21 Barbara Fritchie 5
Ox Fibre defeated Barbara Fritchie 21 to 5 in City Speedball League play yesterday. The game showcased Ox Fibre’s strong defense and quick scoring runs at home, with Barbara Fritchie unable to keep pace in the opening and closing periods.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games
National League results include Chicago 10 over New York 5, St. Louis 13 over Brooklyn 3, Boston 9 over Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 13 over Philadelphia 4. Schedule for today features Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball scores and matchups across the American League
The slate shows Boston 9 over Detroit 0 and Chicago 7 over Philadelphia 2. New York 9 defeated St Louis 6 while today’s games include St Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at Washington.
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Braddock Louis heavyweight film at Tivoli July show
Tivoli Theater manager Charlie Clark Saddles Braddock Louis heavyweight film July 8-02-10 with slow motion key scenes. Major league All Star selections underway with McCarthy and Terry naming pitchers and infielders. Detroit infielder Goringer out, Lou Gehrig among candidates, Hank Greenberg leading league in runs, home runs. Newspaper notes roster moves and upcoming events across baseball boxing and football.
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Beer Dealers Banquet Highlights Frederick County Event
Approximately 133 members and guests attended the Frederick County Beer Dealers Association annual banquet at EQN Tap House in Harpers Ferry. The evening featured remarks by State's Attorneys and county officials, with dancing and short talks by association leaders and guests, detailing local commerce and industry concerns.
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Top House Meeting Scheduled at Hotel Frederick
The next gathering of the Association will be held at Hotel Frederick on July 12.
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