Outteman Secures His 10th Victory for Tigers
New York June 28 Outteman became major league baseball's first 10 game winner as he pitched the Detroit Tigers to an 8 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The win helped Red Rolfe's club maintain a four and a half game lead in the American League over the Yankees who beat the Washington Senators 5 1.
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Amvets Beat Lions 13-10 In Civic Softball Thriller
Amvets defeated Lions 13 to 10 in a seesaw Civic Softball League game at Staley Park. Strathern led with four hits, Staley homered with two on, and Amvets rallied with four runs in the fourth to take a 10-8 lead, then added three more in the fifth to secure the win. Langley took the loss after four innings. Culler pitched four for the win.
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Rizzuto Leads In All-Star Shortstop Voting
Chicago June 28 Phil Riz zuto of the New York Yankees gained a wide lead over Boston's Verna Stephens in the race for the starting American League shortstop in the 17th All-Star Game to be played July 11. Rizzuto's total rose to 608,323 as Stephens had 543,448 and the overall national poll reached 2,161,497 votes. New York contributions also propelled Roy Campanella to the National League lead with 561,327. Yogi Berra led the Yankees at catcher with a 60,977 edge over Birdie Tebbetts and Phil Masi of the White Sox stood at 281,357 and rising.
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Verna Stephens
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Roy Campanella
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Yogi’ Berra
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Birdie Tebbetts
Phil Masi
Chicago White Sox
Girls Softball League Creagerstown Roughs Up Caux Detrick
Scores show Creagerstown defeating Caux Detrick 24 to 4 in a girls league game. Other results list Detroit over Chicago 6 to 2 and New York over Washington 5 to 1, with Boston beating Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Cleveland routing St Louis 18 to 2. Night game listed Cleveland at St Louis and Washington at New York while Boston visits Philadelphia and Chicago visits Detroit.
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Top motorcycle racers head to Hagerstown July 4 event
AMA sanctioned three day series draws 100+ riders to Hagerstown Speedway with top stars from Frederick Winchester and Frederick Fairgrounds. Local favorites Bull Miller Joe Weathers and Jimmy Chann race amid time trials at 1 p m followed by nine events.
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More Entrants Sought For Soap Box Derby On July 19
The Frederick Post invites at least ten boys ages 11 to 15 with carpentry skill and speed ideas to apply at 106 East Patrick Street for a chance to win a free trip to Akron finals July 1. Up to 50 applicants will be considered with prizes including travel expenses paid and a chance at a four year college scholarship.
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City Softball League Playoffs and Results Summary
City Softball League results show Dr. Pepper beating Camp Detrick 9 to 8 yesterday. Elks faced Optimists in a rainout playoff rescheduled from June 16, with Dr. Pepper hosting Coca-Cola in today’s game.
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Fishing Contests Get House Committee Approval
Washington June 28 The House Judiciary Committee ruled the Post Office Department overstepped by classifying fishing contests as lotteries It backed legislation allowing contests that promote state resources and are not for profit The dispute arose after a 1930s ruling barred mail advertising for such events and locals in the Chesapeake Bay area urged action including the Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair Association which relies on contests to attract tourists.
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Woodsboro Visits Liamsville in Clash for League Lead
The Woodsboro baseball team of the Maryland State League travels to Tamsville on Sunday seeking an upset to shake the top of the standings. Liamsville, leading the circuit, faces a determined Woodsboro effort as a large crowd is anticipated for a bang up contest.
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Borrowed Pitcher Wins In Exhibition At Charles Town
Purcellville Virginia used a borrowed pitcher from Point of Rocks to beat Charles Town 4 to 1 in a Tuesday exhibition game. Harvey McCutcheon, Point of Rocks Maryland State League staff ace, hurled a three hitter with 11 strikeouts. The Charles Town team had previously shut out Loudoun Countians 7–0. The piece also notes a local girls’ camp activity and a bird nesting detail.
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Camp Detrick Softball Team Fails in Playoff Clash
Camp Detrick fielded a City Softball League squad and lost 9-8 to Dr Pepper in a postponed playoff. Dr Pepper built a 3-0 lead, Camp Detrick rallied with four in the fourth, but errors and timely hits sealed the 9-8 defeat. J Kennedy Ruby and Hall homered for Dr Pepper. Mason, Pushkar, Cline and Shafer contributed for Camp Detrick.
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