Hemsley's Hit Wins For Yanks
New York suffers a 1–0 loss to St Louis as Hemsley delivers a late ninth inning RBI single. Browns’ pitcher Jakucki stifles Yanks. Dubiel yields two hits in a tough Yankee setback. Bud Methany starts the ninth with a single, and the Browns gain sole possession atop the league.
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Detrick Officers Edge Navy Ten In 12-5 Soft Ball Win
Detrick Officers opened the second-half City Softball League schedule with a 12-5 victory over Detrick Navy at Baker Park. In the separate game, Detrick Enlisted Men's edged Everedg Ten 10-4 as O's shot big guns in a late rally.
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Ear Flopper Navy Tale of Overzealous Aide
A comic sketch profiles the Ear Flopper a Navy man eager to please his superiors. He stalls others by presenting every task as vital to the war effort, hoping for promotion. Shipmates view him with disdain as his exaggerated efforts rarely pay off.
The Cove secrets unravel in a grim night of truth
Moira admits knowledge of Josh's body and Gil's limits while Drusilla reveals the tunnel link from the Cove to the shop. Jo's hint about the beaver leads to Gil's surveillance of Spring and Jo's killer, as Aunt Adelaide's attempted vigil ends in tragedy.
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Cy Young’s Record Endures Through Tireless Work Ethic
Legendary pitcher Cy Young, at 77, reflects on his 511 career wins across 22 seasons, saying consistent daily work and a strong leg game kept him effective. He credits catcher Lou Criger for the win share and notes he never warmed up like modern pitchers, relying on minimal throwing and sharp control. He continues to farm and travels yearly with a sales rep, staying actively involved in baseball pockets and farm life.
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E's Turn Swatsmiths and Derrick E'sons at Everedy
The Detrick Enlistees overwhelmed Everedy 10 on 4 as Cordova scattered five hits for the Soldier team. Glass hit a two run homer in the fourth and Recheddick and Dodd doubled while Wahsich singled before Widdows was out at third on a fielders choice. Strolling Don wins Charles Town feature under Sammy Palumbo, finishing two and a half lengths ahead of Randle's Queen with Star Governor third and Spanish Uhl fourth.
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War Bond Auction Nets $6225 For Fighting Fifth Drive
Tivoli theater manager Edwin W. MacGil reports Monday night’s War Bond Auction was a success, raising $6,225. The top bid was $1,000 for a 100 percent wool blanket, followed by $800 for a purchase certificate. Hosiery also drew strong offers. about 2,500 people attended. Emmett R. Bowlus officiated with theater staff assistance.
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Bill Lee Wins Pitching Duel Over Cardinals 1-0
In St Louis on June 29 Bill Lee pitched a 1-0 ten inning victory for the Phillies over the Cardinals. George Munger issued walks to Lupien and Adams then Wasdell drove in the winning run with two out in the tenth. Both starters allowed six hits as Lee posted his second consecutive 1-0 shutout of St Louis.
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Dutch Houck keeps torrid pace in Inter-State League
Sport notes report Dutch Houck of Woodsboro tearing through the Inter-State League with 412 average, 73 hits for Lancaster while James N. Fox, 16, from St Thomas Pa, shines at first base after earlier fielding issues. Rollie Hemsley, 36, enters war service process in New York, with Navy possible. Ben Black rejected for service at Philadelphia center. Jo Jo White 4 F after X rays. Browns president Don Barnes laments low home attendance despite top AL standing.
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Bass Season Opens July 1 in Maryland Waters
Maryland officials forecast a strong bass season with about 250000 bass stocked over the past year. Opening day Saturday could be affected by muddy streams though lower flows and a 30000 fisher population support a good season. Creel limits are 10 daily in fresh water and 20 in tidewater. tidewater runs August 1 to March 32, 1945.
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National League Yesterday's Results Tie Between New York and Pittsburgh
In a 1 to 1 finish, New York and Pittsburgh battled to a draw after darkness halted play in the tenth inning. Other games today include Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Conn to train for army camp exhibition tour in Britain
Billy Conn, former light heavy champion contender, arrived in Great Britain for a week of training ahead of an army camp exhibition tour. He noted that a potential showdown with Joe Louis would be a social affair if they cross paths here. Conn enlisted in the Army on March 7, 1942.
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City Softball League Results Summary
Detrick E's beat Everedy 10 to 4 while Detrick O's topped Detrick N 12 to 5. Wolfpack faced Dr Pepper UD. Fred Tailors up against P. B. LD with unclear outcomes.
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Agricultural chemical price list fragment from old newspaper
The clipping shows a jumble of insecticides and chemicals with prices per various weights. Items include Sugar Red Arrow Spray Nicotinaris, Bean Dust Bordean Mixture, Ansbacker Special Bean, Destroyer, Sulphur Bac Sulphur, with prices ranging from 18 cents per pound to several dollars for multiple pounds. Names and amounts are inconsistent due to OCR errors.
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