Red Sox Hit Hard To Win From Tigers
Boston Red Sox pound Detroit pitchers for 13 hits and 21 bases to win 8 3 in the series finale. Dom DiMaggio and Johnny Peacock pace the attack with three safeties each as Ted Williams ends slump with a fourth inning homer. Fuchs, Henshaw, Manders, and Tebbetts provide the Detroit mound work with New pitching the winner.
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Tigers
Roy Henshaw
Bobby Doerr
Peacock
Hal Manders
Red Sox
Henshaw
Opening Y M A Softball League Results Preview
City league results note DeMolay crushed Dr Pepper 7 0 in a recent game. Two five inning matches are set for Saturday at 30 a m at Baker Park diamond. Submarines vs Cruiters captained by Eddie Thomas and Joe McNeal faces Battleships vs Destroyers with Seldon Mi and Wilbur Sheffeln listed.
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Y. M
Notre Dame Reworks Lineup Around Bertelli as T Formation Debuts
Notre Dame Coach Frank Leahy reshapes the Irish using the T formation to optimize Angelo Bertelli as quarterback. He moves end Robert Dove to guard and shifts Wright to guard, appraising a strong freshman corps and a schedule heavy with major opponents for 1941.
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Burton Benjamin Nea
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Angelo Bortolo Bertelli
Robert Leo Dove
Harry Charles Wright
Knute K. Rockne
Naguldshaw gnGnsShoo
Leahy
Bernie Crimmins
Wally Ziemba
Wright
Dippy Evans
Dove
Jess Harper
Rockne
Bertelli
West Springfield
Mass
Boston College
Derby Sleeper May Be Still Asleep Says Fullerton
Louisville reports point to a light field for the Derby with many bettors backing Sweep Swinger Apache and Irish horses. Eddie Arcaro selects Devil Diver while Whirlaway heads to Pimlico after the Downs. Also notes on sport staff changes and college athletics.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
New York
Louisville
Texas
Hollywood
Eddie Arcaro
Devil Diver
Whirlaway
Downs
Pimlico
Dixie
Hat Trick Hero Sets Season Scoring Mark
English League star tallies three goals in a game for the 111th time this season and adds six in a January match. Alsab at Churchill Downs remains the only animal with a wire screen to keep spectators away from its stall. Notre Dame freshmen to play a full schedule next fall, not just as varsity foils. Col Jake Mintz arrives late to dinner after waiting at the railroad for Abe Simon’s appearance.
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Naval Air Cadets
Illinois
Navy
Army
Michigan
Northwestern
California
Great Lakes
Leahy
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Alsab
Churchill Downs
Notret Dame
Col
Jake
Mintz
Pittsburgh
Abe Simon
Harry Bobo
Simon
National League scores and opening Sunday golf event
National League results show Brooklyn 11 over Cincinnati 8 and Philadelphia 6 over New York 3. Opening Sunday at Catoctin Country Club features two ball mixed foursomes at 10:30 am, followed by Army and Navy tournament at 1:20 pm and dinner at 6:30 pm. Hopp fractures thumb, out 10 days.
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Catoctin
Court News vlatmiage licenses Willard H Mercer and Elizabeth Mackley
Court records list marriage license actions for Willard H Mercer age 24 of 404 Carroll Parkway and Elizabeth Mackley age 25 of 124 West Fourth Street. Also noted are individuals Samuel A Wenner 22 of Brunswick with Ruth Elizabeth M Har ley 20 of Route 3 and Ernest M Shank 25 of 30 Wisner Street with Katie K Garver 14 Wisner Street.
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Vlatmiage
Willard H. Mercer
Carroll Parkway
Elizabeth M . Mackley
Fourth Street
Samuel Albert Wenner
Brunswick
Ruth Elizabeth M ‘Harley
Ernest M Shank
Wisner Street
Katie K. Garver
League Leaders From The Associated Press Note Batting And Pitching Totals
The rundown lists leaders across the American and National Leagues. Fernandez Boston hits 26, Camilli Brooklyn 6 homers, Oti New York 14 runs, Spence Washington 28 hits, and pitching leaders Davis Head Brooklyn 30 wins. Additional figures cover runs batted in, doubles, triples, and stolen bases across teams like St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Fernandez
Brown
Oti
Camilli
Reiser
F. McCormick
Marshall
Walker
Benjamin
Warren
Stringer
Nicholson
Elliott
Martin
Miller
Murtaugh
Davis
Head
Dickey
Gordon
Case
Washington
DiMaggio
Spence
York
Detroit
Kreevich
Estatella
Suder
Keltner
Cleveland
Williams
Doerr
Hackett
Bonham
Newsome
W. Pet
Washington St Louis
Yesterday's stars shine in quiet baseball wins across leagues
Dolph Camilli drove in five runs with two homers and a single in late at bats for the Dodgers over the Reds. Howard Pollet pitched four hit ball and three RBIs for the Cardinals against the Giants. Ernie Bonham and the Yankees shut out the Browns on four hits. Jim Tobin and Buddy Gremp led the Braves past the Cubs with Tobin five hitter and Gremp driving in two on a homer and a double. Mills delivered key RBI for the Indians in a win over the Athletics. Dom DiMaggio collected three hits in the Red Sox win over the Tigers. Phils held Pirates to nine hits. Early Wynn and Stan Spence helped the Senators blank the White Sox with a Spence triple scoring the lone run.
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Tribe
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Roy Weatherly
Buster Mills
Herman Besse
Weatherly
Mills
Buddy Blair
Bob Johnson
Dick Siebert
Associated Press
Dolph Camilli
Dodgers
Reds
Howard Pollet
Cardinals
Giants
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Browns
Jim Tobin
Buddy Gremp
Braves
Tobin
Cubs
Gremp
Colonel Mills
Indians
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
Tigers
Frank Hoerst
Phils
Pirates
Early Wynn
Stan Spence
Senators
Wynn
White Sox
Spence
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Paul Derringer
Gene Thompson
Joe Beggs
Derringer
Thompson
Bert Haas
Eddie Joost
Kehn
Head
Casey
Kimball
French
Owen
Dapper
Sullivan
Beggs
Lamanno
Would Extend Maturity Of CCC Farm Loans
Washington April 30 Chairman Smith of the Senate Agricultural Committee introduced a bill to extend by one year the maturity date of Commodity Credit Corporation loans on the 1941 cotton corn and wheat crops. During the extension year the CCC would be restricted from selling or disposing of the collateral except at the borrower's request.
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Washington
Smith
D-S
Senate Agricultural Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Camilli's Bat Wins For Bums Over Reds
Dolph Camilli starred late as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 11 to 8 to extend Brooklyn’s winning streak to six. Camilli homered twice and drove in the tying run, with Brooklyn collecting 16 hits off Derringer Thompson and Beggs amid four Reds errors.
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Camilli
Reds
Biggest Potomac catfish lands after two hour struggle
Hagerstown angler Edgar Bennett reeled in a 22 pound thirty six inch catfish from the Potomac at Mount Lock after a two hour fight. He said it was the largest he had caught and among the biggest from the river.
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Hagerstown
Edgar Bennett
Potomac River
Mount Lock
Bennett
Potomac
Walkersville Pounds Way To Win 13-7 Over Liberty
Walkersville High School blasted to a 13-7 victory over Liberty High School on the Glade Valley diamond. Pitching ace Gr Swab? Flickinger struck out 11, while Walkersville fielded cleanly and Bahamas? Liberty made seven errors. Nash fanned six for Liberty and homered, but Walkersville prevailed behind strong support and timely hitting.
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Flickinger
Walkersville High School
Liberty High School
Glade Valley
Nash
Libertymen
Liberty
Walkersville
Ingram
DeMolay
Smith
Kemp
Abrecht P. Nash
Norman
Kuntz
Dr. Pepper
Holland
Swomley
Ramsburg
Wachter
Tressler
Rf Baker
R. Lare
McCoy
Cook
Moore
R.H. C
A. EL Reeder
Em Ensor
Grumbine
P. Zimmerman
QO Swearing
Rf. Strausburg
S. Brachey
Murphy
Fhekinger
N. Smith
Whitmore
Shankle
Pr Pepper
Moberly
G. Lare
de- Engle
Molay
Toms
McLaren
Nicodemus
Abrecht
Grum
W. Crum
Bine
Barton
R. Crum
R. Smith
Graham
Sparks
Allen Cochran
Oak Scoreby Innings and Liberty Walkersville Clash
Two-base hits by Tres sler Nash and Flickinger. Home runs by Murphy Whitmore and Nash. Off Nash for eight walks, Flickinger eight. Winning pitcher Flickinger. Hits allowed Flickinger eight in seven innings. Nash and Flickinger both tallied eleven and six strikeouts respectively. Hit by pitch Zimmerman by Nash. Losing pitcher Nash. Umpire Dorsey. Time two seventeen. Scorer C Nicodemus.
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Liberty
Walkersvie
Tressler
Nash
Flickinger
Murphy
Whitmore
Fillckinger
Zimmerman
DeMolay Blanks Dr Pepper in City Softball Showdown
The DeMolay softball team defeated the Dr Pepper 7-0 at Baker Park in City Softball League play. Sparks led at first base with two runs and a .500 average, while two wild pitches and four Dr Pepper errors aided the shutout.
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Dr. Pepper
Baker Park
Frederick Iron and Steel
Price Bros
Dr. Peppers
DeMolays
Sparks
Moore
Cook
How They're Hittin Player Team Stats From Box Score
The list shows players McQuillen of St Louis Keller of New York and Hemsley of Cincinnati with at bats hits averages and totals including 64 AB 15 H 278 AVG . Accepts partial OCR data as a sports box score snapshot.
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AB. H. Av. McQuillen St Louis
Keller New York
Hemsley Cintinnati
Night baseball in New York may continue after reprieve
New York April 30 night games face Army glow concerns over enemy craft. Police Commissioner Valentine hinted a ban might be avoidable with scientific methods to dim park lights while baseball officials seek ways to reduce glare. A test may occur May 22 in Philadelphia as Eastern defense worries persist.
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New York
Lewis J. Valentine
Army
Ball Park
Valentine
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Fort Lauderdale
Mounts Rally For 15-7 Victory Over Catholic U in Mason-Dixon Game
Mount St. Mary's College exploded for nine runs in the fifth inning after Catholic University took an early five-run lead, routing the Cardinals 15 to 7 at Emmitsburg. Moritz cleared the bases with a home run in the first, and Walsh Flaherty and McGill added round trippers as Mount St. Mary’s improved to 4-4.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Catholic University of Washington
Emmitsburg
Mason-Dixon
Moritz
Cardinals
Walsh
Flaherty
McGill
Mountaineers
Catholic U. Ab.r.h. C. A. E. Brosnihan
Sanailla
Beaudry
O'Brien
Valenza
Mercak
Garrity
Norris
Penago
Pisula
Street
Baltrukonis
Kidsness
Mt. St. Mary's
R.H.O. AE
Smith
Byrnes
Lee
Maison
Sheridan
Maroney
Hurley
Catholic U
Brosnihan
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Parsons, Newsome and Peacock
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Wagner
Ernie Bunham
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Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
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Harvard Fatigue Laboratory
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Sue Cross
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NY Post
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Claude Passeau
Froiian Fernandez
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Lou Stringer
Card Rock
Howie Pollet
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pollet
Mel Ott
John Mize
Hank Danning
Hal Schumacher
Dick Bartell
Sunkel
Danning
O'Dea
Quakers
Bobby Bragan
Alban Glossop
Ben
Hoerst
Deitz Klinger
Lanning
Butcher
Lopez
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