Browns maul Boston to win easily in opener
St Louis Browns routed three of four Boston Red Sox pitchers for a 10 to 6 victory in the first game of a two game set. John Niggeling earned the win as Boston's starter Joe Dobson was roughed up by a five run fifth inning. Ted Williams had three hits including a ninth inning homer and Jimmy Foxx added a seventh inning homer.
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Boston Red Sox
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Browns
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Jimmy Foxx
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Butland
Brown
Peacock
Cincinnati
Cincinnatii Reds
Philadelphia
Phils
Johnny Podgajny
R. Hh.e
Podgajny
Beck
Nahem
Livingston
Riddle and Lamanno
National League Yesterday's Results Recap
National League scores show Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 7 to 6, Chicago over Boston 13 to 7, and New York 9 to 6 with Cincinnati and Philadelphia games listed as 6 to 6 and St Louis to 7 respectively in the 10th inning. A compact roundup of results from the afternoon slate.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
St Louis
St. Loui
Baseball Scores and Local Softball League Results Displayed
American League yesterday ended with St Louis 10 over Boston 6 and Detroit 7 over New York 2 while Cleveland beat Washington 13 to 4 in Chicago. Philadelphia 2 and a City Softball League game Frederick Iron and Steel 8 Price Bros 7 also appear in the local listing.
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Frederick Iron & Steel
Price Bros
Maryland State League Opens 1942 Season Sunday
The Maryland State Base ball League begins its 1942 schedule Sunday with six teams under President Red Burall. Mt Airy visits Woodbine, Hampers Woodsboro, and New Market hosts Liberty as umpires Young, Miller, Twentey, all well regarded, officiate. Burall raises umpire pay to 4 per game and warns of a 150 travel charge for missed calls.
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W 5S
Red” Burall
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New Market
Wee
Burall
Mt Airy
Young
Miller
Liberty
Twentey
Libertytown
Muller
Land
Buckeystown
Frederick
Southern Umpires’ School
Bunall
Maryland
One Player Shines as Blue Ridge Tops Towson State
Blue Ridge College defeats Towson State Teachers 7 to 1 in a seven inning game at New Windsor. Skomorucha pitched six hits with a homer and two singles by Tomsma, Hann contributed two singles, and Towson managed six hits but only one run. The contest was capped at seven innings.
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Blue Ridge
Hann
Towson
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Peters
Skomorucha
Bissler
Iron Workers Defeat Price Brothers 8 to 7 in Close Game
Frederick Iron and Steel beat Price Bros 8 to 7 at Baker Park to stay out of last place. The fourth inning rally produced a four run swing capped by a line drive homer by Nusz after Dutrow and Esterley set up the score. Hitting scarcity due to sun favored right field as Harley and Rhoderick contributed key plays on defense and Esterley earned the win.
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Brachey
Fred
T&s
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Hane
Annnings
Gardner
Bernard Blank
Pirates Rally In Ninth To Edge Dodgers 7-6 In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh edge Brooklyn 7-6 as Arky Vaughan errors and a wild pitch in the ninth set up two runs. Ken Heintzelman earned his third straight win for the Pirates while Eddie Stewart Culley Rickard and Stu Martin helped load the bases and force the decisive runs.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Dodgers
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Johnny Allen
Brooklyn
Eddie Stewart
Allen
Culley Rickard
Stu Martin
Johnny Barrett
Stewart
Bob Elliott
Vaughan
Vince DiMaggio
Rickard
Ken Heintzelman
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bucs
R. H. CE
Brooklyn Ae
Tow
Fitzsimmons
Head
French
Dapper
Heintzelman
Lopez
Phelps
Western Maryland Tops Hopkins in Mason-Dixon Clash
Western Maryland triumphed 7 3 over Johns Hopkins in a Mason Dixon Conference baseball game. The Green Terrors scored four runs in the first inning aided by three errors a walk a hit batsman and two singles. Mike Phillips pitched nine innings allowing eight hits and added a two base hit.
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Westminster
West
Marshall
McIntosh
Abell
Phillups
Terry
Yesterday's Stars vs The Associaress and Braves
Musial and O Dea led late inning bursts to edge the Braves. Fleming and Indians contributed three hits with a homer. Mooty aided Cubs past the Giants with two singles in one frame. Rigney held Athletics to six hits as White Sox halted a seven-game slide. Heintzelman and Trout pitched key innings for Pirates and Tigers. McQuinn Clift and Stephens keyed Browns attack against the Red Sox. Haas and the Reds produced strong hits in their wins.
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Ken O'Dea
Cardinals
Ken Heintzelman
Pirates
Dodgers
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Yankees
George McQuinn
Harland Clift
Vern Stephens
Browns
Red Sox
Bert Haas
Reds
Phils
Old Rivals To Clash In Game On Local Field
The Frederick Hustlers host the Washington Cameos at McCurdy Field for the semi pro season opener at 2 30 pm. Renovated stands and grounds promise a major league style atmosphere with new faces for Washington and a strong Hustlers roster. Printz of George Washington University is expected to start for the Cameos unless Beavers Hahn or Jennings are chosen. Hustlers manager Bernie Brooks guards lineup as conditions and tactics dictate.
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McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers
Washington
Austin Angleberger
Hustlers
Bernie Brooks
Patrick
Market Streets
Brooks
Furnituremen
H. B. Wycke
Wycke
Frederick Hustler
Printz
Otis Printz
George Washington University
Beavers Hahn
Jennings
Jove
Peck Strine
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Pitching
The AP leader list shows Fernandez of Boston atop batting with .372 and Walker of Brooklyn at .349. Ott of New York leads runs with 15, while Camilli of Brooklyn has 14. F McCormick of Cincinnati and Marshall of New York have 18 and 7 RBIs respectively.
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Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Camilli
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Marshall
Lander Defeats Point of Rocks All-Stars 8-7 in Softball
Lander softball team edged Point of Rocks All-Stars 8-7 on a Wednesday evening. Johnny Cross made a spectacular running catch. Gelder starred for Lander with key plays and a standout defensive effort.
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Point of Rocks
Johnny Cross
Gelder
Derby Dots and Out-of-Town Plans in 1941 Derby Roundup
New York reporters forecast Derby crowds hampered by limited railroad equipment and scarce transport. W. N. Cox notes Derby romance, but the key aim remains picking the winner for a chance at $8. Babe Kimbrough heads to Navy service after today’s Derby.
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New York
Louisville
Tom Reilly
Cincinnati
Pimlico
Babe Kimbrough
Lexington
Herald
Navy
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Carl Pitcher
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes Naval Station
Carl Meyer
Mickey
Emerson W
Spike) Nelson
Yale
St. Mary's
Calif
How They're Hittin: Player Batting Averages and Matches
Cincinnati 5 16 271 Hemsley St Louis 37 8 .216 Keller New York 61 13 210. This note lists player team abbreviations with at bats hits and averages for a baseball context. The data shows Avet McQuillen and Keller with specific AB H and average figures across teams Cincinnati St Louis and New York.
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AB. H. Avet. McQuillen Cincinnati
Hemsley St. Louis
Keller New York
County Softball Loop Set To Open Season
The Frederick County Softball League starts Sunday with a six team circuit using a split first half and a shorter second half. Regular play runs to August 16, with a best three of five series between half winners to decide the county championship.
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Dorsey Shipleg
G. L. Baking Co
Bolivar
Harmony
Broad Run
Ballenger
Middletown
G. L Baking Co
Richmond Clinches 5-4 Thirteen-Inning Win Over Maryland
College Park May 1 Richmond edged Maryland 5-4 in a 13 inning baseball game at the Terps field. Al Wheeler of the Spiders pitched and held the defense in suspense as the game stretched long and the visitors finally prevailed.
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Maryland
Richmond
Terps Field
al Wheeler
The
Spiders
Derby Field Is Tough One To Pick
Derby prospects in Louisville face a wide open 68th Kentucky Derby with 17 three year olds including Requested and Devil Diver. The race offers 65225 to the winner as 80 000 to 100 000 spectators gather at Churchill Downs to watch the uncertain starter lineup and the toughest mile and a quarter in America. Alsab’s recent form adds intrigue as bettors weigh stamina and past speed against the field.
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Louisville
Little Requested
Deep
Texas
Devil Diver
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Ben Whitaker
Chief Hope
Heartbreak Lane
America
Alsab
al Sabath
Chicago
Richmond Triumph Over Maryland on Ninth Inning Single
Richmond completed a 2 to 1 rally in the tenth as Courtney Lawler singled and stole second, George Gasser moved him to third, and Tom Nichols liner to left center scored the go ahead run. Final line shows Richmond 25, Maryland 160 with two errors aiding the tally.
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Maryland
Roberts
Richmond
Courtney Lawler
George Gasser
Lawler
Tom Nichols
RH. E. Richmond
Wheeler
Crist Roberts
Tierney
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