Tribe Streak Snapped as Red Sox Top Indians 8 4
Boston, May 3. The Red Sox halted Cleveland’s 13 game win streak with an 8-4 victory behind Charlie Wagner’s third straight win. Unearned runs in the first and sixth innings fueled the scoring, with key hits from Pesky Williams and Foxx plus a Doerr triple. Gromek started for Cleveland, replaced by Krakauskas late.
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Ted Williams
Lou Boudreau
Foxx
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Gromek
Embree
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Desautels
Denning
Wagner
Peacock
County Soft Ball League Yesterday's Results
G L Bakers defeated Bolivar 14 to 4. Harmony beat Broad Run 15 to 7. Ballenger Middletown game result not reported.
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Broad Run
Ballenger
Middletown
Tigers topple Athletics in doubleheader with York’s two homers
Detroit defeats Philadelphia in both games as Rudy York belts two homers in the opener, driving in three runs and tying the score in the seventh. Pinky Higgins delivers the deciding blows in the ninth as Detroit wins the nightcap after Benton retires the first 16 batters.
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Rudy York
Tigers
Bob Johnson
A’s
Pinky Higgins
Benton
County Softball Loop Opens With Close Doubleheader
The County Softball League kicked off with a tight doubleheader where G L Bakers beat Bolivar 14-1 in the opener and Bolivar won 10-4 in the nightcap. Harmony and Broad Run split, as A Maught pitched for Broad Run to even the series while H ar mony hitters clashed with Leatherman’s slow ball.
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T. Ropp
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L. Boyer
C. Paffenberger
C. Boyer
L. Axline
R. Huffer
J. Paffenberger
A Huffer
May Day Field And Track Meet At Elm Street School
Elm Street School held its second annual May Day with flag raising, folk dances and a May pole. Sections representing Latin American countries competed, with student researchers aided by a South America exhibit from the U.S. Office of Education. Records fell in several events as 12 marks were improved, led by 6A in dodgeball and 7B in the 440 relay, while teachers and about 20 Frederick High School seniors supervised timers and judges for a 650-student meet.
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U .S. Office of Education
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Donald Ausheeman
Roland Hahn
Gienn Nikirk
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Lee Cramer
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Maynard Rice
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Jack Gordon
Paul Mayne
Eddie Paugh
Perry Orndorf
Roger Rothenhoefer
James Tomlin
Mattie Carey
Yvonne Gerrick
Joanne Evans
Jeanette Williard
Richard Simmons
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Dodgeball
Kenneth Bruchey
Herbert Friedman
Sydney Friedman
Richard Sharrer
Robert Baker
Irving Baumwald
Frank Adams
Donald Butler
Roland Kolb
Donald Wisner
Sunday AL Results Roundup Highlights Big Wins
In Sunday's results the Detroit nine crushed Philadelphia eight to zero while Washington routed St. Louis nine to one. New York triumphed six to three over Chicago and Boston beat Cleveland four to one. Saturday games featured Cleveland twelve over Washington three and Detroit three defeating New York one. Philadelphia seven and Chicago six. Boston eleven over St. Louis ten.
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Chicago
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How They're Hittin Player Team AB H Aver MecQuillen Browns
Sunday game records show MecQuillen of Browns with 73 at bats and 22 hits for a .301 average while Keller of Yankees is 70 at bats with 14 hits for a .200 average and Hemsley of Reds at .204 with 38 at bats and .449 on base.
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MecQuillen
Browns
Keller
Yanks
Hemsley
Reds
New Market Woodsboro Win In State League
Liberty dominated New Market 13 to 1 in a one sided Maryland State League game. Woodsboro edged Yamsville 10 to 9 as hitting and errors influenced the late innings amid a full nine inning contest. Ramsburg limited opponents to twelve hits but costly mistakes by the Marketers aided the Liberty win.
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Yamsville
Ramsburg
New Market AB
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Martin
Cline
R. McLain
E. McLain
McGolerick
Bidshears
Burall
Liberty AB
Kelly
Herman
Mick
B. Holtzople
Hoffman
Rippeon
Beaver
D. Holtzople
Boone
Cashour
Beard
P . Bece
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