Phillies Open Western Tour With Victory
Philadelphia Phillies launched their Western tour with a 13 9 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Lynwood Rowe suffered a fractured left thumb and will be sidelined at least two months. Other games noted include Reds beating the Giants 2 3 2 and Pirates over Braves 3 2 with Higbe getting the win.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Lynwood
Rowe
Harry
Lowrey
Philadelphia
Nahem
Heusser
Semwick
McCall
Wade
Dobernic
McCullough
Bucs
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Kirby Higbe
Pirates
Elmer Riddle
Boston
Sain
Salkeld
Riddle
Higte
Klutzz
Schedule for New League Debuts in Heart of Maryland Baseball
President Wallace E Norris of Mt Airy announces the Heart of Maryland Baseball League first season schedule beginning May 2 with Mt Airy at New Windsor and other matchups through August. The schedule lists dates and pairings across Mt Airy New Windsor Thurmont Florence Broad Run Picketts Corner Day Myersville and Day.
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Wallace E. Norris
Mt. Airy
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Mt Airy
New Windsor
Rogersville
Florence
Picketts, Corner
Thurmont
Broad Run
Myersville
Picketts
Picketts’ Corner
Thurmoent
Myersv Ile
Walkersville Downs Brunswick 11 to 4 in County Upset
Walkersville High School broke through with an 11 to 4 upset over Brunswick on the Roadreaders diamond. Etzler worked seven strong innings, Virts struggled briefly in the late stretch, and a seven-run second inning sealed the victory for Walkersville. The box shows Walkersville with 11 runs on 9 hits and 0 errors while Brunswick tallied 4 runs on 5 hits and 2 errors.
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Unionville
Adamstown
Moxdey
Dudderar
Spurrier
R H
Plunkard
Hoffman
Barnes
Ward
Walkersville High School
Brunswick
Diamontl
Glade
Speaks
Etzler
Walkersville
Watkenville
Fotals di Ib
Brunswick AB R.hqo AE
Deener
Favorite
Bowers
Zimmerman
Tolen
Trout
Kinna
Ambrose
Oflf Etzle
Civic Softball League Civitans 10 Optimists 0
NECA faces Junior F. C. in the late game as the Civic Softball League results show the Civitans routing the Optimists 10 to 0 with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Indians
Staley Park
North End Indians
NECA
R H. E
Optimists
NE Indians
Whitmore
Mulligan
Angleberger
Bowers
J. Clem
Civic Softball League
Frederick Civitans
Civic
Alton Lipps
Singer
Schwearing
Civitan Hurler S
R H. E Civitans
Dutrow
Bussard
Cook
Pet Lions
Civitans
Elks
Municipal League Uniteds 14 at Ideal Standings Update
In a Friday schedule from the Municipal League, Independent teams faced Ideal Farms and others in a standings update. Results show fluctuating scores with several clubs like P E F and C P gaining or dropping positions as early season play continues.
Midget auto races set for Frederick May 31
Promoter B Ward Beam announces a May 31 midget auto race at Frederick with a $2,500 purse. He sent entry blanks nationwide and expects a field of at least sixteen drivers. The event aims to draw top talent and crowds, as midget racing grows as a premier speed sport in the country.
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B. Ward
Frederick
Ne.gang
H. B. Wierd
Beam
Freder
AAA
Gy Comets
Jenly
First Night Baseball Game Set At McCurdy Field
The first night game at McCurdy Field is Friday at 8 30 under lights. Austin F Angleberger announces varsity varsity status for Sheph herd of W Ve College opposing the semi pro Hustlers in the season opener. No downtown parade planned this year and all box seat reservations for the game are sold in advance with manager pricing unchanged.
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McCurdy
Austin F .Angleberger
Shepherd
W Ve College
Keeping War Plants From War to Peace Reserve
Secretary Forrestal told Congress the government will keep 309 wartime plants permanently and may retain 100 more as an industrial reserve amid potential future conflicts. The wartime program cost about 14.6 billion dollars to build 1,200 plants. the 309 confirmed plants would cost around 5.7 billion and encompass about half of the total productive capacity.
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Washington
Forrestal
Congress
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P.L. Hargett & Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
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Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
Jefferson Street
Williamson’s Drug Store
International Harvester Milk Cooler
D.S. T
Mercer Jones & Son
Dickerson, Maryland
Jeepers
Spence Rubber
Sears
Oxford
Ace
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Model Builder
Motorola Alto Radio
E Patriek
Russell
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
M. J. Croghan
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Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Columbus
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Charles Albaugh
S. Market St
Universal Electric
Universal Bantam Electric
Universal
Nesteo
Melvin M. Engle
J. HH. Ommert
Massey Harris
Taneytown, MD
Medford
Carroll County
Westminster
Western Maryland
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Homer Snyder
Raymond H. Hughes
Frederick Fairgrounds
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MIT
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