Marchildon Tops Red Sox to Give A's First Win
Philadelphia May 8 Marchildon pitched a five hitter to lift the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 over Boston, halting the Sox from tying the Yankees for first in the American League and ending Charley Wagner’s streak against the A’s. Williams and Foxx drove in Boston’s only run. Suder and Valo supplied the Athletics' decisive twosome.
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Bob Johnson
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Washington and Lee Beats Maryland in Tight 2-1 Game
Washington and Lee won the pitching duel 2-1 as Jay Cook limited Maryland to three hits. Hartley Crist started for Maryland and allowed two runs in four innings before Lloyd Robert held the Terps to one hit. The Generals took the lead in the third on a Cavanna single, Eshelman run, Cavalier single, and Eshelman stealing home.
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Preakness Narrowed By Derby Contenders And Entries
Preakness prospects look wide open with fourteen expected starters and seven horses viewed as strong contenders. Greentree’s Shut Out and Devil Diver lead, while Alsab Valdiia Orphan and Ramilles vie for attention, with entries like Colchis and Hollywood among the hopefuls and Bleu d Or doubtful after a late setback.
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State League Sets Sunday Baseball Clashes Under Rationing
Maryland State League teams prepare to travel to Mt Airy New Market Jamesville and Liberty for the second series of their six game schedule amid gasoline rationing. President Red Burall demands prompt score reporting with fines for delays. Umpire assignments list Woodsboro Mt Airy New Market Jamesville Woodbine Liberty and delays ruled by weather or postponement. A Firestone development introduces a machine converting rubber to a self sealing fuel tank lining.
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Dodgers Down Giants In Navy Benefit Game
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 7 to 6 in a Navy Relief Society benefit at twilight before a record crowd of 42,822. The charity game drew large donations and featured unusual ties and lively spectacle, with many attendees entering without seats and the event tax considerations adding to its peculiarity.
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Court News and Marriages in Pennsylvania
Court notices record marriages and divorces among Doyle Poorman and Helen Lediard. George May and Jeanne Wildasin. Clement Katz and Bernice Markel. Moton and Gladys Owen. Deeds show transfers to Waterfield, Price, and Greenwald. Equity action Reilly v Reilly filed for absolute divorce. Grade crossing accidents report 16,000 U.S. deaths since 1920.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.s
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U. S
Iron Workers Maul Dr Pepper Outfit In City Softball Clash
Frederick Iron and Steel Company tops Dr Pepper 16 to 3 in Baker Park to pull even at 2–2 in the City Softball League. Esterly hurled seven innings, Dorsey and Dawson contributed key hits as Brunswick High School’s squad rallied behind strong fielding and timely hits, while Dr Pepper’s offense stalled amid errors and big gaps in the defense.
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Bucknell Tops Western Maryland in Golf Match
Bucknell College defeated Western Maryland 8 to 1 at Westminster. Mike Phillips was the lone winner for the Green Terror, beating John Britton 1 up after 21 holes. Bill Ramage defeated Dick Hausler 5 and 4, shooting 73 on the 18 holes and advancing as a strong contender for tomorrow's invitational tourney featuring Catholic University, Johns Hopkins, Delaware, Bucknell, Loyola, George Washington, University of Baltimore, and Western Maryland.
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League Leaders By One Associated Press
National League leaders include batting Fernandex Boston 359 and Murtaugh Philadelphia 359. runs OK New York 18. RBIs F McCormick Cincinnati 23. hits Fernandez Boston 34. home runs Camilli Brooklyn 7 and F McCormick 6. pitching Head Brooklyn 3 0 and Sewell Pittsburgh 4 1. American League batting Doerr Boston 431 and Spence Washington .414. runs Williams Boston 27. RBIs Spence Washington 25. hits Spence Washington 41. home runs York Detroit 7. pitching Bonham New York and H Newsome Boston 4 0.
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Marchilden Retired 29 Successive Batters
Philadelphia May 8 Athle tics pitcher Phil Marchilden faced 29 straight batters without credit for a perfect game in a 2-1 loss to the Red Sox Mack men. He earlier shut out Detroit 1-0, retiring 19 straight. last perfect game was Charley Robertson's on April 30, 1922. Vitamin B1 used to aid insulin shock therapy for mental illness.
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Dodgers Rally Behind Rizzo and Camilli Power Giants Clash
Johnny Rizzo doubled in a two run shot to open scoring for the Dodgers as Dolph Camilli hit a homer for the winning run in a 7- won game over the Giants. Vince DiMaggio drove in two with a homer and a single to pace the Pirates past the Cubs. Phil Marchildon pitched a five hitter for his fourth win with the Athletics against the Red Sox. Enos Slaughter and Ray Sanders homered as the Cardinals beat the Reds.
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Roundup of Sports Bits From May 9 Featuring Derby and Preakness Talk
Sports notes from New York columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr. cover racing chatter on the Derby and Preakness, radio plans for Joe Louis and Jimmy Braddock, a brief Ne w York jokes section, golf misadventures, and wartime humor from various papers. It includes references to Durocher and smiles about the Derby winner’s fate, plus a vignette on Major Max Wel and Wayne University track lore.
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Navy relief fight card to feature Apostoli Scoose in Charlottesville
In Virginia tonight Fred Apostoli and Billy Scoose, two former middleweight champs in the Navy at Norfolk, are scheduled for an exhibition atop the Navy relief fight card at Charlottesville. Report notes a squad at Camp Haan California on police duty and several Texas football players listed on the service roster with many in the air corps.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 2 and Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 6 4 Brooklyn edged New York 7 6 Other game postponed Today Philadelphia faces Boston New York plays Brooklyn Pittsburgh meets Chicago St Louis hosts Cincinnati
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Philadelphia beats Boston in a close two to one clash
A Chicago at St. Louis match and several games are postponed while Boston loses 2 1 to Philadelphia. Remaining schedule includes Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York and Cleveland at Detroit.
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City Softball League F 1I and 5S Summary
Fred Price Bros announces Monday game in City Softball League. Iron and Steel team faces Dr Pepper with Dr Pepper 3.0 at site to be announced.
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