Teachers win 10 9 in softball nailbiter at Staley Park
Teachers defeated North End Civic Association 10 to 9 at Staley Park to pull even for a runnerup spot in the Civic Softball League. Five early runs and two doubles by College of Teachers led the way, as NECA rallied with five in the sixth before failure to cash in final opportunities.
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Staley Park
Civic Softball League
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Moss
Lanner
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Moore
Frank
Linton
Ford
Fraser
Harvey
National League Tuesday Results Tie and wins across league
Chicago and Brooklyn battled to a 2 2 draw while Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 9 3. New York toppled St Louis 6 4 as Boston beat Cincinnati 2 1. Tonight games feature Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with a night game listed.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn II
Civic Softball League Standings Show Tight Race
The Civic Softball League standings list Elks Lions NECA Teachers AMVETS Civilians with mixed records. In Washington on May 8 Defense Secretary Marshall said he believes the Russians have the atomic bomb, but developing it into a usable weapon remains unresolved.
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Civitans
Washington
Defense
Marshall
Senate
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Juniors Oust Uniteds From Softball Lead
Junior Firemen's team knocked United Swampers from the Muni elect softball league lead by winning 8 to 5 at Staley Park Tuesday evening. Uniteds boosted the as yet unplayed SECA as the only team in the circuit not having sustained a loss. Batting early, Juniors scored five runs off four hits and an error by Uniteds' center fielder. Weddle and Baker delivered key two run hits for the Juniors.
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Muni ‘¢Iipal
South Market Street ‘Enginemen
Staley Park
Uniteds
SECA
H Weddle
Baker
Tademware
H. Wyervar
Brightwell
Kolb
N. Easterley
Wetzel
Boy dies after collision on 39th Street and Reservoir road
Inquest hears that a boy riding with his father in an automobile collided with a car driven by Bauman at 39th Street and Reservoir road N. Wo Witnesses testified Bauman was speeding and driving without lights. The boy died an hour after the crash.
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Franklin Walk
Falls Church
Bauman
39Th Street
Reservoir Road
Theft From Bank Of Bethesda Is Charged
Baltimore on May 8 a Washington youth 20 year old Morris E Anglin was arrested in a downtown hotel and charged with stealing 1 97 from the Bank of Bethesda in Bethesda Maryland He used the name Monty Bond when registering Officials say he fled a window as officers moved in He had 827 in cash and 264 spent on clothes The FBI says Anglin escaped Gallinger Hospital on April 29 and he is held for a mental examination after two armed robberies in Washington on March 5. <no valid continuation>
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Morris E Anglin
Washington
Bank of
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FBI
Anglin
Gallinger Hospital
U S Ambassador Jessup on Armament Controls
U S Ambassador Philip Jessup told the 464 meeting of the Big Four Deputies that defense measures will continue so long as our security is threatened. He asserted that effort to limit armaments remains essential amid global tensions and pledged steady policy.
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Philip Jessup
Jessup
Luxury Liner To Be Launched On June 23
Washington reports a new 51,900-ton luxury liner United States will be launched June 28 at Newport News Virginia. The ship 960 feet long with speeds above 30 knots seats 2000 passengers and 1000 crew. It is designed for troop use in national defense and can carry about 14,000 men, or a full division, after launching the vessel will be towed to outfitting dock for completion.
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Washington
United States
Newport News
United States Lines
North Atlantic
National Defense
Bond Issue Urged by Montgomery County Council
Rockville May W A bill to authorize issuance of 10 240,000 worth of bonds was introduced today at a legislative session of the Montgomery County Council. Councilman Lathrop Smith said the 800,000 proposed for schools aimed to complete a five year building program in three years. Other bonds would total 1 800 000 for roads and 440 890 to complete.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Lathrop Smith
County bills and local notices amid county meeting
The report notes new bills by DuTro and others proposing to build a JOM Appeals board and create a recreation department. A number of job appointments were continued. In Buckeystown the 4 H Club hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Melvin Wallis, at two weeks after birth, with pink and white decorations. Attendees included Ann Moun Virginia Waitis Chiabatto Romberg Rachel Remasberg Virginia Fraser and Bruno.
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Buckeystown
Melvin Wallis
Gen
Bueseystown
Ann Moun
Varginiy Wait- Tis
Chiabatto Romberg
Rachel Remasberg
Virginia Fraser
Bnuctio
Local Residents Receive Gift Tokens At Community Event
Goins Jean Adams and Connie Jean Pieter along with Vonnie White Gwendolyn Poole Jem Busser Frances Bus awed and Diane Shomas Mrs Willis were presented with tokens during a town gathering. The event featured a serving committee and community leaders praising attendees for their participation.
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