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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1942

Page

6

Dodgers Lose to Thompson in One-Hit Game for Reds

Cincinnati Reds opened their Eastern swing with a 3 1 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers as Thompson held them to one hit. Lew Riggs doubled for the Dodgers’ lone offense, while Ray Lamanne homered for the Reds and Newt Kimball closed out the win for Cincinnati.

Sports Roundup From New York May 13 193? Oddball notes and coach rumors

A mixed round of sports notes recounts playful claims of an Arcadia Florida agent selling Reds pennant tips for 100 dollars, jokes about Yale football hiring Howie Odell from Sioux City, and reminiscences of Lefty Gomez. Other items cover Washington Redskins pre season practice in San Diego, Lou Gehrig memorabilia interest, an Alabama coach inspired obstacle course idea, guest star Mark Daily, and Army soldiers reading Lou Gehrig in the Baseball Register. Also mentions Corpus Christi NAS track meet June 27 and Eddie Collins hosting Marines for a Boston doubleheader Mother’s Day dinner.

New York Arcadia Fla Frank Y. Grayson Cincinnati Times-Star Reds Cincinnati Yale Soux City Howie Odell Cherokee Spike Nelson Dad Felix Inste Denver Nqne Washington Redskins San Diigo Calif Lou Gehrig Yankee Stadium William Westvolt Doe Louis Camp Upton Army Morale Division New York City Missouri Georgia Tech Perank Thomas Alabama Corpus Christ Tex Naval Air Station Shirley Summers California Pave Rankin Purdue Boyce Gatewood Texas Bob Saggan Notre Dame

National League Yesterday's Results

Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 and Philadelphia prevailed 3 to 2 over St. Louis. New York beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3 and Chicago won 9 to 8 over Boston. Today games feature Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis New York Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Nsevusi Frits Murtaugh Reiser Ott Camilli Fernandez Musial

Philadelphia defeats St Louis in AL tilt 5 to 4

In a tense American League clash Philadelphia edges St Louis 5 to 4. Postponed games listed include Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit. Noted pitchers Marchildon Caligari Waerer Harris Hanning Swift Ferrell cited.

Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Chicago New York Cleveland Washington Detroit St. Loui Marchildon Caligari Waerer R. Harris Hanning and Swift Ferrell St. Louis II Spence Doerr Williams D. DiMaggio Johnson York McCosky Higgins Clift Suter Heath Fox Case Kubel Bonham Hoving

Lovettsville High Defeats Brunswick 5 1 In Tight Derby

Lovettsville High wins 5 1 at Brunswick in a pitching duel as Mentzer and D Dawson excel. Green homers early for Lovettsville while Brunswick’s Grams and Moore pace their offense. D Dawson relieves to notch seven strikeouts in three innings, keeping Brunswick hitless after entering.

Recruits Lamanno and Dapper Stir Baseball Talk

Sport Tips discusses major league recruits Ray Lamanno of the Cincinnati Reds and Clifford Dapper of the Brooklyn Dodgers as promising young players. The piece notes Lamanno’s .294 average over 120 games and his rise under Deacon Bill McKechnie, alongside reflections on Ernie Lombardi’s departure and Hemsworth Hem sley’s role. It also mentions Tuffy Leemans’ split vision affecting Navy selection for football.

Ray Lamanne Cincinnatis Lamanne Clifford Dapper Brooklyns Reds Ernie Lombardi Braves Ralston Hemsley William McKechnie Birmingham Lamanno Deacon Bill McKechnie Rollie Hemsley Dodge Tuffy Leemans Navy George Washington New York Giant

Charles Town Track To Aid Army Navy Relief

Charles Town West Virginia May 12 A Victory Meeting begins 18 days of racing with all proceeds to Army and Navy relief and West Virginia charities. Racing runs June 15 to July 4 under West Virginia Turf Fund Committee after current meeting. Half of spring and summer fundraising from Charles Town Jockey Club. salaries paid in war bonds and stamps up to 75 percent. Winning jockey fees above normal to war stamps. One hundred dollars of each winning purse paid in war bonds. A jaboti rab a tree fruit note appears in text.

Charles Town W Va Army and Navy Relief West Virginia West Virginia Racing Commission Charles Town Jockey Club West Virginia Turf Fund Committee

Walkersville Falls to Liberty in Tight Nine Inning Game

Liberty High edged Walkersville 7 to 6 at the visitors’ diamond as two misplays and two passed balls in the seventh helped Liberty seize the lead. Ensor hit a late homer for Walkersville while Nooman earned the win for Liberty and Fry took the loss despite an eight strikeout performance.

Conn's Fight Fallout and Baseball Roundup in New York

May 12 New York reports Billy Conn faces possible pay loss over injuries from a Sunday night clash with his father-in-law in Pittsburgh. An Army board will decide if injuries were incurred in line of duty, affecting pay for up to six weeks. Also noted are batting performances by McQuillen Keller and Hemsley with brief game notes.

New York Billy Conn Pittsburgh Joe Louis Army Conn

Court News: Property Deeds and Licenses Recorded

Deeds show Silas P Rice and wife to Isaac C Rice and wife county for 10 dollars. James C Biebl widower to Richard C Kline and wife county for 310. Rhoda G Laird et al to Belva G Cackritl county. Charlies M Mackley et al to Emory Layton Mosser county for 10 dollars. Edward L Thomas 22 and Katherine E Kidd 20 both of Alexandria Virginia marriage license. Equity Crist versus Crist city bill of complaint for absolute divorce. A housewife walks about eight miles daily in routine duties.

Silas P. Rice Isaac C. Rice James C. Biebl Richard C. Kline Rhoda G. Laird Belva G. Cackritl Charlies M. Mackley Emory Layton Mosser Edward L. Thomas Katherine E. Kidd Alexandria Arthur M . Crist Mary Bruchery Crist This City

Esquire Sports Poll Sees Public Back Yankees to Win

June Esquire sports poll shows public favoring the Yankees and Dodgers for titles, with Cardinals second in the NL. Indians dismissed due to Bob Feller’s draft. Hogan DiMaggio comparison favors DiMaggio. Public approves Army sporting benefits and restrictions on golf and horse racing. Deep sea fishing leads over fly fishing. dancing highly valued for wartime recreation.

Esquire Yankees Brooklyn Cardinals Yanks Red Sox White Sox Indians Tigers Browns A. C. Verner Fort Benning Georgia Deepsea Jack Dempsey Cornelus Vanderbilt, Jr George Ade Herbert Asbury Arthur Fiedler Boston Symphony Tom Harmon Santa Ana California America Williams Field Chandler Arizona

DeMolay Sofballers fall to Dr Pepper in opener

DeMolay loses first game of season 4 to 3 at Baker Park. Dr. Pepper pitcher Wilkins hurls a near shutout until a seventh inning rally by DeMolay ties it, then Keyser scores the deciding run in the ninth on a wild pitch. Abrecht suffers sprained ankle and takes loss. Fink records the loss for DeMolay.

Dr. Pepper Baker Park Wilkins Fink Frank McLaren Kemp Abrecht Moore DeMolay Arkle Keyser

Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press

Gene Thompson of the Reds pitched a one hitter against the Dodgers. Connie Ryan and Bill Jurges of the Giants turned a triple play in the seventh against the Pirates. Jack Wallatsa of the Athletics hit a three run homer in the eighth to beat the Browns. Frank Horst of the Phillies allowed six hits to beat the Cardinals. Ed Hanyzewski of the Cubs contributed a two run single to his own victory over the Braves in relief. Wild pitches credited to Albrecht and Cook. Winning pitcher Wilkin. Largely offense featured by Dr Pepper and De Molay. Sacrifices by Swamley Cook Moore. Double plays by Dr Pepper. Struck out by Wilkins. Losing pitcher Fink. Umpires Gardner and Twenty. Time 1 15 Scorer Flank.

Brooklyn Gene Thompson Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Lew Riggs Peewee Reese Dodgers Riggs Hugh Casey Reese Billy Herman Reds Johnny Allen Ray Lamanne Max Marshall Columbus American Association Bert Haas Lonnie Frey Casey Allen Newt Kimball Chet Kehn Kimball Frank McCormick Harry Craft Frey Lamanno Tne Giants Bucs New York New New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Cliff Melton Melton Buccaneers Bob Elliott Ken Heintzelman Chicago Braves Cubs Clyde McCullough Ed Hanyzewski Boston Chet Ross Jim Tobin Mentzer Lovettsville High D. Dawson Brunswick High School Dawson Lovettsville Green Frye Wire Fauble Brunswick Grams Moore R. Moore Lovettsville AB R.H O P. Dawson Axline Lewis Mumaw Haller R Dawson F. Moore Compher R. Dawson Coward McGalerick G. Fry Associated Press Gene Thompson Connie Ryan Bill Jurges Pirates Jack Wallatsa Athletics Browns Frank Horst Phils Cardinals Albrecht Cook Wilkin Wilkins Abrecht Innir Fink Dr. Pepper de Molay Swamley Dr Pepper pither—Fink Gardner

Maryland 1942 spring race wagering tops sixteen million

Maryland's 33 day spring racing season at Bowie Havre de Grace and Pimlico produced mutuels of 16,295,351 with state tax and license take of 523,906. Pimlico 12 day meet saw 6,689,200 wagered and 133,784 tax. Bowie nine days 4,048,640 with 81,172 tax. Havre de Grace 12 days 5,547,511 with tax plus 6,000 daily license totaling 198,000. Governor and racing officials urge continued Maryland racing amid war strain. next meets include Hagerstown July 7-18 at the Half Mile tracks.

Annapolis Maryland Bowie Havre de Grace Pimlico Maryland Racing Commission Frank Small, Jr Commission O Conor Oconor Small Hagerstown

League Leaders and Meeting Tonight for Junior City Softball

League leaders show top hitters Fernandez Williams and McCormick with high averages and runs. Meeting tonight at the YMCA to prep for the Junior City Softball League opening Monday with five teams and a single weekly game schedule. Frederick's Colored Aces defeat Royal Foundry 5-2 in rain shortened contest at Mullinix Park.

Colored Aces Frederick’s Royal Foundry Mullinix Park Field Lyles Joe Leaks Foundry

Acid Test For Pirates

New York May 12 The Pittsburgh Pirates face a demanding road trip after an early season surge at Forbes Field Manager Frank Frisch expresses uncertainty about road performance while noting 22 hits across a Chicago doubleheader and only five runs. He hints at rivalry with Brooklyn as a factor in tightening the pennant race.

Judson Bailey New York Pittsburgh Pirates Buccaneers Forbes Field Pittsburgh Chicago Frank Oakel Franz Frisch Flash Pirates Onkel Franz

Dr Pepper and DeMolay Edge In Softball Duel

City Softball League results show Dr Pepper defeating DeMolay 4 to 3. Thursday’s game features Dr Pepper against Price Bros. DeMolay practice set for tonight at 6:15 on Baker Park upper diamond with all Junior DeMolay members and senior club players within age limits urged to attend.

Baker Park

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