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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1944

Page

7

Shoun Huts No Hit Game For Reds

Clyde Shoun spun the no hit battle as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 1 to 0. Jim Tobin was the losing pitcher, the only Brave to reach base with a third-inning walk. Batteries Tobin and Masi. Shoun and Miller.

Cincinnati Clyde Shoun Cincinnati Reds Boston Braves Jim Tobin Jim R. H E Boston Tobin Masi Shoun Miller

American League Yesterday's Results And Today Schedule

Yesterday in the American League New York beat Chicago 10 to 6 Philadelphia defeated Delra 4 to 3 and Washington won 4 to 3 over Cleveland in 11 innings. Today Chicago visits New York St Louis hosts Boston Detroit plays Philadelphia and Cleveland travels to Washington in night games.

New York Chicago Philadelphia Delra Washington Cleveland St. Louis Boston Detroit Louis

City Softball League results and standings snapshot

City Softball League action features Wolfpack beating Fred'K Tailors 5 to 4 and Dr Pepper defeating Detrick E's 13 to 2. Detrick Navy visits FLSP BUD Detrick O's at Everedy, with National League games listing Boston and Philadelphia, plus New York 6, Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 7, Chicago 14. Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago.

Wolfpack Fred’k. Tailors Dr. Pepper Detrick E's Detrick Navy Flsp B.ud Detrick O's Everedy Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Fepper Louis Fred Tailors Everedy Co York

Farm System Poll Yields Wide Support Across Baseball

The Esquire poll shows 74.77 percent backing baseballs farm system with broad praise for Branch Rickeys lend lease model. Voters split among groups, with 81 percent radio announcers and 71 percent soldier respondents favorable, while critics cite competition concerns and physical education leaders warn against militaristic eugenics.

Esquire Forture Chance Branch Rickey Rickey University of Michigan Cardinals St. Louis Davalasman Igh Dess F. Williams P Sical Columbia W. K. Streit Board of Education Cincinnati Louis R Karl W. Bokwalter Indiana University Eddie Loos Jack Dempsey Bob Fitzsimmons Henry Armstrong Benny Leonard Johnny Kilbane Terry McGovern Jimmy Wilde Walker

Dodgers' Schultz Emerges as Youthful Power Prospect

Dodgers' Howie Schultz, a 21 year old from St. Paul, draws early praise as a potential Greenberg-type slugger. Framed as part of Branch Rickey's youth movement, Schultz hit four homers in 11 spring games and leapfrogged from a minor league stint to attention in the Eastern League.

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Yankees Win In Three Big Innings

New York Yankees, led by rookie Walt Dubiel, won 10-2 over Chicago in the series opener at Yankee Stadium before 3,797 fans. The nine had three decisive innings and 10 runs, with Dubiel securing his second major league victory.

New York New York Yankees Walt Dubiel Chicago Yankee Stadium R. H. E. Chicago Lopat

Walkersville Triumphs Over Frederick High 3 2

Walkersville High School defeated Frederick High 3 to 2 in a seven inning game on the Glade Valley diamond. Buckwheat Dixon and Alfred Mayne pitched well until Walkersville pushed three runs in the third on two hits and two errors. The Cadets added a run in the fifth on Maine’s triple and Doll’s hit, then another in the sixth on Norwood’s double. Walkersville has two wins and one loss and will meet Hagerstown next week.

Walkersville High School Frederick High Glade Valley Dixon Alfred Mayne Walkersville Boys Tor Fee Maine Joe Doll Norwood Hagerstown

Ad Wolgast Never Knew When He Was Licked And Never Wit

Ad Wolgast, famed lightweight champion, faced constant injuries and illness through his career. The tough fighter endured broken bones, appendicitis, pneumonia, and brutal battles with Nelson, Welsh, and Rivers. Known for grit and a fearless style, he never admitted defeat and remained fiercely defiant to the end in southern California.

Ad Wolgast Billy Roche Cadillac Wildcat Wolgast Tom Jones Mankakee Nelson Jack Redmond Milwaukee Freddie Welsh Vernon Calif Willie Ritchie Welsh Joe Rivers Jack Welsh Rivers Abdul Red Wolgast Jim Griffin Adoph Wolgast Geri Rap Cadillh. B California

Walkersville Nine Add One To Middletown Race

A brief note mentions transferring one member to Middletown and includes an update on the Walkersville nine roster. The exact context and implications remain unclear from the fragment.

Unclear baseball and war dispatches mix in Oslo reports

The fragmentary text mentions Mayne as losing pitcher with Dixon winning and Smith as umpire, then shifts to a Norway landing near Stockholm on May 15. It references Norwegian partisans entering Northern Norway via submarine routes and German defenses, with scattered quotes about partisan activity and small-scale actions near Sutthal slans.

Norway Stockholm Stockhalm Tidningsen Echothe Particans

Wolfpack Moves Into Tie For Fifth Place

The Wolfpack edged the Broderick Tailoring Co 5 to 4 in Baker Park to climb into a tie for fifth in the City Softball league. Dr Pepper remained undefeated with an 18 to 0 win over Derrick E’s, their seventh straight victory, driven by two home runs from Ramsburg and key hits from Cline, Wachter, and Riumsbury.

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Major League Roundup Highlights and Surprises

A roundup of early season standouts and disappointments across the majors. Cubs and Cardinals show form, Yankees stumble, and the Giants, Dodgers, and Reds spark interest with striking pitching and timely hitting. Notable players include Tobin, Verban, De La Cruz, Stainback, Grimm, and Wilson amid team shifts and injuries.

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