Tigers Beat Athletics 14-8 In Detroit rout
Detroit Tigers pounded Philadelphia 14-8 at home after an earlier 12-run deficit against Boston. Freddie Hutchinson earned his third win, Johnny Groth homered for the fourth time, and Detroit racked 18 hits to Philadelphia's 15. The game featured 14 batters in the fifth inning, eight hits, four errors, and a wild pitch.
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County Baseball Softball Games Today and Sunday in Montgomery Co
County leagues schedule baseball and softball games across Montgomery County for today and Sunday. Rival exhibition features Dr Pepper against Rice Grocers at Mountaindale with both clubs having strong seasons. Junglecocks campfire at Camp Airy draws 150 Brotherhood members and young guests. trout and rainbows released for youth fishing events as the campfire closes Sunday.
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Optimists Beat Amvets In Civic Softball Action
Yesterday results place Optimists 9, Amvets 0 with NECA and Civitans also playing. Upcoming games include Optimists vs NECA and Elks vs Civitans as standings show a crowded league schedule and rainouts affecting the schedule.
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Social Etiquette Note on Introducing Yourself
At a large party you should introduce yourself by your full name. Wrong: say I am Miss Jones. Right: say I am Margaret Jones. Use a clear first and last name to establish identity and ease introductions.
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Homestead Grays To Meet Hustlers At McCurdy Field Monday
The Homestead Grays, undefeated stars of professional pageball, travel to McCurdy Field to face the Hustlers Monday night at 8 15 p m DST. Buck Leonard leads the Grays offense while Lefty Warrenfeltz starts for the Hustlers. Bill Rolfe and Henry Groff bolster the infield and backstop Paul Hildebrand plans to catch. Frederick County Umpires Association will officiate with two umpires on duty.
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Grenades Kill Three at San Juan Beach
Three people were killed and five wounded in Puerto Rico when grenades found on Humacao Beach exploded after being carried home. Investigators seek whether the devices were left after Fort Hunterlig maneuvers nearby.
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Hustlers to play at Silver Spring without dressing rooms
Frederick Hustlers of the Montgomery County Baseball League will travel to Silver Spring for a Sunday game with no on site dressing rooms. Climax Blethen announced last night that the team would dress at McCurdy Field before leaving for the venue. A cavalcade of local autos will depart the ballpark at 12 45 p m DST.
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Life After Death and A Hollywood Baby News
A religious reflection by Earl L. Douglass on life after death cites Paul in First Corinthians 15 about the physical and spiritual bodies and the resurrection. Also dated Hollywood notice: June Allyson and Dick Powell expect a baby in December and have an adopted daughter Pamela.
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Outlook Dims For Out Now In Excise Taxes
Washington May 184 The outlook for excise and other taxes dimmed as the House Ways and Means Committee again tempted a Presidential veto. Senator George D Ga warned time for tax action is running out. The committee approved about 10 million in tax cuts for coal and metallurgical limestone producers while rejecting 200 million in additional taxes on oil gas sulfur and non metallic minerals. The log jam in the Senate delays action and the deadline for August looms as lawmakers prep to campaign for November. Truman would veto if revenue losses persist. Ways and Means cut 1 billion in reductions affecting furs jewelry luggage toilet preparations movies travel tickets and more.
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Luf's Stuff Music Lesson and Dvorak Divorce Trial
Lufburrow writes on music as a cheerful force while actress Ann Dvorak announces reconciliation with dancer Igor Degas after filing for divorce last February. They plan another trial of marriage.
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Pedestrian Struck by Car at Square Corner in Harrisburg Area
Pennsylvania motorist Charles Ferguson of New Kensington was arrested after a 4 45 p m incident on a Square Corner pedestrian lane from North to South Market Street. Pedestrian Mrs Sarah Underwood of 263 West Patrick Street suffered shock and back injuries. Ferguson posted 245 collateral for a Wednesday hearing on a charge of failure to yield to a pedestrian after claiming he did not see the victim while turning left from South Market into West Patrick.
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Payments Drop Slightly in Maryland Welfare Totals
The Maryland Department of Public Welfare reports April public assistance at 1 907 588, down from March yet above last year. Caseloads rose except for old age. employables payments fell from 14 728 in Martech to 33 273 last month funded by a 200 000 state matching fund for jobless aid.
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