County Softball League Scores and Schedule
Broad Run defeated Unionville 24 to 0 while Ballenger beat Mt. Pleasant 7 to 6 and Harmony won 11 to 2 over Middletown. Mt. Pleasant stood 5 5 after the day, with Harmony 11 2 over Middletown. Sunday games listed include Broad Run at Middletown Ballenger at Unionville Mt. Pleasant at Harmony.
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Yanks and Browns Draw Big Crowd as Yankees Sweep
The New York Yankees drew 34,725 at a double-header against the St. Louis Browns, winning 4-3 in 12 innings and 8-1. George Kell and Bud Metheny sparked the offense. Hank Borowy earned his fifth win. Detroit Tigers also swept Washington in a double-header, 2-1 and 7-1, with all players recording hits in the second game led by Rudy York. In Philadelphia, the Athletics split with the Indians, taking the second game 3-2 after Cleveland won the opener 5-4. Boston swept Chicago in a double-header, 4-3 and 9-2, with Bob Doerr homering and the Red Sox rising into a tie for fifth.
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Everything In Baseball Is Problem Frank Frisch Finds
Pirates manager Frank Frisch argues 1944 will be a record season for interest due to baseball's uncertainty. He notes armed forces losses may balance league strength, praises top clubs like St Louis and Cincinnati, cites Handley’s injury and catching by Lopez, and expects a tight race with the Pirates holding steady through rough weather and promising pitching.
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All-Star Game Set for Forbes Field Pittsburgh July 11
Baseball officials announced plans for the all star game to be held at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh on Tuesday July 11 at 9 pm with a rain date 1 30 pm next day. Net proceeds including a 25000 radio fee go to the U S armed forces equipment fund. Managers Billy Southworth and Joe McCarthy to lead the eight league teams of 25 players plus coaches and staff. Tickets range 480 to 120. Forbes Field seats 40000. American League lineup revealed July 3 morning and National League lineup announced the following afternoon.
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Nighthawks Rally Tops Maryland Penal Farm 10-8
Frederick Nighthawks, a local colored team, edged Maryland State Penitentiary Farm nine 10-8 in Roxbury after a three run ninth inning rally. G Moore homered while G Hoye hit a double and triple as Frederick overcame seven seventh inning mistakes by Pitt and others. The teams combined for numerous errors in a tense afternoon game.
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Brooklyn Tigers Acquire Redskins Masterson In Trade
New York May 21. Bob Masterson captain and end of the Washington Redskins and 1 Eastern division champions joined the Brooklyn Tigers in a player trade. General Manager Tom Gailery said Masterson, halfback Ted Stasica and tackle Tony Leon were obtained from the Redskins in exchange for halfback Dean McAdams and tackle Lineman.
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Baseball Scores Calendar and Result Summary
American League results show Detroit 2 Washington 1 in a 1st game with 12 innings and Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 6, Boston 8 Chicago 1, Detroit 6 Washington 2. Yankees, New York 3 St Louis 2. St Louis 2 New York 3. Saturday’s schedule notes no games today.
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Baseball Scores Roundup from National League Standings
National League results show Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 3 in one game with xPittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3, multiple 10th inning notes and a call for a second game as darkness ends play. Brooklyn leads Cincinnati 1 to 0 in one matchup while St. Louis tops New York 10 to 0. No games scheduled as players George Webb and Bill Armstrong head to Washington.
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Ott's Bat Sparks Giants To 7 3 Win In Doubleheader
In St Louis, Mel Ott batted for the New York Giants to lift them to a 7 3 victory in the second game of a doubleheader against the league leading Cardinals. Ott opened scoring with a third inning homer, and his seventh inning double added another run as New York split the twin bill after a 10 3 loss earlier.
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Rickey Under Fire From Dodgers Fans In New York Roundup
In New York May, Dr P-Branch Rickey faces fan anger over Dodgers losses. Critics accuse him of risky deals and infighting while Rickey defends his record in public. The piece contrasts Rickey with Larry MacPhail and notes fan banners and the ongoing team struggle versus the Giants.
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Dodgers Have Had Seven Third Basemen This Season
New York May 21 veterans list shows Dodgers cycling seven different players through third base since spring training. Key figures include Hart, Mauch, and Berra era mentions. Gene Mauch leads to Montreal stint. infield shuffle includes solid stretch Schultz and Augie Galan with various outfielders rotating through infield duties.
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Fans Reclaim Admission After Pro Game Postponed
Yesterday afternoon the Hustlers played Hagerstown but were delayed at 2:15. Fans waited an hour for action, then received a telegram from the Hagerstown Club. The public address uplifts sparked jeers as officials cited war time delays and cleaning as the reason, prompting refunds for 300 tickets.
45 Planes Bombard Napl May Raid Summary
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions May raid on a Roman airfield with bombers and enemy planes. References to Allied air force, bombers bagged by fighters, casualties and escort fighters. Details unclear due to garbled text. entities include Napl May, Roman airfield, Medi- Alard Air Force, Magee Loree Tran.
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