Nats Beat Yanks in See-Saw 9–8 Victory
Washington Senators toppled the New York Yankees 9 to 8 before 15 000 fans as early leads and late rallies swapped the lead. Bobby Estalella sparked the offense with a first inning single, Chartak and Campbell drove in runs, while the Yankees staged a five-run fifth before the Senators answered with a decisive seventh inning.
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Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Army-Navy
Bobby Estalelia
Red
Mike Chartak
Bruce Campbell
Nats
Yanks
Early Wynn
Estatella
Chartak
Campbell
Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Keller
Joe Gordon
Gordon
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Ruffiing
Breuer
Lindell
Dickey
Rosar
County Softball League Results From Yesterday
Ballenger beat Bolivar 7 to 6, Harmony defeated Bakers 12 to 2, Middletown won 10 to 4 over Broad Run. Harmon plays Ballenger, G. AL. Eaking Co. faces Broad Run, Middletown meets Bolivar in Sunday schedule.
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Bolivar
Harmony
G. L Bakers
Middletown
Broad Run
Harmon
G. AL. Eaking Co
Pet
Bakers
Woodsboro and Liberty win in Maryland State League
Mt Airy wins its first game of the season as Liberty and Woodsboro tie for first after wins. Woodbine drops from first to a tie with Tramsville while New Market sits in the cellar. In Mt Airy upset, New Market beat Mt Airy 18-8. Woodsboro rally falls short against Woodbine. Liberty defeats Ijamsville 6-3 with strong pitching from Beard and catching by Flushout.
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Tramsville
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Claude Passeau
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Rip Sewell
Pirate
Phil Cavarretta
Dom Dallessanaro
Happy Lowrey
Dom
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McCullough
Hamlin
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Sewell
National League Sunday Baseball Results
Sunday results show Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 and Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2, Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 5 with Brooklyn 6 New York 0 in 11 innings and 10 innings games. Saturday had New York 5 Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 4, Philadelphia 6 Boston 5, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 3. Upcoming: New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. St Louis at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
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St Louis
Mel Ott
Yale
George T. Adee
Mt. Airy Leads Early In State League Scores
Md state league results list Mt. Airy 18 over New Market 8 and Liberty 6 over Ijamsville 3 with Woodsboro 8 and Woodbine 6. Saturday games Woodsboro at Liberty Mt Airy at Ijamsville Woodbine at New Market.
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Ijamsville
Woodbine
New Market
Dodgers Blank Giants As Reds Capture Pair
Lefty Larry French beat Carl Hubbell to lift the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 6-0 win over the New York Giants, snapping a three game skid as 45,508 watched. Vander Meer and Starr each pitched well for Cincinnati in a doubleheader sweep of St Louis, while Pirates, Cubs, and Phillies split or lost in other action.
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Giants
Reds
New York
Larry French
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
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Hubbell
Yeody
Mickey Witek
Mel Ott
Rizzo
Dolph Luque
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Owen
McGee
Adams
Danning
St. Louis
Johnny Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Cardinals
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Starr
Boston
Eddie Joost
Cincinnati
R. H . Cincinnati
St. Loui
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Hemsley
M. Cooper
Beazley
W. Cooper
Lamanno
Dickson
Miss Grieb Receives White Blazer At Hood Alumni Banquet
Miss Marion Grieb, Hood College junior from Chestertown, was awarded the White Blazer at the Athletic Association banquet in Coblentz Hall. The presentation recognized her academic excellence and athletic ability as the eight weeks physical fitness drive ended.
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Hood College
Chestertown
Athletic Association
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Marilyn Hayes
Irwin
Isabel R. Waterhouse
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Carolyn Longacre
Pottstown
Anne Pearce
Haddonfield
N. J
Mary Alice Knobloch
Erie
Mary Stewart
Clearfield
Marilyn Barnett
New Orleans
Mary Louise Bruneau
Brooklyn
N. Y
Margaret Whitehead
Upper Montclair
Anne Snyder
Barbara Gilmore
Annapolis
Stars
Columbia
Coblentz
A. A
Randy Hood
Mountain Cabin
Miss Grieb
Dodgers and Phils Set Twilight Game at 6 P.M.
Night games banned by the Army prompt the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League to host a twilight contest at 6 p.m. against the Philadelphia Phillies in Brooklyn.
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Dodgers
Phils
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Roundup of golf news and boxing notes from 1940s era column
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton reports on the Hale America tournament entering Atlantic City and top players like Vic Ghezzi. He adds minor league baseball take on night games and mentions boxing bouts, regattas, and service department notes with colorful vignettes and historical quips.
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Wide World Sports
New Yeta
Atlantic City
America
Overlook Corp
Vic Ghezzi
Sgt
Pat Mucci
New Jersey
Vic
Hustlers Top Firemen 2-0 Behind Warrenfeltz Pitching
Frederick Hustlers defeat Baltimore Firemen 2 to 0 at McCurdy Field as Lefty Warrenfeltz fanned 14 and Stanton Standiford yielded five hits. Keller and Clarke drive in the runs with timely singles, while Warrenfeltz carries a no-run game into late innings. Firemen visit again on June 7 for another matchup.
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McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers
Baltimore Firemen
Standiford
Warrenfeltz
Firemen
Warrenfelly
Mina Fawee We Tethye Qed
Standylard
Keller
Rhoades
Sirice
J Campbell
Kerr
Hurley
Street
Knapp
Zimmerer
Baldwin
Pippino
Frederick Abrilo
Stout
Angleberger
O Cook
Clarke
Hummer
Steele
Hildebrand
Baltimore
Frederick
Smith and Gardner
Walters
League Leaders Byes Associated Press National League
AP baseball leaders list with players and stats for runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable figures include Mize Litwhiler Slaughter Reiser Fernandez Camilli and McCormick among others.
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Associated Press National League
Lamanno
Cincinnati
Laumbardi
Boston
New York
Musial
St. Louis
Mize
F. McCormick
Marshall
Fernandez
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Reiser
Brooklyn
Joost
M. McCormick
Baseball leaders and season highlights from scattered stats
A fragmentary roundup lists players and teams with leading totals: batting figures for Doerr Williams Heath and Gordon. runs by Williams and Heath. RBIs led by Willane. hits by Spence Gordon McCosky Heath. doubles by Kolloway Blair. triples by Spence and Heath. home runs by Williams Stern Care Kuhel. pitching notes for Bonham Dear Auker Oak and Larry French. Dodgers win as French shuts out Gants. Campbell drives four runs. Pirates and Indians mentioned in a double victory context.
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Boston
Gordon
New York
Williams
Heath
Cleveland
Wi Llane
Spence
Washington
McCosky
Detroit
Kollloway
Chicago
Blair
Philadelphia
York
Stern Basts—Care
Kuhel
Bonham
Dear
Pirates
Cavarretta
Eldon Auker
Denny Oakhouse
Browns
Indians
Larry French
Dodgers
Gants
Bruce Campbell
Sesators
Yankees
Stars and pitchers pace opening twin bill shows
Yesterday's AP recap highlights Mickey Livingston and Eddie Miller delivering key hits in a split doubleheader with the Phillies and Braves. Tigers trio Cramer Higgins Radcliff and York combined for 15 runs in a double win over the White Sox. Vander Meer Starr and Doerr contribute in Reds sweep of the Cardinals.
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Rip Radcliff
Rudy York
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Tigers
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Chicago
Bridges
Tebbetts
Lyons
Tresh
H. E
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Ross
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Associated Press
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Phils
Eddie Miller
Braves
Farmer
Roger Cramer
Winky Higgins
Reds
Cardinals
Robby Doerrr
Red Sow
Bill Bill Lee
Claude Passeau
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Baseball scores and plans from the day’s games
Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader while St Louis edged Cleveland. Philadelphia beat Boston in one game and lost the other as Washington defeated New York. The second games extended to 8 and 10 innings respectively. Today Boston hosts New York and Washington visits Philadelphia among others. Experts note airship concepts could deploy long range attack bombers for the Navy.
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Indians
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Tribe
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al Smith
al Milnar
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Milnar
Ken Keltner
George McQuinn
Vernon Stephens
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Auker
Swift
Brown
Hegan
Clevelan
Batterouse
Ferrelly Milhar
Danning
A’s
Red Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Cronin
Shortstop
Johnny Pesky
Cronin
Cronin Started His First Game After Utility Infielder ‘Skeeter
Newsome
Sox
Philadelphia
Christopher
Knott
Hayes
Wagner
Judd
Peacock
Fowler
Shirley
Falighuri
H. Wagner
Terry
Conroy
Phils
Braves
Boston Braves
Phillies
Eddie Miller
Mickey Livingston
Jim Tobin
Danny Litwhiler
Early
Hutchings
Tobin
Lombardi
Mast
Podgajny
Nahem
Warren
Livingston
Errickson, Sain and Kluttz
Pearson, Naylor, Nahem
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Chicago
St Louis
Gamse
New York
Woashington
St Lews
Pet
Washington
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