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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

11

Nationals Rally Stifles Braves. Cubs Edge Giants

In New York action May 25 the National League saw Boston fall 3-0 to St. Louis as Howie Pollet blanked the Braves while Bob Rush’s seven-hitter powered the Cubs past the Giants 3-2. Brooklyn inched within a game of Boston with an 8-6 win over Pittsburgh as Cincinnati trimmed Philadelphia 3-2. In the American League New York Yankees beat Detroit 6-2 and Washington crushed Cleveland 6-2 as Sid Hudson improved to 4-0 in four straight Senators wins. Tommy Byrne led the Yankees past Detroit with 12 strikeouts and four RBIs, while Hal Newhouser took another loss for the Indians. The Red Sox dropped a five-run St. Louis fifth as Channin’s staff held them in check. Jack Graham homered for the Cardinals.

New York Boston Braves New York Giants Howie Pollet St. Louis Cardinals Braves Bob Rush Chicago Cubs Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phils New York Yankees Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Washington Steve Gromek Sam Zoland Cleveland Sid Hudson Senators Indians Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox Sox Pollet Boston Warren Spahn Eddie Kazak Stan Musial Hank Edwards Chicago Monte Kennedy Lively Phils Everett Lively Phil Rex Barney Tommy Byrne Yankees Hal Newhouser St. Louis Joe Dobson Red Sox Dobson Channin al Zarilla Tom Muncrief Riddle Fitzgerald Philadelphia Heintzelman Trinkle Lopota Mueller R. HE Spahn Hogue Mass Pollett D. Rice

American League Results and Tonight’s Schedule

Yesterday results show St Louis 8 Boston 4 New York 6 Detroit 2 Washington 6 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4. Tonight Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington. Other clubs not scheduled. Night game.

St. Louis Boston New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago T. Louis Pittsburgh

Baltimore Speed Flash Enters Memorial Day Races

Baltimore speed flash Ken Marriott wires entry for seven event Memorial Day stock car program at Frederick Fairgrounds on May 30. ASCRA sanctioned meet will award points toward 1949 ASCRA champion. Admission free for under 12. free parking. Field to include at least 25 drivers from several states.

Baltimore Speed Flash City Ken Marriott Frederick Fairgrounds Guy K. Motter Marriott Preston Welsh Takoma Park Motter American Stock Car Racing Association ASCRA New Windsor Welsh Sam Malach Lansdale Louis Roop Vernon Storm Randallstown Tommy Coates Joe Bresner Lee McBride Wally Campbell Ken Wagner Trenton N. J Irvin Blatt Hamburg Bill Tanner Dave Terkell Newton Ed Tyson Langhorne Chubby Bickel Morrissville Harvey McDonald Wernersville William Bedford

Mountaindale Swamps Camp Metrick In Softball Clash

Mountaindale defeated Camp Metrick Chemical Corps 20 to 9 in an independent softball game on Wednesday evening. Rookie pitcher B Keyser and new backstop Kenny Shaw started for Mountaindale, marking Keyser’s second strong outing. Detachment Chem Corps lineup included Dopowski Bennett Didway and others. Next, Thurmont and Mt. Airy clash Monday in a Heart of Maryland League game with Sheffer umpiring.

Camp Detrick Mountaindale Camp Metrick Chemical Corps B. Keyser Kenny Shaw Keyser Grocers R. H. E. Det. Chem Corps Dopowski Bennett Didway Davis J. Powell Shaw Brightwell Thurmont Mt. Airy Heart of Maryland Sheffer

Bedford Fairgrounds May 29 Holiday Program Outlined

Motter outlined a May 29 Sunday program at Bedford Fairgrounds featuring time trials four 10 lap heat races a watch race and a 30 lap sweepstakes final Mihalik described the event details and structure for spectators and participants.

Bedford Fairgrounds Motter Mihalik

Frederick Junior All-Stars named for district playoffs

Franceis Scott Key Post announces 18 Frederick Junior Legion all-stars for district playoffs starting June 1. Players report to McCurdy Field Saturday for an exhibition with De Molay at 1 30 p.m. Pictures and birth certificates required for state tournament registration.

Franceis Scott Key Post American Legion Junior Legion Frederick All-Stary Hsted McCurdy Field De'Molay State Legion E. Rice I. Bartgis A. Multcon R. Burgee W. Hammond R&r Tyeryar Y. M A. E. Dorsey J. Baker P. Haugh RB. Cook D. Blumensner BR. Rhoderick Lions Club B. Clem Eagles B. Remsberg B. Ward F. Joy Liberty Town Westernport McCurdy

District baseball opener outlines round robin schedule

In the opening round, Frederick Boonsboro Westminster Lancytown Hagerstown Williamsport and Thurmont play a 14 game round robin. The district tournament ends July 9 with additional games on June 1 including Hagerstown at Taneytown and Westminster a bye. The Frederick All Stars receive a Legion Junior League uniform costing 300 donated by Frederick Motor Co.

Frederick Boonsboro Westminster Lancytown Hagerstown Williamsport Thurmont Taneytown Legion Frederick All-Stars Frederick Motor Co

Rainout chaos shifts schedule for City Softball League

Rain postponements force a reshuffled City Softball League calendar with Ralh on top of the latest changes as Wednesday open dates are booked for a May 9 playoff in the American division.

Legion-Dr Pepper Postponement Delay Highlighted

The News notes postponed Legion-Dr Pepper contests with Red Shaw filling in for missing games. June 6 and 7 rebooked matches with Frederick Tailors and Dr Pepper, followed by June 8 to 10 rescheduled games from May 20 to 24. Medical Company Maryland National Guard routed Moose Club 25 to 2 in softball with 27 hits, led by Bagent Rowe Mills Stockman Lenhart Hemp. Platinum described as unripe gold by early South American Indians.

Legion-Dr. Pepper Red Shaw Lelon Pepper Frederick Tailors FT & SS BU & SL American Legion Dr. Pepper Maryland National Guard Moose Club Rainex Park N F F Medical Co Moose Bagent, Rowe and Mills T, Stockman, Lenhart and Hemp South America

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