Pirates hammer Dodgers 17 to 4 in Brooklyn rout
Pittsburgh exploded for a five run second inning and nine more in the third, sending 26 batters to the plate as Max Macon was knocked out early. Les Webber led the onslaught with key hits and the Pirates cruised past Brooklyn 17 to 4.
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Rodeo Show Planned At McCurdy Field With Stars
Tom Hunt a rodeo clown and Diamond Bar Ranch company arrange three performances at McCurdy Field Friday and Saturday after completing negotiations with local officials. The show features Hunt's clowning act and a featured horse, with Chase Lamour and 35 performers in events such as bull dogging bronc busting bareback riding and roping. A trick rider from Madison Square Garden also is booked for the engagements.
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Washington Triumphs 1 0 Over St Louis in AL Action
In a tight American League game yesterday Washington edged St Louis 1 to 0. Other league results were brief and the city league standings showed Dr Pepper as a sponsor in the local softball slate.
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Dr Pepper Ten Blanks Frederick Iron and Steel in tie race
The City Softball League standings show Dr Pepper Ten holding a precarious lead in the tied circuit after a 2 to 0 defeat of Frederick Iron & Steel at Baker Park. Wel pins and errors affected the game as Dr Pepper scored in the fourth and fifth, while Siever outpitched Bottlers. The Bottlers must defend their position tonight against a key challenger.
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Redskins To Play College Stars In Aug Twenty Fifth Gridiron Event
The Washington Redskins and a selected group of college headliners will meet at Dyche Stadium Evans ton on August 25. The game will benefit Chicago Service Men and women, with proceeds aiding Army Emergency Relief and Navy Relief. Last year profits totaled 15394592 dollars.
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Thoroughbred race signals steady campaign win
The report notes a 5 second triumph in a two year campaign, with the program earning $3120 from 220 tickets. HG Tankir Oomph won the first event at 3.50, and A L Leith Zelleen Zer took the second, paying 4.20.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games Report
In National League action New York defeats Chicago 4 to 2 while Pittsburgh drops a 17 to 4 result against Brooklyn. Philadelphia loses 0 to 4 to St Louis with Boston winning 4 to 3 over Cincinnati. Tonight Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and New York goes to Chicago with Boston at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati for night games.
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Double Bill With Holabird Team Booked
Frederick Hustlers and Holabird Ordnance Baseball clash at McCurdy Field over Decoration Day weekend with aims of revenge after prior losses. Soldiers request Sunday and Monday games as Holabird stays in Frederick Sunday night and the ballpark attendance draws service members.
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Obituary Names Read in Final Goodbyes
A list of mourners includes Leen Irma Myers Helen Alice Pittinger Betty Lynn Sanderson Josephine Marie Smith Vera Jean Nette Wilson and Mary Jeannette Zimm er man as part of a local obituary notice.
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