Bonham Extends Winning Streak in Yankees Triumph
Ernie Bonham earned his seventh straight win as the New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 3. Bonham pitched seven hits with strong support from a five-run fourth inning rally led by Crosetti, Rizzuto, Hassett, and Henrich. De Miles tripled for the A’s and Bonham kept the rest of the game scoreless until late.
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New York
Ernest
Tiny) Bonham
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Urims Ith Shuisui
Atheletics
Bonham
Phil Rizzuto
Crosetti
Hassett
Henrich
Tex Shirley
Fred Caligiuri
Yanks
Charley Keller
Joe Gordon
Rizzuto
Dick Shert
Valo
Philadelphia
Caligiuri
Shirley
Wagner
Rosar
Baseball results and upcoming NL games from yesterday and today
National League yesterday saw Brooklyn 4 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2 with St Louis 3 Cincinnati 10 and Chicago 1. Today schedule includes Brooklyn at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh. Also noted are prices and ads for Price Bros and S&S Co and a fragmented Friday game reference.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Price Bros
Bright Spots Take Overtime Win In Junior City Softball
In a three extra inning thriller the Bright Spots edged the Frederick Welders 3-4 to hold top spot. Keizle drew a walk, Myers doubled, Covell singling home the winning run in the tenth. Baker and Haller homered for Welders. Covell limited Welders to four runs as Moore endured four scoreless innings for Bright Spot.
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Frederick Welders
Moore
Bright Boys
Keizle
Myers
Covell
Bright Spot
R.H.O AE
Feaga
Esworthy
Abrecht
iPoole
Ketzle
Pavett
Fred’k
Kehne
Kennedy
Eicholtz
Bud
Haller
I Kline
Stine
Cannon
Cf Oj
Sports Roundup: Records, players, and notes from May
Unique records pass through the sports world with Marty Servo facing Ray Robinson at the Garden, Robinson boasting 31 straight wins, and past stars like Betty Robinson and Clark Shaughnessy featured. The roundup also covers Tulane seniors headed to all-star ballots, Yale crew captain Pillsbury, Dutra brothers in Detroit league play, Army-PG A tourney notes, and assorted war-era sports tidbits from Belmont to Chicago.
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Hugh Fullerton
J. Wide World Sports
New York
Marty Servo
Ray Robinson
the Garden
Robinson
Marty
Ray
Tulane
Arch Ward
Chicago Trib
George Pillsbury
Yale
Minneapolis
Jack Jr
Langley Field
Betty Robinson
Lincoln Fields
Belmont
Mel Harder joins ranks of bespectacled pitchers
Cleveland starter Mel Harder, 32, began wearing reading glasses during night games after astigmatism hindered him for years. He credited eyewear with allowing better sight on the mound as Cleveland beat Chicago 2-0, earning his third win against three losses. Harder also recently had elbow surgery restoring his pitching zip, raising hopes for a strong season.
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Ray Blosser
Cleveland
Bill Dietrich
Dizzy Trout
Walter Masterson
Mel Harder
St. Louis
Mel
Chicago White Sox
Harder
Indians
Danny Harder
Three Hustler Players Quit Active Duty With Team
Three Hustler regulars reportedly resigned from active duty with the ball club. Pecktrine first string left fielder Zimmerman and Tom Michael outfielders Strine was spared serious head injury weeks back and fears injury again. William Fezcko of the Junior City Softball League still holds the folded money for the return of a card attached to a kite. The kite string was cut at Baker Park upper diamond after 5000 feet of cord, wind carried it away toward the home kilns southeast of ire cy Chances against quadruple births are about 835000000000 ta one.
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Hustler
Pecktrine
Walter Zimmerman
Tom Michael
Strine
William Fezcko
Baker Park
Hime
Ire Cy
Baseball Scores and Schedule Mixed with Auto Steel Cost Note
In today’s baseball card style rundown the American League results show New York 8 over Philadelphia 3 and Boston 10 over Washington 1 with Chicago 9 over Cleveland 7 and St Louis 5 over Detroit 2. It lists Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington as today’s games along with Chicago at St. Louis and Cleveland at Detroit and notes that auto manufacturers pay about three cents per pound for iron and steel.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Price Brothers Beat Iron Workers In Extra Inning Softball Tilt
Price Brothers, of the City Softball League, won their second game 10 to 9 over Frederick Iron and Steel Co. in an extra inning fracas that confused the scorers. The Steelmen claimed a fifth inning run not recorded on the play by play, which would have tied the game in seven innings. In the eighth, Price Brothers pushed across the winning run as Shine lined a single past a drawn-in third baseman after a sequence including a walk and hits. Winning pitcher was Rice. Losing pitcher Esterly. Umpires Twenty, Gardner, Scorer Blank. Time 1:45.
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Cleveland
Dim Bagby
Chicago
Joe Haynes
White Sox
Luke Appling
Indians
Sox
Johnny Humphries
Haynes
Bob Kennedy
Myril Hoag
R. H
Humphries
Maines
Tresh
Bagby
Eisenstat
Hegan
Price Brothers
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Steelers
Steelmen
Paicers
Crum
Wise
Shoemaker
Fox
Michael
Shine
Waseman
Ine IF
Hummer
Detauter
F. Rhoderick
Bonnell
Harley
Coliflower
Zimmerman
Nusz. c
Dutrow
Esterly
P. Taylor
Price Bros
Strine
L. Murray
Abrecht
Rice
Tucker
Tie Tid
E.murray
Oj Michael
P Sf
Fredk Tron
F. I
Hammer
Colliflower
Taylor
Murray
Keller Hitting Hopes Amid Walks By Browns
Charley Keller may have regained his batting eye as pitchers fear his return. He walked in the latest game, marking a fifth straight with at least one base on balls. In the box score Keller is credited with a hit and a score on three official at bats. Glenn McQuillen did not appear in the Browns lineup and Rolly Hemsley remains out of the Reds batting order.
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Charley Keller
Keller
Glenn Mc Quillen
Browns
Rolly Hemsley
Reds
AB. H. Aver
Quillen
Hemsley
Jr City Softball League Bright Spots
The Frederick Welders topped Barbara Fritchie 5 to 4 in a 10 inning game, a delayed May 20 matchup between Barbara Fritchie and the M C A is rescheduled, with Bright Spot facing DeMolay Jrs. in the standings context.
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Frederick Welders
Barbara Fritchie
Bright Spot
DeMolay Jrs
Pet
DeMonlay Jr
Fred
Dodgers Beat Tobin to Edge Braves in Ninth
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat Jim Tobin and the Boston Braves 4 to 1 in a late rally. Ducky Medwick and Pete Reiser delivered key hits while Mickey Owen cleared the bases with a triple. Whitey Wyatt earned the win, Tobin took the loss, and Libby Sisti hit his fourth homer for Boston.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Ducky Medwick
Pete Reiser
Mickey Owen
Whitey Wyatt
Tobin
Wyatt
Libby Sisti
Braves
Bostons
Whitey
Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Dixie Walker
Medwick
Reiser
Owen
Brooklyn Deep
Lombardi
Sammy Snead Puts Crushers On His Foes
Atlantic City May 27 Sammy Snead defeated Sam Byrd 7 6 in the opening 36 hole PGA match at Seaview. Snead led 2 up at noon, then pulled away with a 68 in the morning and five straight birdies late to finish strong. Byrd shot 71 in the morning and par in the afternoon. Vic Ghezzi lost to Jimmy Demaret 4 3.
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Atlantic City
Sammy Snead
Sammy Byrd
Vic Ghezzl
Professional Golfers Association
Seaview Club
Ghezzi
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
Vic
Snead
Byrd
New York Yankee
Seaview
Sam
Navy
Battleships Lead Y League With 6 2 Win Over Submarines
In a Saturday schedule the Battleships repeated a 6 2 victory, keeping first place as they edged the Submarines 6 to 2. Maulin Joe McNeal powered the Cruisers in a later 6 2 loss to the Destroyers, while Eddie Thomas drove four Submarine runs in another Cruiser win. Also noted a 27 state adoption of new motor license plate colors for 1942.
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W. S. Pet
BTS
Destroyers
Miller
Hahn
K . Bruchey
D. Bruchey
Maulin
Joe McNeal
R H. E Destroyers
Cruisers
McNeal
Atkinson
Crum
D. Brachey
RHH EL
Wu. Veal
Miller and Hahn
Eddie Thomas
R HE
Marandt
Hartman
K. Brachey
E. Thomas
Sykesville High School graduates forty four in Class of 1942
The Class of 1942 at Sykesville High School, including 27 girls and 17 boys, was graduated on May 27. Principal John F. Wooden Jr announced the names of 44 graduates and the ceremonies included a baccalaureate service led by Rev. Thomas Ward Kemp and a later commencement with Dr. James E. Spitznas as speaker.
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Tokyo
Iarry D. Long
Nampa
Idaho
Sykesville
Sykesville High School
John F. Wooden, Jr
Betty Lee Alexander
Philip Dallmus, Baer
Dorothy Anne Banks
Ina Belle Barnes
Richard Roberts Bennett, Sr
Grace Scrivnor Bevard
Dorothy Jane Bops
William Brandenburg, Jr
Addie Lucille Burdette
Thomas Ward Kemp
Methodist Church
Ellerslie
Springfield Hospital
F. Reid Isaac
Haydn
Karl B. Justus
Warren H. Stuart
Gloria Patri
Sibelius
Peek
Springfield
James E. Spitznas
Western Counties
Samuel M. Jenness
Woodenu
Hansel and Gretel
Victor Herbert
Pettingall Promoted to Captain in Maryland Guard
Harry E. Pettingall is promoted from first lieutenant to captain in command of Company B Maryland State Guard according to Governor O Conor's yesterday announcement.
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Pettingall
Harry E. Pettingall
Maryland State Guard
O'Conor
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Ernie Bonham
Downing Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Niggeling
Detroit Tigers
Walter Judnich
Chet Laabs
Rick Ferrell
Ferréil
Laabs
Tigers
Niggeling
Trout
Manders
Parsons
Ferrell
Oscar Judd
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Rohoe
Judd
Conroy
Newsom
Carasquel
Cathey
Evans
City Softball League
Paprebh Hiyr
Pet. Dr. Pepper
DeMolay
Aon
Bud Kennedy
Poole
Baker
Elworthy
Shaw
Martz
Smith
Maurice Dutra
Morlie Dutra
Mortie, Jr
Arthur Siegel
Boston Traveler
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland
Navy Pier
Heinz Becker
Milwaukee Brewers
Wile Flemings
Emily Post
Charles Town
EWT
Charles Town Jockey Club, Inc
Charles Town, W. Va
Jr. City Softball League
Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Johnny Hopp
Elbie Fletcher
Ken O'Dea
Marty Marion
Marion
Vince DiMaggio
R. H. EF
Dickson
Krist
Beazley
W. Cooper
Sewell
Dietz
Phelps
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Erickson
Schmitz
Fleming
Walker
L” O
Walters
Lamianno
McCullough
Hernandez
Union
Frederick, MD
Renn Pontiac Co
Brunswick, MD
Your
Ideal Garage Co
Frederick Motor Co
Michael’s Auto Tire
Reddle's
Haines
Rippeon's Service Garage
Braddock Heights, MD
Remsburg Bros. Garage
Litten Chevrolet Sales Co
Potomac
Sabillasville
Moorehead
Middletown, MD
Walkersville, MD
Dinterman's Garage
MT. Pleasant, MD. C
Hoffman Garage
Woodsboro, MD
Dorcus
Knoxville, MD
Roland Miller
Urbana, MD
Whipp
Stechano Brothers
Phila, PA
Frederick Brick Works Inc
E. South ST
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
America
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