Browns Rally to Top Indians 6 3 in Steady Relief
St. Louis pitcher Gatchel Paige saved the game in relief striking out Larry Doby after loading the bases as the Browns beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3. Hank Arft drove in two runs with a homer, Freddie Marsh added a bases empty shot, and Bob Lemon took the loss as Cleveland slipped another game behind the Yankees.
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Weekend Games Sunday Baseball Md State League Note
Mt Airy faces Brunswick Donsife while Miller Pt Rocks take on Siamsville Wachter. Shaughnessy semis begin pre County League Lander battles Middletown Pfeiffer. Heart Md League Botivar vs Myersville Shook John George Hames Meth vs Day at Woodbine Sheffer Crum. County Softball Jefferson LeGore Urbana Ballenger Adamstown idle.
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National League Yesterday's Results Open Date
Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St. Louis Cincinnati at Chicago THEAM GIRLS 4-H Shirley Zentz entertained the Thurmont Girls 4-H Club members a her home on August 20 Plans were made for a Fan booth and a demonstration was given on pre paring peaches for freezing. All planned to attend the County Council Campfire when Miss Zentz wil be initiated. Mary Eden Saw yer directed practice of the club's campfire stunt. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Zentz. Venezuela in 1980 exported over 452 million barrels of crude oil and 67 million barrels of refined products.
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Former West Point cadets admitted to West Virginia
Two ex West Point football players resigned over a cribbing scandal and were admitted to WVU for the 1951 52 term starting September 17. James Cracraft Peyton of Wheeling and Philip Nelson Shockey of Pittsburgh have two years of athletic eligibility remaining but cannot compete in intercollegiate sports this season due to Southern Conference transfer rules. Peyton gained admission under a policy recognizing WV residents seeking enrollment. Shockey is a top student who meets the upper-half class requirement for non residents. No word yet on Bob Orders.
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American League Results and Today’s Games
Last night St. Louis defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 and Chicago beat Detroit 2 to 0. Today New York visits Washington, St Louis plays Cleveland, Philadelphia meets Boston, and Chicago faces Detroit. The note mentions Saudi Arabia having virtually no permanent streams.
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Maryland's Tatum happy with strong squad this season
College Park Aug 31 Leaders of Maryland football anticipate a vigorous season with 22 lettermen back and four freshmen joining the varsity. Co captain Dave Cianelli and quarterback Scar bath express renewed spirit and a winning attitude. Notable returnees include Bob Ward Dick Modzelewski Tom Cosgrove and Cianelli, with several sophomores expected to push into starting roles. Freshmen Lynn Berghtol Dick Brelski Dom Stala and Stanley Fischer are groomed for key spots as the squad seeks increased intensity and depth.
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Draft deferment criteria for carnival workers questioned
The article outlines a draft deferment framework for workers claiming essential roles. It lists four criteria including necessity to national health or safety, actual ongoing work, non replaceability due to skill shortages, and that drafting would impair essential activity. It invites readers to write in with service-connected questions and enclose a return envelope.
Denies Hagerstown Braves Move Amid Attendance Drops
Hagerstown Braves owner Eugene J C Raney denied reports that the Interstate Baseball League franchise would leave Hagerstown for Silver Spring or Reading Pa. He noted attendance declines but said the same trend is nationwide and the team would not relocate if conditions allowed it to continue in Hagerstown.
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Draftees and Vets Guide on Essential Jobs Use
MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL explains two government lists the Commerce Department's Essential Activities and the Labor Department's Critical Occupations. He shows how draft boards use them to decide occupational deferments, with scenarios of a tannery worker, a machine tool inspector, and a small town police chief to illustrate that both lists are only guides among other considerations.
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Zernial Leads A's In Home Runs At Midseason
Gus Zernial, now with the Philadelphia Athletics, leads the American League in homers at the halfway point with 21 after 77 games. Only Gil Hodges had more in the majors. Once with the White Sox and Indians, Zernial’s career arc includes stints in Hollywood and a rough injury in 1949 that sidelined him two months.
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Dodgers And Giants In Important Series
New York fans await a pivotal two games as Leo Durocher’s Giants host the Brooklyn Dodgers at the Polo Grounds. Sal Maglie faces Ralph Branca tomorrow, with Jim Hearn against Don Newcombe on Sunday, in a showdown crucial to either team’s Labor Day outlook. Attendance faces sellouts around 50 000 as the Giants seek momentum against the league leaders.
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Baseball feature at Sheer stadium highlights Monday show
New York reports a field day event at Sheer stadium in Brooklyn with Brunswick nine, Maryland League champions for 1950, and Creagerstown tied with Middletown for first in the Tri-Ox League. The program includes Giants prospects Hearn and Newcomer. The Monday game is a key attraction.
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