Hustlers And Rivals Split In Double-Header
The Frederick Hustlers beat Bloomingdale A C of Baltimore 8 to 3 in the first game and lost 9 to 2 in the nightcap. LeGore and Meyers struggled for the Hustlers while Bloomingdale pitchers De Lauter and Landis shut down the home club in portions of both games. Broom hit a solo homer for Bloomingdale in the fourth of the nightcap, and Umpire Smith sparked a late dispute over a pickoff.
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Pirates Sweeps St Louis in Doubleheader Lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates toppled St Louis 6-5 and 8-2 to sweep a four game series and move five and a half games ahead of Cincinnati for second place. Nick Strincevich earned his 11th win in the nightcap as Pittsburgh plated eight runs early. Rip Sewell won the opener with a late rally thwarted by Stan Musial homer.
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Game Girl Helen Gresens Defies Odds In Softball Heroics
Syracuse feature profiles Helen Gresens a 24 year old softball pitcher who after losing an eye seven years ago became a star in the YWCA Girls Softball league. She threw a 40 no hitter fanning 10 and has multiple no hitters to her credit while maintaining a 173 average last season the top mark in Syracuse city leagues.
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All-American Girls Pro Softball League Sees Strong Season
The All-American Girls Professional Softball League wraps a 15 week season with exhibitions for the Red Cross at Wrigley Field and two on the circuit games in Green Bay and Oshkosh. Franchises span Milwaukee Kenosha Racine Rockford Minneapolis and South Bend. Players sign full time contracts earning 40 to 90 dollars weekly with conditioning camps and league assignment to clubs.
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Giants and Dodgers Split Finale at Ebbets Field
Giants beat Dodgers 9-3 in nightcap to split series and end year with even 12-10 in favor of New York. Dodgers won opener 8-6 as Bill Voiselle returned to win for the Giants. crowd of 32435 at Ebbets Field. Hal Greer and Tom Warren pitched for Dodgers in varying relief.
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Browns Break Streak In Time
The St Louis Browns ended a four game skid by defeating the Detroit Tigers 4 to 1 behind Jack Kramer’s 13th win and strong defense. Detroit scored first on single hits but St Louis answered with three runs in the first and added insurance in the seventh. Dizzy Trout started for Detroit in relief, earning the loss in a tough test at Sportsmans Park.
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McDaniels Emerges as Boxing Spotlight After Upset at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McDaniels, a 23-year-old Washington native with Scotch Irish roots, stunned fans by knocking out Aaron Perry in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden. Promoters signed him to a three year contract as he eyes opponents like Tippy Larkin or Henry Armstrong. McDaniels rose from church smokers to the Garden, overcoming a prior debatable loss to Armstrong and earning early praise for his resilient, come-from-behind style.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
American League results show New York 6 Washington 5 and Cleveland 4 Chicago 1. Yesterday Detroit 1 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 Boston 1. others include New York 3 Washington 1 and Boston 6 Philadelphia 5. Today Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York. Standings list St Louis leading with 92 wins, 58 losses, .614. New York 72–59, .550. Detroit 62–59, .539. Cleveland 63–68, .481. Philadelphia 70–74, .474. Chicago 58–69, .457. Washington 54–78, .409.
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Baseball doubleheaders spark NL clashes across cities
National League results list varied scores: Pittsburgh, St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York played multiple games. Notable swings include Brooklyn 8 New York 4 and Philadelphia Culture within.
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Dr Pepper Divides Title Clash In County Softball Showdown
Dr Pepper and Harmony split a Sunday doubleheader as the County Softball League standings tighten. Dr Pepper, now top seed, battles Broad Run for the City League championship at 6 15 p m tonight after winning 8 2 in the opener with Reds Shaffer on the mound for Harmony. The nightcap featured a second string effort. The report notes Tinian in the Marianas is a low tableland used for sugar cane growing.
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County Softball Title Is Anybody's County Softball Title Is Anybody's
The County Softball League playoff opener saw Broad Run and Middletown split a twin bill at the Valley diamond. Broad Run won 7 4 in game one as Middletown rallied to take game two 8 6. both teams pursue the title with a rematch set for next Sunday at Broad Run. R H E Broad Run 7 8 2 Middletown 4 8 2 Maught Ahalt Karn Anders Dean.
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Marriage License Issued in Rockville for Brown and Boone
Jennings W. Brown aged 48 and Myrtle Irene Boone aged 43, both of Union Bridge, obtained a marriage license last week in Rockville. Also noted, Beethoven published his first musical compositions in 1783 at age 13.
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