Giants and Pirates Rally Ends in 3-0 Giants Victory
The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 0 after trailing 8-0, with Liond Gearhart's two-run homer and a late double by Bill Rigney fueling the comeback. Fritz Ostermueller pitched five innings of no-hit ball before the Giants broke through. Ken Trinkle earned his seventh win in relief. In Cleveland, Bob Feller powered a 4-3 win over the Yankees, preserving the Indians' late rally.
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Unable To Explain His Wrong Way Run Brooklyn
Harry Buffington of the Brooklyn Dodgers ran 30 yards into his own end zone in Baltimore during an All-America Conference game. He claimed a blocked start and a spinning stumble led to the mistake before he realized the wrong direction. The play preceded a Colts touchdown as Baltimore won 16 to 7.
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Moore Wins by Technical Knockout Over Bivins in Frantic Armory Fight
Archie Moore of St. Louis defeated Gummy Bivins of Cleveland by technical knockout in the ninth round at the Regiment Armory before 7 916 hot fans. The bout saw Moore pound Bivins who weighed 183 pounds while Moore carried ten pounds lighter, and both fighters struggled in the stifling arena. Moore nearly collapsed from a jab in the sixth, claiming an eye gouge, a claim denied by Referee Eddie Leonard.
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County Wide High School Clinic Overseen by Expert Coaches
Expert coaches will conduct a county wide high school clinic in soccer cross country and football at Frederick H school Saturday at 9 30 am DST War ren Evans county recreation supervisor announced Monday Helma Hann Bowers from FHS leads women’s activities Bill Jeffrey Penn State College coach will analyze cross country racing Primarily for coaches and PE directors the clinic open to playground supervisors and general public. LEAGUE ORGANIZES Arcade Bowling League reorganized Friday night at North Market street pike increasing from 10 to 14 teams this year Pete Flair elected president Glenn Keilholtz Buck Forte and Bob Macendt in roles
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Greek Ambassador to U S Vassiliades Takes Post
New Greek ambassador to the United States, Vassiliades, has taken over his duties aboard a welcoming ceremony at the embassy. He arrives amid talks on regional security and cultural exchange programs.
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Williams Slumps But Still Leads AL Batting Race
Boston slugger Ted Williams remained atop the American League batting race despite a three point slip in the latest week, lifting his average to .357. Dale Mitchell fell to .327, while Chicago’s Taffy Wright surged to .325 with 12 singles in 27 at bats. Other leaders include DiMaggio and McCosky at .322, Pesky at .321, Boudreau .319, Kell .212, Appling .311, and McQuinn .302. Williams added two homers for 29 and 94 RBIs. Frank Shea improved to 17-4 for New York, while Bob Feller increased strikeouts to 173.
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Yesterday's Results and Today's Nhl Games
Yesterday results show New York defeating Pittsburgh with other clubs not scheduled. Today's slate includes New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cinemaatz Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis in a night schedule.
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Mills Wins European Light Heavyweight Title by TKO
Freddie Mills of Great Britain defeated Pol Gatfaux of Belgium by technical knockout in the fourth round of a 15 round bout to claim the European light heavyweight title in London. Both fighters weighed 172 pounds.
Gallorette Near Top As A Money Winner
Maryland bred Gallorette pursues a $10,000 stake to surpass Bushers as the leading money winning mare in the world. She may overtake Busner on September 20 with the Beltame Handicap at Aqueduct while awaiting the race's first or second money. Brewers Triumph: Harrisburg reports the Heurich Brewers defeating Germant club 5 to 1 in the All American amateur baseball tourney with Crouhamel fanning and a late Washington rally.
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Walker Extends Lead As Batting Crown Rivalries Intensify
Harry Walker of the Philadelphia Phillies widened his edge in the NL race with 9 hits in 22 at bats for a .356 season average, leading in hits and triples. Phil Cavarretta clings to .430, Augie Galan sits third at .319, and Pete Reiser at .316. Walker also tops in runs 119 and RBIs 123, while Jackie Robinson swipes 24 bases. Larry Jansen anchors the pitching win record at 17 with a .773.
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Trump Strategy in a South West Dealer Tournament Card
William E. McKenney discusses a bridge hand from the South West dealer tournament. Declarer wins the opening clubs, then leads hearts and finesses spades, avoiding a trump pull to secure the contract. West cannot beat the defense, and only the ace of diamonds remains for West.
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Postponed Exhibition Game Moves To Thursday Night
Rain and wet grounds forced the postponement of the exhibition between Frederick City Softball League AllStars and Dr Pepper. The rescheduled game will be Thursday evening with a second game in a best two of three series set for next Monday. Dr Pepper declared City League champion after Economy Oil declined playoff entry.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Include News and Music Blocks
A scrambled listing shows radio programs on WAAL WAAL 630 and others with time slots in EST and daylight adjustments. It catalogs News Reports Evening Serenades sports dramas and variety hour blocks with names like Red Barber and Gabriel Heaton, plus dance bands and late night features.
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