Frederick Faces Loss of Title Circuit Franchise Over Night Ball
Frederick could lose its franchise in the Maryland State Independent championship circuit for lacking night baseball facilities. Havre de Grace installed lights to host playoff games as Tru-Fit beats Boonsboro and Baltimore Hustlers drop Elkton. Attendance nears 3,000 at Bugle Field for a first-round clash between Tru-Fit and Washington County League’s Boonsboro as both teams plan night play.
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Redskins To Camp In College Park Ahead Of Bears Game
The Washington Redskins, ranked No 1, plan a College Park Maryland camp starting Monday as preparation for the charity game with the Chicago Bears at Baltimore Stadium on Sept 22. After a 36-41 victory over Green Bay in Denver the team will play Norfolk Shamrocks in Norfolk Sunday. Coach Turk Edwards will keep the squad at the University of Maryland all fall with several Redskins helping Maryland coach Clark Shaughnessy. Sammy Baugh and Wayne Milner expected on site.
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Navy Beats West Virginia In Two Hour Scrimmage
Navy football overwhelmed West Virginia in a long scrimmage in Annapolis, scoring six times while limiting the Mountaineers. Captain Tom Hamilton praised the session as beneficial to both teams, noting Navy’s earlier fall practice gave them an edge. Mountaineer coach Bill Kern predicted a tougher game in the rematch.
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Semi pro backfield start in Frederick gridiron scrimmage
Frederick's semi pro football squad eyeing its first game with a 3:30 p.m. scrimmage at Baker Park. About 20 players form the focal eleven under coaches Fred Kemp and Buzz Rhedbrick, who are shaping a ten game schedule with interest from Baltimore Washington and Hagerstown teams. Financial backing and equipment arrangements are being finalized as former Frederick Redskins members are contacted for jerseys and gear. A roster announcement is expected after this weekend’s practices.
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Middletown and Damascus in Tri Court net final series
Middletown faces Damascus in the first game of a best two of three net series at Middletown on Sunday at 2 PM with a possible neutral site for a third game. Umpires Wright and Warrenfeltz will officiate the opener as Clarke Shet inheim announces the league plan after managers met.
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Baseball scores and upcoming AL games brief
Yesterday results show New York 4 Detroit and Boston 6 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia Chicago 9 St Louis. Today matchups include New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis. An offhand note mentions August and September as ideal months for strawberry bed fertilization.
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Cards Dominate Dodgers 10-2 In Series Opener
Howie Pollet of the St. Louis Cardinals pitched five strong innings as Brooklyn’s lineup fell apart early. Joe Garagiola belted a three run homer in the first inning, sparking a 10-2 rout that put the Cards atop the standings. Brooklyn’s Kirby I ne faced the decisive early deficit, while George Munger was named to oppose Joe Hatton in the next game as St. Louis asserted control of the pennant race.
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Cubs and Phillies Split In Philadelphia Doubleheader
Philadelphia took the first game 4 to 2 to seize fifth place in the National League before Cubs rallied in the 10th inning to win the second game 3 to 4. Key moments include Phil Cavaretta’s RBI single in the 10th and Marvin Stickert’s run-scoring double, as Chicago and Philadelphia traded victories in a tight twin bill.
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Softball Title Play To Resume on Monday
Senior City League action resumes Monday at 5 30 p m with the Economy Oil Dr Pepper playoffs continuing after a Sunday postponement. City League President C Cyril Klein confirms the schedule while players await the decisive games in the local softball championship race.
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City Softball League pennant contenders adjust schedule
After a Thursday debate, City Softball League pennant contenders move the fourth game to Monday evening to avoid clashing with Maryland State Independent baseball at McCurdy Field. Dr Pepper and Economy Oil agree to postpone their duel after Oilers objections, leaving the fifth game date undecided as Economy Oil holds two wins in the four to go series. Smiley Quick and three unknowns survive two more rounds of the amateur championship at Balxrol. they advance to the 36 hole semi finals tomorrow.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Philadelphia and Chicago split a double header with scores 4 to 5 and 4 to 1. St Louis outscored Brooklyn 10 to 2 while Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 1. Second game went 10 innings. Public links mention Ted Bishop of Yeahoo and two rivals Kammer Jr. of Grasse Pointe Farms and Boo Wale lit of Kansas City competing in the national championship after Army service.
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