Cochrane backs Cubs as World Series threats
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane predicts the Tigers will beat Chicago for the pennant or moves toward the World Series as the Cubs heat up on a winning streak. Chicago manager Charlie Grimm presides over a brisk two hour workout with eye on a seven game drive for the pennant against Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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First Game Tonight in Frederick County League Series
The first of a proposed three game series between Petraes the Bedswik and Union Bridge will be played this afternoon at 7 30 o clock in Union Bridge. The teams are evenly matched as shown in the regular schedule with two top pitchers, Charlie Minnick and Woody Younkins, slated to start. If needed, a third game may be set for Brunswick next Saturday with location to be announced later.
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Middletown Aims to Clinch Series in Wayneboro Tilt
Middletown, Frederick County League champions, travel to Waynesboro for the second game against the Eagles. Reese The De Ratt and Arthur Harner start for Middletown while Keller, ex Middletown HS star, lasts for Waynesboro with Omar Marz likely to pitch. If Middletown wins today, they clinch. a loss pushes the deciding game to tomorrow.
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Rumors Stir Fight Night As Broadway Buzz Grows
New York reports a flood of rumors and speculation around a major boxing event on Broadway. Louis’ chances are debated amid talk of hidden influences, while Max Barr eyes safeguarding a showdown as momentum builds for the big fight night. In Syracuse, Font’s early homer fuels a Royals rout of the Reds, 8 to 1, tying the series at one game apiece.
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Do You Remember Ono Year Ape Today Pau
A garbled sports brief recalls Dean pitching a no hit no run game for We Cerdimls against Brooklyn. It mentions the Cardinals needing four wins in six to cinch the National League title, and references Mickey Wet nearing the acceleration a decade ago.
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Rice And Price Upset To Claim City Doubles Title
Georgetown University star Lloyd Rice and Princeton’s Charlea Price upset the veteran Frederick pair Robert Clapp and Richard Ramsburg to win the city doubles championship 3-4, 6-4, 7-5, 6-3. The youths rallied from 2-0 in the third set to seize five games and claim the title along with city trophies and medals.
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Lawler At Mount Keeps Fingers Crossed For Season
Mount St Marys coach Joe Lawler reports no serious injuries after five weeks of pre season football. A long scrimmage showed Stan Simonovich’s strong center play and threats for the quarterback job between Corning Smyth and Tony Apichella. Two drills are planned as Freedom from Classes allows a potential scrimmage tomorrow.
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Victory Out Of Defeat By WM. E. McKENNEY
The column analyzes a bridge hand where declarer must counter a four spade contract. It details opening leads, dummy plays, and spade and club sequences, illustrating how careful counting and signaling can turn a losing line into a contract made. The piece reflects bridge tactics and observer commentary on the play.
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Hustlers Meet Middletown Here at McCurdy Field Sunday
Middletown visits Frederick Hustlers at McCurdy Field at 3 PM with Hall of Fame prospect Obarnie Keller at third base replacing Charlie Emabery. Middletown lineup features Jake Bedyva, Harold Remsberg, Kepker, Bo Hauver and Palmer Young. Arthur Hauver to start on mound versus Fraley as Franklin Six fields his strongest lineup. Gulf Refining teams and a Frederick All-Stars game follow earlier in the day.
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Rookies Vie For Major League Berths Next Spring
The waning pennant races spotlight promising rookies as scouts add depth. Cuban third baseman Estallella impresses Washington and may claim third base if kept, while Buddy Lewin battles Cusano for a spot. Lenean Little's power and erratic image stir crowds, contrasted by Walter Emery’s favored choice in national final.
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Court News Marriage Licensees and Divorces
Ralph L Hargett aged 23 and Clara G W Rippeon aged 18, both of Frederick. Rous 1, James A Hardy aged 21 and Irene P Sinota aged 38, both of Mt Ann Herman Densley Devine aged 39, of Washington, and Patsy Percell Woodeon aged 28, Vigoria A. A neatly developed propeller brake enables pilots to make smoother and easier landings.
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Tri County Baseball Week End Battles Shake Second-Half Race
Tri County Baseball League opens May 3 with five Sunday games as Cedar Grove Brunswick Walkersville and Wakefield battle for the second half pennant Cedar Grove need a win to keep the title hopes alive while Walkersville faces Wakefield and Cedar Grove plays Frederick and Middletown The league relies on ace Ralston LeGore for Cedar Grove and Lefty War for Walkersville as rivals push for post season action
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Allgire Reinstated by Tri-County League
Denny Allgire catcher for the Point of Rocks team in the Tri-County League is reinstated after a suspension by President R J Atkinson and will be eligible to play Sunday.
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