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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
15
Major leagues staged two war relief days with doubleheaders and night games drawing 134 578 fans who paid 147 391 to National War Relief Inc. receipts. Dodgers and Giants collected 60 000 in Brooklyn and 73 000 in New York while this year’s all clubs on one day plan yielded 32 000 at Brooklyn and 7 000 at New York.
Fort George G. Meads Md July 1 The Detroit Tigers property Dave Latter a 20 year old regimental pitcher from Leslie Michigan tossed a no hit game with 14 strikeouts in a 76th Division league contest His team won 4 1 giving up one run on errors Latter previously played for Meskegon in the Michigan State league before induction last year Separately American farmers are expected to plant six million acres of flaxseed in 1943.
The Owls lost 6 to 2 in Lancaster after a Roses rally in the ninth. Over a thousand fans witnessed Woody Wheaton, Roses’ pitcher and manager, drive in the winning run with a single to chase Kell. Hagerstown had Greenwald and Mays hurt by errors, while Bowles and Kell provided key hits for Lancaster.
York tied the series with Wilmington in a rough game halted by arguments. Narieka struggled with control after a first inning Alex Daniels walk driven two runs, Schaedler homered for York, and Morgan held Wilmington to errors and hits as York pulled ahead 7-2.
National League leaders include batting Dahlgren Philadelphia 348 McCormick Cincinnati .838 runs Vaughan Brooklyn 65 Camilli Brooklyn 43 RBIs Herman Brooklyn 48 DiMaggio Pittsburgh 42 hits Herman Vaughan 83 doubles Herman Vaughan 22 LitcWwhiler St. Louis and Nicholson Chicago 8 triples Musial St. Louis 10 Russell Pittsburgh 7 home runs Ott New York LitcWwhiler St. Louis Nicholson Chicago 8 stolen bases Vaughan Brooklyn 8 Ott New York Murtough Philadelphia 7 pitching Krnst St. Louis 6 1 Sewell Pittsburgh 10 2 American League batting Stephens St. Louis 340 Heckett Cleveland .335 runs White Philadelphia 39 Vernon Washington 39 RBIs Stephens St. Louis 42 Etten New York 41 hits Wakefield Detroit 10 Hockett Cleveland 76 doubles Keltner Cleveland 16 Lanks St. Louis 16 triples Lindell New York Johnson Washington 6 home runs Keller New York Stephens St. Louis 10 9 stolen bases Case Washington 20 Vernon Washington 15 pitching Gandini Washington 7 0 Grove Chicago 5 0.
Curt Davis Dixie Walker and Paul Waner led Dodgers in a shutout of the Reds with four hits allowed in the opener. Walker and Waner had three hits each including homers, driving in seven in the nightcap. Hiram Bithorn and Bill Nicholson beat the Braves. Lombardi and Pollet starred for the Giants. Lombardi again led the Cardinals with three hits including a homer as Pollet pitched six innings of shutout relief. Doerr and Higgins hit ninth-inning homers in a 12-inning Red Sox-Tigers tilt halted by darkness. Etten drove in two with a homer for a Yankees win over the Indians. Niggeling and Grove tossed strong games for Browns and White Sox. Fletcher and Worthey supplied three hits and two RBIs in a nightcap Phillies win.
High scores were rolled by Mary Louise Downs 123 Carrie Nena maker 110 Addie Spessard 98 Nellie Raff 92. About TL million people live in the French cotonies throughout the world.
Liggin pitched a no hit game as Redbirds crushed Bulldogs 27 to 0 at Hagerstown High. He struck out 11, added three hits, and benefited from flawless defense though Hartle and Bateman also had three hits for the Redbirds. The second game features Redbirds versus Bulldogs Friday at Municipal Santor.
Trenton and Allentown opened their Interstate League doubleheader with a 2-0 Packers win as Dale Matthewson outdueled Cletus Held. In the nightcap Allentown roared back 10-7 behind Johnny Pakrow and a five run burst in a game where Carl Winsch was rough for Trenton.
Yesterday's results show Chicago 7 over Washington 1 and St Louis 3 to Philadelphia 2. New York 3 beat Cleveland 1, Boston edged Detroit 3 to 3 in a high action set of games.
Yesterday Lancaster defeated Hagerstown 6 to 5 and York won 7 to 2 against Wilmington while Trenton lost 2 to 7 and Allentown went scoreless 0 to 10. Today Hagerstown visits Lancaster, Wilmington travels to York, and Trenton plays at Allentown. Tomorrow Hagerstown meets Wilmington and York hosts Allentown with Lancaster visiting Trenton.
In Chicago on July 1 two young eastern players advance to the Women's Open semi finals. Catherine Fox of Glen Ridge faces Patty Berg of Minneapolis, while Dorothy Germain, 19, plays Dorothy Kirby. Germain, Beaver College sophomore, beat Phyllis Otts and Ray Byrne to reach this stage. Fox defeated Margaret Russell and Mrs. O. H. Romadka to advance. Berg, sidelined since 1941 knee surgery, headlines the quartet in pursuit of the title.
Washington plays Chicago while Philadelphia meets St Louis New York faces Cleveland and Boston meets Detroit all games set for tomorrow with teams battling for key standings and momentum.
Chicago 6-5 and Boston 2-4. Brooklyn 5-11 and Cincinnati 0-5. New York 4-0 and St. Louis 2-5. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia tied 3-3. Upcoming games list Pittsburch at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boster, St. Louis at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York.
New York reports a potential lightweight title showdown between Bobcat Bob Montgomery and Swattin Sammy Angott. Plans had Montgomery defending first against Beau Jack, but recent developments hint the Montgomery Angott clash could become the main event, unifying the division.
PACE SETTER Oscar Judd pitched a three hit shutout to defeat the Washington Senators. The veteran lefty, brought up in 1941 from Sacramento after 22 wins in the Pacific Coast League, built his season pace with a dominant performance and strong hitting, collecting three hits himself.
August and Bouncing Beau will get the survivor in September as two money matches grow from one. The Pennsylvania and New York Commissions recognize Bob as head man with Bob likely defending first in Philadelphia. Sammy, a Pennsylvanian, faces pressure over sanctioning Bob over Angott. Jack Montgomery has a Philly date July 19 with Johnny Hutchinson and may duel Bob again if he wins. Railroads move over 2,000,000 troops monthly in organized movements.
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