Allentown And Trenton Split In Pennsy City
The Hagerstown Owls will be idle today then depart for York to open a four game series with single games Friday and Saturday and a Sunday double header. Allentown and Trenton split a doubleheader here, with Trenton winning the nightcap after a 12-8 first game. Ollie Vanek returns to Allentown, while Raleigh? no, Velasquez and Martin star for Hagerstown as Domann battles for the Spartans.
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Ferrell Near Alltime AL Record For Catchers
CHICAGO July 1 Nick Ferrell veteran Washington catcher today was within one game of tying the alltime American League mark for most games caught 11721 held by Ray Schalk the former White Sox receiver Ferrell 38 and in the league since 1928 was to start behind the plate for Washington against Chicago in today’s game with Schalk’s record standing from 1812 to 1925
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Ray Schalk
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Ferrell
Washington White Sox
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Funkstown Triumph Over Brewers at Reservoir Field
Funkstown defeated the Queen City Brewers 16 to 6 at Reservoir Field yesterday. Jack Beard pitched seven scoreless innings after the second, with R Minnick going 4 for 5 and Joe Suibitts 3 for 4 to pace Funkstown’s offense. Myers led Queen City with 3 for 4 including a long homer. Funkstown travels to Shafer Park to face Boorsborg in a 2005 season tilt.
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Reservoir Field
Jack Beard
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Joe Suibitts
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Fommstown
Boorsborg
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Best Cowboy Has Only One Hand
St Paul Oregon July 5 Mitch Owens of Fresno California pointed 66 contestants to win a 590 dollar prize for best all around cowboy at the annual St Paul Rodeo day. Owens was with his wife to Flay tTounts for and was Thren- Bis threen by 6 pchos.
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Interstate League results and upcoming games brief
Recent Interstate League scores show Hagerstown 3 versus 5, Wilmington 0 versus 9, Allentown 12 defeating Trenton 3, York 3 losing to Lancaster 14, with Lancaster 14-3 and York 9-3 listed among noted results. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Hagerstown at York and Allentown at Lincytster with Trenton vs Wilmington.
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American League Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Pitchers
Highlights show Washington 6 Detroit 1 and Chicago 4 2 while other scores are garbled. Tonight's matchups include Detroit with ONeill facing Mheler, New York at Cleveland Norham vs Kifleman, Philadelphia at St Louis Newsom or Muncrief, and Washington at Chicago Leonard vs Lonatti. Tomorrow schedule lists Washington at St Louis and New York at Detroit plus Boston at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Leonard
Lonatti
Wiatshinebeu
National League Pitchers Feature Mixed Matchups Across Cities
In a slate of National League games, Tolay faces Froiahte with Cleelneit on the mound in Troksyn Towmin, Tardie-Lewis at New York, Brewer (2-2) duels Viitsbursh (2-3) in Philadelphia, Uhiernn opposes Reston-Wsee (8-5) as Tohin posts a 5-7 line, Comarcow Re Lreokiye travels to New York and engen faces Philadelphia amid scattered Spanish signals.
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Philadelphia
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A rundown of leaders by position with key figures. Holmes of Boston leads batting at .402 and 69 runs. Cavarretta of Chicago hits .387. Olmo of Brooklyn and others top RBIs and hits. Pitching leaders include Cooper of Boston 7-1 and Ferriss 13-2.
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Cavarretta
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Walker
Rucker
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Lombard
Outsiders Win Four Holiday Stake Races
Outsiders claim four of seven Holiday turf stakes as 310,588 fans wager a record 14,718,844 dollars across 13 tracks. Stymie and Sea Swallow pull off upsets at Belmont and Suffolk while Dockstader and Daily Trouble win at Delaware Park and Washington Park. Santa Anita’s Busher headlines the Santa Margarita with a convincing victory, and Degage takes the Tremont at Belmont as crowds set wagering records.
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Ethel D. Jacobs
Stymie
Suffolk Downs
Greentree Stable
Dockstader
Delaware Park
David Strauss
Daily Trouble
Washington Park
Louis B. Mayer
Greentree Bam
Hirsch Jacobs
Bobby Permane
Haile
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Eddie Arcaro
Olympic Zenith
Suffolk
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Canina
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Wells
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St. Jock
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Take Wing
Walter Jeffords
Red Stick
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the Doge
Adonis
William Helis
Degage
Islam Prince
Belmont
Manipur
Fountain Head Golfers Active Holiday Tourneys
The Fountain Head golf club saw strong participation in holiday events with a special nine hole tournament led by Clarence Steele and Aldine Lakin runner up. Arthur Dorsey won the first flight consolation, while Roy Garrett beat Fred Reynolds in the second flight. Walter Westphal took the third flight title with A. J. Hock as runner up, and Earl Hoffman won the consolation. Fourth flight went to M. Decker with Charlie Slick as runner up. no consolation awarded. An 18 hole handicap were Bert Carlson and Carroll France tying for low gross at 79, with Dr. Chappelear posting low net 70. Donald Kaylor eagle on fifth, Carroll France eagle on third hole.
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Ner
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A. J. Hock
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Charlie Slick
Bert Carlson
Carroll France
Dr. Chappelear
Donald Kaylor
Charles Town racing results show multiple races and pays
Race card from Charles Town lists seven races with winners and payouts. First place, horses like Will Win and Pigeon earned notable returns. second through seventh include Supreme Flag, Garand, Acre, Valley Dirk, Minn Gallant, and Col. Scott among various entrants, with times and contender entries noted.
Equifox Wins at Arlington Park Mile Race
Equifox eight years old and son of Equipose romped to victory in the first division of the $25,000 added Equiposse mile at Arlington Park Washington Park before a 40,000 crowd. He won $15,550 to raise his season total to $24,000, while Daily Trouble owned by David Strauss of Cincinnati captured the second division by three and a half lengths in a faster time.
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Equipose
Arlington Park
Washington Park
Daily Trouble
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Cincinnati
Howard Wells
Lexington
Lancaster and York Divide in Fourth of July Split
Lancaster and York drew a record crowd as Lancaster won the nightcap 14 to 9 after losing the opener 3 to 2. Stan Stenoff got the win, Morgan the loss, with York scoring in the first inning off Fred Peeler. Broome’s bases clearing double highlighted the first frame. Dominick pitched well for York in the final two innings.
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Morgan
Yor
Fred Peeler
Broome
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Skidgel
Peeler
Armstrong
Napoles
AS. R
Sobczak
Patton
Kardow
Stenoff
Reisig
Porter
Kardon
Moyer
Tell He
Murphy
July 4 Sports Biggest Day
July 4 sports drew 699,172 spectators across races and major league games. Belmont Park set a wagering record on a seven race card. Santa Anita led in attendance with 63,000 and $3,457,556 wagered. Major league crowds topped 209,035 with 45,376 at Detroit for Red Sox Tigers. Polo Grounds hosted 40,560 as Cardinals beat the Giants twice.
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Cardinals Hit Surge Prompts NL Alarm, Aug 4 1949
The St. Louis Cardinals surged in hitting with 27 runs and 36 hits in a doubleheader against New York, aided by Augie Bergamo's power display. Chicago, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia also had notable games as pennant races tightened across the league, with Washington and Detroit competing for top spots in the American.
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Associated Press
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Bob Logan
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Bucky Walters
Art Herring
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Stymie Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Last-To-First Finish
Mrs Ethel D Jacobs Stymie defies odds to upset favored Devil Diver by 1 1/2 lengths in the Brooklyn Handicap at Belmon t Park. Jockey Bobby Permane rides the four year old from last to win the mile and a quarter race as 50 269 in attendance watches a Horatio Alger rise story unfold. Stymie and Haile pair to block a Met Suburban Brooklyn sweep by Devil Diver, a feat not seen since 1913.
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Stymie
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Whisk Broom
Hudlin Shuts Out Pelicans In One-Hit Victory
Veteran Willis Hudlin, longtime Cleveland Indians pitcher, hurled a neat one-hitter as he and his Little Rock Travelers defeated New Orleans 11 to 1. Hudlin also manages the team in the game played last night. Milk contains five to six times more calcium than many other foods.
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Little Rock Travelers
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