Walters Set to Start All Star Game Pitching Shuffle
Pittsburgh July 10 Bucky Walters of Cincinnati looms as likely NL starter for the 12th annual All Star Game at Forbes Field with McCarthy to select between Hank Borowy and Tex Hughson for the AL. Mentions other star pitchers and possible lineup by McCarthy and Southworth as teams prepare for the exhibition and servicemen fund.
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Lancaster takes Two Off Packers
Lancaster Red Roses sweep Trenton in a doubleheader winning 6 to 2 and 12 to 3. Jack Schmidt and Tex Kardow combined for the victories as Lancaster piled 23 hits. Schmidt allowed four hits in seven innings and Kardow kept Trenton to 13 singles.
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Red Kaiser
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Lancaster
No Little
Sierotko
Smith and Jarvis
Owls' Homestand With Cardials Auft Long Week Schedule
The Owls enjoy a light week with rest for manager Brett and a heavy road stretch after Thursdays game. Allentown Cardinals visit for three games beginning Tuesday, with a double header Wednesday and a single Thursday. Ladies Night offers four five dollar War Stamps to lucky ticket holders. On the road the Owls face Wilmington and Allentown, returning Sunday the 23rd to meet York White Roses in a double header. Interstate League All-Star game at Lancaster on the 17th attracts local players.
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Allentown
Lancaster
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leading hitters include Musial of St. Louis batting .366 with 104 RBIs and 62 runs. Bordagaray of Brooklyn has 62 runs, Kurowski 51 RBIs, Barrett of Pittsburgh 12 triples, Ott of New York 20 homers, Yen of Boston 12 stolen bases. Brecheen of St. Louis tops NL pitching. American League batting leader Doerr of Boston at .240 with 109 hits, Johnson of Boston 59 runs, Stephens of St. Louis 54 RBIs, Cullenbine of Cleveland 24 doubles, Lindell of New York 7 triples, Doerr and Hayer of Philadelphia 10 homers, Stirnweiss of New York 71 SB, Maltzberger of Chicago 61 wins (800).
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Kurowski
St .Louis
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Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
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Boston
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Doerr
R. Johnson
Stephens
Cullenhine
Cleveland
Lindell
Hayer
Philadelphia
Stirnweiss
Maltzberger
Chicago
Owls Fall to Blue Rocks In String Of Setbacks
The Owls were swept in a two game home series by Wilmington, losing 4 to 18 and 1 to 13. Dorman was suspended after a dugout incident with umpire Lyons and catcher Antolick. Levan and Patton led Wilmington with multiple runs batted in including a late home run by Levan and a four run first inning. The Rocks built leads early and cruised behind strong pitching and fielding errors by the Owls.
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Glaser
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Lehman
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Wetterholm
Augustyn
Conter
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Patton
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Rothman
Nowak
Austyn
McConvery
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Jon Lehman
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Brett
Welch
Willmington
Giager
Worponay
Wagerstown
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Reeth
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Baseball doubleheader notes from Hagerstown and Wilmington
In the first game Hagerstown lost 1 to 13 to Wilmington after a 2:00 time, with pitching by Cherkovich and Twarkins and multiple hits for Wetterholm Augustyn McConvery and Korponay. In the second game Wilmington won 13 to 1 over Hagerstown with Levan Lehman Korponay Wetterholm and Glaser contributing, Cherkovich and Dwyer pacing the action over 1:35.
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Glaser
Levan
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Nowak
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Liles
Cherko Vich
Twarkins
Dwyer
Cherkowich
Twargins
Augustryn
Cherkovich
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Gillespie
Brett And Vorman Named All Star Managers
Brett and Dorman were chosen to helm the Western and Eastern Interstate League All-Star teams for the Lancaster game on July 17. Western stars come from Hagerstown York and Lancaster while Eastern stars hail from Allentown Wilmington and Trenton. Balloting for 16 spots per side continues as Lancaster prepares to host the first All-Star game in the city.
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Hagerstown Owls
Dutch Dorman
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Interstate Baseball Writers and Broadcasters Association
Hagerstown
York
Allentown
Wilmington
Trenton
Red Roses
Joe Louis Fails to Appear at Red Cross Club
In Glasgow on July 10 more than 1,000 spectators waited outside the American Red Cross Club for Joe Louis the heavyweight champion. He did not appear and an American officer said Louis was expected the next day for sure for an exhibition bout. A Danish postmaster, Sinar Hollboll, conceived the idea of the Christmas tuberculosis seal.
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Joe Louis
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Sinar Holboll
Houck Keeps Inter-State League Lead Amid Slump
Lancaster outfielder Jack Houck remains the league batting leader at .392 despite a six game skid. Henry Sweeney of York slides to .367, Jesse Levan drops to .352, with Sweeney still leading in RBIs at 54. Bob Davis leads homers with 10 and total bases at 133. Henry Nowak tops doubles with 24. Bob Marjus leads runs with 60 and shares 7 triples with Clark Henry and Lloyd Random. Fred Marsh claims stolen bases at 16. Nowak hits .342 for the Owl outfield. Morgan hits .357 in 16 games. Hagerstown trails York 292 to .303 team batting. Fielding: Allentown .953, Hagerstown .951. Pitching: Mazor undefeated, Kelleher and Brett each 1-1. Carter leads Owls with 8-2. Morgan heads Owls with 8 wins.
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York
Howe News Bureau
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Houck
Bob Davis
Allentown
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Hagerstown
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Fred Marsh
Nowak
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Welch
Dwyer
Martin
Mierkowicz
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York’s
Henry Mazor
Hal Kelleher
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Herb Brett
Dick Carter
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Hamons
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