Owls Begin Long Road Stretch In Lancaster Series
The Owls start a three day road stand in Lancaster this evening then travel to Trenton for three and return to Lancaster over the weekend. They face Wilmington, Allentown, and York in upcoming games as they battle for first place. Owner Oren E Sterling announced Bill Angstadt will return home and Hkely joins the Owls in Lancaster tonight. Angstadt, who split time with Buffalo, won 17 games last season and also contributes with the bat.
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Lancaster
Trenton
Wilmington
Allentown
York
Dormanites
Oren E. Sterling
Bill Angstadt
Hkely
Bill
Buffalo
Bucky Harris
Williamsport High Winning Contested Baseball Game
Williamsport High defeated Boonsboro 11 to 3 after scoring eight runs in the second inning. Elmer Hutzell pitched seven innings, allowing eight hits as Williamsport gathered 15 singles with standout extras from Cline, Shank and Stenger. D Guyton, Wolf, Hutzell, and Shank were the battery, while Williamsport’s defense starred throughout.
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Williamsport High
Dick Guyton
Boonsboro Hurter
Williamsport
Elmer Hutzell
Cline
Shank
Stenger
Boonsboro
D. Guyton
Wolf
E. Hutzell
Interleague baseball results and standings brief
Interleague results list yesterday’s scores Wilmington 10 Allentown 3 and Detroit 4 New York 3. National League shows Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1, St Louis 4 Boston 2, Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 7. Fighter Bob Montgomery reports for army induction at New Cumberland PA.
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Allentown
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Beaton
Bob Montgomery
New York-Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Cumberland
Wilmington Wins Tie For First In Interleague
The Wilmington Blue Rocks beat Allentown 10 to 3 to move into a tie for first place with the Idle Hagerstown Owls in the Interstate Baseball League. Frank Lugos opened a four-run first inning as Mitchell Cherkovich scattered nine hits to win.
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Dei
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Hagerstown Owls
Allentown
The
Rocks
Frank Lugos
Mitchell Cherkovich
Cardinals
Abrha OA
Pinion
Davis
Cappa
Lancellott
Vanek
Bucha
Masson
Cole
Lugos
Geiss
King
Habenicht
Pakron
Opere
Glaser
Jankowski
Levan
Lehman
If Wetterholm
Korponay
Kline
Neisler
Chetkovich
Rider
Danna
Gos
Heller
Dzigan
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists top league leaders. Brooklyn figures dominate batting and runs, Ott leads home runs for the season, while Lanier and Munger of St. Louis lead in pitching with 8 1 records. American League leaders include Tucker hitting .400 for Chicago and Seerey, Hayes, and Spence tying for home runs at six.
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Bordagaray
Schultz
Holmes
Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
Macon
Lanier
Munger
St. Louis
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Stephens
Doerr
Gutteridge
Seerey
Hayes
Philadelphia
Spence
Washington
Stirnweiss
Borowy
Stars Shine as Munger Stifles Braves in Six Victory
Yesterday's action features George Munger limiting the Braves to three hits over seven innings before a dislocated finger ends his day as the Cardinals gain a 4-2 win. Dick Barrett drives in four for Philadelphia in an 8-7 win over Cincinnati with a late ninth-inning assist. Johnny Barrett blasts a homer for Pittsburgh in a 2-1 victory over Brooklyn and makes a sensational ninth-inning catch. Danny Gardella breaks the tie with a two-run homer in the seventh to lift the Giants past Chicago 5-3. Stan Spence ties the league record with six hits in a 6-for-6 day as Washington thumps St. Louis 11-6. Don Rose belts a late double for Detroit to beat the Yankees 4-3 in 16 innings. George Metkovich hits a three-run homer to lift Boston over Cleveland 7-6.
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Cardinals
Braves
Dick Barrett
Phils
Cincinnati
Bill Lee
Johnny Barrett
Pirates
Brooklyn
Luis Olmo
Danny Gardalla
Giants
Chicagoland
New York
Attaight
Stan Spence
Sensiors
Siz
Washington
Don Rose
Tigere
Jimmy Outlaw
Detroit
Yankees
George Metkovich
Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland
Jack Hand
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Luke Sewell
Philadelphia
Steve O'Neill
Paul Trout
Hal Newhouser
Lefty Hat
Don Ross
Ailey Donald
George Myatt
Tribe
Metkovich
Pittsburgh
Kip Sewell
Barrett
Babe Dahlgren
Curt Davis
Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Max Lanier
Fred Schmidt
Kewpie
Reds
Danny Gardella
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Chicago
Polo Grounders
Palumbo Rides A Pair Of Winners
Sammy Palumbo rode William Morrow's Tumble Boy to win the Touchdown Club purse at Charles Town in about seven furlongs, finishing three lengths ahead of Mrs. Virginia D. Waple's Glorious See with Walter Mountain's Gray Cali third. Tumble Boy, a second straight Charles Town victory, was the odds on favorite and paid $3.40.
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W. Va
Sammy Palumbo
William Morrow
Tumble Boy
Touchdown Club
Charles Town Jockey Club
Virginia D. Waple
Walter Mountain
Allen T. Clarke
Walter Haight
Palumbo
R. H. Clemson
Maryland
G. T. Strother
Browns Lose Selves Into First Place
Browns slip into first place after a mixed set of results as Seattle, Detroit, and Washington rally. Luke Sewell’s Browns suffer a 11-5 loss to Washington while Detroit beats New York in 16 innings. Stan Spence ties a modern record with six hits for Washington. George Metkovich hits a three run homer for Boston.
Twilight Tear Betters Pensive In Calumet Farm Debate
Warren Wright notes 34 of 35 Calumet runners are home bred with Twilight Tear rated top filly of the year. Jockey Conn McCreary and trainer Ben Jones back Twilight Tear as best among fillies, while Wright favors Miss Keeneland and Jones backs Mar-Kell. McCreary cites Twilight Tear as possible to beat Pensive.
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Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Pensive
Ben Jones
Twilight Tear
Twilight
Tear
Conn McCreary
Calumet Farm Tider
Wright
Jones
McCreary
Miss Keeneland
Mar-Kell
McCreery
Fine Files
Tigers Surge Intrigues Fans After Sweep of Yankees
Detroit fans rally as the Tigers win six straight, improving to 17 wins in 25 starts for a 480 pace. Manager Steve ONeill praises a strong pitching staff led by Hal Newhouser, Paul Trout, and John Gor sica, with 18 victories among the trio this season.
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Jame
New York Yankees
Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Paul Trout
John Gaorrica
Hal Newhouser
Trout
Newhouser
Gorsica
Newhouse
Armstrong Favored To Extend Winning Streak In 10 Round Bout
Henry Armstrong famed as a former featherweight and welterweight champion was favored to win his 11th straight in a comeback by facing Willie Joyce of Gary Indiana in a 10 round match tonight in Chicago.
Smithsburg High Holds Field Day With Grade 12 Dominance
Smithsburg High School hosted a field day where Grade 12 led with 46 points, followed by Grade 10 with 19 and Grade 11 with 16. McClay earned three first places and Pryor two. numerous events featured top finishers across grades in sprints, jumps, relays, and throws.
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Smithsburg High School
MccClay
Pryor
Winders
Smith
Tracey
McClay
Warrenfeltz
Happel
Helston
Hauger
Kipe
Frey
Happe
Kiine
Hoffman
Slick
Bowman
Guessford
Pensive Aims for Belmont Triple Crown Test
New York June 2 Warner Wrights Pensive seeks a seventh turf triple crown by winning Saturdays Belmont Stakes worth 50000 added. Trainer Ben Jones says Pensive ready after 1:55 2-5 breeze. Other runners include Platter Who Goes There Bounding Home Boy Knight and Free Lance as field readies for mile and a half test. If victorious Pensive joins Count Fleet Whirlaway War Admiral Omaha Gallant Fox and Sir Barton as triple crown winners.
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New York
Warren Wright
Annezing
Ben Jones
George D. Widener
Platter
William Ziegler, Jr
Crispen Colebay
Boy Knight
H. C. Phipps
Free Lance
Pensive
Belmont
Son of Challenger
Withers
Johnny Longden
Widener
Eddie Arcaro
Conn McCreary
Willam Ziegler,Jr
Crispin Oglebay
Count Fleet
Whirlaway
War Admiral
Omaha
Gallant For
Sir Barton
Hippo at Brookfield Guards Fifth Baby at Zoo
Chicago reports Brookfield zoo hippo Bebe guarded her fifth baby a 40 pound calf born yesterday as the season’s largest crowd watched. Papa hippo Toto joined the pair in the pool while 100 attendants said the calf would remain submerged for an undetermined period after birth. The birth was about three months late.
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Hbebe
Brookfield Zoo
Bebe
Toto
Burrows Signs with Buffalo Bisons in International League
Buffalo July 2. John Burrows a left handed pitcher formerly with the Chicago Cubs was declared a free agent by Judge Kenesaw Landis and signed today with the Buffalo Bisons of the International League Burrows 30 was traded to the Cubs in 1942 after appearing in about 20 games for the Philadelphia Athletics
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N.Y
John Burrows
Chicago Cubs
Kenesaw Landis
Buffalo Bisons
Burrows
Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
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