Owls Slip To Second After Lancaster Loss
The Owls drop to second place after a 16 to 10 loss at Lancaster and a 5 to 4 heartbreak in the nightcap. Fesh and Palkovitz homered for the Owls, Marsh for the Roses, amid a seven-run third inning surge by Lancaster.
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Allentown Beats Trenton Twice In Interstate League Twin Bill
Allentown pitchers Pete Meaor and Johnny Pakron secured a double victory over Trenton under the lights in Trenton New Jersey as the Allentown team swept game one and game two of the Interstate League twin bill.
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Opener Highlights
AP notes multiple openers with stars Walker and Carter of Reds blanking Braves as Walker homered for Amy run and Stir hits boost Reds. Dahlgren and Colman lead Pirates with homers and pinch single driving in winning runs in a 7-4 victory. Johnson and Rolling spark Cubs and Dodgers in the opener with late RBI. Schoppee and Lee pace Phillies in a Care win as Lee shuts Cards for 10th win. Puss and Races also figure in early games with notable performances.
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Letters Awarded At South Potomac Junior High School
At a general assembly South Potomac Junior High School awarded letters in varsity soccer girls and boys basketball and for highest points. Intramural banners went to spring athletic teams and several students earned emblems and autographed portraits for high credits.
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Donald Funk
Marvin Isauosie
Austin Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Richard Miller
William Porterfield
Donald Robinggu
Jack Rufisill
Fred Slick
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Rosemary Burtner
Hewn Yates
Charlotte Chambers
Helen Koliopolus Mars Brimmer
Kathleen Poffenberger
Mary McNamee
Johanna Shrader
Dorothy Jean Tzer
Florella Ford
Phyllis Hoffman
Robert Kuesher
Baience Radisil
William Rulisill
Jack Radisil
Hagerstown
Montell Burgess
Robert Ritchie
Ronald Miller
Jas Minnich
Leonard French
Lloyd May
Charles Beard
Dick Hike
Indians and Browns split with late rallies in doubleheader
Rocco had three hits and two RBIs in a 4-3 Indians victory to balance the doubleheader. Hol Carnett and Tom Turner powered the White Sox to a 6-3 win in 10 innings, Turner homered and drove in two as Chicago took the opener and split the series. George Keil and Jack Kramer led the Athletics and Browns in a 4-3 opener, with Kramer pitching and driving in the winning run in nine innings to even the series.
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Move to Aqueduct New York Opens Racing Day
June 5 at Aqueduct track as New York racing shifts venues. Belmont concluded with wagering totals reported. Ted Atkinson led with a Sanur triple, a standout performance referenced in this tense racing brief.
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Wilmington Beats York in Interleague Doubleheader Sweep
The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the York White Roses 6-4 and 4-5 in a Sunday Interstate League double bill at home, clinching the series 3 games to 1 before 1,740 fans. Key players included Sweeney and Amato for Wilmington with notable pitching by Colville and Carter.
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Unclear 1920s schedules mix amid scattered city names
Fragmentary OCR lists many city teams and venues such as Trenton Hagerstown Lancaster York Wilmington St Louis New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Cleveland with scattered references to games finals scores and dates. The text is garbled with inconsistent spellings and lacks coherent narrative.
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Williamsport, St. Mary's baseball final set for Saturday
Williamsport High faces St. Marys Catholic in the Washington County Scholastic tournament final at Stadium Saturday at 2 p.m. Williamsport advanced by beating Hagerstown 2–0 in a pitchers duel led by Stenger, who struck out ten. St. Marys upset Smithsburg 17–4 to reach the final, with Snooks and Stenger handling the mounds.
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Belmont Stakes Upset Bedevils Pensive With Bounding Home
In New York June 5 Bounding Home outsider defeats Pensive by a half length in the Belmont Stakes as Conn McCreary faces criticism for early moves. Platter pulled up lame, Who Goes There faltered, and Bounding Home earns $55.70 from a 34.70 payout while Pensive tops the year’s earnings. Pensive eyes next in Arling ton classic. Bounding Home targeted for Aqueducts Dwyer. Brazil remains referenced in commentary on church-state order.
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Cage Squad Honors At Williamsport High Banquet
Williamsport High School basketball team hosted a double testimonial banquet at the Hotel Patterson. The squad finished 19 wins and 10 losses to honor Holliday Shank and Glenn Bowman who plan to enter the U S Navy. Attendees included Phil Kretsinger Lindy Stenger Dan Kerns Sam Reed Don Cole Sidney Rider Cliff Eardley Mr Charles Bast Earl Lightner and Coach Dave Miller.
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Holliday Shank
Glenn Bowman
U. S. Navy
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Sam Reed
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Major League Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Walker of Brooklyn with a .426 batting average and 72 hits, Bordagaray of Brooklyn with 38 runs, Schultz of Brooklyn with 37 RBIs, Holmes of Boston with 16 doubles, Barrett of Pittsburgh with 7 triples, Ott of New York with 12 home runs, Macon of Boston with 6 stolen bases, and Lanier and Munger of St. Louis tied 6 1 record. American League leaders feature Tucker of Chicago batting .853, Cullenhine of Cleveland with 39 runs and 54 hits, Cullenhine also leading with 16 doubles and 7 home runs, Gutteridge of St. Louis with 5 triples and 11 stolen bases, and Borowy of New York tied for pitching lead at ???.
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Washington Contender Falls to Cellar on West Trip
The Washington Senators, once seen as a pennant hopeful, slump to last after two losses to the Chicago White Sox and a 9 to 1 setback on the road. They’ve dropped nine of ten as they face Connie Mack’s Athletics in Philadelphia. Ed Garnett and Tom Turner sparked Chicago with four hits and a homer respectively, while the league sees Browns and Yankees rivalries tighten in standings.
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Community Softball League Schedule and Standings
The Y Community Softball League lists results with Potomac Edison and Eagles at 4 1 and 2 5, City Athletic Club and Jamison Storage at 23 and Moller Organ tokens. Tonight 6 15 features Potomac Edison versus Eagles at Reservoir Park and Moller Organ versus Jamison Storage at City Park. Beginning Monday June 12 all teams will play. Tuesday Pangborn Park games move to Monday.
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