Jarlett Star For Senators In 16 Inning Win
Harrisburg Senators edged Wilmington Blue Rocks 2 to 1 in 16 innings. Pitchers Al Jarrett and Johnny Burrows pitched all 16, Jarrett allowing five hits and a fourth inning balk that produced Wilmington’s run. Ed Barnett’s double drove the decisive run in the 16th for Harrisburg.
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Grain futures rise after flat session on Monday
Chicago grain markets closed with gains after a volatile day trading above and below Monday's final levels. Wheat and corn led higher with July and September contracts climbing, oats and soybeans showing firm prices, while rye finished mixed. Tobacco production averages about 5 billion pounds annually.
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Fence Busters Lead Major League Home Run Pace
Major league power is up this year with Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox leading the American League by hitting 15 home runs in 45 games. Rudy York of the Tigers and Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees follow as Williams’s pace excites fans. In the National League, Dolf Camilli of the Dodgers and Mel Ott of the Giants clash with Willard Marshall, a Giant rookie outfielder from Atlanta, hot on their heels.
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Prizes to Be Awarded at Eagles Night
Prizes listed for Eagles Night include cash awards from $1.00 to $35.00, along with goods such as shirts, cigars, and household items from local businesses. Contributors include Ches Cunningham, Roy Widdows, Cramer Silk Co, Rudisill’s Quality Shop, and many others in Hagerstown and Waynesboro areas. The event features many categories like hits, home runs, steals, and most runs with assorted sponsors and special prizes. The Maryland Theatre donation adds 20 passes via George Pagett for Owls members.
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Kenneth Anderson
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Rocco's Tavern
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Little Mike’s Tavern
Harry Houpt
Majestic Restaurant
M. A. Bougher
Alex Mandl
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Woodmen of the World
Ted Nearchos
C. K. Hoffman and Sons
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Potomac Distributing Co
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Patterson Coffee Shop
Beck’s Tavern
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Hosiery Co
Harry S. Myers
Bill Ford
Geiger’s Pharmacy
Chaikin’s Pharmacy
Hagerstown Eagles Club
Jacob Pollak
Frank Zinkand
Wagerstown Eagles
Wilmington
Maryland Theatre
George Pagett
Owls
Reds Pitching Staff Bounces Back In Strong Form
Cincinnati Reds surge to third place as starters Walters Derringer Starr Vander Meer Beggs regain strength. Riddle rounds into top form and limiting runs. batting spark from McCormick and rookies Lamanno Haas Marshall boosts offense. Weather and fielding changes cited by front office as factors.
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Joe Beggs
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Frank McCormick
Eighth Straight Loss for Braves
Boston Braves lose their eighth straight, dropping to fifth place as Pittsburgh Pirates shell 13 hits for a 10 to 2 win behind Lefty Kenny Heintzelman. Heintzelman allows nine hits and gains run support early, with Bob Elliott and Al Lopez driving in runs with bases loaded in the first. Lopez adds a second RBI double in the eighth as Pittsburgh pulls away.
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Cattle prices and ore totals reported in Baltimore dispatch
Baltimore reports U S Department of Agriculture cattle prices with steers down slightly from Monday and cows and calves moving to higher grades. Hog prices show top and range figures across weight classes. Colorado notes a cumulative value exceeding three billion dollars from mining over 80 years.
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Bronx Zoo Explodes Old Animal Myths and Legends
A Bronx Zoo statement debunks long standing myths about animals. It addresses beliefs that snakes drink milk hippos sweat blood and horsehair in water turns to snakes, clarifying these popular tales and explaining the truth behind them.
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Inter-State League Results and Standings Update
Yesterday’s games saw Hagerstown 5 Trenton 2 Harrisburg 2 Wilmington 1 and Lancaster 3 Allentown 2. Standings show Wilmington 26-16, Hagerstown 23-21, Harrisburg 21-16, Allentown 20-18, Trenton 15-24, Lancaster 14-23. Today’s matchups list Hagerstown at Trenton Harrisburg at Wilmington Lancaster at Allentown. Tomorrow’s schedule has Wilmington at Hagerstown Trenton at Lancaster and Allentown at Harrisburg.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Behind Yankees Win
In the American League New York defeated Detroit 4 to 1 while Boston beat St. Louis 7 to 4 and Philadelphia topped Chicago 2 to 0. Cleveland edged Washington 7 to 6 with several upcoming matchups listed including Detroit at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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National League Scores and Schedule Update
Pittsburgh crushed Boston 10 to 2 while New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Brooklyn and St Louis games were postponed with only two matchups scheduled: New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago with another Philadelphia at Chicago contest listed.
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Fourth straight for Hank Borowy
New York defeats Detroit 4 to 1 as rookie Hank Borowy limits Tigers to four hits for his fourth win. Joe Gordon extends hitting streak to 26 games, Buddy Hassett ends his 20 game run. Henrich and Keller drive in runs, while Don Ross and Roger Cramer involved in early Tigers scoring.
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Gas Rationing Boosts Race Track Profits Despite Fewer Cars
New York June 4 Amid gas and tire shortages attendance at major tracks like Belmont Aqueduct Suffolk and Delaware held up while betting surged. Belmont drew 436 956 fans wagering 27 773 297 for a 24 day meeting far above last year. Aqueduct opened with 13 797 fans and 869 469 in handle, while Empire City and Saratoga face transport challenges ahead. The parking attendant noted fewer cars arriving but many were high quality limousines, reflecting a surge in two buck bettors and strong profits for tracks overall.
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Athletics Blank Chicago Sox 2-0 in low hit game
Philadelphia edged Chicago White Sox 2 to 0 as two Athletics hits produced both runs. Bob Johnson opened with a double in the second inning, Cody Smith’s bunt play allowed Johnson to score, and Pete Suter later scored on a fielder’s choice. Suter walked and scored in the fifth on Harris’ single to put the A’s ahead.
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