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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
20
Night results show Wilmington beaten 7 to 4 in a tight affair while Altentown defeats Lancaster 19 to 0. Salisbury hosts Nagerstown 3 and Harrisburg 0 as Bunbury storms to a 6 to 0 win. York 1 remains on the board alongside 46 total points.
Yesterday Brooklyn beat St. Louis 6 to 2. Philadelphia 6 Chicago 6. Boston 18 Pittsburgh 3. New York 6 Cincinnati 2. Tonight Hagerstown Allentown York Lancaster Salisbury Harrishbury Wilmington Sunbury. Today Brooklyn at St Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh Dickford 85. New York at Cincinnati Kennedy 1 2. Philadelphia at Chicago Robarts 4 6. Knppstein 8 8.
Washington reports negotiations to sell the St. Louis Browns to a syndicate led by Bill Veeck are completed though not yet finalized. The deal centers on a $2.2 million stock purchase with debt concerns and required approvals from American League owners before transfer.
Scores show Loule 6 New York 1 Chicago 8 Washington 0 Detroit 7 Boston 3 Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 6. Tonight Louis at New York Suchecki against Raschi, Detroit at Beaten-Trout against Stobbs, Cleveland at Philadelphia with Lamon versus Zoldak. Chicago at Washington night Pierce versus Hudson.
Bill Tilden advances to the quarterfinals of the International Professional Tennis Tourney in Cleveland as he defeats Wayne Sabin 7 6 6 3. Segura beats George Rickey 6 3 6 3 and Elwood Cooke defeats George Littleton Roger 6 1 6 1.
International League Rochester 6 Rochester 3 Syracuse 1 1 Buffalo 6 Ottawa 0 Montreal 5 Toronto 2 Springfield 9 Baltimore 3. Southern Association Memphis 6 Birmingham 2. South Atlantic League Jacksonville 8 Columbus 0 Columbia 4 Charleston 0. Other games postponed.
Lancaster Roser pitcher Chiurley Moblinski lost his no hitter in the ninth after a one hit bid as Lancaster routed Salisbury A's 19 to 0 in Lancaster. The game featured errors and timely offense with 668 witnesses, and a strong defensive effort by the Roses.
Fort Meade Maryland June 13 The Pentagon directs sports to be inclusive with intramural programs under the banner sports for all Walter A Taylor Special services officer Fort Meade says 124000 soldiers in 21 lines across seven states participate in 28 sports Second Army finances sports mainly from post exchanges Capitol Hill and soldiers funding The article lists notable players from Manhattan College West Virginia University North Carolina Green Bay Packers Penn State Pittsburgh and Cleveland Indians among others at Fort Meade The men prefer the new approach and the emphasis on broad participation over star teams.
Sharrett Associates of the Y city league blanked Antietam Firemen 11 to 0 behind Al Barnhart's three hit pitching. Barnhart also homered as his team hit 10 safeties with no errors. Dick Slolterbeck led Antietam with a homer a single and two walks in four at bats.
White Sox pitcher Lou Kretlow threw the first shutout of his major league career against Washington as Chicago opened their second tour of the league. The win boosted Chicago’s lead to 8 games over the Yankees, who lost 5-1 to St. Louis. Kretlow, 27, began the season with Detroit after a 35 000 signing bonus in 1946.
Elks vs Goodwill A C opener rain makeup set for 6 30 at Hager Field with Elks hoping to spoil Goodwill s four game win streak Undefeated Goodwill s Johnny Pullman leads the American Division while Roger Plumer starts for the Elks Terry Bailey handles Goodwill s pitching Darwin Hull and Johnny Print catch For the YMC autos clash at Hager Field MCA won 14 7 over Autos as Boyer struck out ten and Montgomery stole home The Hibs beat Police 6 3 at Staley Field in American Division action Dayton Dayhoff and Unger contributed for the Police in a separate tally
Down memory lane recalls the 66 to 1 game gap for the Detroit Tigers over the Philadelphia A's and Yankees. The piece notes Sammy Snead and Tony Penna leading the U S Open after 18 holes with 69s and cards the St Louis Cardinals 1 0 win over Brooklyn to move NL lead to three games. It also states Pennsylvania Military College defeated Yale in polo and reports Clyde Kluttz signing with the Washington Senators after waivers, hitting .291 for Baltimore last season.
In Allentown Pennsylvania on June 13 Rob Comiskey hit a tenth inning homer with one aboard to lift the Red Birds to a 6 4 victory in the nightcap after Wilmington took the opener 7 4. The doubleheader drew 1 448 fans.
Morris Frock Post No. 4 American Legion honored the 1960 baseball team at a banquet in the new hall last night. James "Rip" Collins, former major leaguer and noted minor league manager, was the principal speaker, brought to the city through Gunther Brewing of Baltimore. He urged the youngsters to value character and effort above all.
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