Braves Close Home Stand With 4 1 Victory Over Lancaster
The Hagerstown Braves earned a 4-1 win over Lancaster as Jim Warmoth in his first start and rookie William Wilson, a Amherst College alum, joined the pitching staff. Wilson, 21, from Easton Pa, impressed in practice and is slated for Sunday start in Sunbury.
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Handy Andy Bush Aims for Seventh Win in Stadium Showdown
The Hagerstown Braves host the Lancaster Red Roses at Municipal Stadium in an 8:15 PM rubber game to close the home stand. Andy Bush pitches for Hagerstown seeking his seventh win of the season as Henry Franklin takes the mound for Lancaster following last night’s 4 1 victory by the Braves.
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Cubs Upset Dope Surprises Bruins In Pennant Chase
New York writer notes the Chicago Cubs pressing the Dodgers and Giants in a tense pennant race. Cavaretta and coaches Davis and Johnson are discussed, with emphasis on running fitness and need for power hitting.
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Legion Team Hosts Taneytown In Reservoir Park Game
The Morris Frock American Legion junior baseball team meets Taneytown in a Western Maryland District game at Reservoir Park tomorrow at 2 40 p m. Morris Frock aims for its third straight win after beating Frederick and Brunswick. Manager LeRoy Metz lists Charles Barnes to pitch with Rollin Lowell catching.
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Halfway Nine Wins With Big Inning
Halfway Nine beat the St. James Blue Jays for their third win of the season powered by a four run fourth inning sparked by a long triple from Mowen and timely hits aided by three errors. Pitching by Shank and Lovell helped secure the win as Poffenberger and Tharnhart each earned two hits. Heard and Knight led St. James in a high scoring loss. Halfway plans a 2:40 p.m. practice Saturday at City Park joining available players.
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Important Games In Hagerstown Little League Schedule Set
Two key games in the National Division are slated for this evening at Hager Field and Staley Field. Autos meet Eagles at 6 40 and Maryland Motors face Panghorn with both games shaping the first half outcome. Panghorn leads 5 2 while Eagles and Maryland Motors tie at 4 4 with close standings.
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Police win first half pennant in Little League American Division
The Police defeated the Elks 4 to 0 at Hager Field to secure the half title. Gossard allowed two hits and struck out nine for the Police while Plume yielded four hits and eight K's. Goodwill beat Brandts 8 to 0 at Staley Field with Rowe and Karnes delivering key hits and Bailey fanning 11.
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Ford Jordan Emerging Star For Hagerstown Braves
Veteran third baseman Ford Jordan, sidelined by a back injury earlier, has regained form for the Hagerstown Braves in the Interstate League pennant chase. Born Sept 4 1927 in Wake County NC he followed a pro climb from Warsaw Raleigh Hartford and Evansville to become a steady fielder and improving hitter. Manager Dorman relies on the 24yearold to boost the final two thirds of the season as Jordan plans hunting fishing and single life in the off hours.
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Stock Car Races This Sunday At Hagerstown Speedway
Ed Otto promotes six race events at Hagerstown Speedway this Sunday with a money back guarantee if fewer than 24 cars start. Top drivers including Ken Merriott Vernon Kirk and Wild Bill Grasy John Dodd Jr and local Shorty Bowers headline a 40 lap 20 mile program starting 2:30 pm with free parking and proceeds benefiting the Ralph Tagg Jr post of Disalled American Veterans.
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Araujo Set For Garden Bout With Lirl Arthur King
Georgie Araujo 21 year old lightweight contender meets Lirl Arthur King in Madison Square Garden. Araujo holds a 44 1 record with 29 knockouts and has won 30 straight fights. King is rated 62 8 with 18 knockouts and was stopped once. The bout airs around 9 p.m. EST as part of the Friday night card.
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NCAA Approves 1952 Football TV Plan for One Game Weekly
The NCAA backed a television program for the 1952 season permitting one major college game on Saturdays from Sept 20 to Nov 29 plus Thanksgiving and Sunday telecasts. No school may appear more than once on the network and small colleges may be shown on additional dates.
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