Hagerstown Braves absorb new Boston prospects in lineup planning
The Hagerstown Braves, under Manager Dorman, receive Boston signed college players like first baseman Jack Bickett and athlete William J. O'Brien on lookins. Bickett joins from Wilmington as a prospect likely to press Billy Smith for first base and stick only if ready for Class B ball.
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GU Jaycees Triumph in EYAL Junior League Thriller
The GU Jaycees defeated Kiwanis 10 to 6 at City Park in a Junior League contest. Lee Smith pitched all nine innings for the Jaycees with two hits by Powell and Churchy four for four led by Smith and Debow and Statler combined nine strikeouts. Kiwanis, Repner and Smith led at the plate despite the loss. A Hagerstown meeting for the Terror team is set for 7:20 p.m. at the elm house 41 George Street with President Lee Smith announcing all players must attend. Don C. Watson Harvard football great dies at 84 in Brookline Massachusetts after a long career noted as one of Harvard’s seven greatest players by coach Perry Haughton.
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Morris Frock Tossers Face Test Against Frederick Five
Morris Frock Post No. 42 hosts Frederick Legionnaires in a Western Maryland District game at Municipal Stadium. A 6 15 p m start could decide the district flag race as Morris Frock seeks a states berth while Frederick carries a five game win streak and a strong lineup led by pitcher Bill Clem.
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Braves, Rocks In Series Finale In Delaware Tilt
Hagerstown Braves open a new phase facing Wilmington Blue Rocks in a three game set in Delaware after a five game win streak ended with a 4 1 loss. Nemes pitched well for Wilmington while Carmichael allowed three hits for Hagerstown and Kendrack hit a two run triple.
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Boonsboro Legion Tops Local Team
Boonsboro American Legion defeated the Boy's Club of the Hagerstown Junior League 2 to 1 at the Warrys town diamond. Each side scored in the first inning. Boonsboro took the lead with a walk and a single in the seventh as Rodgers closed the game with two strikeouts. Williams doubled for the Boy's Club, contributing to their lone run. Browning and Coins pinned the loss on Rodgers.
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Williams Grove To Offer Midget Races
Williams Grove Pa hosts a Sunday midget race at the half mile track with Hill Schindler of Freeport planning a switch from big cars to chase the AAA National Championship. Schindler leads the 1941 eastern big car standings and aims for the national midget title this year while preparing from Darlington for the Fourth of July race and racing at Williams Grove after traveling north.
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Murphy and LaMotta Set for Bronx Showdown Tonight
New York June 27 Irish Bobby Murphy faces Jake LaMotta in a 12 round outdoor Yankee Stadium bout. Murphy a 6 to 5 favorite seeks a title chance against light heavyweight champ Joey Maxim while both fighters reject defense. Officials expect 26 000 to 30 000 fans and a 200 000 gate with proceeds shared across eight cities.
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Chisox Sign Young Pitcher For Bonus
Chicago White Sox sign a left hand pitcher from San Diego named Preston for an undisclosed bonus. General manager Frank Lane says Preston will report to Waterloo Iowa, the Sox farm club, after ten prep games this season with an undefeated record.
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Lightweight Champ In Non-Title Bout
Timmy Carter of New York will meet Enrique Balanes of Los Angeles in a teeround non-title bout at a Los Angeles venue on July 1. Promoter Cal Eaton said the match was arranged to attract Olympic fans, marking Carter’s first appearance here since his knockout of Williams to win the championship. Rolando failed in three attempts to lift the title from Williams.
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Little League slate heats up after first half concludes
Hagaretown Little League reports no games today but previews the second-half push. Goodwill A G leads American Division at 5-2, while Elks and Police threaten a three-way tie with a win by Elks. Pangborn clinched National Division with 6-2. Autos top Eagles to seize National title.
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