Damascus Triumphs in Tri-County League Clash
Damascus remains undefeated as they beat Brunswick 10 to 7 at Scheer Stadium to reach seven wins midseason. Middle-Town edged Carroll County 3 to 2 at Wakefield, Walkersville topped Lander 5 to 4, Jamestown beat Thurmont 7 to 6, and Cedar Grove won 4 to 3 in seven innings at Doubs. Otto Greiner, Baltimore golfer, won the State amateur title in Baltimore 2 up over Spencer Overton, claiming his fifth title since spring. Schoolboy Rowe began his comeback by defeating Paul Dean and the Dallas Steers 2 to 1 in front of a 9,500 crowd. Middletown topped Thurmont 15 to 10 as the Frederick County League began its eighteenth season with Woodsboro and Emmitsburg idle.
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Damascus
Frederick County
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Wakefield
Middletown
Walkersville
Lander
Jiamsville
Thurmont
Cedar Grove
Doubs
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Spencer Overton
Greiner
Rowe
Paul Dean
Dallas Steers
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Frederick County League
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
JOR LEAGUE LEADERS HIDING IN PRINT
American and National League ledgers show batters and pitchers topping stats. Key names include Foxx and York for home runs, Lewis and Kreevich for steals, Averill and Lombardi for batting averages, with pitchers Allen and Brown leading wins.
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Associated Preas
Avers
Cleveland
Trosky
Lewis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
York
Detroit
Hite
Traylg
Cramer
Averill
Fox
Heath
Keltner
Greenberg
Kreevich
Chicago
Werber
Philadelphia
Allen
Nelson
Turnstiles Clicking As Pennant Races Take An Unexpected Turn
Major league magnates relish the wild pennant race as attendance and outcomes shift. Cleveland Indians potential reach of one million home fans heightens optimism while Boston Red Sox and White Sox wins fuel the news. Attendance trends forecast possible record gates and elevated interest nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Oscar Vitt
Indians
Bobby Feller
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Bobby
Ole Mose
Jimmy Foxx
White Sox
St. Louis Brownies
Ted Lyons
Hank Steinbacher
Weather Threatens Seabiscuit War Admiral Race Duel
Boston June 28 Weather in New England endangered the Seabiscuit versus War Admiral match in the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. After heavy rain the track was mud filled and more rain was forecast. Seabiscuit's owner C B Steward warned the team would reconsider if the surface stayed sticky. Howard noted the track's drainage must work quickly for a start while Riddle’s Man o War offspring looms as a strong rival.
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Boston
New England
Seabiscuit
War Admiral
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
C. 8
Howard
Samuel G.riddle
Belmont Park
Softball Scores and Batting Highlights From Local Games
A chaotic scorecard recounts a 10 to 7 baseball game with Kreevich Kuhel and Owen leading runs batted in. In another lane, Western Enterprise beat Camp Morgan 4 to 0 as W Cosens hit two homers and Robison Smith and R Cosens added one each. Berger and Barnhart pitched well.
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WIG AG
Tares
Aoa
Steinhacher
A Kreevion
Radel
Owen da
Rensa
Rahel
Ib - Berger
Ss Lyons
Coules Ah
Amada
McQuinn
Bell
Kress
Meguillen
Sullivan
Fleftner
Cox
Cole
R. Stalk
Tar Cox
eNicake
St. Lenis
Berger
Owen
Cale
Ieinbacher
Wreevich
Kuhel
Kayex
Then- Clift
McQuiten
Kreevieh
Sullivans
Tell
Layer
Steinbacher
Lyons
Hayes
St. Louis
Om Lyons
Cox Cole
Enterprise
Western Enterprise
Camp Morgan
W. Va
W. Cosens
Robison
Smith
R. Cosens
Barnhart
Sarbaneh Diy
Moody and Marble Win Two Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Helen Moody defeated Kay Stammera 6-2 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Alice Marble, a former American champion, won 6-2 6-3 over Mine Rene Mathieu to advance to the semis.
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Helen Moody
Alice Marble
Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Kay Stammera
England
California
British papers flag Schmeling film not shown in Germany
New York reports stir over boxing film showings abroad and notes broad interest in upcoming all star game in Cincinnati. Mentions Koch, Gehrig, Trosky, and other stars with commentary on selections and performances. Headlines touch on Babe Ruth batting practice, Reds trade rumors, and floodlit night softball in Richmond while alerting readers to local classifieds.
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New York
Louis-Schmeling
Germany
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Allstar
Cincinnati
Broadway
Navy
Poughkeepsie
Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Lou Gehrig
Hal Trosky
Iron Horse
Clay Bryant
Cubs
Esquire
Giants
Larry French
Carl Hubbell
The
Gants
All Weill
Eddie Mead
Armstrong
Ambers
Garden Bowl
Babe Ruth
Primo Carera
Burper
Reds
Spud Davis
Hollingsworth
Bucky Walters
Bob Seeds
Richmond
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Lynn Nelson
A's
All Stars
Mid Year Sports Exam by AP Feature Service
A set of questions covers notable sports history and achievements. Question topics include a former House of David pitcher’s fame, a four time National A A U handball singles champion, a Santa Anita handicap winner, the Yankees’ nickname for Johnny Murphy, and the Ivy League college team that won the Madison Square Garden invitational basketball championship in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of David
A.A.U
New York Yankees
Johnny Murphy
Ich College
New York
Fourth of July Golf Tourney at Fountain Head Club
The Fountain Head Country Club prepares for a holiday golf tourney with three sixteens set to tee off on Saturday and Sunday, weather permitting. Gene Heaney oversaw course preparation, with a 10 minute grace period for entrants. delays may forfeit matches. First round Saturday, later rounds Sunday and Monday finals, with detailed pairings and times for each flight. The Meyer-Berkson softball team defeated Boonshoro CCC 18 to 1 on Reservoir Diamond, with Barnhart and Smith key for winners and Nadten striking out for Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Ole Jupe Pluvius
Gene Heaney
Fountain Head Club
Meyer-Berkson
Boonshoro CCC
Reservoir Diamond
Hammond
Ebersole
Barnhart
Smith
Savitski
Dalyndeny
Lapole
Berger
Navy Regains Intercollegiate Rowing Title After Six-Year Gap
Navy storms to a regatta victory on the Hudson earning the first Varsity win since 1931 with a record 18 minutes 19 seconds led by a dramatic late surge. Washington Huskies finish second with Columbia third as California and Syracuse mix in the top seven. Freshmen race necks ahead to edge Washington by one second. Washington takes junior varsity three-mile title.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Navy
East
Hudson
California
Charles
Buck) Walsh
Washington Huskies
Washington
Huskies
Midshipmen
Cornell
Columbia
River
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Hornsby Installs New Boss in Chattanooga Lookouts
Rogers Hornsby arrives in Knoxville to take over as manager of the Chattanooga Lookouts for Joe Engle. The former star, known for betting on horses, seeks a winning club and will answer to Engle, who values results over personal pastimes.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Baltimore
Orioles
Chattanooga Lookouts
Joe Engle
Southern Association
St. Louis Browns
Engle
Formar Star
Games Moved Forward One Day In County League
The Washington County League double header between Old Export and Antietams will be played Saturday afternoon at the Stadium. First pitch is 1:30 p.m. The swap was approved by the Antietam Company Athletic Association and Exporters management. A record crowd is expected with berths in the playoff division at stake.
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Washington County League
Antietams
Athletic Association of the
Antietam Company
Westerda Results and Tonight and Tomorrow Games
West era results show Cleveland seven Boston four Chicago nine St Louis four. Only games scheduled today include Philadelphia at New York Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis Washington at Boston. Tomorrow's games feature Chicago at St Louis.
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Westerda
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Lows
Yesterday's Results and Today's Matchups in Pro Baseball
Yesterday's slate had no games. Today features Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Chicago, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow's card includes Boston at Brooklyn and St Louis at Chicago.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louia
Broohlyn
Rulings Set For Hagerstown Softball Second Half
Managers of the Hagerstown Softball League announced field bans and scheduling changes for the second half. Washington Street school field barred for league games. three roster spots allowed per team. July 7 start. July 21 deadline to sign new players. emergency signings limited to new players not in any league team. Mills and Browning suspended. Station game reinstated in undefeated class. umpires to meet midweek. Ray Jewelers vs Station clash at Reservoir diamond at 5:45 pm. Francis Bret Harte note appended.
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Hagerstown
Washington Street
Station
Williamsport
Jack Watts
Mills and Browning
Earl Browning
Ray Jewelers
Reservoir
Many Horses Coming Here for Hagerstown Meet
Harold F. Bester, general manager of the Hagerstown track, says over 200 thoroughbreds will be shipped from Agawam to begin the ten day meeting July 12. Owners such as J. Bowes Bond and Len Carver will compete as 400 horses have stall space, with improvements costing 25000 under way for the Maryland half mile track season. Seven races daily start at 2 15 pm to allow early return trips.
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Harold F. Bester
Hagerstown
Edward J. Brennan
Agawam
Mass
Brennan
J. Bowes Bond
Len Carver
William Shrewdbridge
Charles Town
Delaware
Maryland
Alsatia Softball League Reorganized for Balance
The Alsatia Softball League has reorganized with players assigned to new teams to balance competition. The league starts Friday at 6 pm, with past results ignored for standings. Tate Ice Cream Co. donates to the season winner and Strole-Wright Insurance Co. provides individual emblems. refreshments afterward. Players should check the club bulletin board for their new team and attend Friday’s opener.
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Alsatia
Tate Ice Cream Co
Strole-Wright Insurance Co
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Marlin
Ott
Goodman
McCormick
Martin
Suhr
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Mize
Cincinnat
Kay
Hack
Brown
Klinger
Schindel - Rohrer
Potomac
Hoffman’s
N. My St
Firestone
C.R. Poffenberger
Wash
Blue & GR
Reet
Silvertown
W. Franklin St
Abel Cronin
Vlgeing
Doerr
Hemstes
Errravere
Eller
Creenin
Piteler Creve
Filte
Basil Andl Aletiawstt
Herald-Mail
Jearn
Fountain Head
A. Leiter
J. W. Stonebraker
Sw. R. Moore
L. Leiter
D. Steele
E. J. Smead
Fred Wright
H.C. Cratton
F. M. Fuller
Guy Angle
J. Sommers
P. J. Potter
Lloyd Stouffer
Vic Miller
Fighting Sailors
Chattanooga
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
Washington St
Ace I
Reppo
Pax’s
Stoner
Harvey Game
Mr. Gance
Francis Bret Harte
Seiberling
Thrift
America
Pew Seiberling
Domenictire Company
S. Potomac St
Cushwa
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