Baseball goes after third war relief goal this season
Baseball resumes with a $500000 relief target as NL clubs at four western parks fund war effort receipts. Eastern parks host events July 26 while AL games begin July 7. The drive has raised about $2.13 million through 1942 43 including allstar games and partial series gates.
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Wheaton Pitches Win Over Roses in Lancaster Exhibition
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Lancaster Red Roses 11 to 5 in an Interstate League exhibition before 3,000 fans. Woody Wheaton pitched the full game for Philadelphia, with Parisse and Dunan contributing offensively.
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Pitching prize Boston Red Sox lure Callahan with $15000 offer
Dick Callahan, a 19 year old New Orleans schoolboy known for no hit no run feats, accepts a $15000 contract offer from the Boston Red Sox after national attention. He returns to Holy Cross high school post Navy discharge, with coach George Digby praising him as a top prospect. Callahan posted undefeated 1941, 11-2 in 1942, and 10-0 last season before service and a leg injury.
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Dodgers hold Frederick baseball tryout camp for youths
In Frederick Maryland from July 11 to 14 the Brooklyn Dodgers announce a free tryout camp at McCurdy Field for boys 16 and older seeking a path to professional baseball. Report at 9 am July 11 with gloves uniforms and sheer. Travel and living costs for out of town players are to be covered by themselves.
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Interstate League Scores and Upcoming Games
Yesterday's results show Wilmington 6 over Hagerstown 0 and Allentown 7 over York 5 with Lancaster and Trenton also in action. Today Hagerstown hosts Wilmington while York visits Allentown and Lancaster plays Trenton. tomorrow matches include Chicago at Boston and New York at Pittsburgh with several crossleague showdowns.
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Owls Blanked by Wilmington in 6-0 Defeat
In a baseball night action at Wilmington, Hagerstown Owls were shut out 6 to 0 as Dick Carter hurled a complete game for the Blue Rocks, holding Hagerstown to six hits while his team produced runs in the second, fourth, and eighth. Carter fanned two, Dwyer took the loss for Hagerstown, and Patton Levan and Antolick drove in two runs for Wilmington. A separate golf match at Fountain Head Links saw Hugh Troxell and Earl Hoffman defeat Fred Reynolds and Hubert Stotemyer in a closely contested finish. The report notes the Fighting French army now numbers nearly 100,000.
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Denver parks boast vast 25000 acre city owned park
Denver officials oversee a city owned park spanning 25000 acres. The expansive green space provides recreation and conservation value for residents and visitors, illustrating the city’s commitment to outdoor amenities and urban planning.
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