Frisch Eyes Owen and Pirates Face a Inconclusive Season Outlook
New York sports notes mix baseball and golf chatter. Frankie Frisch hopes Mickey Owen helps the Pirates reach first division, otherwise they may stay near the cellar. Tom mix includes Joe Gould Mike Jacobs suit chatter and various league batting hints.
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Frankie Frisch
Mickey Owen
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Paul Bunyan
Columbia U
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Joe Gould
Mike Jacobs
Phillies and Cardinals Set for May 14 Showdown
A historical note recalls that two months ago discussions mentioned a May 14 game between the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals. The source fragment confirms the planned matchup but lacks further schedule or outcomes.
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Buccaneers Stifle Phillies in Dominant Showing
The Buccaneers overwhelm the Phillies with a strong defensive effort and timely hitting, seizing control early and maintaining lead throughout. Key plays and standout performances push the visitors to a clear victory.
Baltimore's Cinderella Man Jeffra Eyes Double Crown Return
Baltimore boxer Harry Jeffra, a two division champ seeking a featherweight title, trains toward a May 20 bout at the Baltimore Coliseum. He rose from bantamweight glory after a tough clash with Archibald and Escobar, aiming to become Baltimore’s first to hold two titles.
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Practice Resumed By The Park Nine
Members of the Park Association baseball club are reminded by Coach Sandy Baker of two tough games this weekend. Practice will be held this day and Sunday the Heurich Brewers from Washington DC will travel to face the locals in a district championship clash.
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Baseball Roundup: Mulcahy and Players Lead Wins
Yesterday's scores show Hugh Mulcahy blanking the Cardinals 4-0 on nine hits with three RBIs. Elbie Fletcher hit a bases loaded homer to end the Giants streak. Gee Walker drove in two with a sixth inning homer for the Senators. Jimmie Foxx slugged two homers for the Red Sox in a win over the White Sox. Tot Presswell pitched 13 innings for the Dodgers as they beat the Reds. Meese delivered a two run ninth to beat the Indians 9-7.
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Handley Faces Strong Challenge in C. V. A. L Title Defense
Handley High eyes a tough defense of the C. V. A. L title at the 40 meet this Saturday at the local stadium. Allegany stands as top contender while four other league schools present stronger squads than usual. The 16th annual meet follows Handley’s recent state meet showing and Green’s disappointing finish in high jump and the half mile.
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Handley Track Captain Is Charles Smith Of Handley
Charles Smith, senior and one of two lettermen, was elected 1940 captain of the Handley track team at a brief meeting before yesterday practice. He competes in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and is son of Mr and Mrs Guy Smith of near Albin. Allegany and Hagerstown loom strong as rivals with Martinsburg and Fort Hill also vying for the title as coaches warn of a tough meet ahead.
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Hunter Maddox
Charlottesville
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Bobby Taylor
Jim Gaffney
Maryland Hills
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John Cobourne
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Kernstown Routs Mt. Airy Team
Kernstown softball squad dominated Mt. Airy with a 35 to 6 victory yesterday. Kernstown amassed 44 hits and 8 home runs led by Stine Grove Spillmann Lamp and Dunn. Mt. Airy lineup featured Jenkins Hestle Snapp Fox Shelly Malone and Shelly among others.
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Willard Spillmann
Bob Lamp
Wilde Dunn
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Jesse Donald
Ray White
Raymond White
Douglas Ritter
Paul Sagen
Pa Collins
Eugene Snapp
Mr. Airy
Shelly
Robert Jenkins
Hollis Hestle
Vernon Fox
Carlton Snapp
Arthur Fox
Melvin Fawcett
David Malone
Fred Fox
James Shelly
Dodgers Rally Past Reds In Thirteen To Top NL
Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 in thirteen innings to reclaim first in the National League. Boston outlasted Chicago 6-5 after extra innings as Cleveland fell 9-7 to Philadelphia. Washington topped Detroit 4-2 with a two-run homer by Gerald Walker. Pirates crushed Giants 17-2 ending New York’s six-game streak. Phillies shut out the Cardinals 4-0 as Mulcahy faltered for St Louis.
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Kauffman School Wins Three Softball Games
Kauffman School swept Branson Brucetown in a trio of contests with a 41-29 win. Mrs. Raymond Perrine led a return game victory 35-24 for Kauffman. Brucetown fell 69-42 to Kauffman. umpires were Christian Ebersole Charles Dietz and Harry Ebert Jr.
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Fights Last Night New York Bout Ends in Technical Decision
In New York Josey Iannotti stopped Paul Lee in the fourth round at Comiskey. The bout featured Iannotti, a 127 pounder from New York, defeating Lee, a 126 pounder from Indianapolis, with a late knockout attempt. Marino of Baltimore recorded a similar result at another venue.
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Baltimore
Stephens City Edges Middletown In Last-Inning Rally
In a dramatic afternoon game Stephens City rallied for seven runs in the seventh to beat Middletown 9 to 8. Middletown led 7 2 and 4 3 into the final inning but errors and timely hits by Stephens City turned the tide at aainesbury garo field. Richard the Stephens City catcher had four doubles and Brumback collected a triple double and single for Middletown with Carper adding three hits in four at bats.
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Bowling Banquet for Three Leagues Set for Tomorrow
More than 250 members and guests from leagues A and B in the men's division and the Star Ladies in the women's division will attend the second annual joint banquet tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the George Washington Hotel. Committee members include Jimmy Yates Frank Gearing Jack Crowl Clay Manuel and Mrs Ralph Hann with C Ridgely White as toast master Bob Riley and his Orchestra will play. Mayor C R Anderson will speak followed by trophy and award presentations. The Historic City Four will sing and lead group songs.
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Ralph Hann
C. R. Anderson
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeating St Louis 4 to 0 and Pittsburgh beating New York 7 to 2. Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 13 innings. Today Cincinnati faces Brooklyn with Thomps on and Wyatt as pitchers, while Pittsburgh plays New York and St Louis meets Philadelphia.
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Handley Girls Compete In Star League Matchups
The report lists Northern Virginia Power Company in League A Bell Colleges in League B and the Handley girls in the Star league as part of the regional competition lineup.
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