Rosenbergeres Triumph In City League Softball Final
The Rosenberger City league champions edged Virginia Woolen 3 2 to capture the Cop City softball title before a record crowd on Senseny Road diamond. Pitchers Jack Larrick and Ernie Burch held the Woolen to four hits apiece as late rallies sealed the win.
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Venes
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Ato
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Ae Sree
Eueo Cooh
Willey
Clevenger
Cleveland Wins Lead as Braves Enter World Series Race
The Indians beat the Tigers 4 1 behind Bobby Feller’s five hit effort and sit one game ahead of the Red Sox and Yankees in the AL pennant race. Boston, New York, and Cleveland each won, with Boston facing Washington and New York heading to Philadelphia as the season winds down.
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Professionals Tie in Feature Motorcycle Race
An estimated 3500 spectators watched a feature motorcycle race as Joe Burroughs of Alexandria and Walter Troxel of Ephrata Pa. tied for first place and shared top prize money and a duplicate trophy. Miller MicDeonald from Hagerstown finished third ahead of Don Smith of Cabin John Md. Astor Valian of Silver Springs Md. was hospitalized after a lead spill in the second novice race. Forty riders competed under ideal conditions across multiple events with several podium finishers listed in 3 mile and 4 mile heats.
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Alexandria
Walter Troxel
Ephrata
Miller MicDeonald
Winchester
Hagerstown
Don Smith
Cabin John
Astor Valian
Silver Springs
Valian
John Droneburg
Frederick
Leon Blickenstaff
Ardell Hale
Washington
Amateur and Expert Events Report from Cumberland Rally
Dick Fox and Ed Albright led a series of amateur and expert events across 3 mile and 4 mile races with times noted. Riders not placing include Blickenstaff Franks Esworthy Hoffmeister Cleaver and others from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Franks
Washington
Guild
Richmond
Esworthy
Hoffmeister
Catonsville
Lesley
Baltimore
Cleaver
Smithburg
Aakins
Annadale
Don Klunk
Hanover
Fowler
Baseball scores from yesterday in AL and NL
American League results feature Cleveland defeating Detroit 4 to 1 and New York downing Boston 6 to 2 while Chicago beat St Louis 3 to 0. In the National League Boston edged New York 3 to 2.
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Baseball Scores and Stars From Yesterday
Yesterday's baseball recap lists St. Louis 6 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 8-8 Cincinnati 6-5. Batting star Bob Elliott hit a three run homer to help Boston nip New York and clinch the National League pennant. Pitcher Bob Feller of Cleveland pitched the Indians into first place in the American League.
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J. W. Grove Furniture CO
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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