Musial Jablonski lead NL run in second game
Orioles beat Pirates as Musial and Jablonski pace a 1-2 NL run in the second game while Avila tops AL with a strong showing. Antonelli, Wilhelm, and Kart contribute to Mangtin in a tight matchup, with L Wilhelm adding key support.
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Stan the Man Pounds Apple in 19 at Bat Slugging Pace
Stan continues strong after a 13 point dip to stay second behind Indians' first baseman in the league leaders. He belts home runs and drives in 49 RBI for the season, amid Tigers clinging to third with a 347 team mark and other standouts like Ray Roone 327 and Jim Fiorgan 825 in the rookie ranks. Raschi leads the National League with a 50 win pace while Cansuelaa? White Sox ace, top pitchers list.
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Violent wind halts Milwaukee Braves game in rain storm
A severe wind and rainstorm at Milwaukee County Stadium halted the Braves versus Reds game in the top of the wind inning with Cincinnati leading 3-0. Gusts reached 60 mph, delaying ground crew efforts to cover the field and forcing a 31 minute delay before the game was called amid a large holiday crowd.
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Blues Belt Four Home Runs In Memorial Day Doubleheader
Kansas City Blues hammer four home runs led by Kal Segrist and Gus Brian as Rip Coleman dominates for a six run win over Indianapolis. Indians’ only run comes in the ninth on a sequence including an infield out and a double by Owen Friend. A rain delay postponed the second game.
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Perez Stops Mars In Final Round At St Nicholas Arena
Perez defeats Mars by unanimous decision over 10 rounds at St Nicholas Arena. Both weighed 127 pounds. Perez drops Mars in the fifth and again in the tenth before referee Felix stops the bout. Mars was staggered multiple times, and Perez improves to a lop-sided win as Mats praises his resiliency. Also noted: Mrs Ghosler Sumner of Pill Street hospitalized after ambulance transfer.
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Hart Fry Jump On Field In Northern Lawn Tournament
Hart and Fry lead the field early as Doris Hart of Coral Gables and Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio advance to the third round in the Northern Lawn Tournament in Manchester England. American teammates Hugh Stewsadt Pasadena and Andy Paton Ann Arbor win opening singles, with Miss Mart beating Eleanor Phillips New Zealand and Pry ousting Jean Bucke New Zealand. Stewart’s booming serve helps eliminate George Forbes South Africa, while Patton bests Mhowri Lebanon.
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Labua Upsets Royer In Ten Round Decision
Labua of Bask Meadows New York turned the tables on Jacques Royer with a split decision over ten rounds at Eastern Parkway Arena Moy er weighed 16% Labua 160% in a lively bout. The 22 year old ex sailor made his debut as a New York eventer and TV firster and extended his streak to eleven straight victories, snapping the Victory streak of Jean Breton and Gallic rivals.
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Dodgers Hopeful Pitch for Pennant Amid Star Loss
New York reports Brooklyn is in a crowded pennant race as Roy Campanella’s injury tests the Dodgers. Alston shifts lineup, benching Willy Cox for Don Slaught at third to spark youth amid pressure from Braves, Giants, Reds, Cubs, and Pirates in a tense stretch drive.
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