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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

25

Pittsburgh Stumbles in Night Game Against Cincinnati

In a tense night contest Purkey and Bail lead Cincinnati to a 58 runs tally while Cleveland struggles for Pittsburgh as key plays fall short and early errors loom large in a high scoring regional clash.

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Quirk Shuts Out Foe With One Hitter

Johnny Quirk pitched a one hitter as Summitville defeated AC's 2 0 in Indiana softball league action at Summitville diamond. Gene Stone doubled for Summitville in the second inning but was left stranded. Quirk struck out 14 and walked two as Summitville improved to 3 1 on the season.

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College Baseball Series To Begin

The NCAA college baseball world series opens Thursday at 11 a.m. CST with Michigan State facing Massachusetts. Massachusetts pitcher Phil Tarpey drew attention after two strong district wins, while Michigan State’s Bud Erickson and Ed Hobaugh impressed. coach John Kobs calls his hitters the best he has seen. Arizona meets Oregon next, featuring Donny Lee, a sophomore pitcher with a 10-2 mark, son of former White Sox ace Thornton Lee. Stan Musial seeks his south National League batting title.

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Avila Thumb Fracture Sidelines Player For Weeks

X rays show Avila has a chipped fracture in his right thumb, keeping him out of the lineup for three to six days. The injury occurred when Hank Bauer collided with Avila during a play in Yankee Stadium. Meanwhile Al Rosen is sidelined eight to ten days with a finger injury, after missing more than a week. The Indians visit Reading farm club in an exhibition game as part of a busy schedule.

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