Indians Rip Tigers in Twin Bill as Doby Leads the Charge
Cleveland pounded out 26 hits to sweep Detroit in a doubleheader 8-3 and 10-2 before 41,154 at Briggs Stadium. Larry Doby homered twice in game two with a triple and double in game one, driving three runs in each game and lifting his average to .330. Al Rosen redressed a slump with four RBIs, and both Wynn and Garcia went the distance for the Tribe. The Yankees visit for a three game series starting Thursday as Cleveland clings to fourth place in the standings.
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Ray To Hear Foul Rules Before Turpin Title Bid
Sugar Ray Robinson will receive a private briefing on British boxing fouls before defending his world middleweight crown against Randolph Turpin tomorrow. Earlier incidents in Brussels and Berlin involved a kidney blow and a kidney punch, with Berlin referees ruling the bout no decision.
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Ohio Women Golfers Start Amateur Tournament Qualifying
About 100 of Ohio's female golfers teed off in the qualifying round of the 28th Ohio Amateur Golf Championship at Brook Club links. The top 15 qualify for the championship match play, with defending champ Claire Doran of Cleveland among favorites alongside Mrs. Jack Horgan and Mrs. Robert Palmer.
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Heilmann Dies in Detroit Former Tiger Great Passes at 56
Detroit mourns Harry Edwin Heilmann a 56 year old former Detroit Tigers star and longtime broadcaster He played from 1914 to 1929 also with the Reds won four AL batting titles and reached 403 in 1923 He broadcast Tigers games for 17 years and was hospitalized during spring training in Lakeland Florida He fell short of Hall of Fame induction by 17 votes in Cooperstown ballot results
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Hocking Valley Juniors to Meet Glouster Team Thursday
The local junior Legion squad will host the Hocking Valley junior team Thursday afternoon at Memorial Park, inviting fans to watch the youth game in town.
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Blues Gain On Brewers In Rain Slugfest
St Paul hammered Milwaukee 13 to 6 after 17 hits as the Blues close within two games of first in the American Association. Kansas City also narrowed the gap by edging a split with Minneapolis while Louisville and Columbus split two games with Indianapolis and Toledo.
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Public Links Tourney Opens in Milwaukee
The 26th National Public Links Championship begins at Brown Deer Park with 210 players from 30 states in man to man match play. First rounds start 8 am EST as 164 compete today and 46 join Tuesday after byes, with a final 64 by Tuesday night.
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Blaettnars Sweep Poultry Packers In Twin Victory
Blaettnars Blaettnars Buicks swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Crow Poultry Packers Sunday afternoon in Pomeroy 3-1 and 3-0. In game one the Buicks plated two in the second and one in the third. Game two pitcher Nesselroad limited hits and struck out nine Letart batters for a 3-0 win with key scores from Robinson Conde Bass and West. Al Brancato of the St Paul Saints battled six pitchers in six at bats without a hit in a recent exhibition.
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Romine Benefit Race Won by Billy Huber
Billy Huber of Reading Pennsylvania won the Romine benefit motorcycle race at the Athens Motorcycle Club event held Sunday at the local fairgrounds. Clyde Eaton of Columbus and James Cottellis of Moundsville finished second and third in the 10 lap final. Proceeds aim to fund seven year old Lynette Romine daughter of Jimmy Romine who was killed in a Pennsboro West Virginia mishap on June 3.
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Red Sox claim second with win over Yankees after All Star break
Boston Seizes second place in the AL pennant race by defeating New York 6-2. The win extends home dominance over the Yankees to eight straight and keeps pace with Chicago. Dodgers take lead in NL as Giants fall. Rays complete strong start by Scarborough.
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Baseball league results and standings from yesterday
Summary of games across the American scores, including detailed box results for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and other teams. Notable performances include pitchers Raschi, Reynolds, Kuzava, and others with various run totals and late rally actions across multiple matchups. Team records and standings are listed for Columbus, Toledo, Louisville, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Paul, and Milwaukee with postponed second games.
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Baseball leaders wrap for National and American leagues
The list highlights top players: Musial .369 batting and 6 triples. Hodges 28 homers. Ashburn 113 hits. Williams 69 runs and 76 RBIs. Zernial 21 homers. Feller 857 innings pitched. Raschi 84 strikeouts. Notable showings by Busby 17 stolen bases and Newcombe 84 wins for Brooklyn.
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All-Star Game Reminder Ahead of Schedule
Notice indicates no games today with the All-Star Game scheduled for tomorrow.
Dodgers edge Phillies on Robinsons two run homer
Jackie Robinson hit a two run homer in the tenth to lift Brooklyn over Philadelphia 6 4. Luis Aloma worked the ninth to preserve Chicago's 5 4 win over St Louis. The Giants allowed 11 aerial touchdowns in 1950 with six coming in easy wins.
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Hartford Wins OVA Playoff Opener 2 1 Over Reedsville
Earl Fields drove in two with a fourth inning single to lift Hartford Tigers past Reedsville 2 1 in the first round of the Ohio Valley Association playoffs. Reedsville’s lone run came in the fifth on a Spencer to Bus Wolfe single after a double.
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Players to Meet With Owners Today Ahead of All Star Game
Baseball players and owners plan discussions on shared issues as All Star rosters are set. National and American league managers name starters while player reps from 16 clubs seek better World Series and pension receipts, with Hutchinson and Stengel guiding selections.
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Hubbell Crowned In 1934 All Star Game Coronation
Houston report recalls Carl Hubbell's legendary 1934 All Star outing in which he struck out Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Jimmy Foxx Al Simmons and Joe Cronin. Gus Mancuso recalls the ovation and Hubbell's dominant screwball run from the first two batters through three innings.
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Trabert Triumphs in Cincinnati Tennis Finals
In Cincinnati on a hot day, the doubles duo of Trabert and Talbert won the men's doubles title 6-4 6-1 after a five set match while Trabert also captured the marathon singles crown 5-7 4-6 6-4 6-3 6-4. Patricia Canning Todd won the women’s singles 6-3 6-4 over Magda Burac. Grant Golden and Hugh Stewart fell to the champions in doubles.
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8th District Junior Legion Final Set for July Games
The McCann Frederick Post and Oak Hill Post will contest the 8th district Junior Legion baseball title. Game one is July 15 at Oak Hill, game two July 22 in Glouster, and a potential third game July 26 in Athens if needed.
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