Major league baseball standings spark July battles
The article outlines contenders in a tight pennant race with Yankees viewed as favorites yet far from a cakewalk. Philadelphia, White Sox, and Indians are described as scrambling to stay in the mix as Gabby Street’s team regains form and pushes toward a season’s end.
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Cardinals Surge to NL Lead as Pirates Falter
In New York dated June 2, the St. Louis Cardinals beat Chicago 6 to 1 to move into first place in the National League, while the idle Pittsburgh Pirates drop to second. Dizzy Dean allowed six hits. the Giants topped Philadelphia 7 to 2 aided by an eighth inning burst. Brooklyn’s doubleheader at Boston was rained out. In the American League the Red Sox beat Washington 7 to 5 in 13 innings, assisting Philadelphia into second, while Cleveland beat St. Louis 3 to 1 and Detroit defeated the White Sox 3 to 1. No other games were played.
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Birds Beat Colonels 4 3 In Nine Inning Tilt
Louisville tallies three in ninth to edge Columbus 4 3. Van Camp, Simons, Wanninger, Lee, Blades, Cullop drive in runs. Simons and Slade with two base hits. Pitchers Dean and Bass noted as winners and loser respectively. Umpires Johnson and Devormer. Time 1 45.
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Faculty Golf Tourney set for Saturday at Athens Country Club
Alumni and faculty players convene for the annual 18 hole medal handicap event at Athens Country Club. No entry fee. regular greens fee applies to non members. Two somes may start any time, with completion expected by 6 pm. Women’s trophy play occurs this afternoon.
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Dempsey and Johnston Clash Over Ring Foes
In New York on June 2 Henry McLemore reports promoter James Joy Johnston shrinking from facing Carnera and Sharkey, insisting he would not fight either man while recalling Dempsey’s bouts with Baer and Schmeling. Johnston jokes about being unable to reach Carnera’s chin and notes his fear contrasts with Dempsey’s earlier ventures.
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Offensive showdown ends in New York loss to Phillies
In a 6-2 Philadelphia win over New York, Elliott runs allowed 11 hits in 7 2/3 innings while Fitzsimmons and Liska split pitching. Philadelphia benefited from two RBIs by Mancuso and Peel, with Ott adding two, and the Phillies left eight on base to the Mets seven.
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Strong Teams In Meigs Co
POMEROY June 2 In Meigs County baseball has revived with recreation and regula tion play. Semi pro teams compete as Middleport forms under Allen T. Jones. Open dates sought for games in The Messenger district. A Parkersburg game may occur Sunday if arranged. Chester’s strong outfit, toppling opponents, will host Jacksonville Sunday for a stiff test.
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Association Scores Box Score Summary
Indianapolia and Tocao game results show final tallies 6 to 0 and 4 to 1 with Turner Hagiey Winegarner Bachman and Henline noted among players.
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Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
Bob Seeds tripled in the 18th driving in the winning run for the Red Sox. Dean allowed two runs with six strikeouts in 6 1 3 innings, Bush gave up two runs with ten hits in 6 1 3, Henshaw one hit in 12 3, Nelson none in one. Pass ball by O Farrell. Losing pitcher Bush. Umpires Rigler and Stark. Time 2 08.
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Logan League Opens Tuesday
Logan's Junior League baseball begins Tuesday at the Athletic Field with United Brethren and Presbyterians teams. Opening ceremonies are planned by the American Legion committee. Managers, captains, league officials, and players meet at Legion HQ at 5:30 with the Logan High School Band leading a march to the field. Judge Harley M Whitcraft will speak on Good Citizenship and Mayor Elias Bright will throw the first ball.
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