Mountaineers to face Ohio in doubleheader series
Ohio University and West Virginia clash in a two game Ohio diamond set with the Mountaineers boasting uneven records. WVU has won two and lost eight while Ohio owns eight wins and two losses. WVU relies on left handed starters Seabright and Morrison as the two main arms, with Marra Lin patrolling center field and Silvey swinging for power against right handers.
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Standings Update From The American Association Matches
The Brooklyn and Pittsburgh entries appear in a standings list with scores and team placements. New York and Cleveland show a 4 to 1 result, while Boston and Chicago record 10s and St Louis 10 Philadelphia 5 and Washington 9. Detroit, Minneapolis, St Paul, Kansas City, and Milwaukee are also noted in the table.
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Detroit Buys Rip Radcliff From Browns
Detroit acquires Rip Radcliff amid Hank Greenberg’s army induction hurting the Tigers. Radcliff, 34, hit .342 last season with St Louis and was fourth in the league. cardinals also trade Dixie Walker and Ernie Kay as they trim to 29 players.
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Reds buy Ernie Koy from Cards in major move
Cincinnati shadows growl as Reds acquire Ernie Koy from St Louis after selling Branch Rickey a cash deal. The move follows a four game slide, with Warren Giles hinting more changes may come but stressing no panic. Third baseman Chuck Aleno recalled to back Bill Werber. Floyd Young sold to Rochester. Bob Lapine added to bullpen as Cincinnati reshapes lineup for upcoming Philadelphia showdown.
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Mel Harder Leads Indians to Victory Over Yankees
Cleveland’s Mel Harder, 31, continued his hot season with a four win no loss start as the Indians defeated the Yankees. Desautels Campbell and Iker homered for Cleveland while Joe Gordon provided three singles for New York’s offense. Final: Indians 7, Yankees 2.
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New York Sports Gossip From Breezing With Brietz Column
New Yorkers debate slickest second base duos with Rizzuto Priddy Boudreau Mack. Louis shifts training base to Orangeburg near Giants camp, while Lombardi boos ripple through Cincinnati. Pro boxing notes on Baer Louis match, Overlin, and Mitchell guest star. Los Angeles signs 17 year old pitcher Bill Flaugher.
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Dizzy Dean Retained as Cubs Coach in 11-Year Payoff
Chicago Cubs extend Dizzy Dean’s role as pitching coach despite a long career arc. The colorful former ace, noted for his time with the Cardinals and Army service, to mentor pitchers, hit fungoes, and handle public engagements. His earnings to date total about $258,936 with future salary and duties outlined.
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