Giants blow 11 0 lead in 14 12 loss to Cardinals
Giants squander an 11 run edge as St Louis Cardinals rally to win 14 12 in the opener of a doubleheader. Enos Slaughter belts a three run homer in a pivotal fifth inning rally that flips the game. Dave Koslo and Sal Maglie pitched for NY while Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst contributed key hits for the Cardinals. The day also saw Yankees extend AL lead with wins over Cleveland and other league results across baseball.
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Dittmer Moves Up to Boston Braves
Bust veteran Pook Hitu e former University of Iowa athlete from Milwaukee of the American Association earns a second leasen for the parent club Boston. He was hitting .50.
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Elks Midgets Beat Audubon 16-2 on Home Field
Elks overpower Audubon Midgets 16 to 2 as ten third inning runs, seven hits in that frame including Schister's homer and Nielsen and Budd doubles, plus three errors. Audubon tally comes from McLaughlin and errors. Adair to host Elks in Nishna Nine league game tomorrow.
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B H Shuts Out Walnut Juniors In Pitching Duel
The DB and UW Junior Legion blanked Walnut 3 to 0 at Sunnyside field in a pitching duel. Jinken paced the offense with four hits and McLaughlin drew a walk and scored. An error slowed the Walnut defense in the fourth as Atlantic club prepared for Grisweld’s visit next Sunday.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
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Sky Sox Seek Western Lead in Delayed Night Finish
Colorado Springs trails Pueblo by one game and aims to seize the league lead tonight at home against Omaha after a power outage halted the second game at 5-5. Other results include Pueblo's four homers over Sioux City, Des Moines defeating Wichita, and Denver taking a doubleheader split with Lincoln.
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Fire at Belmont Kills Groom and 21 Horses
A Belmont blaze killed the groom and 21 horses, with reports noting extensive destruction and questions about the event. The incident left Belair officials and local organizations assessing the damage and provenance of the fire as investigation considerations arise.
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Holy Cross and Missouri in NCAA baseball final duel
Omaha reports Holy Cross faces unbeaten Missouri for the national crown after two wins by Holy Cross left the field to just the Crusaders and the Tigers. Holy Cross beat Western Michigan 15-3 and Penn State 15-4, chasing a rematch with Missouri in a double elimination tournament. Lonergan starred for Holy Cross with a one hitter in earlier action and a seven hit game against Penn State.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball standings show New York at .620 and Cleveland at .561 with Chicago at .687. Sunday results include New York 8-4 over Cleveland, Chicago 7-2 over Beaton, St. Louis 6-7 Philadelphia 3-6 in 11 innings, Detroit 6-2 over Washington, Cincinnati 7 over Brooklyn 4, and St. Louis 14-0 with New York 12-3.
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Baseball night games end early after seven innings
In a delayed twin bill, Boston led Chicago 4 to 2, while Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 6 to 4, and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0 before darkness halted play after seven innings.
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Cardinals Rally To Crush Giants In Opener
Enos Slaughter drove in three runs with a homer a double and a single as the Cardinals erased an 11 0 deficit to beat the Giants 14 2 in the first game of a doubleheader The Giants won the nightcap 3 0 Pitcher Max Surkeont hurled a two hitter as the Braves blanked the Cubs 2 0 Boston also won the day’s action.
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First game of the doubleheader ends 4 to 1
The first game of a doubleheader finished with a 4 to 1 score. New details not provided.
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