DiMaggio Reaches 2000 Hits as Yankees, Giants Win
Joe DiMaggio drives in runs to lift the New York Yankees 8-2 over the Cleveland Indians while Stan Musial and the Cardinals fall 3-2 to the Giants. Brooklyn also tops Cincinnati 8-2 as Boston and Philadelphia win, Cubs beat Braves in 10 innings, and White Sox, A’s, and Browns post wins. DiMaggio joins Appling Moses with 2000+ hits, alongside late career milestones for players and teams.
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Denver Omaha Twin Western League Results Lead Night Action
Denver's cellar dwellers edged Lincoln 2 1 in 11 innings while Omaha defeated Wichita 7 2 in the only two Western League games. Octavio Robert earned his ninth win at Wichita as Omaha chased Nardella early. Bowes of Lincoln allowed Denver to rally in the 9th. Tonight's slate features Omaha at Wichita and Lincoln at Denver with multiple pitchers listed.
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Gardella to End 30 Day Hold on Cardinales Release
The Cardinals plan to end Danny Gardella's 30 day hold and finalize his release as part of the $300,000 unit against baseball. A confidant said Danny feels entitled to his season's pay or the chance to work for it.
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Williams a student of the game Ted Williams’ relentless study of baseball
Ted Williams, highest paid and among baseball’s greatest students, trains obsessively. He studies wind currents, mounds, and opposing pitchers, and even practices with Ken Chase before games. His keen eyes, coordination, and left field mastery define his legendary approach.
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Baseball scores and standings from Associated Press recap
The report shows National and American League results with teams like New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston. Yesterday highlights include New York 3 8? Louis 2 and Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 2. Tomorrow schedules list multiple matchups across leagues.
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Yost Leads Senators Past Tigers 4-2 in Upset Win
Eddie Yost batted in three runs with a single and his eighth homer as the Washington Senators defeated Detroit 4-2. Chico Marrero limited the Tigers to four hits, lifting Washington to an upset of the league leaders.
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Fifth Grader Scores Hole-in-One on First Golf Round
Teddy Jagod, a fifth grade pupil, scored a hole-in-one on his first golf round at Sunnybrook course. He played with Paul and Paul’s father Mike Szwart on the 149-yard ninth hole, with the ball caroming from a bridge to a tree then into the cup.
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Study of the Wall and Play Reveals Billiardlike Hits
The article describes a detailed study of a wall and its surrounding playa ball interactions, noting shots that rebound with billiardlike precision. It emphasizes angles, position, and the skill of players in exploiting the wall dynamics.
B and H blank Audubon in 6 0 victory on Sunnyside field
B and H Motors shut out Audubon 6 to 0 on Sunnyside field behind pitcher Dale Hoegh who allowed four safeties. Hockom brothers and Dougherty led with extra-base hits including a homer by Dougherty. Audubon managed four singles as Jensen took the loss with four walks.
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Cooper Tops Campanella In NL All Star Balloting
Walker Cooper of the Boston Braves leads the starting National League catcher race ahead of Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 17th All Star game voting at Comiskey Park. With heavy fan returns, Cooper has 112,855 votes to Campanella’s 111,724, while Andy Seminick sits third with 82,962. Stan Musial leads individual ballots with 144,973, Ted Williams is second with 141,573. Balloting opened June 12 and closes at midnight July 1.
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Red Birds Move Into Fourth in Tight AA Standings
In a three-way struggle for lead in the American Association Columbus Columbus Red Birds climbed to fourth, passing St. Paul and six games back after beating Kansas City 11-8. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 5-4 to tighten the race, while Louisville and St. Paul split, and Toledo routed Milwaukee 15-7. Gene Major earned his fourth win as Kansas City allowed 16 hits. Dan O Connell delivered a ninth inning game winner for Indianapolis in the Minneapolis series. Toledo toppled Milwaukee with 13 hits off rookie pitchers Nichols and Cole.
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Louisville doubles up St. Paul in twin bill opener win
Louisville routed St. Paul 14-5 in seven innings as Ed Neville limited the Brewers to nine hits. In the nightcap the Colonels outgained St. Paul 9-7 but failed to protect a late lead, with the Apostles pushing across a ninth inning run to win 4-3.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot Across Leagues
The list highlights top performers in batting runs and pitching across the American and National Leagues. Notables include Musial Robinson and Campanella tied for home runs with 14 in the NL, Kell and Williams leading batting in the AL, and Spahn Roberts Byrne and Byrne among top pitchers with strong win records.
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IOWA GALS ELIMINATED IN WOMEN'S WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Two Des Moines entrants fell in the opening round of the Women's Western Golf championships. Grace DeMoss of Corvallis, Oregon defeated Mary Louise Cordingley 7 and 5, while Patty Berg of Minneapolis beat Lois Penn 6 and 6.
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Hair Fur Duplication and Safe Driving Message
The text notes extreme softness of chinchil la fur due to up to a hair sprouting from a single follicle. It then cautions not to drive if you drink, urging sober driving.
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West Coast Stars Top Big Ten In Close All Stars Meet
In Madison the Pacific Coast all stars defeated the Big Ten 69 to 63. Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin swept the middle distances, winning the mile a 1:50.7 and anchoring the mile relay as he helped lead the West to a comeback victory. Charles Peters of Indiana set a 220 yard dash record of 21.1. Otis Chandler Stanford, Dick Attlesey USC and Don McEwen Michigan also posted meet marks.
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Fourth of July Celebration Plans Include Baseball Games
Extra plans for the Fourth of July here are not completed yet but the day will be celebrated in established fashion with two baseball games between Elk Horn and Kimballton. Midget ball games will also be played during the day.
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Texas vs Washington State in NCAA baseball semis
Texas, defending champion, beat Washington State 12-1 as the Longhorns advance toward Friday’s finals. Wisconsin edged Alabama 3-1 in the other semi, with Thorton Kipper tossing a three hitter for the Badgers.
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