Baseball Results Roundup From Yesterday
National League games saw Cincinnati edge Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 11 innings while Chicago defeated Boston and Pittsburgh 12 to 3. St Louis topped New York 11 to 8 at night. American League scores included Detroit 13 Boston 4 and Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 3 in 14 innings at night. Tomorrow’s NL matchups feature Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago. AL slate includes Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York and St Louis at Boston.
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Red Oak Rolls Past Exira 7-2 in Streaking Run
Red Oak outslugged Exira 7-2 as Fred Welsch allowed ten scattered singles and struck out 15. Red Oak's eight hits included three triples led by Stub Wilkinson who went 4 for 4 with a triple.
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Red Oak
Red Box
Raiders
Fred Welsch
Don Dawson
Stub Wilkinson
Charles Wins NBA World Heavyweight Title In 15 Round Classic
Ezzard Charles defeated Jersey Joe Walcott in a 15 round split for the NBA world heavyweight crown at Comiskey Park. The Cincinnati fighter claimed the title amid NBA approval and Louis consent, as promoters SBC secure a three year pact. Walcott pressed early but faded, while spectators paid large sums to witness the victory.
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Chicago
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Charles
National Boxing Association
Louis
International Boxing Club
New York Athletic Commission
Massachusetts
NBA
England
British Board of Boxing Control
Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Braddock
Arthur Wirtz
James D. Norris
SBC
Braddock
Camden
N. J
Walcott
Debut Hero Restelli Powers Pirates Win on Homers
Restelli the rookie from San Francisco hit two homers to beat the Boston Braves in Pittsburgh. He was hitting around .350 with 11 homers by mid-June when the Pirates called him up. The same card notes a boxing bout where Charles wins a unanimous decision over Walcott, prompting a manager to faint in the crowd.
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Dino Restelli
San Francisco
Pirates
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Restelli
Charles
Walcott
Jake Mintz
Danes Upset Zion Lutheran Club 10-9 in YMCA League
The Danes rallied past Zion Lutheran 10-9 to chip away at the league lead while the Methodists crushed Peace Evangelical Christian 22-1 in five innings. Cliff Christensen allowed nine hits as Zion built a 9-7 lead before Danes batters responded with walks and doubles to win. Riggs Noblitt paced Zion with two doubles and a homer alongside Peterson and Bebensee for the Danes who sealed the comeback in the seventh.
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Zion Lutheran
Ymca Church
Methodists
Walloping Peace Evangelical Christian
Harry Noblitt
Anderson
Aldag
Zion
St. Paul's
Brocker
Ratashak
Dohrmann
Phil Petersen
St. Paul
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Noblitt
Meyers
Powell
Becker
Biggers
Newman
Dean Robinson
Cathlics
Presbyterians
Cards Rally From 8-1 Deficit To Beat Giants
Vernal Jones powered the St. Louis Cardinals with three hits and 17 RBIs over a nine game stretch, lifting the Cards to an 11-8 victory over the New York Giants. The win moved St. Louis within a half game of the Dodgers as Ewell Blackwell earned his first win in relief.
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Zaharias Meets Riley Again In Open Quarterfinals
Oklahoma City report says Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Port Arthur faces Polly Riley of Fort Worth in the first of four 18 hole quarterfinals at the Western Women's Open. Zaharias lost to Riley in last year’s Texas Open 10-9.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Port Arthur
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Polly
Patty Beig
Golf matchups highlight pro and amateur stars across week
Minneapolis reports Beverly Hanson from Fargo and Marjoie Lindsay of Decatur as rivals in a day of professional and amateur clashes. Louise Suayen, Western Open winner, duels Lindsay while Betty Damon faces Carol Itvinger. Zaharias narrowly defeats Grace Lenezgh, and Patty Berg crushes Claire Doran.
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Minneapolis
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
N. J
Miss
Louise Suayen
Marjoie Lindsay
Decatur
Betty Damon
San Antonio
Carol Itvinger
Tiffin
O. Mia
Zaharias
Ohlows
Grace Lenezgh
Newington
Conn
Patty Berg
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Dodgers Rout Bruins Again in Western League Action
Dodgers extended their lead to 3 1/2 games by routing Des Moines 3 9. Vic Marasco hit a two run homer as four hits produced the runs. Omaha pitcher Joe Presko held Sioux City to three hits for a shutout bid, while Lincoln topped Denver 7 6. Denver meets Lincoln and Pueblo plays Des Moines again. Wichita plans a Wichita entry in the Western League next season with a working agreement with the Washington Senators.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Dodgers
Des Moines
Vic Marasco
Sioux City
Omaha
Joe Presko
Soos
Lincoln
Athletics
Denver
Husky
Wichita
Kas
Nathan Robey
Kohey
Washington Senators
Browns and Indians Split Doubleheader in Extra Innings
Gerry Priddy led the Browns with seven hits in nine at bats as Cleveland beat the Athletics 14 innings after Bob Lemon held the Athletics to one run in seven relief innings for credit in the 14 inning victory.
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Bob Lemon
Indians
Cleveland
Athletics
Extra Juniors Down Audubon Juniors in Dunk Contest
The Extra Junior Legion defeated the Audubon Juniors 16 to 9 last night. Phippen pitched for the winners while Farnanf and Hanset started for Audubon.
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Audubon
Phippen
Farnanf
Hanset
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