Blue Grays fall to Williamson 8 4 in seventh inning clash
Williamson defeats Blue Grays 8 to 4 as Homeruns and costly errors swing the lead in the seventh. Wilson started for Blue Grays but left after the first inning amid a rough night. Baro relieved him and earned the win. Lorens drives in multiple runs and Lorens leads with three hits while Williamson capitalizes on seven inning surge.
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Louis faces Godoy in anticipated rematch showdown
The article outlines Joe Louis's expected clash with Arturo Godoy, noting Godoy's risky inside fighting and taunting tactics, Louis's plan to counter with speed and power, and the risk of a previous burlesque impacting Louis's prestige. It also mentions past bouts with Schmeling and Pastor and local sports notes about Salem and Blue Grays management decisions.
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Welch Mineses Triumph in Mountain State Victory
Welch, West Virginia, June 11. Welch's Miners defeated Huntington 9 to 3 as they racked up 12 hits. Don Tuiner led Huntington with four hits and an RBI, while the Miners' offense anchored by strong support at Larson. Final line: Huntington 3, Welch 9.
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Litt le Has What Sam Snead Lacks In Open Clash
In the National Open at Cleveland Center, Little battles major pros led by Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. Snead, praised by Bobby Jones, posted a 67 then slipped to 74 73 81 amid pressure and doubt about his major championship prospects.
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City Junior League game rained out doubleheader scheduled
Rain forced the City Junior League to cancel the morning game and shift to a doubleheader on June 13. Indians meet Giants at Bowen Field at 3 p.m. today, with schedule changes showing Cubs and Indians games on June 19 and July dates listed, amid scattered notes on Cubs Giants and other matchups.
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Red Sox Rout Indians 9 to 2 as Feller chased early
Boston jumps to AL lead by beating Cleveland 9-2. Finney collects four hits with two doubles. Williams hits his fifth homer. Dobson exits after fifth and Feller is knocked out after six. Attendance near ten thousand at Boston.
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Dean Comes Down Comeback Stretch With 4-0 Giant Win
New York Giants sweep the doubleheader in Chicago, Dean returning from the mound to limit the Cubs to four hits for a 4-0 win in game one and contributing to a 3-1 victory in game two as they push toward second place in the National League.
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Tigers Beat New Yorker 6-1 to Move Second in American Loop
The Tigers defeated New York 6-1 as Donald led a decisive rally, lifting them to second place in the American standings. The game featured strong pitching and timely hitting, with Benoe contributing key hits to propel the Tigers.
Browns Win 5th In Row
Browns extend winning streak to five games in a tight matchup with Washington. The club was outhit yet secured the victory behind clutch plays and key performances on offense.
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Baseball game details with home run and double plays noted
Home run by Moore and double plays by Herman and Mattick, and Mattick with Cavarretta highlighted. New York left 7 on base to Chicago’s 4. Walks issued to P Dean twice. Passeau and Raffensberger combined for most innings. Passeau charged with the loss. Umpires Goetz Iielii and Reardon. Time 1 37. Attendance 8 280.
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Solters Homer Gives White Sox 5 4 Win Over Athletics
Julius Solters hit a game deciding ninth inning homer with one aboard to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5 4 victory over the Athletics in Philadelphia on June 11. The blast came as a pinch hit with one out in the ninth, securing the comeback win for Chicago.
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Early Scores From Hockey League Night
The scores show Rochester 16 and Baltimore 6, Buffalo 19 and Jersey City 6, Syracuse 2 and Toronto 3. The results reflect a mixed set of outcomes across teams in a late season round.
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Demspey Uncanny Kiss And Make Up In Boxing Sharks
Dempsey and Uncle Mike reconcile after a long feud. They plan a joint appearance to promote a future Carmel bout featuring Heavyweight champion Joe Ham. The event teases a benefit for camera crews boxing writers and fans, with lingering doubts about any real feud.
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Powermen and Pepcis Tangle in SoftballAction at 5:45 p.m.
Concord college star Smith to start for Powermen in a softball clash against Pepcis. Box shows Bramwell and Haynes on the mound with Paap, Shupe, and Tynes in pitching duties. final score not listed.
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Helen Jacobs Polishes Off Another Net Rival
Helen Jacobs dominates a match in the Virginia and Eastern States tennis championship, extending her lead over a key rival with precise strokes and aggressive play on the court.
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