Blue Gray Nine Split Doubleheader With Bristol Twins
Our lads defeated Bristol 19 to 1 in the opener at Bowen Field as Joe Tomaska fired a three hitter and Carl Hrovath and Herman Neihaus homered. Bristol took the abbreviated rematch 7 to 3 behind late rallying from Palazzini and Tamaska to close out the day.
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Bluefield Blue Grays Aim High Despite Attendance Slump
In the Appalachian League the Bluefield Blue Grays face a down year with crowds well below 1949, though manager Bill Adair still projects a top half finish. Palazzini shines at shortstop as questions linger over infield strength and rival clubs like Kingsport Elizabethton and Bristol show mixed results.
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Yanks Whip Browns Twice To Gain Half Game
Detroit, June 18. The Tigers pummeled the Red Sox 10 2 to sweep a three game set. Houtteman won his eighth as Kell Williams and Stephens homered for Detroit while Ted Williams and Vern Stephens went deep for Boston.
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Miners topple Cherokees behind Hardwick solid pitching
Welch Miners beat Cherokees 4 1 at J Fred Johnson Park as Shannon Hardwick pitched a complete game. Key moments came in the first inning with a walk Morgan hit and a three bagger by Dolci. Doici Morgan 3B. Greene 4 2 2 4 2. winner Hardwick 3 2. loser Greene 4 2.
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Brooks Trounce Cards Again 9-0
Dodgers hand St Louis a 9 0 defeat at Ebbets Field as Dan Bankhead shines with seven strikeouts. Gene Hermanski and Duke Snider drive in runs, Jackie Robinson homers, and five Dodger players collect hits. Cubs- or Pirates-related data follow in heavy game-by-game notes.
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Phillies Rally Twice to Beat Reds in Monday Doubleheader
The Philadelphia Phillies erased deficits to beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 and 4-2 in a twin bill. In game one Bill Nicholson drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single, while game two featured a late eighth inning rally sealing the win.
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Queen Tops Loop In 3 Departments
Atlanta June 18 Bobby Westfall Pulaski Counts batting leader in the Appy with a .451 average and 46 hits in 102 at bats. Rocky Marsalisi New River first baseman second in .415, Lou Dolei Welch third in .405. Queen Bluefield star leads in three departments with 106 bases 10 homers and 51 RBIs.
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Dick Kelly
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Baseball scores and tonight's matchup schedules
Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 0 and New York 6 Chicago 0 lead a mixed set of scores. Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 and Boston 8 Pittsburgh 6 reflect ongoing standings. Evening games feature Harpe Kennedy Brance and Smith Heintzelman as labeled pitchers in matchups.
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Mangrum Wins Golf Tourney at Wykagyl in New Rochelle
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago captured the Palm Beach Round Robin title at Wykagyl Golf Course New Rochelle earning 37 points on 90 holes 16 under par. He finished 17 points ahead of Law son Little with Herman Barron second and Claude Harmon third in a strong field including Demaret Snead and Burke Jr.
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Norman von Nida
Australia
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Art Bell
San Francisco
Claude Harmon
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Cary Middlecoff
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
Jack Burke, Jr
Thorn Hurls Princeton To 17 1 Win Over Logan
Joe Thorn hurled a four hitter as Princeton Panthers routed Logan 17 1 in a Black Diamond league game. Thorn struck out 11, walked 3, and contributed at least two RBI with McProuty and Dickerson also driving in runs.
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Yankees sweep Browns in twin bill as DiMaggio homers twice
New York Yankees crush St. Louis Browns 15-5 and 9-0 in a doubleheader. Joe DiMaggio homered in both games, Allie Reynolds pitched a complete eight-hit shutout in game one, and Yogi Berra collected four hits in game two. DiMaggio drove in three runs in the second game before exiting with a leg cramp. In Cleveland, Bob Feller and a 14-run first inning powered a 21-2 victory over Philadelphia, setting a modern major league record for first-inning runs.
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Stewards Review Regatta Race Standings
Marietta Ohio June 18 two questions dominated the day after the first Midwest regatta. Washington swept all three races with a two mile time of 8 07 5 as stewards planned a rapid review of finish color films. Princeton freshmen were second Navy second in the freshman race California second in the varsity with Wisconsin fifth. adjustments possible after review.
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