Indians Sweep Athletics with 12 to 1 Victory
Cleveland pounds Philadelphia pitchers for 19 hits led by Jeff Heath's homer and two doubles as the Indians dominate the Athletics 12 to 1 to complete a series sweep. Heath, Keltner and Boudreau pace a powerful attack, while Beckman struggles on the mound for Philadelphia.
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Chapman
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Boudreau
Aye
Walker
Miles
Keltner
Brancato
Davis Johnson
Mack
Hadley
Harrie
Bagby
Hite
Wagner
Sicee Umptires
Rommel
Pipa
Ormenby
Yankees 7 Chisox 2
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 7 to 2 as Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 32 games with a 14th homer and a perfect day at the plate. DiMaggio had two singles and a walk, aiding a victory that kept them on the season’s winning path.
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Abrhoa Nicker
Reevich
Tota
Gordon
Lodigian
Smith
Rose
Red Sox rookie Newsome leads 6-4 win over Tigers
Boston rookie Heber Dick Newsome earned his sixth win as the Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 6 to 4. Newsome, in his first season, pitched strongly to secure the victory in a tight early season matchup.
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Tigers
Boston
Heber
Dick” Newsome
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Portly Uckleballer Paces Nine Hit Game in Exhibition
George Caster and Bill Trotter combined for 17 hits with three doubles in a rough nine inning contest. Batting stars included McQuillan Vernon Case Bloodworth and Travis with a variety of runs batted in as St. Louis topped Washington 6 to 5 in front of about 1,500 observers.
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McQulany
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Grace
Blo Berardino
Buanre
Poor
Trotter
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Corio
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Vernon
Ae Case
Sisecesener
Bloodworth
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Ardino
Case
Travia
Leonard
Archie
Lewis
Marly
Rune Lewis
Broodworth
Louis
Galehouse
Caster
Ore
Rue,tewart
Summers
Baseball Scores and Pitchers Today in the American League
The standings show New York 7 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 12 Philadelphia 1 Boston 6 against Washington 1. Pitching matchups include Cleveland at Washington with Smith facing Hudson, Detroit at New York Newsom against Russo, and St Louis at Boston Auker versus Dobson. Only one game is scheduled.
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Chic Iadelph Cleveland
Philelphia
Boston
Trod
Washington
Lewis
Cleveland
Smith
Hudson
Detroit
Newsom
Russo
St. Louie
Auker
Va. Dobson
Louis Needs Best After Title Fight Delay
Promoter Jacobs may schedule Joe Louis for a September return after Louis and Conn split a 12 round title battle. Louis drew 451 404.80 from a gate of 451 743, while Conn earned 77 202.40. Billy Conn and Mary Louise Smith were involved in personal matters as talk of another shot at Louis grows, with Nova and Simon looming as possible opponents.
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Joe Coe
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John Roxborough
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Trish
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Jimmy Smith
New York Baseball Giants
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Billy
San
Jacobs
Michigan
Abe Simon
Jacobs Beach
Joe Becker
Gaby Ryan
Mary Louise
St. Mary's Pa
Pittsburgh
Nova
Ray Carlen
Mike
Tin Simon
Roxborough
Brain Trust
Mike Jacobs
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Deacon Parsons Wins Two Straight Sets at State Tennis
Deacon Parsons of Huntington advanced to the quarterfinals by winning two straight-set matches in the state closed tennis tournament at Charleston. The Marshall College senior defeated Dr. G A Perkins 6 2 6 3 and Leon Davis 6 2 6 2. Semi finals are scheduled for Saturday with the final on Sunday.
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Huntington
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G. A. Perkins
South Charleston
Leon Davis
Nitro
Ansell Knotts
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Dark Horse
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White Sulphur Springs
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Mr. Hope
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Fred Kellmeyer
Wheeling
Fred Ours
Keilmeyer
John Murphy
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W. E. Grose
Dan Swihart
Phil Mahood
Bluefield
Lieut. Scott Camp, Jr
Morgantown
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W. E. Mill
Jim Gray
Bob Spilman, Jr
George Kessler
Montgomme
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Christine McCuskey
Larksburg
Ruth Jones
Mannington
Lisa Spilman
Jean Holloway
Wright Hugus
Herman Ben—_ ant Gore - Plymale
Bailey
Howard Ullum
Scott Camp
Downed Selfe
National League results and next games listed
Yesterday's NL scores show New York 9 beat Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 9 over Chicago 4, St Louis 7 to Philadelphia 6 in 11 innings. Night games include New York at St Louis with Carpenter facing Warneke and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Casey versus Walters.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Baty Kamen
Carpenter
Ve. Warneke
Cincinnati
Casey
Ve. Walters
Boston
Erickson
Pniladelibis
Podgalade Attsburgh
Byrd and Bulla Lead Inverness Four-Ball Tilt
Sammy Byrd and Johnny Bulla shot a 64 best-ball to lead the Inverness four-ball after day one. They were three up on Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta with six matches to play, while Hogan and Demaret posted an eagle and others chased in the $7,000 event.
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Sammy Byrd
New York Yankee
Johnny Bulla
Inverness
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Bulla
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Smith
Little
Guldahl
Harrison
Mangrum
McSpaden
Demaret
Hogan
Heafner
Metz
Thompson
Nelson
Picard
Revolta
Mountain State League Games Tonight
Logan travels to Bluefield and Huntington visits Welch for the only scheduled Mountain State League basketball games tonight.
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Mountain State League
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Bluefield
Huntington
Welch
Weekend Scores From Midwest League Standings
Milwaukee ties Indianapolis 4 to 4 on a mixed day of games. Louisville defeats Kansas City 6 to 4 while New York posts a 7 to 2 win over Chicago. Minneapolis edges Toledo 6 to 4 with a 10 run frame. St Paul tops Columbus 6 to 1 as Charleston beats Canton 5 to 4. Akron wins 8 to 7 against Zanesville and Dayton defeats Youngstown 11 to 6.
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Columbus
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Canton
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Zanesville
Dayton
Youngstown
Cards And Brooklyn Win Games In National League
St Louis holds a 3 game lead over Brooklyn after a 5 2 win highlighted by Stan Benjamin's homer and two run shot by Mize. Phillies tied in the ninth on Steve Ner’s fly but Saint Louis pulled ahead in extras with Johnny Mize driving in key runs and Hopp adding solid support in the outfield and at first base.
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Hne
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Johnny Mize
Gus Mancuso
Eddie Lake
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BI Hughes
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Padgett
Slaughter
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Meaner
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Hutchinson
Higbe Earns Eighth Win as Dodgers Top Cubs 9-4
Higbe earns his eighth win after a 9-4 Dodgers victory over the Cubs. Peewee Reese leads a 15 hit attack with four hits in six trips, backed by strong hitting from Danning DiMaggio and Moore. Stark bullpen notes and fielding details accompany the game summary.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Kirby Higbe
Peewee Reese
Ger
Giants Beat Pirates 9–6 Behind Danning's Big Day
In Pittsburgh on June 19 Harry Danning paced the Giants with two doubles and a triple as New York collected 12 hits to defeat the Pirates 9 to 6. Pitcher relief helped secure the win.
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Vince DiMaggio
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Rucker
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Moore
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Mweee
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Heitzelman
Pauenene
s-Collins
Klinger
Ener
Mitna
Sth
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DiMane Gustine
Rune Bat
Van_ Robays
Fletcher
Vaughan
Heintzelman
Schmacher
Goers
Reardon
Conlan
Pirates
Harry Danning
New York Giants
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