Cards Move Past Chicago To Shove Into Second Place
St. Louis beat Chicago 5 2 at home to climb into second place. Burkhardt delivered a strong performance with an Ave-hit effort as the Cubs were held to limited scoring. Caverretta Lowery and errors contributed to the Cardinals’ victory before a large paid attendance.
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Penn Player Interference Costs Lions Victory in Penn Columbia
In Philadelphia, Penn pitcher John Woeble impeded a would be runner at second base during a Penn Columbia clash. Umpire Dave Schulman ruled the act involuntary with no penalty. Columbia coach Andy Coakley argued the interference mattered, while Penn coach Harry Hendrickson favored referee Asa Bushnell's review.
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Protest in Collegiate Baseball Is Disallowed
Intercollegiate baseball saw a rare protest when Columbia and Penn lodged a claim over a Stubby AA game. Bushnell weighed the evidence, consulted Ford Frick and others, and disallowed the protest. Columbia's Ralph Furey praised the decision while Bushnell and Swarts conveyed mutual satisfaction. Ain't these collegians nice people.
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Pirates defeat Reds 3 1 to end five game skid
Nick Strincevich scattered seven hits for Pittsburgh as the Pirates beat Cincinnati 3-1. Elliott drove in two runs with a fourth inning single and Saltzgaver highlighted Pittsburgh’s offense with a ninth inning tally. Strincevich earned his sixth win while Cincinnati’s bats were held in check, leaving them with six men left on base.
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Phillies Giants split twin bill with 5-4 win for Phils
In Philadelphia on June 22 the Phillies beat the Giants 5-4 in the second game after a 3-0 loss. Van Lingle Mungo earned his seventh win, and Gus Mancuso was the lone Phillie to reach third. The nightcap saw 12 hits from each team as Mel Ott and Vance contributed key runs.
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Brooklyn Fans Witness Erratic Ball Field Show
Brooklyn loses 4 9 to 9 as Holmes and Gillenwater pace 4 runs in a rough game. Cooper Pyle Grege Earley and Mit Ses struggle on the mound plus wild pitches and late scoring frame draw 27,478 in attendance.
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Whit Martin Insists That Cards Are It
Brooklyn Dodgers lead the National League as Whit Martin argues the Cards will beat them. The piece notes the Dodgers' strong run against Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh, but warns that tougher opponents like St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Boston loom. It suggests the Cardinals as the team to beat despite the Dodgers’ current top spot.
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Boston at Brooklyn on night schedule notes Tobin and Ni
Only games scheduled. Tobin leads Boston 67 with Ni at 2 1 while Wyatt is 0 5. St Louis meets Chicago with Brecheen 3 2 versus Passeau 6 2 or Vandenberg 1 1.
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Yesterday's Results From A Packed Sports Card
Yesterday's results show New York 2 4 Dedcignin 0 5 and Cleveland 2 0. Boston led 10 to W 5 while St Louis 8 beat Detroit. Washington at Boston and Detroit at St Louis are scheduled tonight with matchups involving Orrell Wilson Kramer and knerr.
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Baseball standings and results from the American Association
Toronto 6 Syracuse 3 Baltimore 14 4 Buffalo 4 1 Rochester 4 6 Jersey City 1 1 Montreal 9 Newark 4. Indicates early season scoring and team records across leagues.
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Beacom Announces Tri State Amateur Golf Tourney Dates
Oakland MarylandJune 22 Pat Beacom announced the tri state amateur golf tournament will be at Oakland municipal links July 27 29 with 36 holes of medal play and a challenge cup for the three time winner Entries with a 2 nomination fee go to Ira J Bosley entries open until the tournament Entries also include a junior tennis tournament July 16 23 and western Maryland championship tennis August 15 18 all sanctioned by the USLTA and open to Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Virginia and DC
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Favorable Fishing Waters Outlook by County Report
Charleston notes mixed conditions as the conservation commission reports most counties show favorable fishing waters this week. Greenbrier streams are high and receding, Meadow Creek and North Fork Anthony Creek are low and clear, Pocahontas trout streams in the upper part are favorable, Greenbrier river somewhat high, Monroe trout streams full, Preston high and cloudy, Summers unfavorable.
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Babe Germain Will Meet In Golf Tourney
Grief struck Mildred Didrickson Zaharias advanced to the final round of the 16th annual Women's Western Open after defeating Mrs Albert Becker 4 and 2. Zaharias will face Dorothy Germain, who beat Carl Freese 3 and 2, in a 36-hole final.
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Babe) Freese
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Green Edges Zivic In Unanimous Ten Round Decision
Harold Green of Brooklyn rose from the floor after a sixth round knockdown to win a unanimous 10 round decision over Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh at Madison Square Garden. Referee Eddie Josephs and judges varied on rounds but Green led most scores, with Zivic hurt by body shots and rallying briefly near the end of the sixth.
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Tilden Beats Budge In Forest Hills Exhibition
The 52 year old former world champion Tilden defeated Lloyd Budge 6-1 6-3 in the Red Cross victory exhibition at Forest Hills. Welby Van Horn won 6-1 6-3 over Richard Sheen, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Elwood Cooke also won their singles.
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Dizzy Trout falters as Browns beat Tigers 8-4 in opener
In St Louis on June 22 Dizzy Trout walked three batters and allowed three hits in the fifth inning, drawing an error and helping the Detroit Tigers fall 8 to 4 to the St. Louis Browns in the first game of a four game set. Browns rally from early deficit with combined hits by Krevich Christman and Wedd Mancuso among others, while Trout faced extended trouble in the fifth.
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Three-Year Turf Pix Fields A Big Derby Contention Field
New York daily racing notes list nine entries for the mile and a half Belmont race with a $74 250 purse. Favorites include Wildlife Brookfield and Belair stud’s Belair bred runners, while Pavot with new jockey Eddie Arcaro is also in contention. Other contenders include Sea Swallow Adonis Burning Dream and Doge as the field lines up after the Derby and Preakness.
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Boom Boom Beck Leaves Reds in Cincinnati Gate Incident
Walter "Boom Boom" Beck, 39, a right handed pitcher, was released by the Cincinnati Reds amid an incident at Cincinnati. The move comes after limited play this season.
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Carolina League Scores Mix as Burlington Tops Greensboro
Baseball results from the Carolina League include Burlington beating Greensboro 22 to 3, Durham defeating Winston-Salem 6 to 4, Raleigh winning 8 to 1 in ten innings at Leakeville, and Danville beating Martineville 8 to 4.
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