Rebels Defeat Johnson City 9-1 At Cardinal Park
New River Rebels topple Johnson City Red Birds 9-1 at Cardinal Park. Partin led the offense with a double and four singles driving in four runs while King, Mize, and Beavers contributed key hits as Mel Greer yielded 13 hits. Johnson City’s lone run came in the third inning before New River pulled away.
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Cardinal Park
Partin
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Mel Greer
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Josser
Cardinals
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Mize
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Greer
Dixon
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Zemes
Milisil
D'telson
I Tanner
Braves overpower Cards as Sain wins on mound
Boston Braves defeat St. Louis 10 to 6 behind Johnny Sain’s win with relief from Nelson Potter. Cardinals drop from first place as two late runs seal the game in June 25 action. notes include Musial Crandall and Klein among hitters.
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Fragmented Text Card From OCR Read
Unable to determine clear events or entities from the provided fragment. The readable words include names and nonsensical phrases with no coherent actions or context to report. No identifiable organizations, dates, places, or outcomes are present for a factual summary.
Baseball vaudeville and curious quotes mix in a light sports piece
A humorous collage notes baseball as vaudeville with bench jockeys and juggling fielders. It recalls a Hawaiian dancer canceling an engagement, and quips about love, senatorial restraint, and Frankie Frisch facing a Grimm task as Cubs manager.
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Frankie Frisch
Chicago Cubs
John Karpinsky Tops Appy League Batting Pace
John Karpinsky maintains a strong batting rank in the Appy League as Pulaski trails behind Gummaes Hee Tine Seats and Bate White despite notable performances. The piece notes scattered efforts and shifting positions with references to players and teams across the standings.
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John Karpinsky
Po Gee
Pulaski
Bate White
Jack Meyers Resigns As Proxy Of Senators
Jack Meyers announces resignation as proxy of the Cherleston Senators from Charkeeton West Virginia. He cites blunt reasons and says he never intended to be a minor leader. he implies leaving the top position while noting ongoing progress with the organization.
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Jack Meyers
Charkeeton
W Va
Cherleston Senators
Michaels Takes Over As Top Second Baseman
A chaotic OCR fragment claims Michaels becomes top second baseman as a poll opens on June 10. It notes over 2,000 ballots cast and mentions Brook and a Wednesday night event, but the text is garbled and lacks clear context or reliable names.
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American League
Revuke
Brook
Cheee
Wedterday
Olympic Diving Star Takes Nuptials Leap
Olympic diving star Sari Roman weds in San Premiero with Les meer and Peter, near the tower diving arena. The event references Vicki Treves and a three meter dive as part of the Olympic scene with a note on 168 as a year or score.
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San Premiero
Les Meer
Sari Roman
Cothege
Peter Pleced
Vicki Treves
Champon
Blue Gray Players Lead Appalachian League Hitting Rankings
Jarrin Jawn Karpinsky of the Blue Grays posts a .374 average to rank seventh in the Appalachian League while Nick Romeo of Bristol tops the league at .434. Ed Heap, Bill Green, and Joe Roddin also sit among leaders as the Blue Gray team eyes strong fielding and pitching by Clayton Taylor and Bob Bowman.
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Mnet
Bristol
Manacer White
Mennemer
Kimesport
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Boehm
Bristet
Ernie
Williams
White
Bowman
Bowser
Binefield
Cerewe
Jarrin’ Jawn Karpinsky
Pride and Joy
Blue Grays
Howe News Bureau
Atlanta
Weilding
Nick Romeo
Jarrin
Dick Battavio
Luke Tucker
Buddy Boehm
Jack Zajac
Melvin Cooper
Bill Williams
Dick Rigazio
aga@regation
Pulaski
Romeo
George Pfister
Bill Kerr
Regan Shuts Out Elizabethton With 11 K's For Pulaski
Righthander Leo Regan blanked the Elizabethton locals on eight hits and struck out 11 as the Pulaski Counts won 7 0 in an Appalachian League game. Regan improved to 9 1 on the season, and Pulaski tallied four in the first, plus one in the third and one in the seventh.
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Leo Regan
Elizabethton
Regan
Johnson
Hartig
Melville
Carter
Regan and Pfister
Upsets Forecast in 4th State Junior Amateur Golf
Lynchburg Virginia hosts the Oakwood Country Club layout for the fourth state junior amateur with 53 entrants. Host pro Earl Spicer notes the challenging 5177 yard course and the psychology of uneven lies may yield several upsets. Tommy Fox, city junior champ, shot 69 after two 82s, boosting expectations for him and three others. Allen Penick Jr of Lexington and Joe Fiveash of Norfolk are pressed as top contenders despite the course’s greens and trees.
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Lynchburg
Oakwood Country Club
Earl Spicer
Tommy Fox
Lynchburg City
Fox
Allen Penick, Jr
Lexington
Joe Fiveash
Norfolk
Billy Hyler
Rees
Baseball Leaders and Club Leaders Summary Snapshot
Baseball leaders list highlights for the season feature RHW Pet Robinson of the Dodgers with 63 and 255. Kell, Tigers. Kiner with 61 226. Schoendienst of the Cards. DiMaggio and Williams with Red Sox. Rosters and stats show top batting averages and runs batted in across teams.
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RHW
Pet Robinson
Dodgers
Kell
Tigers
I Kiner
Pirates
Schoendienst
DiMaggio
Red Sox
Williams
Ace Admiral Captures Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park
Ace Admiral won the $25,000 Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park Santa Anita in a blanket finish before 34,375 fans. Pretal finished second, Amble In third, Double Jay fourth. time 1.42 4-5 for 1 1/16 miles. Ace Admiral pays $10.80 $7.10 $5.50. Pretal pays $8.90. Amble In pays $5.50.
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Inglewood
Hollywood Park
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Pretal
Amble
Double Jay
Maine Chance Farm
GAMES TODAY BRISTOL WEI...ELIZABETHTON PULASKI
Bristol faces Weieh Elizabethton hosting Pulaski. Bluefield plays Kingsport, and New River visits Johnson City in a day of high school baseball or basketball action.
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Weieh
Elizabethton
Pulaski
Bluefield
Kingsport
New River
Johnson City
Appalachian League
Baseball scores and matchups from a tense Philadelphia Cincinnati array
Box of matchups shows Brooklyn at Pi ’2 with Newcombe and Barney a 4 1 2 Werlet and Dicksom at Cincinnati Meyer and Borewy facing Reffenehercer and Weameter. New York at Chicago Kosie Schmita or Leonard. Boston at St Louis with Billiott scoring zero.
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Newcombe
Barney
Dicksom
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Meyer
Borewy
Results Yesterday Show Mixed NBA Scores Across Cities
Washington edged Cleveland as Philadelphia beat Boston while Detroit and New York split losses. Chicago faced Philadelphia and St Louis played Boston with various standout players noted in box scores.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Philade
St. Lowis
Piedmont League Ending of the CLE Norfolk at Richmond
Norfolk meets Richmond while Roanoke faces Portsmouth and Newport News plays Lynchburg in the Piedmont League. International League results show Montreal beating Baltimore 4 2, Newark and Rochester tied 7 7, Jersey City in 10 innings. American Association games include Minneapolis versus Indianapolis and Columbus versus Milwaukee while Kansas City defeats Louisville 5.
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Newport News
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American Association
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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