Dodgers Rally Past Reds 7-6 In Wild Eight Inning
Ernie Kay homered and doubled for five runs as Brooklyn Dodgers defeat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 6 in eight innings. Four Reds pitchers issued seven walks while Brooklyn seized control late after trailing early, with Lombardi Frey Werber and McCormick delivering key hits.
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Gene Thompson
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Thompson
Pressnell
Grissom
East-West Junior Game Highlighted By Detroit Wins
Detroit Tigers sweep Washington Senators in a doubleheader, extending a four-game win streak. Hank Greenberg homered in both games to reach 15 this season as Detroit climbs to fifth in the American League.
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Pete) Fox
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Jimmy de Shong
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Frankie Croucher
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Dick” Jones
Hanford Post
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Hubbard Bowl to Hotel 9 in Finale
The Roosevelt Hotel American Legion juniors closed their schedule with a 5-0 win over Hubbard Ice, marking their tenth victory. Pitcher Bob Hurych extended his unbeaten Legion record as Roosevelt allowed just one hit, a second inning liner by Gene Stepanek.
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Roosevelt
Tom Janos
Hurych
Wood Nelson and Shute share National Open title
Craig Wood Byron Nelson and Denny Shute finish tied for the 72 hole lead at 284 in the U S National Open as Sammy Snead collapses late with disastrous holes. A playoff is set for 18 holes to decide the champion.
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Weather and baseball scores tucked in New York update
A garbled news item lists teams New York Detroit Boston Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland and others with scattered scores and fractions. It notes rain for games Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis with a second New York at St Louis day and schedule repeats for several matchups.
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Boston
Philadelph
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St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Saturday Scores Show Tight Races
The standings show Cincinnati leading with 31 wins and 16 losses, followed by St Louis and New York in a tight race. Saturday results include New York 6 Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 6, with Chicago 2 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 6.
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Philadelphia
Weather Halts Schedule as Rain Delays All Games
The league noted all games postponed due to rain. Team records show Kan. City 35 17 .673 and Minneapolis 32 18 .640 with several others — St Louis 23 28 .451 and Columbus 24 28 .462 — affected by the washout.
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Cubs Defeat Bees 2-1 Behind Whitehill Victory
Chicago pitcher Earl Whitehill earned his third win of the season as the Cubs shaded Boston 2 to 1. Carl Reynolds drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning two base hit and Jimmy Gleeson contributed a two bagger. Shoffner started for Boston and Hampered by walks, Whitehill went the distance for Chicago.
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Debs Garris
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Cedar Rapids baseball prices not driving crowds says police pair
Police Reporter Scotty McLeod and Raiders president Harry S. Johnson argue Cedar Rapids fans stay away despite higher salaries and lower admission in a measure of the baseball attendance decline. They suggest other amusements pull fans away as costs rise.
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Indians Dump A S Behind John Allen
The Cleveland Indians shut out the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 0 behind Johnny Allen’s two hit pitching. Cleveland battered Potter for 11 hits and chased him in the seventh inning with a four run rally. Heath and Trosky drove in two runs apiece while Grimes swatted a three base hit as Cleveland pulled into a virtual third place tie with Chicago.
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Prince Hal Schumacher Leads Giants Past Pirates 6-2
New York Giants defeat Pittsburgh 6-2 to take the series opener. Prince Hal Schumacher allows only four hits after the first inning. Zeke Bonura drives in three runs including a pair in the first frame. Pirates commit two unearned runs in the third. Mace Brown relieves in the fourth and Giants add one more on a wild pitch and a sacrifice.
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