Senators Take First Place as Johnnies Fall 8-3
In a MAC ballgame Senator pitchers held off the Johnnies as Charleston forges to sole lead. Little Joe tied the score with three hits including a three bagger while Longnecker and Miller shone on the mound limiting Johnstown to five hits.
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Frank A. Knight
Gasette
Senators
Siet
Arg Generals
Beckley
Dos Longnecker
Charleston
Meechers
Don
Joe
Reece
Taird
Wes
Buck Dunkle
Dynkle
Im Miller
Longnecker
Feeponatchie
Miller
She Benatore
Dobbies
Byard
Reber
Fuse
Johnstown
Totaj
Rangoon
Roberta
Ibis
Gene Byrd Wees
Mundo
Miller Shuts Out Opponents in Charleston Pitching Duel
Melvin Miller of the Kanawha Senators pitched strongly for Charleston, overcoming early doubt about his form. He kept the Jehnnies to four or five hits, but a late miscue kept his team from a perfect show, while Miller himself hinted at better days ahead after a rough spring.
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Miller
Kanawha Park
Jehnnies
Senators
Melvin Miller
Mister Mitter
Powellmen
Melvin
Charleston
Toledo Club
American Association
Cleveland Indians
Watt Powell
Louie Miller
Mr. Miller
Powell
Cherieston
Huntington Boosters
Akip
Orsatti’s Single Lifts Cards Past Giants in Rainshortened win
Ernie Orsatti’s single and Pepper Martin’s triple powered St. Louis to a 1-0 lead in the first inning, with Eddie Delker and Martin homering in the eighth before a rain halt ended the game. Malone started for Chicago as the Cubs fell to the Cardinals in a game called due to rain. Delker and Collins contributed for St. Louis amid the late rally.
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Chicago
Ernie Orsatti
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ie Cubs
Eddie Delker
Martin
Louie Chitwan
AEH OA
AB Ormatth
Gude Ct
Martin Cf
Herman Tb
Hendrick
English
Collins
Hornsby of
Watkins
St’p’nson
Mancuso
Grimm Tb Gelbert Ss
H Madtnett c
Deiker
Durges
Dean
Malone
Afurnayand Magerkurth
Giants Fall as Phillies Rally for 4 2 Win
New York trailed but the Phillies came from behind with three runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Giants 4 to 2. Klein hit his 13th homer in the seventh, while Terry and Ort homered for the Giants.
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New York
Philles
Klein
Giants
Terry
Ort
Terry Ab
Whitney
Ole He
Lee
Hoan
Bressie
Ol Fulix
Davin Ce
Q'Parrefle
G Davis
Jackson Ce
McCurdy c
Vetger
Holley
Walker P
V. Davis Snath
Ren Fer Hogan
Walker
Philadeipoop Tan
York Baril
Lindstrom
Ott
Kwein
Bartell
Hurst
Venez
Kirin
Morst
Teorey
Halley
Martell
Jackson
Horat
Verger
Crile
Phiadelphia
Luque Walker
Luque Qin
Reardonard Quigley
Koenig Elected Captain of Hoosiers 1983 Team
Howard Koenig of Cleveland was unanimously elected captain of Indiana University’s 1983 baseball team. The junior left handed pitcher is noted for strong fielding and hit .387 to lead the regulars on this year’s squad.
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Bloomington
Ind
Howard Koenig
Cleveland
Indiana University
Athletics Sweep Yanks in Twin Bill with Late Homers
In Philadelphia on June 1, the Athletics beat the New York Yankees 8 7 in a 18 inning opener and 7 6 in game two. Max Bishop delivered a sixteenth inning homer with one on and one out to win the first, while Jimmy Foxx homered to spark offense. In the second game Roger Cramer and Bishop again supplied key hits as the A's built early lead before the Yankees rallied. A crowd of 51 000 saw both games of a six game series opener at Shibe Park.
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Riladelphia
Athletics
New York Yankees
Innines
Max Bishop
Jimmy Foxx
Tuns
APTS
Shibe Park
Charley Ruffing
Leroy Mahaffey
Yankee
Mickey Cochrane
Heving
Coleman
Cramer
Lefty Grove
Mahaffey
Ruffing
Walter Brown
Earle Comba
Sewell
Babe Myth
Yanks
Mule Haas
Drke
Roettger
Bishop
George Pipgras
Roger Cramer
Arndt Jorgens
Homer
Cramer cl
Ruth
Hevinge
Heal Mo
Cochrane
Gehrig
Simmons
Foxx
Dickey
Coleman Rt
Lazsert Tb
McNair As
Lary
Crovatti
Hana
Mabelfry
Brown
Crove
Roetiger Ax
Totes
Minnie
Jadelphin
Combs
Bewell
Aes
Hutting
Bimmone
Haas
Mice
Mice Malt, Run Batted In; Ruffing 2, Bewell, Dickey 2, Gehrig
McNair
Auting
Chapman
Ruffine
New York
Philadelphia
Ratting
Mahattry
Grove
Biruckoul On
Crowe
Brows
Maheftey
Major League Leaders Feature Mixed Names and Teams
A scatter of player names and teams appears in a brief league note with references to Baye Suma Hema Kune Athiet Athietien and various clubs including Cardinals Athletics Phillies Giants and Giants names jumbled and uncertain. The fragment hints at a leaderboard or roster listing without clear context or results.
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Baye Suma
Hema Kune
Athiet Athietien
Warhees
Prieta Cardinals
Klein
Phiver Exz
Athietien
Cochrane
Athletics
Shumens
Mron Hu Forx
Foxx
Athieiien Kien
Phillies
F. Warner
Piri Warst
Prities Orly
Giants
Beckley Defeats Generals in 13-11 Victory
Beckley scored five runs in the eighth inning to rally past Clarksburg 13 to 11. Harris belted a two run homer with two on, and Clarksburg had previously tied the game in the sixth before Beckley pulled away.
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Beckley
Generals
Clarksburg
Bbeckley
Slaughter
Harris
Coffer
Spencer Rt
Greg Butener
Blouenter
Heavener
Brigham
Proctor
Second Straight Shutout by Fox Outfit
Fox Dry Cleaners posted a second consecutive shutout at Laidley field, defeating Central Sales 8 0 behind Joe Dorsey’s two hit pitching. A five run third inning broke open the game as Chilton and Faircloth contributed key hits and Fox capitalized on defensive miscues.
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Fox Dry Cleaners
Laidley Field
Central Sales
Joe Dorsey
Fox
Marines Win Opener on Bases-Loaded Homer
Harrison, a lanky Marine shortstop, belted a bases loaded homer in the fifth to break a 3 3 tie and lift Marines to a 7 3 victory over Sport Mart in the opening game at Armor Park. Rousseau added an unassisted double play.
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Harrison
Armor Park
Sport Mart
Rousseau
Ughiman
Schnee
Lowner
Beore
Chandler and Tilton
Blake
Willeford
Doeg to Replace Vines in Davis Cup Tie
John Hope B Doeg of Newark N J will replace Ellsworth Vines in the American interzume final Davis Cup tennis tie with Brazil. Vines who led the U S in ties with Canada Mexico and Australia will wait Saturday on the Tie de France to compete in the Englands championship at Wimbledon.
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New York
John Hope
Doeg
Newark
N. J
United States
Ellsworth Vines
California
Brazil
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Vines
Canada
Mexico
Australia
France
Wiebledon
Chocolate Gains Decision In Bout
Kid Chocolate of Havens won a 15 round decision over Lew Feldman of Brooklyn at Queensboro Stadium opening outdoor show. The victory secures a lightweight title bout with Champion Tony Canzoneri this July.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Havens
Tony Canzoneri
Lew Feldman
Brooklyn
Queensboro Stadium
Orwell Ninth As Walls' Ace Wins Derby at DOWNS
Orwell Ninth As Walls' Ace galloped to victory in the 1353rd Derby at Downe with a burst in the final 100 yards. The race prize was about 50 000 dollars. The crowd of 500 000 to 1 000 000 included the King, Queen, and Prince, backing Orwell heavily as the favorite since 1908.
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Washington
M. G
Singer
Orwell
Ageithar
Destur
Lord Ebossherry
Miracle
Darfur
Zemond
Tottenham Corner
Piesse Furn
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Jim Londos
Abe Coleman
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Gromclosa
Sington
Wilder
Harri
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Welch
Cherry
Fox Outfit
J. McKenna Wild
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Dorsey
Keith Chilton
Rags Faircloth
Chilton
Gordon Buckley
Bruce Jackson
Daleamen
Buckley
Marines
John Doeg
Chocolate
Tilden
Aces
Evanstor
June Stirs
Hang Nusstein
Kare Kare- Tah
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