Braves Claim NL Lead With 8-6 Win Over Pirates
Boston's Braves rallied to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-6 before 20,153 fans, moving one game ahead in the National League standings ahead of the Dodgers and Giants who slipped to a tie for second. Whitey Lockman and Stan Musial homered in other games, while the Phillies and Yankees also posted victories.
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Major League Box Scores Mixed 1939 NL AL style notes
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Homers Spark Ranson Win In City League Tilt
Ranson Grocery rallied to defeat Merchants in South Charleston City league action last night. Bartett homered with two on in the fifth to spark the win while Turner homered in the second inning for Merchants. Wick and Daughtery doubled for Merchants. Fleming pitched for Ranson and Holt for Merchants.
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Fragmentary Box Score Narrative From A Baseball Game
Readable details sketch a Philadelphia area baseball box score with players Hatton Fox Jones and Barnhardt among others. It lists runs, hits, errors, double plays and pitching lines for Fox Gumber and Roberts, noting 9 innings and various players on offense and defense.
Second Army Tops Mayflower in Tight 2-1 Victory
In South Charleston last night the Second Army edged Mayflower 2-1 on a pitching duel and timely hitting. Flemings led the offense with two hits while Ritz Richardson and Fogarty contributed, as Nida pitched for the losers in a fast paced softball clash on the South Hills diamond.
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