Phillies Drop Two To Rising Dodgers in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Dodgers swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 and 8-1 before 11,123 fans. Ray Hamrick and Augie Galan sparked the offense, while Ed Head earned his first win of the season in the nightcap. Dodgers moved up to fifth, just half a game behind the Giants.
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Senators Rally To Edge A's In Extra Innings 7 5
Washington tops Philadelphia 7 5 after leading 5 2 into the ninth. George Myatt laced a decisive triple in the 11th, scoring Jun Sullivan after Hall misplayed an error. Milo Candini earned the win as Joe Berry took the loss in the opener of the series.
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Lothes Resigns WVU for Carbide Recreation Director Post
Harry Lothes resigns as West Virginia University basketball coach and takes a recreation director role at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp in South Charleston. Johnny Brickels will succeed him at WVU on July 1 as assistant football mentor and head basketball coach at the university.
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Cubs Beat Pirates 10 to 6 in opener
The Chicago Cubs pounded four Pittsburgh pitchers for 14 hits to end the Pirates four game win streak with a 10 to 6 victory in the opener. Wyse earned the win, Ree took the loss, and the game featured 2,618 in attendance with 2:24 time.
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Partee's Homer Delivers Red Sox 8 7 Victory
Roy Partee hit his first homer of the season in the ninth inning to lift the Boston Red Sox to an 8-7 win over the New York Yankees in a twilight game before 6,683 fans. Mike Ryba relieved early and held the Yankees through the late innings as Boston erased a 7-6 deficit with five first-inning runs and Partee's dramatic ninth-inning shot capped the comeback.
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Giants Turn Back Braves In New York Victory
New York Giants defeated Boston Braves 6 to 4 as Mel Ott’s sons scored twice in the fourth and twice more in the seventh. Bill Voiselle earned the win over Jim Tobin, who allowed 12 Giants hits and all 6 runs.
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Arnold Carter Follows Beggs Footsteps in Reds Roster
Cincinnati welcomes Arnold Carter a lefty from Syracuse joining the Reds after Joe Beggs. Carter tied Beggs with a 23 win percentage and shared a 4 and 12 stat line. He had seven shutouts for the Chiefs, one behind Teague, and helped win the Invernor’s Cup playoff game. Carter hails from Low West Virginia.
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Sammy Byrd Takes Lead In Open Play
Sammy Byrd of Redford Mich former Yankee outfielder shot a 66 to lead the Inquirer Invitational at Torrey-Frankford Country Club. He posted seven birdies, a course record 31 on the back nine, and holds a two stroke edge over Bob Hamilton of Evansville. Bud Lewis and Harold McSpaden share 70, with Drake Wood also 70, in the $17,500 war bond event.
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Verban Stars on Base in Junior World Series Rally
Emil Verkan, playing second base for the Cardinals, starred with stout defense in the Junior World Series against Columbus, contributing as Verban played every inning to bolster the effort.
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