Pirates Overtake Giants For Second. Take Fifth Straight Win
USBURCH, June 10 CAP The Pirates seized sole second in the National League by beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 3, their fifth straight victory and a clean sweep of the three-game series. Red Lue pitched well until the seventh, and Brooklyn rallied in the ninth before Guy Bush finished them off.
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Tri County to Meet Tonight at Kanawha
Tri County Baseball league members meet at Kanawha tonight at eight to map the second half season. With five clubs after Koppers withdraw, organizers aim to add a sixth team. Bushwell has clinched the first half title. Koppers visits next Saturday. Valley Bell plays Leewood and Beard's Fork hosts Fayetteville against the Black Diamond Athletics.
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Cubs edge Phils 4 3 in ninth to complete sweep
Ken O'Dea delivered a bases loaded single with two outs in the ninth, scoring the tying and go ahead runs as Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 3. The win stretched the Cubs’ winning streak to seven and completed a three game sweep of the series.
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Red Sox edge Tigers 4 3 in tight victory
Wes Ferrell beat Clarence Phillips as the Red Sox edged the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3. Bill Werber hit a third inning homer with Jimmy For added by a single, Dusty Cooke scored on Heinie Manush's two bagger. Boston stretched its margin over Detroit to four games and closed to 2 1/2 behind New York.
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Repulse Nats Top Senators 10 To 2 Behind Blacholder
Cleveland’s George Blacholder shut down Washington with six hits allowed while Cleveland’s lineup pounded for ten runs. Cecil Travis hit a ninth inning homer with Buddy Lewis aboard as the Indians beat the Senators 10 to 2. Whitchill started for Washington. Travis drove in four runs and Lewis collected three hits in the victory.
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Reds Host Crosley Field Field Meet Before Dodgers Game
Cincinnati readers learn of a Thursday evening field meet at Crosley Field before the second night game with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Events include sprints for pitchers and infielders, bunting, fungo distance, throwing accuracy, place hitting, and a bases drill. Officials from the Ohio AAU, plus Reds and Dodgers players, will compete in a program capped by fireworks and a band concert.
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Blossom Dairy Hands Pure Oil First Defeat Of Season Tilt
Industrial division tilt ends 9 2 as Blossom Dairy hands Pure Oil their first loss of the season. Golden Outfit improves to 7 3 with victory. Kanawha Valley action notes Pirates at Ward and Owens Mines with schedule updates.
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Valley League Expands Schedule At Laidley Field
The Valley League will add daily games to the Laidley card with play every day except Saturday at Laidley and Armor Park in South Charleston. Attendance has grown after consolidating with the Industrial League, with trial division contests drawing strong crowds and easing after recent defeats for DuPont and Purel.
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Blosser’s team edges ahead with timely hits and runs
Timay Vencill and Bitty Crcutt each delivered bunts to load the bases as Nig Chancey plated Vencill and Weber with a looping single to center. Bibby retired Ore on a fielder’s choice and Buckley on a strikeout as Blosser’s defense steadied.
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Tadlock Brothers Ignite East West Clash At Dunbar Speedway
The Tadlock brothers, from Norfolk and Ram s North Carolina, race at the Dunbar Speedway on Memorial Day weekend, meeting West entrants Frank McGurk and George Barringer for the first time on a dirt track. East guidelines include Bill Lockwell Jimmie Nickolas Eddie Skinner John Whitt Floyd Clayton and Fred Bailes. Bailes, former Dunbar record holder, will pilot the Clenix Special aiming to break the long standing mark.
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