Yankees Maintain Lead in 10-9 Win Over Tigers
New York clinched a 10-9 extra inning victory over Detroit as Red Rolfe drove in the decisive runs with a one out hit in the 10th. Gehrig added his 12th homer, Goslin homered for Detroit, and Rolfe totaled four extra-base hits in the slugfest.
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Tri Counties Roster Cut in Midseason Baseball Meeting
The Tri County league reduced to four teams after Valley Bell of Charleston and Koppers Car of Mount Carbon withdrew at a Kanawha hotel meeting. Burnwell named first half champion and the second half opens next Saturday with Beard's Fork at Fayetteville and Burnwell at Leewood.
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Elizabeth Memorial Defeats Calvary Baptist in Sunday League
Elizabeth Memorial edged Calvary Baptist 13 to 5 at Bays field in Charleston Sunday afternoon. Elizabeth Memorial scored seven runs in the third inning to seal the win while Kyle and Coffee, Smith and Purrett contributed offensively as the league standings for two weeks were to be published in Sunday papers.
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Dick Montague Beaten as Ward Trims Pirates
Charleston Senators debut on the mound for Tinney's Pirates yesterday at Arm ar park. Montague allowed eight by Ward as Wilkinson homered. Ward won 4 1 in the Commercial division opener. Owens-Illinois meets DuPont at Laidley and Engravers face Charleston Reds at Armor park tonight.
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Dodgers End Van Mungo Revolt and Rejoin Dodgers
The Dodgers reinstated Van Lingle Mungo after a one day revolt. He will rejoin the team in Cincinnati Saturday if sold or traded is not possible. Mungo was fined $20 and suspended by Dodgers president Stephen McKeever. A conference is planned to resolve his contract and possible move.
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Phillies Defeat Cardinals 12 to 4 in Big Win
Philadelphia exploded for four runs in each of the eighth and ninth innings to rout the St. Louis Cardinals 12 to 4. Cardinals miscues and inconsistent hitting opened the door for the Phillies as Ort Jorgens and Passeau shut down St. Louis late. Ernie Sulik homered for Philadelphia, while Jorgens, Winford, and Munns carried the workload.
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Batterson Rewrites Size Rules For Multi Sport Star
Louis Batterson, five foot eight, 152 pounds, despite small stature, became a noted third baseman for the Charleston Senators and starred at Michigan State Normal college. He played pro baseball starting 1934 with Greenwood, led East Dixie League in several fielding metrics, and set a 26 stolen base season mark. He later excelled with Springfield in the Three-I league, batting .281 and earning wide recognition for his versatility in baseball, football, basketball, and track. Born in Ann Arbor and raised in Ypsilanti, the 23 year old carries German, French, and Indian heritage and has seven years of high school and college athletic experience.
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