Tribe Loses Tense Duel With Senators Bob Porterfield 1-0
Washington beat Cleveland 1-0 as Bob Porterfield matched Bob Lemon in a pitching duel. Porterfield allowed only two hits through eight, while Lemon struck out six in a six-hit, shutout effort until a two-run eighth inning produced the game's deciding run. Pete Runnels doubled in the eighth and Ken Wood singled to score him. The win snapped Washington’s five-game skid as Porterfield improved to 5-5 and Lemon fell to 6-5.
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Baseball results and a prospect list from Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday results include New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 3 in extra innings. Boston 9 St. Louis 6 with other AL and NL scores noted. Thursday pitchers listed for Boston at Pittsburgh and other matchups with a full day schedule and times.
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Hearn Guides Giants Past Reds 3-2 In Cincinnati
Jim Hearn limited the Reds to four hits as the New York Giants edged Cincinnati 3 to 2. Key blows included consecutive doubles by Elwert and Mueller scoring the final margin, following Thomson’s tying homer with Whitey Lockman aboard.
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Dickson Hurls Bue Win 5-0 for Pirates over Braves
Pittsburgh pitcher Dickson threw a brilliant five hitter to defeat the Boston Braves 5-0. Ralph Kiner belted his 1st homer, while Gus Bell delivered a three-run blast in the sixth for the last place Pirates.
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Cunningham Marmet Young Win In Kanawha League
Marmet and Charles Young secured victories in the Kanawha Junior Baseball League. John Mitchell of Marmet starred on the mound with 15 strikeouts as batters faced him. Standings list Woodrums and Cunningham, with Amvers, Maycees, and Pony League teams in tight divisional races. Today's schedule features Gazette versus Branch at Oxabell Field and other league showdowns.
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Player Fired Hired Defeats Old Mates in One Night
In Danville Virginia Bill Brenie was fired by Raleigh manager Herb Brett after arrival for a Carolina League game. Howard Fox quickly rehired Brenie, who then wore a Danville Leafs uniform and drove in three runs with two home runs and two doubles in a 5-4 win over Raleigh.
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Monk Wins 25-Lap Feature At Dunbar Speedway
Clifford Monk of Charleston surged from last to win the 25 lap feature at the Dunbar Speedway on the 17th lap before about 900 fans. Johnny Patterson of Huntington finished second with Pete Copley of Charleston third. Russ Adkins won the Australian Pursuit and Bob Casto also of Charleston took the Consolation race.
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Rajah Hornsby admits tough stance after Browns firing
St Louis June 11 Rajah Hornsby admitted he is a little tough and says he wants to stay in major league baseball. The 56 year old former Browns manager, fired by owner Bill Veeck after a two month stint, defended his methods and noted he would not tolerate interference. He declined immediate offers and spoke of a need to be in the big leagues, while his wife filed a separate maintenance suit in St Louis alleging neglect. Marty Marion touted as easygoing successor faces big problems ahead.
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Olympian Goes to Europe at start of voyage
New York June 1 James Schoonmaker a 19 year old Miami yachtsman sailed for Europe aboard the Queen Mary He will compete in the Olympics in Helsinki ahead of the games in Finland ship departure marks a notable journey for young American sailing talent.
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