Cardinals Beat Phillies In Six Run Rally To Lead NL
St Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 3 as Harry Brecheen pitched six shutout innings after a six run sixth. Del Ennis hit his 12th homer for Philadelphia in the ninth. Cardinals move three and a half games ahead of the Phillies.
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Jansen Throws Giants Past Pirates for Fifth Win
New York Giants righthander Larry Jansen pitched five wins this season, scattering five hits in a 7 0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Toshie Gilbert provided a two run homer in the second inning as New York batted around and added insurance later.
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Major League Standings and Scores Report
The Brooklyn team sits at 3 while St. Louis and Philadelphia are at 4 and 3. New York trails Pittsburgh 0 to 1 with Boston leading Cincinnati and American League figures show St. Louis at 88 and Philadelphia at 0 in several matchups.
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Monsanto Westvaco Cup St Albans Nitro Games
Monsanto Westvaco beat Nitro Merchants 32 to 0 in St Albans Nitro League at the lighted field Estep pitched the shutout Quillen was the winning hurler for Westvaco Westvaco then topped St Paul 6 to 4 in the same night action in St Albans.
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Lenczyk and Kerby Lead Collegiate Golf Qualifier
Grace Lenczyk of Stetson and Betty Kerby of Barry College led with 77s on Ohio State Scarlet Course as wind challenged over 40 players in the 1950 women's collegiate golf qualifying. Pauline Frey of Ohio State was runner up with 79.
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Masseys Homer Sinks Hurricane Nine 4-3
Masseys two run homer in the third powered EMCO to a 4-3 Industriel League win over Hurricane. Dave Stender limited the visitors to three hits but costly errors and Masseys hit proved decisive. Ryan pitched for EMCO.
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Moody Sets Best Midget Clockings This Week
Chet Moody of Akron leads with the only multievent best times this season at the 4 H fairgrounds Dunbar. Moody clocked 9 01 10 in the Australian pursuit and 6 11 48 in the 20 lap feature. Smokey Stover tops the night heat clocking at 2 38 42 with Joe Shepherd and Speedy Estep next at 3 02 93 and 3 08 15.
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Qualifying Sites Set for National Amateur Tournament
The U S Golf Association announced 37 qualifying sites for the 1950 National Amateur, five more than last year. 36-hole trials occur Aug 8 at most sites except two. Additional rounds on July 31 in Honolulu and Aug 7 in Salt Lake City. The 210-player field will compete Aug 21–26 at Minneapolis Golf Club with entries due by 5 pm EST July 24._sites include Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Hartford Miami Chicago Waterloo New Orleans Baltimore Del City St Paul Lincoln New Albany Buffalo Fargo Cincinnati Cleveland Oklahoma City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Columbia Memphis Nashville Dallas Houston Odessa Richmond Seattle Huntington Milwaukee.
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Lefty Grove Returns to Organized Baseball in Cumberland
Lefty Grove, returning to baseball after retiring from the Red Sox in 1941, leads the Cumberland Little League in Cumberland Maryland. The venture involves about 300 local youngsters with Grove serving in a coaching and organizational role, after prior stints with Lonaconing pro team.
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Ducks Beat Loudendale In Twilight League Showdown
The Reed Ducks defeated Loudendale 15 to 4 at Loser’s Field yesterday in Twilight League baseball. Lavender pitched for the Ducks while Songer took the loss for Loudendale.
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Supreme Court rules baseball field can be nuisance in Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court orders a 45 day window for the Adams County field owners to revamp the diamond or abandon play after resident Amdor allege balls vehicles and debris harmed property. Home plate must be moved away from Amdor home to allow games to continue. Porterfield suffers left cheekbone fracture after being struck by a pitch with limited access to X-ray.
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O Sullivan Leads Eastern Women’s Amateur Golf Round
Salmont Mass June 13 Pat O Sullivan a 24 year old 1948 winner from Orange Conn shot one under par to lead 41 rivals in the first round of the Eastern Women s Amateur Golf Championship at Belmont Country Club The Connecticut star held a one stroke edge over Peesy Kirk of Findlay Ohio and Mrs John Hulteng of Providence Rhode Island both listed as top challengers
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LaMotta To Defend Title Against Graziano At Polo Grounds
Al De Napoli arrives at Kiamesha Lake to train Middleweight champion Jake LaMotta for the June 28 title defense at New York's Polo Grounds. De Napoli previously trained LaMotta for two dollars per session, after watching him spar six rounds and noting improved condition.
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Rocky Graziano Preps for June 28 Bout
Rocky Graziano trains in Greenwood Lake New York watching three rounds of sparring for his upcoming middleweight title bout against Jake LaMotta on June 28. He fights two rounds with Chief Red Arrow of Tulsa and one with Jackie Burke of Pittsburgh. Graziano nearing 180 pounds.
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Richardson and Owens Tractor win in City Softball League
In City Softball League action Owens Illinois defeats Sport Mart 5 to 4 behind Glen Howell pitching while Richardson Tractor belts duPont 12 to 3. Paddy Franklin limits Chemists to four singles as Bobby Buubaugh hits a three run homer in the big fourth. Denny Pickavance leads Sport Mart with a single and triple. Leon Edwards goes 2 for 3 for Sport Mart.
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Colleens Sweep Ladies' Series In Exhibition Win
The Colleens beat the Sallies 7 to 4 at Watt Powell Park as Pat Brown allowed six hits and fanned nine in a pitchers duel. Nancy Mudge led Colleens with a triple and two singles in five at bats while Lenéral Mandella added a timely triple. Attendance reached 994 for the night and 2,267 for the two games. Proceeds benefited Coonskin Park and the City Recreation Department.
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Wrestling site chosen for 1981 World Freestyle Championship
The International Amateur Wrestling Federation selected Helsinki as the site for its 1981 Freestyle World Championship, announced in Amsterdam. This decision sets Helsinki to host the event, marking a key venue choice for the global wrestling meet.
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