Luplow's Homer Lifts Indians In Split With Yankees
Cleveland defeats New York 9 3 as Luplow belts a two run homer off Ralph Terry after Jerry Kindall started the inning with a double. Grant picks up the win in a pitchers duel as the Yankees hold Cleveland scoreless for 16 innings before Luplow's sixth homer.
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Conley Hurls Boston over Detroit 3-0 in six innings
Conley allowed four hits in six innings for Boston as Detroit was shut out 3-0. Turley finished the last two innings and yielded the final run in the eighth. Kindal had three hits including a double, and Ty Cline homered on his 23rd birthday to drive in the third run for the Red Sox at Cleveland.
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York Shuts Out Triplets in 2-0 Shutout
Boston beats Detroit 12-0 as Paul Seitz loses unbeaten mark. Conley dominates Tigers with six hits allowed, Seitz and Detroit slip to sixth straight defeat. Giants of box score include Kelly, Jones, Cronin, and Heffner earning wins with strong bullpen, while Beaverman and Toppin contribute for Binghamton and York.
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Lesher Joins West Virginia as High School Scorer
John Lesher, top Delaware scholastic scorer for two seasons, signed a grant in aid with West Virginia University. Coach George King announced the deal. The 6-5 forward averaged 30.3 points per game at Claymont High School in the Wilmington area.
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Phillies erupt for big inning to beat Reds 13-8
Philadelphia Phillies explode in the third inning scoring half their runs as Roy Severs belts a grand slam and an RBI single in a 13-8 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night. The 13-run inning marks the Phillies’ high in a single frame this season, their first double-figure inning since June 2, and sets a team record pace against Cincinnati.
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Pirates Beat Braves 9 8 in 38 minute uproar
Pirates defeated the Braves 9 to 8 in a lengthy 38 minute ruckus. Seven hits by Clay Dalrymple along with Sievers two hits and two walks aided the Pirates offense. Errors and late pitching changes factor into the chaotic game as Demeter and others contributed. Cincinnati and Philadelphia appear in box score notes with incomplete details.
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Kansas City Bombs Pascual For 6-1 Win
The Kansas City Athletics routed the Minnesota Twins 6 to 1 as Camilo Pascual faltered early and the bottom of KC’s batting order sparked the offense. The win left Minnesota in a tight race with New York for the league lead, while Pascual took his fourth loss.
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United States Leads Britain In Wightman Cup
The U S girls built up a 36 point lead over Britain in the annual Wightman Cup matches. They need to win only one of Saturday's four matches to take the Cup home.
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Grays sweep Giants as streak hits 11 wins
Williamsport Grays inched ahead in the Eastern League with a 93 win over Springfield before 661 fans, extending their winning streak to 11 and home streak to 16 while sweeping a 10 game series. Springfield and Williamsport matched a tight game with notable players Pawlow Sanders and Hart contributing.
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