Dodgers Ground Reds in Six to Two Win for Casey
Brooklyn pitcher Hugh Casey allowed three hits over eight innings as the Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 2. Casey fanned five. Walters took the loss after giving up nine hits through eight. Riggs and Camilli led the Dodgers with key hits including Camilli's 16th homer, building a lead after the second inning and never trailing.
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Cubs Shut Out Braves Behind French Dominance
Veteran pitcher Larry French limited Boston to four hits as the Cubs won 3 to 0. Cavaretta hit a homer in the seventh and Dahlgren added another in the eighth to seal Chicago's victory. Cavaretta, Michelson, and Dahlgren led the offense. Errickson started for Boston with Hutchings pitching for Chicago. Attendance recorded at 4,622 paid.
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Bucs Rally Past Phillies in Ninth Inning Victory
Philadelphia drops fifth straight as Pittsburgh wins 7 to 6. Frank Gustine drives in Elbie Fletcher with two out after bases loaded in the ninth. Lindbergh, Vaughan, and Gustine figure prominently in late scoring as Pittsburgh capitalizes on Phillies errors and pitching miscues.
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Highcoal Nine Enters West Virginia Semi-Pro Tourney
Harrisville reports Highcoal Red Sox certified as first team for the West Virginia semi pro baseball tournament beginning July 12. Commissioner K Fidler says sixteen teams expected. one district tournament already set for Brett in Preston County.
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Three Former Champions Reach City Golf Semi finals
The Gazette reports three former champions plus a top newcomer advancing to the semi finals of the tenth annual City-Wide golf tournament at Meadow Brook. Joe Augel faces Joan Chenoweth, Roy Blizzard meets James Love, with Rugel and Chenoweth winning close matches earlier.
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DiMaggio Nears New Mark as Yanks Win
Joe DiMaggio fueled a 14 to 4 Yankees victory over Detroit with four straight hits and a 33 game streak tying a 1922 mark. Keller and Henrich homered as New York posted a club record in consecutive games with homers. Russo pitched seven hits allowed as New York's 17 hit attack overwhelmed Newsom and McKain.
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All Three Networks to Air All-Star Tilt
Chicago June 24 The baseball commissioner Judge Kenesaw M Landis announced that all three major radio networks may broadcast the All-Star game in Detroit July 8. No sponsorship or commercial announcements will be allowed. Regular Detroit home game broadcasters will be permitted to air the game.
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Red Sox Defeat Browns Amid Rain Delays in Boston
Boston edges St Louis 4 to 2 as Joe Dobson and Mike Ryba combine on the mound. Dobson fans three in the sixth to back seven hits by Auker and Allen, while DiMaggio and Cronin pace the Boston offense with multiple runs batted in. Attendance reaches 10,198 with 3,923 ladies noted.
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Baseball's BIG Sin and Slaughter Shine for Yankees
Baseball recap notes tense American and National League action. Yankees top Chicago and New York showcase key hitters like Slaughter and Keller as New York wins with strong batting. Tigers and Yankees duel in a high scoring sequence with multiple runs across innings.
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Soap Box Essay Entry Form For Derby Contest
Children ages 11 to 15 may enter the Charleston Fraternal Order of Eagles derby essay contest. Entry forms must be approved at Saturday 1:00 p.m. clinics at South Charleston High School before midnight at F O B Box 581 Charleston.
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Hogan and Demaret Lead Inverness Round Robin Play
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret jump to the lead after three rounds of the Inverness round robin with a plus five score. Nelson and Thom son press the winners for the $2,000 first prize as Hogan-Demaret card five birdies and two eagles to reach 18 birds and two eagles for the tournament.
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Parker Beats Don McNeill to Reach Clay Court Final
Frankie Parker, seeking the 1999 title, defeated defending champion Don McNeill 6-0 6-2 in the National Clay Courts semifinals at River Forest. Parker, from Spring Lake, N J, advances to meet the Riggs Malloy winner in Sunday's final as Mary Arnold wins women’s singles. Doubles results include Hact Belz and Arnold/Belz topping foes.
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Pirates acquire Joe Sullivan from Braves via waivers
Pittsburgh on June 20 reports the Pirates obtained pitcher Joe Sullivan from the Boston Braves through waivers. The move raises the Pirates roster to 25 players, with Sullivan replacing or adding to the pitching staff. last season he had 10 wins and 14 losses.
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Selfe Ousts Two Stars in Tourney
Eddie Selfe Jr a 19 year old Presbyterian College sophomore reached the semi finals of the 82nd West Virginia State Tennis Championships at Charleston. He defeated Kanawha County Champion Charles Gore 6 2 6 3 then beat Al McCabe 6 1 6 0. John Gray Charleston native beat two seeds to face Deacon Parsons in the semis. Women’s singles semis include Lyle Bennett vs Barbara Edmonds and Annie Spilman vs Mrs Camp with matches at one oclock today. Admission rises to fifty cents for weekend sessions.
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Parsons Gray Faces Deacon In State Closed Tennis Semi
Charleston tennis star Parsons John Gray meets Defending Champion Deacon Parsons in a semi final at the State closed tourney on the South Ruffier courts. Gray reached the semis by beating Fr Kellmeyer and Batts ac corn as Ascorn and others won in various matches.
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Draft Board Rejects Rigney For Selective Service
The Chicago White Sox pitcher John Dungan Rigney was classified 4-F for permanent ear drum perforation and then reclassified to 1-A after later testing. He withdrew a request for delay and plans to report to duty, while remaining with the team ahead of games in Philadelphia.
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Terriers Win 9 1 2 5 Decision Over Senators
In Canton the Terriers defeated the Charleston Senators 9 to 5 in six innings of play. Lefty Tarrant struggled, yielding 11 walks as Patterson worked six innings for the win. Mohr Nieman Sinnott and Mongiello led a Cantonian punch, while the Senators answered with three runs in the second and four in the fourth before Canton's late surge sealed the contest. The Senators won the three game series two games to one and travel to Akroh for a three day stand starting Saturday with Steve Minnarsik slated to pitch.
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Friday Baseball Results From Canton to Erie
Middle Atlantic Friday results show Canton a 9 5 win over Charleston Akron 6 over Zanesville Erie 6 Springfield 1 and Deyson Youngstown 2 Also Akron Canton Charleston Youngstown and Springfield hovered in standings with varied games behind leader Saturday schedule features Charleston at Akron Zanesville at Canton Springfield at Youngstown Dayton at Erie and more contests with regional teams.
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Favorites Eliminated In Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament
In St Louis on June 20 two upsets shook the Trans Mississippi at Sunset Golf Club defending champion Art Doering of Chicago lost 2 and 1 to John Barnum of Chicago while Les Slattery of St Louis defeated George Dawson of Chicago 4 and 3 Medalist Bo Cochran of St Louis beat Perry Gill of Rolla Mo 3 2 to reach quarter finals Barnum meets Vince Fehlig of St Louis who beat Elliott Whitbread 2 1 to face Slattery next day
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