Senators Fall to Jets 5 4 in Wart Powell Park Thriller
Grand Rapids Jets edged Charleston Senators 5 to 4 at Watt Powell Park. A late 10th inning rally led by A L Hardman and Verbie Verbie produced the winning run as Ed Krage drove in three Jets with a key double. King left the mound after a line drive and Bell relieved. Krage and Sink highlighted a night of sharp Jets hitting while the Senators managed three hits in the sixth and a costly error in the 10th doomed their rally.
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Flint Edges Dayton 9-7 After Dramatic Eighth Inning Rally
In a Central League game Flint Arrows stunned Dayton 9-7 after trailing 4-0. Flint scored five runs in the eighth to climb to third place, while Dayton’s lead over Saginaw narrowed to six games. Bears’ game with Muskegon was rained out in Saginaw.
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Frisch Fined and Suspended by NL Leader Ford Frick
Chicago Cubs manager Frankie Frisch was fined 100 dollars and suspended five days by National League President Ford Frick after a dispute with umpire Art Gore following a late ninth inning call in a Cubs loss to Boston and Braves. Roy Johnson coached in Frischs absence as the Cubs won 8-4.
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Pitchers Shine As Owens-Illinois Tops Daily Mail 3-2
In Kanawha City second half action Howell Glen and Scott pace their teams. Owens-Illinois edged Daily Mail 3-2 while Scotts Tractor defeated Richardson outfit 11-5. Carbide was awarded a walkover 7-0 over du Pent.
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Parker Rallies and Gonzales Triumph at Tennis Meet
Parker rallies in a tennis event with 6-0 6-1 6-4 scorelines against Hungary and Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles defeats Christian Grandet of France 8-4 6-3 6-4. Defending champion Bob Falkenburg beats E J David 6-3 6-1 6-2 while Louise Brough begins title defense with a 6-1 win over Edith Middleton. Shirley Fry beats Mrs Lagerborg 6-0 6-2 in a second round match.
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Charles Is Slight Favorite In Heavyweight Bout
Charles expected to win over Walcott as both boxers carry uncertain records. Mintz cites 178 to 181 pounds range for Eazy and Joey Maxim win history in 13 to 14 pounds. Walcott’s career shows several KO defeats by Ettore Fox Simon and Louis, with neither opponent possessing a heavy punch.
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Graziano Knocks Out Claus at Wilmington Park Comeback
Rocky Graziano, former middleweight king of New York, began his comeback with a 46 second knockout in the second round against veteran Bobby Claus at Wilmington Park. The scheduled 10-round main bout drew about 5,500 fans. Graziano weighed 158 3/4 pounds and Claus 148 pounds.
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Bowler Wins Again in City Net Play Top Men's Singles
Bowler dominates the City Tennis tournament at Edgewood Country Club reaching the quarter finals as seedings set for today. Bowler defeated Dr Spencer Bivens 6 0 6 1 and remains a leading contender alongside Latz and Bowler’s doubles partners as progress continues for both men and women.
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Box Score Continued From Page Fourteen Details
Box score fragment shows players Guinbert Hartey Fox Lively Gumbert Rose and others in New York vs St Louis game. Includes batting lines for both teams with hits, runs, RBIs, and pitching notes. strange formatting and misspellings but preserves key names and outcomes.
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Major League Standings and Wednesday's Primed Matches
Standings show National League leaders Brooklyn and New York tone for the week with Boston and Philadelphia close in chase. American League features Detroit and Cleveland battling for position as Washington and Chicago also in the mix with key nights ahead at several home parks. Wednesday's probable starters list multiple NL and AL matchups including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Washington with notable pitchers and current records.
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Belle team to clash with Shrewsbury Juniors at 530
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