Sauer's Homer Sinks Cardinals in 6-4 Cubs Victory
Hank Sauer hit a two run homer in the fifth to lift the Chicago Cubs past the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 4 in a wild error-filled game. Gene Mauch scored on Sauer's homer after a third inning rally as both teams struggled with miscues in the early innings.
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Red Sox trip Carlisle 7 0 in area sports
Red Sox blanked Carlisle 7-0 at Crown Hill behind strong pitching from Ramsey Honey and Day as they extended their streak to seventy straight starts. Carlisle rematch set for July 1 at 2 p m on Carlisle’s diamond.
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Local baseball action highlights from yesterday
Loudendale Juniors split a doubleheader with Cane Fork Juniors at Loudendale, taking game one 6-5 and losing game two 19-5. Jim Hall earned the win for Loudendale, while Clayton Boxgs had six hits for the victors. Anderson topped Rendezvous 7-1 at Bigley Field behind Jimmy Tincher’s three-hit outing with two triples. Appalachian edged Gasca 6-3 in Elk Kanawha play. American Legion Post 57 Junior baseball meets Reed Juniors at Cabell Field at 5:30 p.m. Parsons beat Fletcher’s 4-2 in the Industrial Softball League as Red McClure’s double highlighted the win for Parsons.
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Bell and Wolf Lead Senators To 7-2 Victory Over Saginaw
Mid June 27 Charleston notes a decisive 7-2 Senators win over the Saginaw Bears after a late surge. Bell and Wolf drove key runs as Carlson and Labda struggled. Nebel and Ramsdell contributed in the seventh and eighth innings to seal the game amid fielding misplays by Saginaw.
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DiMAGGIO HITS LEAST IN EXHIBITION FOR YANKEES
New York Yankees beat New York Giants 5 to 3 in an exhibition at Yankee Stadium. Joe DiMaggio played all nine innings and went hitless in four plate appearances while limping through the last game of the season’s slate. He popped out twice and walked once as Kirby Higbe walked in two bases loaded in the eighth. DiMaggio expressed readiness to play against the Red Sox in Boston if manager Casey Stengel calls him.
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Center Net Tourney Begins Today at Pequoni Net Club
The Charleston Boys and Juniors Center Tennis tourney starts today at Pequoni Net Club on Central Ave. It will qualify four young racers for the Middle Atlantic Boys and Juniors championships on July 13 and 14 at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase, Md. Three events are listed: boys and juniors singles and a combined boys-juniors doubles. Defending champion John Chandler and Alvin Griffith are among entrants.
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Fleetwing Tops Cyclers in Junior League Showdown
Fleetwing defeated Cycle Shop 10-4 at Legion Field, breaking a first place deadlock and sending Gazette to sole lead at 5-2. Pitcher Jerry Snyder fanned seven on seven hits, with Dan Parker driving in multiple runs. Lefty Abshire took the loss as Cycle Shop managed similar hit totals.
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Boxing Commission Holds Routine Session in West Virginia
The West Virginia boxing commission reelected Dr. West as chairman and Dr. Wylie as secretary. J Patrick Beacom joins as new member with term ending June 20, 1933. Charles of Cincinnati is recognized as world heavyweight champion. Licenses priced at 2 each and Havana NBA NWA meeting planned for November. The panel vows crackdown on unauthorized fights and requires permit checks by state police. Dr. West emphasizes the commission does not play politics.
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