Intersections Play Sets Major League Scrimmage Pace
Major league teams begin inter sectional play with eastern clubs touring west and seaboard NL teams facing western rivals. Cleveland hosts Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees while facing Athletics and Senators in a busy week. Pirates open a trip through Brooklyn New York and Boston ending with Philadelphia. Surkont the pitching surprise with Boston Braves. veteran a 15-year trek to big leagues, aims to stick as top hurler. Freddie Marsh debuts for St Louis Browns in doubleheader. Curt Simmons hurls five hitless innings in Indiana semi pro win. Joe Louis headlines a weekly boxing card facing Omelio Agramonte in Detroit.
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Browns Top Indians in doubleheader as Coleman leads
Yesterday's Stars highlight Ray Coleman driving in the decisive run with an eighth inning single to cap a Browns 6 8 win over the Indians. He added four hits in a 13 1 victory in game two. Ed Lopat pitched Yankees past Senators 4 0 for his third win in a row.
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Giants Lose Streak Reaches Eleven Games
The New York Giants slump extends to 11 straight defeats as they fall to the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-3 in Brooklyn. Duke Snider belts two homers for the Dodgers, Gil Hodges and Jackie Robinson drive in runs, while Duke Snider’s first homer gives Brooklyn an early lead. Enos Slaughter and Red Sox, Cardinals, Pirates, and Browns results mix in the day’s baseball action as pennant races tighten.
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Bannister Romps In Penn Relays Mile Clash
England’s Roger Bannister dominates the Penn Relays mile, beating America's top milers including Don Gehrmann and Fred Wilt. Observers predict Bannister could threaten Haegg and Dodds world marks with more pressure, as Gehrmann paces Wilt in a losing effort.
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Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
American League results show St Louis 6 12, Cleveland 3 11 and Chicago 4 Detroit 0. Boston 12 Philadelphia 18 ins. New York 4 Washington 0. National League slate lists Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 1 1, St Louis 6 Chicago 3, Boston 1 8 Philadelphia 0 10, Brooklyn 6 New York 3. Tonight New York at Brooklyn.
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Corry Battles Falconer In First Skeet Shoot Loss
Corry skeet team fell 235 to 221 to Falconer in their opening Penn York League match. Falconer’s balanced scoring featured M Ferguson, F Martinelli, H Anderson all at 47, while Corry’s K Lindberg led with 47 and C Shopene 46. Next match May 13 at Meadville as league schedule continues through July with city, county, and nearby town rivals.
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Pittsburgh Will TV 7 College Grid Games
Seven out of town college football games will be seen on television in Pittsburgh this fall. IOC chair Tom Hamfton announced at the annual meeting of the tri state association for selection of athletic officials. Several officials were re elected and rules discussed on college basketball at Madison Square Garden and Summer Resort League in the Catskills. Ethah Allen, Yale head coach, played 13 years in the majors with the Reds Giants Cardinals Cubs Phillies and Browns.
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Indians Pull Brissie Trade In Three Club Swap
Cleveland Indians acquire pitcher Brissie from the Philadelphia Athletics in a 3 club deal involving the Chicago White Sox. The exchange sends catcher Ray Murray, Bucher Sant Zoldake, outfielders Dave Philley and Gil Zernalsen to the White Sox, and infielders Orestes Minoso and Paul Leheter from the A’s roster. Minoso batted 339 last season with San Diego and has moved to first base for the Tribe. Brissie, a World War I era standout, joins a rotation with Bob Feller, Early Wynn, and Mike Garcia as the Tribe reshapes its pitching staff. Zolduke's and Lechner's past seasons are noted. Legner and Murry are cited with prior year stats. Cleveland’s lineup now features strong right-handers amid the broader league context.
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Walt Loveland Wins Head Pin Key Tournament
Walt Loveland captures first place at the Mead-pink Tournament held at Bowlaire, posting a four-game total of 422 with games of 109 98 105 422. The event featured numerous players and varied scores, including mentions of Rumbleby Limos and Harvey with several participants listed.
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Hooky" Mountain
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Foyer Stewart
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AL Dorman
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MT LEBANON CAPTURES 13TH WPIAL RELAY TITLE
In Connellsville Pennsylvania MT Lebanon wins its 13th WPIAL relay title as Ajit leads the squad with top scoring, posting strong relay times. Coach Dontey Motley-Auer’s team tallies 35 points in the event with further points for a wide spread of relay finishes, setting a meet record and surpassing prior marks.
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