Cleveland Indians Shakeup Signals Keltner Exit at Third
The sport section notes Kenny Keltner faces removal from the Indians regular infield as Lou Boudreau shifts Lied to third and Ray Boone to short, with Mort Hall and possible Di linger trade talks. Pirates and Dodgers trade dustups and relief for outfield help loom.
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Corry Bombers Rally to Beat Irvine Nine 9-7 at Loveland Field
The Corry Moose Bombers rallied from a 4-0 Irvine lead to win 9-7 at Loveland Field. Frank Smerkar tossed strong relief, limiting Irvine to four hits over 7 innings while Ralph Mee started for the Bombers and combined with Smerkar on the win. The victory extends Corry’s streak to four straight as manager Joe Nagle’s club surged past Irvine with key hits by Immerkur Wybertine and Mee, with Hines closing on the mound. Friday’s foe will be the St. Louis Black Cardinals.
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Baseball results and tonight's AL schedule
American League results show Cleveland 13 over Washington 11 and Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 4 among others. Tonight’s games include Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St. Louis with several night matchups.
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Four Horse Handlers Suspended Over Dopings at Washington Park
Four horse handlers face indefinite suspensions after soramine detected in saliva samples from horses Hard War and Main Bet on May 25 show. Traitor Beck, Alfred Corkman, Rolling Shepp, and Irvine Grover Fisher cited with trainer River Di Petrowski and owners linked to Wide Farm and others. Three doping cases marked this season. details include race results and connections from Illinois to Ohio.
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Musial Two Homers Lift Cardinals Past Giants at Polo Grounds
Stan Musial powered a 2-0 win over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds driving in both runs with two homers off Monte Kennedy. The Cardinals moved to second place, half a game behind the Dodgers, as Musial lifted his averages and the team surged. The Giants fell to fourth, half a game behind Boston, while the Braves chased the lead with a win over Cincinnati.
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Erie Regains Virtual Tie for League Lead
In a Middle Atlantic League showdown Erie Sailers edged Johnstown Johnnies 9-4 to pull into a virtual share of the lead after Johnstown stood 25-17 and Erie 25-18. Vandergrift hammered Youngstown 18-7 as Thlinstown’s Al Schroeder extended a 31 game hitting streak with a double.
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Slugfest Victory Over the Wash Dovian Senators
Eight pitchers saw action as Satchel Paige earned the win. Joe Haynes took the loss. Lefty Lou Brissie struck out ten for the Philadelphia Athletics in a Ted victory over the White Sox in Chicago. Rei Embree beat Mel Parnell for his second win against seven losses for the Browns, 1-2.
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Outsider Joe Seen To Challenge National Open Field
Chicago June 8 Remember Sam Parks Jr. won the 1995 National Open at Oakmont. Freddie Corcoran predicts another outsider could seize golf’s premier title at Medinah as 162 players tee off in the opening round. Hopefuls include Rip Arnold Lon Broward Walt Blevens Joe Buren George Kinsman Jerry Barber Mike Payella Jack Har Gen Jonm Staht and many more.
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Pirates Lose In Ninth Inning To Phillies
In Philadelphia on June 8 the Pittsburgh Pirates dropped another game 6 5 in the ninth inning. After seven scoreless frames the Phillies scored four in the eighth to lead 4-1. Relief pitcher Marty Dicken came home on a bunt in the ninth to close the gap, but Dickson yielded the tying runs as the night ended.
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Pights Last Sight in Bedford Boxing Card
In Bedford Massachusetts Ray Rote Anson of New York defeated Bred Flores from New York by knockout in a lightweight bout. Syracuse fighter Kid Gavilan credited with a win over Hart of Syracus while Norwalk’s Jimmy Beau outpointed Burl Char from Norwalk at 162 pounds.
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Baressi's Homer Wins for VFW Softball Team
Baressi's homer sparked a 9-8 City Softball League victory for the VIPW over Stanford Hose in a seesaw game. Extra-base hits highlighted by Baressi and along with Ken, Bob, Dave Ottaway and Gordon White fueled the offense in a tense, late stretch. final scores: VIPW 9, Stanford Hose 8. Batteries Ottaway and Cregg. Hosey?shicksbil D Ottaway and P Massonby.
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Cardinals blank New York to complete season sweep
Sian Musial led St Louis with a string of hits and St Dunis’ 3-0 triumph over New York Plinhings. Harry Brecheen worked five innings as the Cardinals limited the opposition to three runs for a 3-1 win.
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