Minoso Drives White Sox Inning After Season Of Deals
Orestes Mingse, nicknamed Minnie the Masher, dominates the American League at bat with a .879 average as Cleveland regroups after trading him to Chicago. The Indians, trading Mihoso in a three way deal with the White Sox and Philadelphia, receive little value in return. Teague Al-Star voting shapes up with Boston, New York, and Chicago leading the American League, while the National League features several clubs with players in the ballot. Rambling notes compare Ray Boone and Lou Boudreau on fielding errors, and St. Louis schedules two tryout schools in late June and early July.
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Playground Activities Highlight City Summer Games
Yesterday's playground program saw record turnout with various leagues in action. Midget baseball: Red Sox Athletics seven, Tigers softball Bulldogs two, Bears twelve Lions six. Pee Wee softball Cubs ten Phillies fifty one and Reds Dodgers four. First badminton round winners include Ronnie Hunt Joe Marley and others.
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Phillies
Reds
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John Gregory
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William Law
Chicagoand New York clash in bargain bill opener
The Chicago White Sox face the Yankees in a key early-season doubleheader as both clubs try to start strong. Cleveland moved closer to the A L leaders by beating the Reed Sox 9 7 in Boston while the Giants beat the Cardinals 5 4 in 12 innings and the Cubs topped the Braves 5 4.
Bulla Captures Penn State Open Title at Pittsburgh
Johnny Bulls of Westmoreland Country Club won the Pennsylvania Open at Pittsburgh Field Club with a 144 total after a final round 69. Lew Worsham of Oakmont CC was four back in second, while Tommy Smith led Greensburg with 15 over par. Amateurs Harry Momberger and Eddie Rack battled for top amateur honors.
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Westmoreland Country Club
Field Club
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Lew Worsham
Oakmant Country Club
Worsham
Tommy Smith
Greensburg
Harry Momberger
Eddie Rack
Youghlozheny Country Club
Dleschlock
Suggs Fires 68 in Western Open Golf Tourney
Louise Suggs shot a seven under par 68 at Whitemarsh Valley to lead the Western Open field. She posted eight birdies and an eagle in a wind swept round, tying the course record and advancing in the 16 match bracket.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Major League Standings and Results Overview
The summary notes yesterday’s results with Cleveland beating Boston 9 to 7 in the American League and Boston 5 to 4 over Chicago in the National League. It lists tonight’s games including St. Louis at Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia in the AL and New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh in the NL. It also mentions Colgate University golf teams winning 18 of 21 intercollegiate matches during 1939-40.
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New York
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Sailors Win Seventh Straight as Erie Tops Butler
The Erie Sailors crushed Butler 3 3 to extend their seven game win streak and seize a 9 percent lead over Niagara Falls in the Middle Atlantic League. Keith Nicolls held Butler scoreless after six innings while Evie sparked a third inning rally with a three run spree. Niagara Falls won 8 7 over New Cassie as Hank DiJohnson opened the scoring with a two run hit.
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Butler
Niagara Falls
Evie
Keith Nicolls
Bintler
Cassie
Hank DiJohnson
Barger
Dick Friel
Dodgers edge town rivals to reclaim league lead
An assis from Batavia helped Hordell's Dodgers return to first place in the Glass D Pony Baseball. They beat Clean 5-4 while Batavia Clippers beat Jamestown 6-1. Corning topped Bradford 9-2 after an unearned run in the 16th. Wellsville defeated Hamilton 6-5.
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Hamilton
Nine Grabs First Place In Little League C1
Corry Jamestown moved ahead in the Little League by defeating the Elks 4 to 2 before about 200 fans. Tom Linski pitched two hits with 14 strikeouts, setting a new record. Peiffer pitched for the losers, while injuries marred the game with a bad mouth cut to Terry Carroll. Tonight the Moose meet the VFW. Also in church league action, St Elizabeth's beat Christian and Missionary Alliance 20 to 17 and Presbyterian edged St Thomas 15 to 10 as rain halted play after darkness.
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Terry Carroll
Brian Gates
Bill Turner
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Bob Bracken
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Stars Batting-Monte-Irvin deliver 12th inning win for Giants
Yesterday, Monte Irvin singled with bases loaded in the 12th to drive Hank Thompson home and lift the Giants to a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Lew Brissie relieved Mike Garcia in the ninth, stranded Billy Goodman and got Johnny Pesky on a grounder as Cleveland edged Boston 9-7. International League scores include Rochester 5 Montreal 13 Syracuse 3 Toronto 2 Springfield 4 Buffalo 1 Ottawa 5 Baltimore 2.
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