Williams Aids Red Sox With Stellar Bat At 416 Pace
In today’s notes Williams of the Boston Red Sox eyes a 400 season as he hits at a sizzling 416. He exploits the Boudreau Shift, spraying 35 of 90 hits to left field and boosting rival pitchers’ challenge to curb him. Indians eye a brief break to close ground as the schedule favors Detroit St Louis Chicago and others.
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Merchants to Play Benefit Games This Week
The Cory Merchants plan two benefit games this week to aid Randanelli who broke his right ankle and faces medical costs and lost wages. They host Reno Firemen at 8 pm tomorrow and Jamestown Bombers Friday, with all receipts going to Randanelli. Letty Caffery offers to pitch and advance tickets are sold by Sam Baressi, John Strigler, and Angelo Frisina.
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Berra Tops AL All Star Balloting Inch Closer To Start
Berra of the New York Yankees surged to first in the American League vote for the 16th All Star game in St Louis. He led with 98,114 votes as Birdie Tebbetts of the Red Sox trailed with 394,257 on 1,672,697 ballots counted by All Star voting headquarters. Balloting by 452 newspapers magazines and radio outlets continues until July 6 at midnight.
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Legion Team To Play Tonight At Love Land Field
The Legion baseball squad faces Connesutville in an independent game at Love Land Field tonight at 4 15. The locals sit at three wins and three losses in league play while visiting strength is unclear. Francis Buell of Paul Ryat expected to start for Patsy Notte's charges. FIREMEN TO PRACTICE The Stanford Hose softball team will train at Love Land Field tonight at 6. Members urged to attend and participate in the drill.
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International League Scores List and Schedule
In the International League Buffalo defeated Newark 7 to 4 while Syracuse and Montreal played and Baltimore faced Toronto in the only games on the schedule with wet weather conditions noted.
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Moose Triumphs Over Titusville in Nine Run Win
Corry defeated Titusville 9 to 5 as Corry batters led by Don Sturdevant produced four doubles and two triples. The Corry pitchers Morgan Hixson and Long allowed three hits while wildness and errors kept Titusville close through several innings.
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Vets Lead City Softball Standings With Key Stats
City Softball League standings show Vets at 82, Sports Center 374, Stanford Hose 56, Ajax 28, Raymond's 14. Individual leaders include Ken Ottaway hitting 585 with 25 hits, 10 doubles, and 2 triples shared by Vic Cragg and John Dubrasky. Joe Baressi, Ed Becker, and Bob Marsh lead with 3 home runs. Marsh also tops pitching with 30 wins. Last night Archie Moors beat Jimmy Bivins 10 in Baltimore vs St. Louis.
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Docusen Beaten by Ray Robinson for Welterweight Crown
In Chicago on June 29 Ray Sugar Robinson defeated Bernie Docusen over 15 rounds to retain the welterweight title. Robinson, who weighed near the 147-pound limit after dehydration, won by unanimous decision. Docusen, 21, from New Orleans, was outmatched but valued as a challenger. If Robinson vacates the division, Docusen may move up to middleweight pending a potential title clash with Tony Yale. Eddie Giosa outpoints Rudy Cruz in the lightweight bout in New Orleans.
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Relief Hurlers Shaping Pennant Hopes Across Leagues
Relief hurlers are playing pivotal roles in pennant races across the majors. Joe Page of the Yankees leads a crowded field of firemen, with Casey sidelined by injury. Other standout relievers include Ted Wilks, Clyde Shown, Russ Christopher, Ed Kiemann, Charley Harris, Bob Savage, Sheldon Jones, Harry Gualbert, Kirby Higbe, and more from multiple clubs. No games yesterday. fierce action resumes today.
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Johnny Lujack Wed in Davenport Before Hawaii Honeymoon
Notre Dame All-America quarterback Johnny Lujack and Miss Pat Schlerbrok of Davenport married in Davenport last Saturday. They left for a three week honeymoon in Hawaii yesterday and plan to return to San Francisco July 1 before Lujack reports to the Chicago Bears for the All-Star game in Chicago.
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Pirates Rally Past Tigers in Brief Abbreviated Game
Pirates defeated the Detroit Tigers in a shortened contest after a first inning rush. Pittsburgh scored on walks and errors as Ebistee held the Tigers hitless through the rest. Marcel La Chapelle and Drake were noted as players in the nearby box score.
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