Senators Shell Gromek In First Trip Indians 6 2
The Cleveland Indians opened a long eastern road trip with a 6-2 loss at Washington as Larry Doby powered a homer and a long drive. Steve Gromek struggled, failing to retire a batter in the first inning, while Tommy Byrne won for Detroit and Connie Mack’s A’s beat the White Sox 6-4. The Dodgers stayed in the hunt with eight to six over Pittsburgh as Jackie Robinson pushed his RBI total to 34. The Cubs beat the Giants and Cincinnati topped Philadelphia in tight games.
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Tommy Byrne
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New York Giants
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Monica Kennedy
Hans Edwards
Bud Lively
Cincinnati
Phillies
Danny Litihiler
Johnny Wyrostek
Beavers down Union City 15 to 10 in slugfest victory
Corry High School baseball team posted its fourth straight win by beating Union City 15 10. Franny Buell led with a triple and two singles, while Jack Baney and A Casilla pitched for Union City. Curry drove in four runs in the fourth as the Beavers built a 12 5 lead.
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Erie Sailors Rally To Top Youngstown In 9-4 Win
The Erie Sailors moved back into first place in the Middle Atlantic League by blasting Youngstown 9-4 behind a six-run seventh inning. Bob Spresser earned his third win in four starts. In other action Uniontown split with Johnstown 7-3 and 4-1, while Vandergrift and New Castle posted doubleheader wins and Ot City Renners defeated Buller Tigers 11-2.
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Baron
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Uly Swent
Vandererift Pioneers
John McCullough
Vandererift
Frank Sabine
Tes Zorge
Oit City Renners
Buller Tigers
Tigers
Borge
Buller
Otto Denning
Ot! City
Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Leagues Today
American League results yesterday show Washington 6 over Cleveland 3 and New York 6 over Detroit 2. Today Cleveland visits Washington, Detroit plays New York, St. Louis visits Boston, all listed as night games. National League totals include Brooklyn 8 over Pittsburgh 6 and Chicago 3 over New York 2, with Pittsburgh at St Louis scheduled for night. International League schedules Toronto versus Rochester, Jersey City against Baltimore, and Buffalo hosting Montreal as listed.
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Pirates Attendance Surges Despite Losses at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh fans pack Forbes Field as the Pirates hover near the National League cellar, yet 259 925 attend the 11 game home stand just concluded. Club treasurer Al Schlensker admits the phenomenon is puzzling as the team fell four wins short of the 11 game stretch. Attendance for 18 home games to date exceeds last season’s pace by 64 507, marking remarkable support amid tough results. In Miami, Al Hersh outpoints Billy Daly in a separate boxing result.
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Waaga
Pirates
Eight pros chase medalist honors at Hermitage course
In Richmond on May 26 eight open pro golfers faced elimination as the PGA event narrowed to medal play over 46 holes at Hermitage Country Club. George Schneiter led with five under par 66, while Sammy Snead tied for fifth with 69.
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George Schneler
Ogden
Utah
Metalich Honiv
Hermitage Country Club
Priday
Schneiter
Slammin
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jim Perez
San Francisco
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N.Y
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Jack Isaacs
Langleyfield
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Wes
Howard Schmidt
Chino
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Wating
Corry
Buell
Clayton Heather
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Elston
Herman Barron
White Plains
Union City
J. Cossilla
Baney
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Mantoss
A. Cossilla
Cory
Price
Wilson
Shoop
Layden
A. Consilla
W. Grey
Turnesa and Stranahan Win in British Amateur
Turnesa and Stranahan reach the British Amateur rounds at Portmarnock amid gear changes and upsets. Turnesa swaps to an aluminum blade for the fourth round against Scotsman R D Walker as defending American Frank Stranahan remains in contention.
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Willie
Aimesa
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Wile
New York
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Turnese
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J. Tunnese
Toledo
Frank Stranahan
Portmarnock
Golf Group Breaks Even With Par Across Cities
Jim Tummesa of Briar Cliff NY Bill Nary of Los Angeles and James B Johnson of Farmington Mich broke even with par. Also matching par were Brie Ball of Oak Park IL Lew Worsham of Oakmont PA Childe Harmon of Mamaroneck NY Walter Romans of Baltimore MD and Henry Williams Jr of Seoane PA.
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Los Angeles
James 8. Johnson
Farmington
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Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Childe Harmon
Mamaroneck
Walter Romans
Baltimore
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