Baseball Highlights From a Turbulent Day in the Major Leagues
Boston crushed its rivals 19 to 5 as Ted Williams and Mighty Meuler starred with multi hit games and a record three in one inning. The White Sox split with the leading Dodgers in a nightcap while Richie Ashburn and Eddie Stanky boosted NL averages. Hank Sauer homered in both ends of a Reds split with the Cardinals as Musial moved ahead in the batting race. Ed Lopat struggled early in a Sox win after a long hot day.
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Mighty Meuler
Siams
White Sox
Lupien
Stoff
Braves
Yokie
Richie Ashburn
Ils
Eddie Stanky
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Well
Elmer Riddle
Sewell
Riddle
Cubs
Bill
Ralph Kiner
Harry Theredeen
St. Louis
Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ted Williams
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
O Singh
Yankees
Softball Second Half Opens in City League Schedule
The Fast League resumes with Hosiery vs Methodist and National Guard vs Supreme on Baker Lot. Doubleheaders run Monday through Friday with church teams on Thursdays. The third quarter schedule lists July 6 to July 26 matchups and includes Exchange, Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, and other teams. A second item highlights the Thompson southwest arboretum near Superior Arizona featuring rare plants and flowers.
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Baker
Methodist
National Guard
Supreme
Civic League
Wilson
Baker Lot
Hosiery
Guard
WOOF
Baptist
Covington
Exchange
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Exchangtz
Thornton and Mulherin Reach Glen Arven Final
In Thomasville Georgia Frank Mulherin of Augusta faces Press Thornton of Dothan Alabama in the Glen Arven Invitational final. Thornton defeated defending champion Billy Goodloe Jr of Valdosta 5 and 4 to reach the final while Mulherin beat Bill Flowers 5 and 4.
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Thomasville
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
Press Thornton
Dothan
Ala
Thornton
Billy Goodloe, Jr
Valdosta
Mulherin
Bill Flowers
Morning Goodloe
Ramsay Pidcock
Moultrie
Sam Lippett
Albany
Larry Robertson
Jacksonville
Fla
Flowers
Bill Rambo
Columbus
Browns Edge Weevils in Fourth of July Thriller
Enterprise Browns edged the Boll Weevils 4-3 in a fireworks packed game as Richard Woodring hit a crucial ninth inning triple and scored the tying run. Frank Hill allowed five hits through eight innings before Woodring’s late heroics swung the contest. Avinger supplied the winning run with a two out single in the bottom of the ninth.
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Richard Woodring
New Enterprise
Enterprise Boll Weevils
Dothan Browns
Dothan
Frank Hill
Weevils
Frank Avinger
Lou Brown
Hill
Tosing
Coates
Brown
Avinger
Dathan
Scott
Woodman
RBI
Nothan
Fatermiss
Browns
Geneva
Redbirds
Greenville - Geneva
Greenville
Ace Crowley
Hitaway
Crowley
Hester
Hataway
Fehrenbacher
Troy - Brewton
Troy
Gilkerson
Brewton
Dankel
Brewtonon
Koepke
Oderheimer
Enterprise
Lovell
Bailey
Woodring
Higgenbotham
Jackson
Byrne
Krohn
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Across Leagues
The AP notes 1930s era leaders: Williams of Boston leads AL batting at .397 with 63 RBIs. DiMaggio, Musial top several NL and AL categories. Key stats include hits, home runs, doubles, triples, steals, and strikeouts for top players from Boston, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn.
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Williams
Boston
Boudreau
Cleveland
DiMaggio
New York
Willams
Willaime
Zarilla
St. Louis
Platt
Yost
Washington
Keltner
Coan
Dilinger
Lemen
Feller
Newhouser
Detroit
Felwer
Philadelphia
Muncrief
Musial
St. Teouds
Ashburn
Philadelpia
Sauer
Cincinnati
Musish St. Louie
St. Lous
Riner
Pittsburgh
Dennis
Russell
Robinson
Brooklyn
Marshall
Hopp
Torgeson
Branca
Jansen
Peat
Brecheen
Riddle
Tan
Alabama State League Baseball Scores and Standings
Yesterday Dothan, Geneve at Greenville results 4 2 and 7 2 with Brewton Andalusia. Today Dothan at Geneve Andalusia at Troy Brewton at Andalusia Greensville at Troy. Standings show Troy and Dothan leading. numerous partial team abbreviations and regional matchups listed.
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Westerday
Dothan
Greenville & Genesu
Tesy
Brewton & Andalusia
Genes Andslusia
Ovark
Troy
Mvute
Geneva
Trothan
Brewton
Ardiburia
Enterprice
Oyerk Greensville
Troy de
Vols and Lookouts Split Twin Bill in South Association Doubleheader
In Nashville Sulphur Dell the Vols routed Chattanooga 21 to 4 in the opener before a 4,100 crowd. The Lookouts dropped the nightcap 6 to 5 as the Barons swept Atlanta 3–0 and 5–0, leaving Atlanta a distant second in the division. Smokey Burgess led Nashville with five hits, including two homers, while Cal Abrams Bill Hart and Joe Greer homered for Mobile in an 11–6 win over the Pelicans. Memphis swept Little Rock 7–3 and 3–1.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Vols
Chattanooga
Smokey Burgess
Dick Weik
Ramon Garcia
Dick Conger
Jim Burns
Atlanta
Birmingham
Barons
Crackers
Mobile
Pelicans
New Orleans
Cal Abrams
Bill Hart
Joe Greer
Bears
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock
Grover Bowers
Chicks
Homer
Hogan And Harrison Tie On Golf Open Playoff Day
Ben Hogan leads a contested 18 hole playoff at the Motor Open from Detro pp Country Club with a score near 274 nine under par and a $2 6000 first prize. Harrison and other contenders chase the $10 000 purse and the top honors on a day filled with close rounds.
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Detropp
Wee Ben Hogan
Hogan
Drom
Hagen
Tater
Clint
Harseeen
Chaston
Sheels
Yar Cethern Armateur Chatnop
Gene Dabibender
Seareld
Atlantan
Rams Blank Pilots in Twin Feature
Rams dominate the twin feature defeating the Pilots 4 0 in a brisk opener. Pitcher Amrtttn and reliever Sern Naw combined for a strong six inning effort allowing only a few hits as Acuiton hammered the ball for the Rams.
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Rams Blank
Pat Amrtttn
S&h
Panpen
Bores Gee
Benes
Rookie Campanella Wins Flatbush Fans Over
Roy Campanella, a 26 year old rookie catcher, shines for the Brooklyn Dodgers with two homers and a single in a 13-12 win over the Giants. His power helps set up Pete Reiser's bases loaded RBI single as Brooklyn survives.
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Joe Reichler
Presa
Flatbush
Dixie Walker
Eddie Stanky
Kuest
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Giants
Dodgers
Brook Ion
Pete Reiser
Ortiz Defends World Armweight Title in Mexicali
Manuel Ortiz of El Centro California defended his world armweight title for the 11th time by knocking out Memo Valero in the eighth round last night in Mexicali.
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Mexicali. Mex
Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Calif
Memo Valero
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