23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
Harrisonburg defeated Bridgewater 7 to 4 yesterday in a baseball game. Key players delivered early offense as Harrisonburg posted a lead they never relinquished. Bridgewater struggled to respond, while Harrisonburg capitalized on timely hits and strong pitching.
Harrisonburg defeated Bridgewater 7 to 4 to take undisputed first in the Valley League. Rexrode allowed six hits while Good fanned eight. Bridgewater’s defense and infield were thin with two missing starters. Key plays included Paul Long’s one hand catch and Koegler’s two hits and home run for Bridgewater.
Twenty two bouts headline the opening boxing card at Ed's Park Tuesday night. Feature bout stars Raymond Lytton and Benny Emschler from New Market with other matchups including Tiger Ward Shenandoah versus Nat Wright Staunton. Ace O'Brien and Howard Shifflett of Waynesboro team against George Boyer Harrisonburg. Eddie Lonergan of Cleveland leads summer promotions promising live free wrestling and boxing in Abeergas arena.
The Twilight League game between Fire Co No 14 and the Bankers ended in a 4 to 4 tie after seven innings with both sides scoring three runs in the last inning. Cram pitched for the Bankers allowing eight hits while Tobin restricted the Bankers to seven. The matchup was named one of the season’s most thrilling. The second-half start looms next Wednesday as teams seek to strengthen rosters. Tonight Teachers College faces the Post Office in a decisive clash.
Philadelphia Athletics hammered four Cleveland pitchers for 16 hits and an 11 to 6 victory. Hildebrand Connally Bean and Hudlin started on the mound for Cleveland as the A's erupted for eight runs in the fifth inning, marking the worst beating this pitcher had endured this season.
Washington Senators teed off on wild White Sox pitching and errors to win 11 to 4, keeping them two in a row and lifting their record to ten wins in eleven starts. Joe Cronin led with four singles and two walks, Alvin Crowder faltered in the 8th, and Heinie Manush extended his hitting streak to two games.
In Philadelphia the Phillies held St Louis scoreless until the ninth when Frankie Frisch belted a three run homer with two aboard. Roy Johnson doubled Boston to a 9 7 win in ten innings over Detroit. Browns rally to beat Yankees 5 4 lifting them from last into a tie with Washington. Ray Benge and the Dodgers shutout the Pirates 9 0. Braves sweep Cubs 5 1 behind Lefty Brandt as the series opens.
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