Baseball results and standings across multiple leagues
Yesterday's results show New York beating Philadelphia and St Louis winning in 15 innings. Hi-Toms led by Landis posted wins over Lexington and Mooresville, with Statesville and Hickory closing in. College figures note Branch Rickey with Allegheny College. batting trivia cites Rogers Hornsby and early trolling spoon notes.
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Miller
Boston
Bickford
Cincinnati
Fox
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Munger
Chambers
Cage
Klippstein
New York
Hearn
Brooklyn
Newcombe
Cleveland
St. Liz
Starr
Chicago
Mooresville Defeats Salisbury In North State Box Score
Mooresville edge Salisbury 13 to 6 with Linert Whitlock Gibson Barbao driving in runs. Gibson Marvel Crisley contribute two hits as Barbao picks up the win, Serraperre and Holt split pitching duties with final 2 25 time noted.
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Mooresville
Salisbury
Linert
Whitlock
Gibson
Coveres
Barbao
Marvel
Crisley
S— Brookshire
M Mills
le Mooresville
Moir
Serraperre
Holt
Indians edge Browns in 15 innings for doubleheader sweep
In Cleveland the Indians outlasted the Browns 15 innings to win the second game of a doubleheader. The affair featured 106 at bats, 53 per team, and 35 Browns left on base versus 18 for the Indians. The long marathon ran 4 hours 19 minutes as Browns dropped both games.
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Cleveland
Indians
Browns
Hare Ara Ie
Aussies Von Nida Adams Lead British Golf Championship
Norman von Nida of Australia and Jimmy Adams of Britain shared the early lead in the British championship at Portrush after firing 68s. Dai Rees and Peter O’Gorman trailed on 69, with Frank Stranahan leading the Americans on 75 and Sgt. Charles Rotar two strokes behind on 76.
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Portrush
Northern Ireland
Little Norman von Nida
Australia
Jimmy Adams
Britain
U. S
von Nida
Adams
Dai Rees
Wales
Peter Oe
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Sgt
Charles C. Rotar
Canton
U.S
Bearden Seeks Trade to Work With Stengel
NEA Sports Editor reports Henry Bearden wants a trade from Detroit to New York to work with Casey Stengel. Bearden, once a pennant winner and World Series ace, has lost his control on the knuckleball after a sciatic nerve injury in 1949 and asks for a fresh chance under Stengel’s guidance.
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NEA
NEW York
Henry Eugene Bearden
Tigers
Yankees
Casey Stengel
del Webb
Mae York Americans
Bearden
Indians
Boudreau
Lemon
Feller
Wynn
Garcia
Bea
Senators
Red Rolfe
Jwon
Washington
Faded Gene Seeks Return Under Yankee Manager
Bearden credits Casey Stengel with shaping his pitching when he was a Navy veteran. He recalls the 1946 Sanitary League exhibition in Hollywood that convinced Stengel to want him in Oakland. Bearden admits early control issues and notes Stengel’s faith helped him throw the knuckler at will.
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Rick Ferrell
Gene
Yankee
Bearden
Stengel
Yanpe
Navy
Hollywood
Oakland
Casey
Iniball
Time Zone Rules and Station Schedule Note
Eastern Local Time guidance explains subtracting hours for other zones and notes some stations adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
Tragedy in Charity Bout as 17-Year-Old Boxer Dies
In Charlotte a 17-year-old Durham amateur boxer collapsed and died during a benefit bout. Doctors suspect heart failure, and autopsy is planned. officials say no blow caused the death. The event featured Chandler, Le Girt, and Saul on the card with referee George Diehl.
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Charlotte
Durham
M. L. Fisher
Wade
Ray Therrelle
Chandler
le Girt
Saul
Evening Radio Schedule From July Fifth Broadcast
Radio listings outline July fifth programming with CBS network evening lineup. Highlights include News and Commentary segments by Beulah, Titomvack Smith Show, Bob Crosby Club, One Man's Family, FBI in Peace and War, California Caravan, Keen's Drama, Gun Club and an Orchestra Show.
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Sareonabe
Ean Beulah
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Mbs
Titomvack Smith
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Abe Bingen
Abe
Bob Crosby
Armstrong
SBS
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening
Aldrich
FBI
Ore
Abe Keen
Cape
Crnaeae
Abo Playhouse
Cbs Us
Obs
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Creete
Ail Nets
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Landis
Statesville
Lexington
Concord
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Reidsville
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Danville
Winston-Salem
Tsteao
Pate
Lington
Rogers Hornsby
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St. Low
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Newark
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Oal
Winston-Scoos
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Fayetteville Ss
North State
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Linn
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Powell
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Stewart
Poe
RBI Fink
Groman
FSS
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Cline
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Bos
Roberts
Sans Rietnour
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Lefter
Poweyghey
Nesbit
Corrider 'So
Deese
Tewart
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Smith
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Gene Stephens
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Charlie Griffith
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