Go Fur Ball Center Of Wild Sunday Play
A Sunday box score round up highlights brutal bats and surprising pitching in MLB. Ted Beard homered at Pittsburgh after a .277 season in indy ball, Duke Snider went 5 for 5 with a homer, while Red Sox rookie Dropo homered thrice in a doubleheader. The Giants and Reds combined for 58 hits and 12 homers, Fenway yielded 53 hits in a Red Sox-Cleveland DH, and Chicago’s Walt Dubiel shut out Philadelphia to loom atop the NL standings as Boston and St. Louis jockeyed for first.
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Ted Beard
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Duke Snider
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Fenway Park
Cleveland
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Washington
Buck Harris
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North State League president heckled at Finch Field
North State League President Bob Collier faced a loud welcome from Hi-Toms and Salisbury fans at Finch Field. The piece notes Collier’s absence from the press box and his limited interaction with Hi-Toms officials while detailing league finances and proposed fixes such as Sunday play and stronger all-star attractions to bolster funds.
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Bob Collier
Finch Field
Collier
Bronx
Hi-Toms
Salisbury
Jimmy Gruzdis
Austin Brown
Wia
Sportswin
Statesville
Hi-Toms Park
North State Loop
Frank Spencer
Spencer
Terday
Finchers
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday Brooklyn beat St Louis 10 to 2 and Cincinnati won 16 to 11. Today games include Brooklyn at St Louis doubleheader and Philadelphia at Chicago with listed pitchers and start times across multiple cities.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Snead and Ferrier win Inverness four ball title in dominant style
Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier swept the Inverness event posting plus 18 to win the $15,000 four ball with four days of perfect teamwork. Haas Hawkins finished second while Demaret Burke led birdies with 30 of 40 placements and the field totaled 335 birdies and nine eagles.
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Samuel Jackson Snead
Fort Knox
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jim Ferrier
Inverness
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Fred Hawkins
St. Francis
Snead
Ferrier
Sam
Haas
Hawkins
Henry Ransom
Ski Alexander
Closeton Heafner
Johnny Palmer
Dutch Harrison
Porky Oliver
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Maret
Demaret
Harrison
Middlecoff
Ransom
Alexander
Demaret- Burke
Ben Hogan
Hamilton- Harbert
Mathieson Faces Tough Halting Task Against Salisbury
Hi Tom righthander Bob Mathieson draws the tough assignment tonight at Salisbury as he tackles the league leading Bucs on the road. George Detore expects better hitting from his Pirates after four straight setbacks and plans to counter with Joe Gorski, who is 6-2 on the season, on the mound.
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Bill
Hackney Enterprise
Bob Mathieson
Hi-Toms
Salisbury
Mathieson
George Detore
Pirates
Detore
Bucs
Joe Gorski
Gorski
American League batting and pitching leaders listed from early season recap
The record text lists AL leaders: Kell Detroit .359 batting, Stephens Boston 17 runs, Dropo and Stephens Boston 90 RBI, Kell Detroit 116 hits, Kell Detroit 24 doubles, Dillinger Philadelphia 3 triples, Williams Boston and Rosen Cleveland 25 home runs, Dimaggio Boston - stolen bases, Reynolds New York strikeouts, McDermott Boston 5. In pitching, Robinson Brooklyn .356 batting, Jones Philadelphia 65 runs, Kiner Pittsburgh 69 RBI, Snider Brooklyn 100 hits, Robinson Brooklyn 26 doubles, Asheburn Philadelphia - triples, Kiner Pittsburgh 25 HR, Jethroe Boston 24 SB, Spahn Boston 113 strikeouts, Miller Philadelphia 8-1 record.
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Detroit
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Williams
Boston
Rosen
Cleveland
Dimaggio
Robinson
Brooklyn
Jones
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Snider
Asheburn
Jethroe
Spahn
Miller
Brennans Wins National Pilots Association Midget Race
In Chattanooga on July 16 Bill Brennans of Oshkosh Wisconsin won the National Pilots Association midget plane race at 176.6 mph over 15 laps on a two mile closed course. The defending champion Steve Wittman failed to finish due to a fluttering aileron. Phil Quigley of Gainesville Florida came in second as Brennans earned 1800 dollars and Quigley 1150 dollars.
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Tenn
Bill Brennans
Oshkosh
Wis
National Pilots’ Association
Steve Wittman
Phil Quigley
Gainesville
Fla
Breanwaos
Quigley
Yesterday's Stars in Major League Swing
Batting star Walt Dropo homered three times and doubled twice as the Red Sox split a doubleheader with Cleveland, winning 13-10 in the opener and losing 8-4 in the nightcap. Chris Van Cuyk, Dodgers rookie lefty, pitched Brooklyn to a 10-2 victory over St Louis in his major league debut with seven strikeouts.
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Cubs
Times
Dubiel
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Phillies
Russ Meyer
Bob Miller
Miller
Phil
Brooklyn
Cardinal
Chris van Cuyk
Dodger
Fort Worth
Associated Press
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
Sox
Cleveland
Dodgers
Williams Costner clash looms as title shot bait
Lightweight champion Ike Williams predicts a hard 10 round bout with Sugar George Costner at Shibe Park. Williams aims to beat Costner quickly to draw Ray Robinson into a welterweight title shot, while Costner vows a fast knockout. The card includes three supporting 10 round bouts for a charity program promoted by Frank Palumbo.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Philadelphia
Ike Williams
George
Sugar) Costner
Shibe Park
Costner
Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Pennsylvania
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Robinson
Sce
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Mebbe
Quothe
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Connie Mack weighs sale of Philadelphia Athletics as family plans loom
Connie Mack 87 seeks to keep control while considering selling the Athletics to raise cash. His sons Earle Roy and Connie Jr along with Shibe heirs hold stock. James P. Clark leads a rival group offering over 3 million. Negotiations follow a dip in standings and management shakeups at the 1950 club amidst talks of a unified sale to a syndicate.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Earle
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Thomasville Seeks Crucial Wins in Two Road Tests
Thomasville's Legion baseball team travels to Reidsville to face the Luckies in a vital game for pennant hopes. After the road game, they return to Memorial Stadium to meet Siler City at 8 o'clock. A pair of victories could clinch a playoff berth against Lexington in the Legion league.
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