Senators Rally Past Red Sox for 6 5 Win
The Washington Senators overcame Boston with a seventh inning surge to pull ahead 6 5 as Willis Layne and Jim Wilson sparked a two-run rally. Walter Chipple and Joe Zardon scored on timely plays after a bases loaded situation, while Wolff earned his eighth win after nine innings of work.
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Red Sox
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Roger Wolff
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George Case
Mike Ryba
Ryba
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Cam T
Aughn
Walter Chipple
Layne
Joe Zardon
Vaughn
Bob Johnson
Joe Kuhel
Chipple
Zardon
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Fotal
Johnny Lazor
Jim Bucher
Ohnson
Leon Culberson
Luzon
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Culberson
Fred Walter
Leonard
Ferrell
Wilson
Barrett
Walters
Browns Fined For Conduct Toward Chisox
The American League fined St. Louis Browns players and staff after a dugout melee with the Chicago White Sox last Wednesday night. Pitcher George Caster, Sigmund Jakucki, and infielder Clary were each fined $100 for actions during the brawl, while manager Luke Sewell was fined for failing to control his team. Harridge called the incident unfortunate and said no swearing or name calling occurred, but jockeying and a flare-up led to the discipline.
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St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
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Jimmy Dykes
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Bymeabond beats Busher in Santa Anita Derby upset
In Arcadia California J K Houssels brown colt Bymeabond ridden by Georgie Woolf won the Santa Anita derby by a half length over Busher. Best Effort finished third as Bymeabond set a new derby distance record 1:50 flat earning $37,245 bringing his total to $49,497.
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Ciencia
Baseball Run and Home Run Leaders of the Leagues
The list names top players by runs batted in and home runs across the two leagues. Notable entries include Olivio for the Dodgers Elliott for the Pirates Lombardi for the Giants Holmes for the Braves Kurowski for the Cardinals and DiMaggio for the Phillies in the RBI category, plus Adams Stephens and Johnson among home run leaders.
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Dodgers
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Pirates
Lombardi
Giants
Holmes
Braves
Kurowski
Cardinals
DiMaggio
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Yankees
R. Johnson
Red Sox
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Stephens
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Hayes
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Rosen
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Case
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Golfers Pull Two Aces On Reynolds Golf Lane
Winston-Salem amateurs Chick Wilson and Clyde Holder scored holes in one on the 180 yard par three 17th at Reynolds Park this morning. Wilson ace followed by Holder repeating the feat drew congratulations as they played in consecutive foursomes.
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Winston-Salem
Chick” Wilson
Clyde Older
Reynolds Park Course
Wilson
Holder
Changs
Caddy quits after missed two foot putt
In Columbus on June 23 a district senior golf tour event saw a golfer miss a two foot putt. The caddy exclaimed I absolutely refuse to caddy my guy who plays golf like that and threw down the bag before stalking off. The caddy master sent him home and the golfer carried his clubs thereafter.
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Columbus
Pirates Sell Starr to Cubs for $7500
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce the sale of pitcher Ray Starr to the Chicago Cubs for the $7500 waiver price. Starr, 39, was suspended after leaving without permission following a doubleheader with St. Louis and failing to report for the Chicago series. He had been acquired from Cincinnati via waivers and went 6-5 last season with the Pirates, posting a 6⅔ inning start this season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Baseball Club Today
Ray Starr
Chi Cubs
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pirates
Pavot Wins Belmont Derby With Arcaro in Command
Pavot the unbeaten 1944 two year old, in a stretch run, won the 77th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park by six lengths over Wildlife with Jeep two lengths back for second. Eddie Arcaro rode the Case Ace colt, finishing in 2 30 1 5, after a late charge from off the pace.
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New York
Pavot
Belmont Park
Eddie Arcaro
Case Ace
Walter Jeffords
James M. Roebling
Jeep
Arnold Irke
Arcaro
Doge
Pentagon
Brookfield
Harry Isaacs
Brookfield Farm
C. S. Howard
Sea Swallow
Jeffords
Flyer
Theo
Wildlife
Case Act
William
Adonis
Ohio State Pitcher Don Grate to Sign Phillies Contract
Cleveland June 23. Ohio State University pitcher Don Grate will sign a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies Monday in Philadelphia. Eddie Krajnik, Midwestern scout, announced tonight.
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Cleveland
Don Grate
Ohio State University
Phillies
Philadelphia
Eddie Krajnik
Cardinals Rally Past Cubs In Hard Fought Chicago Tilt
In Chicago, the St. Louis Cardinals erased an early Cubs lead to win 6-4 as Buster Adams Homered and Emil Verban drove in runs. George Dockins earned the win with six and two thirds innings, while Hy Vandenberg took the loss. Buckle up for a tense four game set as Brooklyn stays within three games.
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Dewey Williams
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Ken O'Dea
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Seminick
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Rafferty Ties Mile Mark In New York Meet
Jim Rafferty equalled the fastest mile of the outdoor season with 4 17.9 at Randalls Island in the 54th Metropolitan AAU senior meet. George Sullivan Notre Dame won shot put. Les Howe UC set high jump best. Gordon Knox KC State and Bill Lund Case led jumps. Columbia midshipmen topped team standings as New York A C took third with 72 points.
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Randalls Island Stadium
George Sullivan
Notre Dame
Les Howe
University of California
Gordon Knox
Kansas
Cubs Send Hurler Macklin Stewart on 24 Hour Nashville Call
Chicago Cubs announce pitcher Macklin Stewart assigned to Nashville of the Southern Association on a 24 hour option. Stewart has one defeat in 15 appearances this season as a relief pitcher.
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Hurler
Nashville
Chicago
Chicago Cubs Today
Macklin Stewart
Southern Association
Stewart
Socony Vacuum Develops Red Oil to Prevent Fingerprints
New York firm Socony Vacuum Oil announces a development of a oil resembling kerosene but red in color. The compound prevents fingerprints on delicate instruments and may resist rust.
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New York
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Mercury Athletic Club Sets Meeting on Monday Night
Mercury Athletic Club members will meet Monday night at the Elwood hotel to discuss plans for the Carolinas A A L swimming meet. President Jim Steele announced the meeting will cover events including women’s junior national events slated for next month.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Elwood
Jim Steele
Carolinas A. A. L
Detroit Tigers favored to win pennant says Marine pilots
Williams and Kennedy, former major leaguers in the Marine Corps at Jacksonville NAS, predict Hank Greenberg will lead Detroit. Williams says Greenberg will hit well and be the season’s most dangerous Tiger, with Kennedy backing a close pennant race. Gehringer also backs Detroit to win.
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Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Ted Williams
Bob Kennedy
Marine Corps
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
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Williams
Hank
Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Marine Sorps
NAS
Charley Gehringer
Gehringer
Five Teams In Service Play At Greensboro
Five of the state s no service teams enter the annual North Carolina servicemen s baseball tournament in Greensboro July 3 8 with a sixth expected. Fort Bragg defends its title though two post teams enter Sgt Diamont and a personnel center squad. ORD Hawks the 1945 runners up seek another strong run along with Cherry Point Marines Camp Davis and Moore General Hospital featuring Spud Chandler Ron Northey and Ray Mueller.
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North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Army Post
Diamont
Greensboro Ord Hawks
Wichita
Kansas
Cherry Point Marines
Camp Davis
Army Air Forces Post
Moore General Hospital
Spud Chandler
Ron Northey
Ray Mueller
St Petersburg Sees Second Free Edition With Rain
St Petersburg Florida reports a second consecutive day of rain tied to the Evening Independent offering a free home edition when sun fails to shine. The tropical storm moving up the gulf caused two days of rain and the paper again distributed at press time.
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ST. Petersburg
Fia
Evening Independent Today
Gulf
Gehringer Leads Navy to 21 Wins in 24 Games
Former Tiger second baseman Gehringer remains active at second base with a batting average over .600. He has steered his Navy crew to 21 victories in 24 games, fueling optimism that Detroit will dominate the season.
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Detroit
Gehringer
Navy
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