Seminick Two Homers In One Inning Sparks Phillies Rally
Fighting Seminick belts two home runs in the same inning as the Philadelphia Phillies rack up a 12 to 3 victory over Cincinnati. The burst, part of a 10-run inning, tied a major league mark and set a new high for a night game. Phillies also totaled six homers, near the NL record, with Jones, Hamner, and Raffensberger contributing in the win.
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Seminick
Kail
Fighting Philies
Phils
Det Ennis
Ken Raffensberger
Semnick
Puddin
Baseball season leaders and historic notes mix with early strikes
Major league leaders list including Kiner, Robinson, and Branca across National and American circuits with top batting averages, runs, hits, and home runs. Also notes pitching leaders like Spahn and Lopat and a late trivia about the first U.S. strike in 1786 and Arcadia colonization attempts in 1598.
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Kiner
Sieabureh
Sschan
Reese
Brooklyn
Marshall
New York
Robinson
Miner
Pittsburgh
Thomson
Jones
Philadelphia
Tat Waitkus
Smalley
Chicago
Futilio
Pittsburg
Mize
Branca
Bickford
Boston
Chesney
Chapman
Mitchell
Cleveland
Keil
Detroit
Yale
Wright
Williams
Stephens
Henrich
Staten
Dillinger
St. Louis
Lopat
Trucks
Newhouser
Leading St Paul Wins AA Slugfest
St Paul led the AA circuit with six home runs in a 14 to 9 win over Louisville as Ferrell Ason and teammates Ozark Pendleton and Schenz powered the offense. Louisville's Jake Jones and Ed Lavigne also homered, while Kansas City tied Toledo 4 to 1 before Toledo won 2 to 0 in the nightcap.
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Associated Fress
St Paul
Saints
Louisville
Colonels
Fim
Apostles
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toro
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Blues
Yoledo
St. Paul
Ferrell Ason
Danny Ozark
Jim Pendie~ton
B. Schenz
Ken Chipman
Jake Jones
Ed Lavigne
Dave Madison
Jimmy Delsing
Bill Connelly
Bob Keegan
St Joseph Leads Western After Key Wins
The St Joseph Cardinals grab the league lead as Tom Scanlon and Earl Skaggs earn shared honors. St Joseph’s Darts beat Hutchinson 6-1 behind Dick Pizzo, then Topeka edged Muskogee 10-6 with Skaggs’ first inning grand slam. Scanlon notches his third win as Fort Smith’s rainout affects schedule.
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Earl Skaggs
Western Association
Owls
Pahmahmie
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Scanlon
Leavenworth
Braves
Salina
Fort Smith
Joplin
Muskogee
Topeka
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Postoffice Edges VF W Y 7 6 In Twilight Softball
The Postoffice squad rallied from a six run deficit to defeat the VF W in a Twilight League softball game halted after six innings due to darkness and approaching rain. Hank Vossen allowed four hits as the Postoffice pulled ahead in the sixth, with errors and walks aiding the VF W early. The line score listed Breedon, Mhorst, Vossen, and Schute for the Postoffice.
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City Softball Association
Hank Vossen
Breedon
Mhorst
Vossen
Schute
Postoffice
Baseball Scores From League and Association Listings
A historical recap of scores across American League and National League games with varying results. Teams mentioned include St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Boston with pitchers tied to night games. The fragment lists matchups among clubs such as Milwaukee St Paul Louisville Columbus Minneapolis and Cincinnati with several scheduled contests and probable pitchers.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Pitt
Cinei American Association
Ignapolis
Milwaukee
St Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Rkai
Pierce
Ungton
Arver
Clevend
Dobson
Yous Wryan Oh Cisienga
New York
Kennedy
St Louis
Brookcheen
Hallen Cincinnnati
Braut
Cardinals Top Browns in Tight Loop as Musial Stays Put
The Cardinals defeated the Browns 4-1 as Stan Musial drove in two with a triple and Red Schoendienst scored after an error. Frank Sain? Pollet earned the win for St Louis, widening their gap to five-and-a-half games behind Boston while Brooklyn, New York, and the Braves remained within a half game. Musial's line boosted his average to .297 amid news he is not for sale, while Washington beat the Browns 4-1 behind Ned Starr and Eddie Yost's late homer to seal it.
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Jones
Gran Hamner
Raffensberger
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Seminick
Phils
Warren Spahn
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
New York Gats
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Chicago
Sheldon Jones
Henrich Fammy Henrich
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Lou Boudreat
Bob ‘Lemans
Hoot Evers
Evers Dou
Lusial
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Capaci
Enbers
Red Schoendienst
Marty Marion
Stan
Chuck Diernes
Caroline
Fred Saigh
Musial
Redbirds
Don Mbe
Browns
Spur Park
Washington
Roy Sievers
Ned Starr
Senators
Junior Softball Managers to Meet Tonight at Park
Junior League softball managers are urged to attend a 7 o'clock meeting at the ball park announced by Softball Association President George Reed. Schedule changes will be discussed and starting next week teams must have contracts on file to play. Two unscheduled games are also listed for tonight with Laitherans at 7:30 and American Legion versus Post-Tribune at 9.
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Ball Park
Softball Association
George Reed
Reed
Tornight Laitherans
American Legion
Post-Tribune
Armstrong Eagles Top Columbia Nine 12 to 3 in Arm sug
Armstrong Mo 12 Columbia 3 in a Show-Me League baseball game. Shiflett and Winn hit two homers. Tucker and Frevert each doubled twice and added a single. Kirkham and Smith doubled for Columbia. Seyfried McCowan Grahams Winn pitched for Armstrong.
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Armstrong Eagles
Columbia Yellow Cab
Shiflett
Winn
Tucker
Frevert
Columbia
Kirkham
Smith
Seyfried
McCowan
Graham
Duel of champions set for Big Seven Southwest meet showdown
Kansas City Kan June 3 AP The duel of champions between the Big Seven and Southwest conferences track forces fills Wyandotte High School Stadium tonight. Top contenders include Texas A M Hampton Missouri Bob Karnes Rice Othan Byrd and Pat Bowers with mile and two mile distances shaping the meet. The mile relay is favored by the Southwest with a strong Texas A M Rice quartet aiming for a record pace.
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Tomorro Fall
Jerry ‘Thompson
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Nebraska
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Boo Teel
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Big Seven
Guire
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Bob Karnes
Pat Bowers
Sistently
Othan Byrd
Rice
Crown End Mey
Ervin Bilderback
Don Michell
Ray Hobbrook
Texas A
Sam Cox
Gilgiie
Fights Last Night in London and New York
Boxing events feature Penta Bruie Woodcock knocking out Fre die Mills in London. In New York Jimmy Flood and Herbie Kronowitz had a draw in a Brooklyn bout, with Kronowitz scoring in the 14th round.
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Penta
Bruie Woodcock
London
Fredie Mills
New York
Jimmy Flood
Herbie
Kronowitz
Brooklyn
Drew
Times and periods for Solumar events and Bears
The notice lists supposed times and periods for Solumar events and mentions the Bears in a fragmented schedule. It cites standard time references and a Saturday reference, with unclear details about major and minor periods and specific times. The text is garbled and mixes numbers with vague phrases, lacking clear events or locations.
Sports Roundup Affects Stamford and Local Prospects
Fullerton’s Stan Hist wins 18th game of season with seven shutouts and three no hit efforts, while his 72 innings yield 12 walks and 3 strikeouts. he also tops team as best hitter. Other notes mention disputes over a municipal softball game and a fire alarm at Somerville, plus Sonny Mitchell joining Southern Methodist U and twins Bob and Bip Carey slated for Indiana State football. Cubs report spring home attendance drop amid poor weather.
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Bugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Fi Hacken
Toy Wateh
Stan
Ridgewood
Lee
Sonny" Mitchell
White Oak High
Nees
Southern Methodist U
Bob
Bip Carey
Chicago Cubs
Woodcock Beats Mills in London Bout Prelude
London June 3 AP Bruce Woodcock, famed British heavyweight, is hailed as possible challenger for American Lee Savold in a September 6 world title bout. The report notes Woodcock’s recent performance and surrounding speculation in a tense heavyweight scene.
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London
Sruce Woodcock
Lee Savold
Bri
Jola Keeps Lead In K O M League On Strong Run
Jola Indians extend their lead in the K O M league with five wins in six games, following a 10 3 home victory over Miami aided by five Miami pitchers issuing 15 walks. Lou Lola triples in his lone hit as part of the outburst. Pan to Ponca City errors, Chemie relief, and a 8 3 Dodgighth frame. Gabby Street, recovering from major surgery, is expected to leave St Louis hospital and rest at home in Joplin before resuming Cardinal broadcast duties early next week.
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Associated Press
Jola Indians
Indians
Miami
Lou
Ponca Cc
Foss
Chemie
Pacantas City
Gabby Street
St, Louis
St. Doh Hospital
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Joplin
Cardinal
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