Satchemo Saves Garver in Boston Victory Thriller
In a dramatic game Satchemo Paige relieved Ned Garver in the sixth, preventing a late rally as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 7-4. Eddie Lopat fired four-hit ball for New York, Paige extended a relief streak to 24 innings and earned his fifth win. Marty Marion debuted as manager of the All-Star squad.
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Baseball scores and scheduled games with pitchers
SIEAPINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE standings show New York and Cleveland well ahead with strong records. Today Chicago visits Philadelphia with Rogavin facing Hooper, St Louis at Boston featuring Farrist against Nixon, Detroit at New York Trucks with Sain opposing, and Cleveland at Washington with Lemon opposite Porter.
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New York and Chicago Lead Night of League Play
National League action features New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with multiple wins and tight late innings. Batting notes include St. Louis 7, Boston 4 and a 14 inning Cincinnati 6, New York 5 overtime due to pitching depth and late rally.
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Minor League Results Mixed Amidst Hectic Play Across Leagues
A jumble of scores and notes from the minor leagues outlines wins by Cleveland and others, highlights a record-tying on an RBI inning, and lists various league results. Key names appear sparingly amid a dense muddle of game summaries and standings across leagues from the Coast to Texas and Western associations.
15 Hit Attack Paces Tweedies Over Columbia
Doug Link pitched eight hits and a 15 run attack powered the Jefferson City Tweedies to a 15 to 6 victory over the Columbia Merchants last night in Columbia. Alberts led the lineup with four hits, Sommerer and El Alberts added multi hit games, and the Tweedies improved to 7 5 while extending a four game win streak against Columbia this season.
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162 Golfers Set For National Open In Torrid Heat
In Dallas the 162 golfers head into the S2nd National Open Championship under 90 plus degree heat. Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrum and Ben Hogan are seen as likely winners as Snead and Mangrum showcase form in practice rounds. Mangrum near daily success this season includes Western Open Ardmore and more with consistent top finishes.
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Lutheran Wins Fifth Civic League Game
Lutheran defeated the Baptists 4-4 at Smith Tract, Lutheran’s fifth straight win. Lueckenotte led with three hits including two doubles and a triple. Fosteyalen added three hits with a homer. Angerey doubled twice for Lutheran. Don Lang was the lone Baptist with more than one hit.
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Local Legion Meets Folk Team Tonight In City Park
The Junior American Legion Sexton Motors team faces Folk town at City Park at 8 p m tonight. Sextons seek their eighth straight win of the season as pitchers Finley Cassmeyer or Rice start with catchers Schulte and Kemmer. Manager Wilm expects a tight game against a reportedly strong Folk lineup.
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Coast Schools Act on Paid Athletes in Pacific Coast Conference
Pacific Coast Conference faces its most drastic action since World War II as officials consider measures amid rising commercialism in college sports. Conference Commissioner views the changes as essential to address growing pay for play concerns.
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Marsh Returns to Reawne for Rann in St Louis
St Louis Browns acquire infielders Freddie Marsh from the Washington Senators on waivers in exchange for utility outfielder Earl Rapp. Marsh had been sent to the Senators last month with pitcher Lou Sleater in a Cass Michaels trade. Rapp was claimed on waivers from the New York Giants last season.
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Girls Softball League Opens Wednesday After Delays
Play in the Girls Softbat League will begin Wednesday afternoon, according to Jack Clark, recreation supervisor. Games will be on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays at Kansas St. Cla imand. About six to ten teams are expected to enter the league.
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Veeck Chooses Showdown Over Hornsby Dismissal
St Louis Browns owner Bill Veeck ordered a showdown conference in Boston that led to the firing of manager Hornsby. Hornsby said he spoke with Veeck by phone after being asked to protest a New York game, and the two agreed to clarifying terms. He expressed desire to stay in baseball at the highest level and praised successor Marty Marion’s likely improvements.
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National League Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Fragmented OCR summary lists teams and players across the National League and American League with improper spellings. Mentions Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Houston and others, plus varied scores and names, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
All Star Voting Draws Murky Ballot Totals in League Poll
Report from the National League voting shows Dark Traits Hammer leading with 10 763 votes amid faction activity while St Louis Cardinals star Massil trails with 2 943 votes. Giants figures and other names appear in scattered tallies, though details remain unclear.
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Turpin Eyes World Title After Knockout Win
London AP Turpin defeats Don Cockell in a powerful knockout, adding British and Empire light heavyweight titles to his English and European middleweight crowns. He awaits a world title challenger as Sugar Ray Robinson faces Joey Maxim in New York on June 23. The Boxing Board controls timing for Turpin's next title bout.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Battles Heat at Training Site
PROMPTON LAKES New Jersey Sugar Ray Robinson trained down to 157 pounds for his June 13 light heavyweight title bout with champion Joey Maxim. He said he aims for about 158 with heat affecting him during the session at West School where a Junior League game and other local actions were noted.
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Verck Sees Martin Appointment Spark Browns Interest
Verck and Browns players cheer the Martin appointment, noting Hornsby’s departure from the team. Scruggs remains the lone undefeated in the Midget League after a 14 10 win at Duensing Tract as Red Birds fall to 30 1.
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Scruggs Leads Red Birds In Mixed Baseball Rugby Notes
Larry Hammens earned the win after allowing seven hits and seven walks as Keith Weber took the loss. Jim Davis and Hammengs hit home runs for Scruggs while Tommy Carpenter and Jimmy Scott had two hits for the Red Birds. Early lead slipped then tied in the fifth, extra innings followed with a big eighth inning. The piece also covers Davis Cup storytelling and youth leadership in tennis.
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Mammens Homer Sparks Midget League Win
Mammens drilled a sharp liner to right-center that sailed for a four base hit. Kim Taylor aided a Red Birds run with a triple and error in the eighth. In others, Optimists beat Lions 98 at Public School Stadium. Donnie Vache won, Tabornas lost. Bailey led Lions with three hits including a homer and a double. One game today features Pweerligs vs Bordeaux at Duensing Tract.
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Winning Stags' five game streak snapped by Marshall K C
The Ferktel Stags saw a five game winning run end as Marshall Knights of Columbus beat City Park 4 to 2. Frank Nichols singled for the Stags only hit with Beanie Calvin advancing on a walk and Charlie McDaniels driving in two runs. Bud Van Loo took the loss. The Stags travel to Sedalia Sunday for a game against Schlitz Beer team sponsored by Steve Fechtel.
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Sluggers Pace A. A. Contests In Big Ninth Innings
Three run triple by Milt Heiton sparked a ninth inning surge as Indianapolis and Columbus won in American Association action. Nielsen contributed a four run ninth to beat Louisville 8 6. Columbus crushed Toledo 12 4 with Bill Sarni driving in four on a grand slam. Cleveland Hockey League set records with 20 overtime games and 21 playoff overtime appearances.
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