Red Sox Eye Three Records With Early Season Tear
Boston rides a 10 game win streak after sweeping Detroit to push toward major marks. Aiming to break 1906 Cubs wins record, achieve pennant by largest margin, and clinch earliest flag as Ted Williams powers the offense.
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Boo) Ferriss
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Villa Sparks Comets Past Racine With Dual Records
Kenosha rookie catcher Margaret Villa hit two home runs and a triple driving in nine as the Comets swept Racine Belles 4 2 and 17 3. Villa set two All American Girls Baseball League single game records while Lois Florreich and Sophie Kurys also starred as Kenosha built a night of offense and solid defense.
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Standings and Schedule From Major Leagues
American League standings show Cleveland 94 leading with others like New York 5-7 and Boston 7-11 while Detroit 1-6 and Washington 7-1 trail. National League features Chicago 7 Brooklyn 6 in 10 innings plus St Louis 9-1 and Philadelphia 1-3 with Boston 14-0 over Cincinnati 3-1. Tonight St Louis visits Washington and Chicago visits Philadelphia with several night games including New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Comets Rally Stalls in Ninth as South Bend Takes Series
The season's third largest home crowd of 1,189 watched Kenosha fall short in the ninth inning as South Bend won 65 to 3 in the four game series. Lois Florreich drove a key hit with two on and two out but Junor's running catch ended Kenosha's rally and Janet Anderson allowed six runs in six innings. Lillian Lucky pitched for South Bend.
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City Schedule Senior League Softball Highlights
Schedule shows games at Simmons Lincoln Roosevelt Petrifying Springs and Columbus. Notable matchups include Simmons 5350 facing Knights of Columbus, Macwhyte against American Legion, Tip Top Tavern versus Italian American, Chocolate Shop versus Britteili’s Market, Lincoln Pharmacy versus Kenwis Club, and Kenosha Zippers versus Kingsbury Keer. Times range from 4:30 to 7:40 PM with multiple venues listed.
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Blue Sox spring surprise take two from Peaches in South Bend
South Bend Blue Sox upset the visiting Rockford Peaches 41 52 in two games. Senaida Wirth leads the league in hitting but was spiked in the opening game requiring stitches and out for about a week. Carolyn Morris struggled as the Peaches lost both games.
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KYF Softball Rally Honors Leaders as Playoffs Conclude
The KYF softball season ends with a rally honoring league leaders and emblems. Mario Bonofiglio and Don Dawson named top pitchers of Champ Vagabonds C and B. An All Star squad includes Orth, Annessi, Martin, Bonofiglio, Guurina, Bertilli, Thorpberg, Chiappetta. Vagabonds A claim A Division title after five straight wins. Vagabonds C win C Division. Vagabonds B and Cardinals win North and South in B Division. Final standings note scattered hits but strong support for Mary Moraty in Redwings game. Peoria tallies three in third. Moraty, Vonderall, Jacobs, Rountree cited.
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Richard Thorpberg
Leonard Chiappetta
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Peoria
Mary Moraty
Redwings
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Woods
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Frostops and Dorffs dominate weekend baseball clashes
Frostops beat St Josephs 17 to 2 in North Chicago with 20 hits led by Andy Smith four for five and three doubles. Dorffs defeated Faulk Milwaukee 7 to 1 at Petrifying Springs as Drissel settled after a rough first inning. Pleasant Prairie beat Lake Geneva 4 to 1 at Pleasant Prairie. Zion Merchants edged Legion 14 to 13 in Lincoln Park.
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Track Team Enters 22 in U W Meet
Madison Wis The University of Wisconsin track coach Tom Jones announced he would enter 22 athletes in the central collegiate meet in Milwaukee on Saturday The larger team size stems from many members living in Milwaukee and training locally Four Dodger squad members will also compete at the NCAA meet in Minneapolis June 21 22 Lloyd Labeach Dick Cranston Dick Whipple and Alex Scott are named for events Dial 5121 for your Classified Ad
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Brewer Owner Denies Bid For Indian Club
Milwaukee owner Oscar Salenger denies talking with Cleveland Indians officials about purchasing the American League club. He confirms a New York visit and meeting former Brewer president Bill Veeck but insists no official Cleveland discussion occurred.
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Parker Wins Tennis Tilt With Talbert
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles defeated Billy Talbert of Wilmington in the Heart of America tournament final in Kansas City Missouri. Parker dropped the first set 3 6 but won 6 4 6 4 to clinch the title as the top seed, with Talbert noting Parker’s stamina and precision.
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Two Injured in West Allis Races
A crowd of 23,499 watched West Allis State Fair Park car races with two drivers injured. Eddie Nicholson 26 of Minneapolis suffered a skull fracture and chest injuries and was listed in critical condition at County Emergency hospital. Deb Snyder of Kent Ohio and a third driver were hurt on the north turn during the 20 mile feature. Ben Musick of Dallas won the feature race and $500, with Chick Smith and Fritz Tegtmeier placing second and third. Nicholson set and then Emory Collins lowered mile track records during time trials. Collins, Smith and Snyder won the three ten mile heats. Collins also won a five mile handicap race. Joe Baker won the Australian pursuit.
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Purdue Adds Rankin Purvis to Football Staff as All America Picks
Rankin and Purvis Lafayette along with Dave Rankin and Duane Purvis were named All America selections while playing for the Boilermankers.
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