Feller Hurls 11 Frame Win
Bob Feller pitched 11 innings to beat the New York Yankees 4 to 2, lifting the Cleveland Indians to within five and a half games of top and giving them the series from the league leaders. Williams and DiMaggio homered for Boston in a 9-2 win over Chicago. Lemons: Dodgers' lead trimmed as Cardinals, Cubs win. Grand Canyon descent noted.
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Scenic Loop baseball tightens as three games end by one run
In Waukon Iowa on Sunday three Iowa Scenic League games finished with one run margins. Prairie outlasted Waterville 2 1 to maintain lead over Twin Cities. Postville edged Harpers Ferry 10 9 despite eight errors. Monona crushed Lansing 16 3 behind a 16 hit attack.
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Bristandings and Sunday Results Across Leagues
National League results show Boston a 5-3 winner, Cincinnati 2-2, St Louis 6-5, Philadelphia 5, Chicago 6, Brooklyn 2, and Cleveland 4 over New York 2 in 11 innings. American Association and Wisconsin leagues list multiple matchups with scattered scores and upcoming local games.
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Major League Box Scores with St. Louis and Philadelphia
Box score totals show Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 and Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6 with multiple RBIs by Musial Ashburn Diering and Slaughter. Pitchers Wilks Roberts Brazile Heintzelman share duties. crowd reported 20,136. Left-game notes include groundouts and pairs of home runs by Diering Musial Pafko.
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Lefty Allen Hurls No-Hitter In W-S Loop
Lefty Bill Allen of Sheboygan pitched the Wisconsin State League’s first nine inning no hitter since 1946, blanking Janesville 9-0. He also hit three singles in four trips with an RBI and two runs, facing 33 batters with 10 strikeouts. Belmont Stakes note follows as a separate fragment.
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Tebbetts Leaps AL Catchers In All Star Poll
Chicago reports Tebbetts moves to first among AL catchers in the All Star poll with 115,895 votes. Yogi Berra trails, Jim Hogan ranks third as total votes reach 513,618 with the June 29 deadline near. Ted Williams remains top overall voter getter with 153,998 votes. All star game set for July 12 in Brooklyn.
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Recreation Softball League Schedule Update
Monday games list matchups across several taverns and parks including Roosevelt- P J vs Buzz’ Beer a Copeland Wayside Inn vs Midway v Ward Ave West Beranek’s Tavern vs Johnnie’s Tavern Avenue Russ U Bar vs Bohemian at South Avenue Gateway Inn Hoffa Park Our Corner vs Hof Brac Longfellow Viking Tavern vs Dugan’s Tavern and other industrial league entries.
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St Paul Drives Two Wins Over Heileman's Lager
St Paul defeated Heileman's Lager in a twin bill at West Avenue and Copeland. Johnny Vollmer and Skinny Morrissette starred for St Paul, combining for strong pitching and key hits including Nickosh and Flarethy homers. Crowds packed both venues as Lager batsmen struggled against the St Paul arms.
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New Albin Tops Nodine to Tie for first in Root River
New Albin defeated Nodine 5 3 to pull even with La Crescent atop the Root River standings. Dave Buce earned the win on nine hits as Wally Mears pitched a seven hitter for Nodine. Bob Stanton and Bob Darling each had two hits for New Albin while Nodine tallied two in the third and one in the fifth before the decisive eighth inning rally.
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Tomah Blasts Cataract 27-5 in Monroe County League clash
Tomah Indians hammered Cataract 27-5 as 21 batters faced in the sixth inning and seven Tomah safeties, with homers from Tomah’s Tom Curry and Burt Tracy, propelled a seven-inning win. Cataract led 6-5 entering the stanza before the onslaught.
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Middlecoff and Mangrum Tie For Motor City Open
Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum shared the Motor City Open title after an 11 hole sudden death playoff ended by mutual agreement. Each earned 2,250 along with co champions status, marking the first overtime co championships in a PGA major event.
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Young Tennis Stars Open NCAA Tourney
In Austin Texas opening rounds begin for the NCAA tennis championship with 76 players from 33 colleges. Victor Seixas Jr UCLA star Herb Flam and James Brink compete as seeds in the first matches while the field narrows to 64 and then 32.
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Dad to Son Jokes About First Kiss and Truth
A witty exchange between father and son about kissing, ending with a playful retort. The humor hinges on confessing and joking about what it means to kiss, conveying lighthearted family banter.
Superior Drops 10-6 Northern Loop Tilt
The Superior Blues lost 10-6 to St. Cloud in a Northern league baseball game Sunday night while Duluth was rained out at Eau Claire. Saturday results include Eau Claire 4 Superior 2 and Duluth 40 St. Cloud 9-8. Herman Niller of Duluth pitched a seven inning no hit no run game in the opener.
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