Shea Leads Yankees to Five and a Half Game Margin
Rookie Frank Shea pitched his tenth win as the Yankees defeated Boston 3-1 in Boston. Shea fanned three shutout victories, carried a strong 11th victory season, and challenged Feller Newhouser and Chandler for AL pitching honors. The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Phillies 7-4 behind Pee Wee Reese Vaughan and Furillo, closing on the Braves.
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Associated Peass
Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Spud Chandler
Shea
Red Sox
Boston
Feller
Walter Masterson
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Newhoureg
Ewell
Blackwell
Cincinnati
Chicago Cuba
Jets
Chicago
Luke Appling
Hal White
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
St. Lowia
New York
Green Brothers Triumph in Fast Softball Thriller
Green Brothers sprinted to an early lead and held on to defeat Woody's Aces 8 to 4 at South Park last night. Pletcher Bell pitched dominantly with one strikeout, while Earl Rogers led in hitting for Green Brothers with two doubles and a single.
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Green Brothers
Woody
South Park
Pletcher Bell
Aces
Altho
Elgin Woody
BR. Patterson
Earl Rogers
Egies
Rens
Seewins
L. Wingert
Wingert
Asen
Sewmar
Wasay
Jayhawkers Face Star Field at National AAU Trials
Tom Scofield leads Kansas entries into Lincoln as he faces new foes Les Steers and Bill Vessie in the high jump while Irving Mondschein, Dwight Eddleman, Henry Coffman and others compete. Scofield aims to beat 6 feet 7 5/8 inches with a tough field set to test the Big Six champion.
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Tom Scofield
Kansas
Lincoln
Scofield
Les Steers
Bill Vessie
Columbia
Tom
Vessie
Seers
Oregon
Feld
Irving “Moon
Mondachein
New York U
Dwight Eddleman
Illinois
Henry Coffman
Rice
Mondschein
Ross Nichols
Oklahoma A
Drake
Coffman
N.C.A.A
K. U
Bob Karnes
Bruce Henoch
Karnes
Jayhawker Oval
Texas
Jerry Thompson
Don Lash
Indiana
Browning Ross
San Antonio
Eshref Aydin
Ankara
Turkey
Ross
Villanova
Jim Rafferty
Joe McCluskey
Forrest
Efan
Oklahoma Aggie
Allo
Henoch
N.C. A.A
Floyd Lang
Maughan
Utah State
Nebraska
Herb Grote
Co-ops win after long ball and walks filled game
The Co-ops edged the Lions Club 22 to 14 at South Park in a high walk game with 24 bases on balls and 5 hit batters. Rex Johnson and Raymond Flory led the losers with two homers each as 14 Co-ops players scored in a 4 1/2 inning contest.
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C. C. Carl
Lions Club
South Park
Lions Crew
Rex Johnson
Raymond Flory
Johnson
Flory
Daniel James
Adrain Brubaker
Rod Hurley
Jim Koch
National League Scores Report With Multiple Matches
In a chaotic recap, results show Philadelphia and Chicago tied early, American League action lists New York and St Louis results, Minnesota and Milwaukee wins noted, plus several city matchups including Indianapolis and Saint Paul scores. The brief lists numerous city teams and scattered outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Rostan Wastington
Derrat
Exeland
St. Louis
Battle Cry of Association Is How to Stop K C Blues
The Blues stretch a six game lead as Kansas City wins two games over Minneapolis 3-2 and 7-1 while Louisville falls to Columbus 6-4. Herb Bauer hits a homer for KC in the opener and Tom Byrne wins the nightcap after a 13 walk and 15 strikeouts. Milwaukee moves up with two wins over St Paul as a separate score.
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Kansas City
Blues
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Herb Bauer
Ed Stewart
Tom Byrne
Altho
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Big Six conference delays decisive changes on recruiting rules
The Big Six met in Kansas City to finalize data on the new recruiting regulation with no major changes and no official announcement after two days behind closed doors. Oklahoma officials deny plans to quit the conference while supporting the Aggies bid to join.
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Big Six
Kansas City
Wstl
Oklahoma University Athletic Department
Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
University of Oklahoma
Aggies
Scheols
Baseball Almanac Highlights From Early Season Standings
Scattered batting and pitching notes from the National and American Leagues show Furillo Walker Robinson Mine and Kiner among leaders. Notable performances include Feller and Neuhouse strikes, Blackwell and Branca strong pitching, with teams like New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis leading in various categories.
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Bethe
Bondreau
Cleveland
Kell
Detroit
Williams
Boston
Henrich
New York
DiMaggie
Johnson
Mite Dillinger
St Louie
Dodblee
Muthn
Terrent
Die Maggio
Keiler
Williama
Ditlinger
City League Soft Ball Schedule Report
Schedule fragment lists week games with venues and teams in the city league. Readable items mention matches at South and North fields, including Sigma and Westview opponents.
Obers Win Another City League Softball Game
The Obers beat Journal-World 24 to 11 at Woodlawn Diamond. Ober’s offense exploded with six runs in the first inning and seven in the second, building a decisive early lead.
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Obers
Woodlawn
Journal- World
Ober'a
League Has Double Header That Totale 26 Innings
The Western association staged a long night with a 26 inning double header. Hutchinson Cubs beat Leavenworth 3-2 in 17 innings, then Leavenworth won 5-4 in nine. Joplin protested a Muskogee game halted by rain and lights out. Fort Smith beat Topeka 7-6. Salina swept St. Joseph in a split doubleheader 7-3 and 4-3.
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Western Association
Hutchinson Cubs
Leavenworth Braves
Hutchinson
Cubs
Braves
Joplin
Ray Baker
Ball Park
Fort Smith
Topeka
St. Joseph
Salina
Star Pitcher to Rest in California for Treatment
Hugo Carl DeRose, Kansas City Blues pitcher with a right arm ailment, will travel to Bowes Hot Springs in California for rest and treatment before hoping to return to Major League action. He vows to earn a spot with the Yankees, with possible surgery if needed, and will be honored on DeRose Appreciation Day as Kansas City meets Milwaukee in a July 4 doubleheader.
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Hugo Carl DeRose
Kansas City Blues
California
New York Yankees
DeRose
Bowes Hot Springs
Samona
Calif
Denny Carroll
Detroit Tigers
Minneapolis
Mal Stevens
Chet Covington
Scranton
Springfield
Mass
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Lues
American Association
Milwaukee
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Here
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Oklsheoma U. Lest
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Stan Musial
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Board & Moore
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Oread
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Freeman Reguler
Royal College Chop
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Mokegan-Mack Motor CO
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Journal-World
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H. C. Thomas
C. B. Thomas
C. A. Albright
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Vermont St
J. M. Clevenger Property Management
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Underwood Metal ‘Co
Tan NH
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Ehewde Island
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Locust
Owens Mattress CO
Sth
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R. J. A. Green
Earl Hollenbeck
Lawrence
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Kathy
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Iva
Mettner's
Gamble’s
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Lawreme
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Watson
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Ature
Peterson Ofice Machine Co
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