Busy Night of Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
The evening slate lists multiple games including Chicago at Brooklyn and Davisom versus Newcombe, with Thomas Lees St Louis at New York and matches in Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Thursday in Brooklyn features Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia, plus a New York Chicago daytime clash and several regional results across the Evangeline, West Texas New Mexico, and Longhorn leagues.
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Antonelli
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Crone
Law
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District Action Next On State Of Legion Nine
Lawton Fort Sill Colonels bow 3-2 to Mangum in Memorial Park. Von McDaniels struck out 12 through seven hitless innings, sustaining Mangum’s Western Legion crown as Lawton’s ninth inning rally fell short. Duncan Carnegie duel set for Saturday. winner advances to state tourney at Hobart August 2. Duncan hosts all sixth district games at Duncan.
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Colonels
Mangurma
von McDaniels
Memorial Park
McDaniels
Lawton
Mangum
Duncan
Carnegie
Hobart
Altus
Tom Stapleton
Dick Vander Haar
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White
Collins
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McDaniel
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Constance to Fight Fuentes at Madison Square Garden
New York reports Hector Constance from Trinidad, a 7-5 favorite, slated to meet Ramon Fuentes of Los Angeles in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The card airs on ABC radio TV tonight, with Constance aiming to show improved infighting after recent bouts. Fuentes, 32-5-1, fights with constant pressure and endurance, while Constance carries a 24-5-8 record and eyeing the Gavilan performance.
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Hector Constance
Trinidad
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Eighth Avenue
Constance
Gavilan
Reed
Welter
U.S
Fuentes
Gil Turner
George Johnson
George Barnes
Australia
Race track authorized near Charlestown by commission
The estate racing commission granted a permit to Charles Town Raceways Inc for building a new harness racetrack near Charlestown. Attorneys indicate the project will require about 2.5 million dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Estate Racing Commission
Charles Town Raceways, Inc
Charlestown
Lemon Clouts Four Homers In All-Star Game
Jim Lemon of Chattanooga blasted four home runs and drove in seven as the Southern Association All-Stars beat the Birmingham Barons 10 to 5 in a record crowd. Lemon added another season-long 18th homer to tie for the league lead, with supporting shots from Herb Olson Tom Hamilton and Al Pilarcik.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Jim Lemon
Southern Assn
Birmingham Barons
Washington
Jim Kite
John Gabler
Jack McMahon
Jim O'Reilly
Herb Olson
All-Stars
Tom Hamilton
al Pilarcik
Lemon
Nashville
Bob Hazle
Law Pitches 18 Innings In Pirates Victory Over Braves
Vernon Law pitched 18 innings in a 4-3 Pirates win over the Milwaukee Braves, tying the majors for longest game this season. He struck out 12, allowed 9 hits and 2 walks, and left after the 18th with the score 2-2. Bob Friend earned the win in relief, with Eddie Mathews homering for Milwaukee.
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Law
Fred Haney
Vernon Law
Papal Registers His 6th Victory
Beaumont baseball tames Dallas 8 4 as Frank Johnson and Howie Anderson limit the leaders to five hits. Al Papai earns his sixteenth win beating Charley Locke and San Antonio. Houston pushes to sixth straight win, trimming Tulsa by 6 0 and narrowing gap to second place.
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Beaumont
Frank Johnson
Howie Anderson
Eagles
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
Oilers
Shreveport
Fort Worth
al Papai
Charley Locke
Missions
Locke
Barney Schultz
Jules Hudson
Stan Pitula
Buffs
Yankees Infielder Coleman Suffering Brain Concussion
Chicago CHICAGO Infielder Jerry Coleman of the New York Yankees is at Mercy Hospital with a brain concussion after an eye injury from a pitch by Chicago White Sox righthander Harry Byrd. He was hit above the left eye in the seventh inning of a 4-3 loss, wearing a plastic helmet. Doctors report a possible skull fracture and require further X rays and studies to determine the injury’s extent.
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Chicago
Jerry Coleman
New York Yankees
Mercy Hospital
Coleman
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Harry Byrd
John Claridge
White Sox
Claridge
Oklahomans In The Majors Giants Beat Cardinals 4-2
Hank Thompson of the New York Giants singled in one trip to the plate and scored a run to help New York defeat St. Louis 4-2 in the second game of a double header.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
Law
New York Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Cincinnati
Giants
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis
Hank Thompson
Morgan stars as Phillies sweep doubleheader vs Reds
Bobby Morgan scored once and collected two hits in five at bats as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7-3 in the first game. He drove in two runs and had three hits to help the Phillies secure the 6-2 win in the second game of the twinbill.
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Bobby Morgan
Philadelphia
Phils
Cincinnati
Gene Conley suffers sixth loss in 19 inning Braves defeat
Milwaukee pitcher Gene Conley took his sixth loss of the season as the Braves fell to the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 after 19 innings. Conley allowed three hits over 11 thirds innings pitched.
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Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Pittsburgh
Conley
Don Gross Recalled By Philadelphia NL Club
Don Gross, a left handed pitcher, was recalled by the Philadelphia National League club after a 8-2 record with Nashville in the Southern Association where he struck out 114 in 125 innings. He had been taken to spring training by the Cincinnati Redlegs.
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Philadelphia
Don Gross
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gross
Nashville
Norman Schmidt Joins Kiddie Kardinals Korps In St Louis
Norman Schmidt from Norman Oklahoma emerges as the newest Cardinal rookie, delivering a four hit 3 1 victory over the Giants in the opening game of a two night doubleheader. The 26 year old righthander struck out six, walked none, and relied on fastballs with a developing curve and slider, marking a rare ascent after earlier doubts.
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Willard Schmidt
St.Louis
Omaha
Giants
Schmidt
Norman
Okla
Larry Jackson
Luis Arroyo
Floyd Wooldridge
Brooks Lawrence
Gordon Jones
Harvey Haddix
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