Phillies Hit Five Homers In One Inning To Beat Reds
The Philadelphia Phillies erupted for five homers in the eighth inning to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 12-8. Smoky Seminick powered the attack with three homers in the game, tying MLB records, as the Phils rallied from a 3-2 deficit and knocked out Ken Raffensberger.
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Local clubs face uncertain season as Legion may fold
Sports notes recount Coaldale Stags joining the league while the Legion's future hangs by a thread. Reports say Char dale players bolster Legion, Leaving the fifth club in doubt.
Big Lloydminster baseball tourney touted for next Tuesday
The Lloydminster baseball tournament opens next Tuesday with 2,000-car parking arranged at the Lloydminster ball yard and capacity stands for 2,000 fans. The favored Bentley roster leads the field for a $2,000 prize as the event kicks off.
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Unclear OCR sports score listing with multiple teams
International League results include Jersey City 4 Syracuse 7 and Baltimore 11 Newark 4. Montreal 5 Rochester 8. Coast League Oakland 3 San Francisco 6 Seattle 6 San Diego 3. Hollywood 4 Los Angeles 2. American Association Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 Louisville 9 St Paul 4 Toledo 1 2 Kansas City 4 Columbus 12 Minneapolis.
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Granum's Baseball Club Edge In Close Week Battle
Macleod's team edged a rival in a tight contest as Smiley delivered key hits. Tepler yielded only a couple of runs while MacEdison and Edwards contributed for Granum. The piece notes varied incidents and a death during practice at Indianapolis. the 22nd marked a driver’s history.
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Pacific Coast League attendance tops 1.25 million
Los Angeles report shows attendance in the Pacific Coast League surpassing 1,250,000 with a 17,494 rise over the same point in 1948. Through Tuesday in May, figures reflect current season totals and trends.
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Musial Not For Sale Says Cardinal Boss
ST LOUIS June 3 Owner Fred Saigh of the St Louis Cardinals stated Stan Musial is not for sale to any club nor will he be traded. He added they do not intend to sell other Cardinal players for cash alone amid rumors and cited criticism over pitcher Murry Dickson's sale to the Pittsburgh Pirates for a reported amount.
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Sox Sign Youngster For Small Fortune
Chicago White Sox announce 16 year old James Sloan Baumer of Broken Bow Oklahoma has signed a contract. General manager Frank Lane said Baumer will be sent to the farm system for development with details about the sum and placement not yet finalized.
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Shea Slipped in Yankee Debut Season Comparison
Frankie Shea of the New York Yankees posted 14 wins in his major league debut season while 1,270,058 paid attended events compared to 1,252,564 through the same date in 1948, highlighting attendance changes from 1948 to the referenced period.
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Miners versus Reoas Clash At Adame Park Tonight
The Lethbridge Miners host the Lethbridge Reoas in a Big Six league clash at Adame Park tonight at 6 thirty. Olle Luciani leads the Miners with Jack Hosser and Johnny Ontke set to start for the Bees. The Miners chase a third straight win while the Reoas seek their first victory of the campaign.
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Outlaws' Quebec Baseball League Draws Major League Eyes
Quebec province hosts an outlaw circuit attracting scouts as former MLB players Max Lanier and Gardelle join the six-team league. Teams like Granby and Sherbrooke boast payrolls of 8 000 to 10 000 dollars monthly with stars earning up to 7 000 per season. Players use assumed names to avoid linking to the illegal league while hoping to return to organized baseball.
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Baseball Leaders and Stat Line Highlights
The data lists top hitters and rate leaders across leagues. Key figures include Einer of the Pirates and Kell of the Tigers with high batting totals. Williams of the Red Sox tops homers with 12, Robinson of the Dodgers drives in 30 RBIs, and Williams again leads the AL with 43 RBIs.
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British Soccer Players Life Not All Peachy And Cream
Vancouver June 3 A British soccer player life isn’t all peaches and cream says W H McKeag Newcastle United director on tour in the Dominion He compares salaries with American stars noting British players often earn far less per week and that pay should not exceed others He cites team unity and wage limits at Newcastle and describes retirement savings and benefits for long serving players with a 3000 bonus after five years.
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Arenas Control Boxing Proposed by Boston Garden Chief
Walter A Brown, president of the Boston Garden, urged that major U S arenas assume control of boxing. He argued it would restore sport to boxing, align incentives of arena owners with quality shows, and benefit both boxers and the public while improving promoter accountability.
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Puck Confab in Quebec Sees Pro Move Talk
Quebec meeting on senior hockey weighs affiliating with the NHL and declaring the QSHL a professional body. Debates on branch imports and penalties surface as Manitoba, Alberta, and Newfoundland motions push for wider CAHL rules and invitation options.
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Woodcock Stuns Prominent Foreigner In White City Heavyweight Fight
In White City Stadium London promoter Jack Solomons staged a 15 round heavyweight bout where Freddie Mills edged out Woodcock in a dramatic victory. The crowd of 46 000 saw Woodcock, once written off after a jaw fracture, rebound with seven of thirteen rounds, earning a shot at Louis vacated title and securing $56 000 for each fighter as part of a $280 200 gate. The underdog Woodcock overcame doubts to claim the decision against Britain's Savold era foe.
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