Yankee Hurler Has Seven Wins And One Loss
Vic Raschi of the New York Yankees tied for contention as top AL righthander with seven wins and one loss after a three hit shutout of the Chicago White Sox 3 0. Virgil Trucks of Detroit also marked his seventh win in a 5 4 ten inning victory over Philadelphia with ten strikeouts. Bobby Feller lost to Boston 3 1 in his return, still showing strong form.
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Vic Raschi
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Virgil Trucks
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Boston
Bobby
Raschi
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Washington
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Eddie Yost
Sam Dente
Woodcock Mills Settle British Heavyweight Ranking
London June 2 Bruce Woodcock and Freddie Mills meet in a 15 round bout to decide Britain’s top heavyweight contender with the winner set to fight Lee Savold for the world title in September. Both hold multiple titles and a 46 000 crowd is expected. Mills brings four light heavy titles into a heavyweight clash.
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Bruce Woodcock
Freddie Mills
Britain
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
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Woodcock
Mills
House of Lords
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Lee Oma
St. Paul Grabs AA Lead Behind Slugging Saints
St. Paul moved atop the American Association after split with Milwaukee as Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 5 to 1 in game two, Saints’ Dan Ozark and Hank Schenz homered, Karl Morrison limited Louisville, and Kansas City and Columbus won while Minneapolis and Toledo fell.
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Colonels
Jim Jones
Dan Ozark
Hank Schenz
Duane Sloat
Chicago Cubs
Red Birds
Mike Natisin
Jack Harshman
U S Track Stars Leave for Britain
Nine American track and field stars depart New York by air for a series of exhibitions in Britain and Ireland led by Pincus Sober. The team opens Monday at White City Stadium in the News of the World meet against Britain and other nations, then competes in Dublin Belfast and Glasgow through June 11.
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Colorado
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Seton Hall
Fred Wilt
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Brown
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Missouri
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France
Belgium
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Dublin
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
American League notes Washington and Philadelphia games with line scores and players. National League lists all night games in New York Chicago St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland with slated doubleheaders tomorrow’s schedule and notes that three 1949 Cincinnati players are 10 year men Ray Mueller Harry Gumbert and Johnny Vander Meer.
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Clayworkers Triumph 31 to 1 Over Hocking Valley Brick
Logan Clay Products dominated Hocking Valley Brick 31 to 1 at Strawn's Ball Park as Bartholomew and Morris led with early homers and a 13-run fourth inning. Toot’n Tell’em topped Dodgers 10 to 2 behind Ellis seven strikeouts, while game notes preview tonight’s Hocking Softball League matches and an exhibition with Essex Wire.
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Steward
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B. McManaway
Stimmel
L. McManaway
Wilkerson
Talley
Schultz
Howdyshell
Wharton
Ces Eeeuses
Boudreau Breaks Finger in Indians Tag Play
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau has a fractured left finger after tagging a runner Saturday. An X-ray disclosed the fracture yesterday but he intends to play when needed.
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