Flatbush Freshman Harry Taylor Delivers Shutout Win
Freshman Harry Taylor pitched a two hitter as Brooklyn Dodgers blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 0 to move into first place amid a tied National League race. The victory followed a bullpen stint and came as the Giants and Cubs split a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds.
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Associated Press
Harry Taylor
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Dodgers
Cincinnati
Taylor
Burt Shotton
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Bird Mound Rookie Keeps String Intact
Columbus Red Birds rookie pitcher Alex Patterson extended his unbeaten streak to seven wins after a 10 6 win over the Kansas City Blues. Patterson allowed 12 hits but stranded 11 runners as Mike Natisin delivered a two run homer and a two run single. Toledo beat Milwaukee 6 3 behind eight hit pitching by Chet Johnson. Red Barrett of Indianapolis closed out Minneapolis in the ninth for a 4 3 Indians victory. St Paul defeated Louisville 6 4 to take the series two games to one.
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Associated Press
Alex Patterson
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Birds
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Kansas City
Mike Natisin
Toledo
Milwaukee
Chet Johnson
Red Barrett
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Louisville
Saints
Pitcher Hank Gornicki Sold to Memphis on Probation
Indianapolis June 6 Hank Gornicki pitcher was sold to Memphis of the Southern Association on an 80 day probation basis. Ted Sullivan business manager of the Indianapolis American Association club announced the deal yesterday.
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Hank Gornicki
Memphis
Southern Association
Ted Sullivan
Major Standings and NL results from early baseball season
A chaotic standings snippet shows teams like Chicago Washington Detroit and Philadelphia with partial records and player mentions such as Wynn Evans Black Klien Lopez Flores Rosar Smith Gebrian Caldwell Tresh Dickey and others. National League details list Ostermueller Behrman Sullivan and others with scattered game notes and second place mentions.
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Flores
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Caldwell
Tresh
Dickey
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Brooklyn
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Behrman
Sullivan
Taylor
New Straitsville tops Dodgers in final inning rally
In a Strawn's Park Hocking Softball League game, New Straitsville erased a Dodgers lead with a dramatic final inning to win 10 to 9. Dodgers had built eight runs through two frames, but New Straitsville surged with late hits to overcome them as Tommy Rush allowed the decisive punch. Box score shows New Straitsville with 10 runs on 13 hits to Dodgers 9 on 11 hits.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights Across National League
The card lists tonight’s matchups in the National League and American League. St Louis visits New York while Chicago plays Brooklyn, Pittsburgh heads to Philadelphia, Cincinnati travels to Boston, and games include night matches in St Louis at New York, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, and Washington at Chicago.
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Yesterdays American Association Scores
Columbus defeated Kansas City 10 to 6 while Indianapolis triumphed 4 to 3 over Minneapolis. Toledo edged Milwaukee 6 to 3 and St Paul won 6 to 5 against Louisville.
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Indianapolis
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Western Conference Track Team Chosen for Pacific Coast Meet
A 35 member Western Conference track squad, including 10 from Illinois, will face Pacific Coast Conference talent in an inter-conference dual meet at Berkeley on June 28. The team, announced by Big Nine Commissioner Tug Wilson, assembles in Berkeley June 23 after the NCAA championships in Salt Lake City, with athletes from Indiana, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan, Northwestern, Minnesota, Purdue, and Iowa.
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Illinois
Berkeley
Calif
K. L
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Salt Lake City
Indiana
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Purdue
Iowa
Zanesville Boosts Lead in Ohio Loop
Zanesville's Dodgers led the Ohio State League by 414 games over Newark after last night’s 9 to 3 win over Richmond's Roses. Sandy Lambert pitched six hits, struck out seven to reach 51 Ks for the season and earned his fifth win against one loss. Newark fell to Muncie 9 to 3 as the Packers posted a 15-hit attack led by Paul Lamont’s two-run homer. Marion beat Dayton 7 to 5. Lima topped Springfield 7 to 6 in the ninth on Jack Maisch’s two-run single with the bases loaded.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Johnny Sain
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Spud Chandler
Tigers
Yanks
Bengals
Jesse Flores
Philadelphia A’s
Chicago
Edgar Smith
Early Wynn
Washington
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
St. Louis
Associated Press
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Newark
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Roses
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Muncie
Packers
Paul Lamont
Marion
Cubs
Dayton
Jack Maisch
Lima
Springfield
Giants
Ulcers Wins Johns Hopkins Hospital Turtle Derby
In Baltimore on June 6, Ulcers a hard-shelled turtle, the 11th winner of the Hopkins derby, outpaced 153 entrants in four heats of the postwar renewal. Dr Philip Tumulty timed Ulcers in 54 seconds over the 38 foot course calling it excellent for a slow dry track.
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Ulcers
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Hopkins Turf and Turtle Club
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Ohio high school coaches push for broader input in officials policy
In Columbus on June 6, Ohio high school basketball teachers show little interest in the newly formed coaches association. Only 163 of 1161 basketball programs joined, while football and track officials move to reform officiating with a three-tier membership: affiliate, associate, and active. State commissioner H. W. Emswiler notes uneven distribution of about 3,000 officials and discusses rules study groups and fee structures across districts.
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Ohio State football hopefuls set to join Fesler squad
Ohio State coach Wes Fesler’s banquet remarks about academics did not deter top high school seniors from across Ohio. Bill Snypp says many are applying to attend Ohio State for fall tryouts, with standout players from AP All-Ohio among the names, including Jim Bartlett and Joe Taverner and others at guard, tackle, end, back positions. Karl Sturtz remains a national lure amid coach interest, as Coshocton Tribune notes.
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Fesler
Ohio State Center
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Cincinnati Elder
Joe Taverner
Toledo Libbey
Jerry Manz
Robert Momsen
Nick Bolkova
Youngstown Wilson
John
Upper Sandusky
Alan Webber
Lisbon
Golfers Shrug Par as Cap Open Opens Subpar Rounds
Washington June 6 The $10,000 National Capital Open sees 30 of 104 starters under par after the opening round. Jimmy Thomson shot 66 on a par 72, joined by Sam Snead and E. J. Harrison also at 66. A stroke behind were Bobby Locke Ed Oliver George Payton and William Griffin among leaders in a brisk start.
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Chicopee Falls
Mass
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
E. J. Harrison
York
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
George Payton
Hampton, Va
William Griffin
Washington
Lanier Returns To Mexican League
Max Lanier, former St Louis Cardinals star southpaw, agreed to return to the Mexican League with the Vera Cruz Blues. The league bulletin said he accepted terms and will join the circuit next week after a holdout. Lanier previously dominated Mexico in 1946 with eight wins and three losses in 18 appearances for a .727 era.
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Mexico City
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Vera Cruz Blues
Lanier
Mexico
Cardinals
Fesler Voices Independent Path At Ohio State
Fesler argued for self reliance and players making their own way while still coaching at Pittsburgh and reflecting on his future as Ohio State mentor. The remarks echo his belief in personal responsibility within a program.
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Fesler
Coshocton
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Umpire Foils Hot Seat By Sitting Through Electric Crash
Akron baseball official Clayton Schlemmer, 35, narrowly escaped danger when a trolley bus cable fell on his car. He sat frozen at the wheel for 15 minutes as police cleared spectators and an Edison crew freed him after the line burned around the vehicle. The incident followed his reputation for surviving hostile crowds with composure.
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Akron
Clayton Schlemmer
Schlemmer
Onsio Edison Co
Balloting Opens for All Star Game at Wrigley Field
Fans begin voting in the 14th annual all star game balloting at Chicago’s Wrigley Field for the July 8 game. The poll, run by 182 newspapers magazines and radio stations, marks the first fan involvement since 1935 for both leagues’ starters.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Dorobek Named Assistant Coach at St Josephs High School
Fremont Ohio reports Ed Brownie Dorobek of Bowling Green State University, expected to graduate this month, was named assistant coach for football basketball and baseball at St Josephs High School under coach Bob Smith.
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