St. Paul Regains Lead in Tight Standings Race
St. Paul edged Indianapolis 7-6 in 10 innings to reclaim the A A lead with .646 while Louisville beat Milwaukee 6-4 in 14 innings. Columbus had its Kansas City date washed out as Minneapolis won 8-2 over Toledo behind Whitey Konikowski. Horace Rawlins became the youngest U S Open champion at Newport in 1895 at age 19.
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Musial Sparks Cardinals Rout Giants to Climb in Standings
Stan Musial powered St. Louis to a 3-0 win over New York at the Polo Grounds, belting two homers for all three runs as the Cardinals move to second place a half game behind the Dodgers. Brooklyn topped Chicago 7-1, while Boston beat Cincinnati 6-5 to stay within three games.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Dodgers and Sluggers
Yesterday's results feature Brooklyn beating Chicago, Boston over Cincinnati, and New York beating St. Louis while Philadelphia toppled Pittsburgh. Duke Snider homered for the Dodgers as Pafko hit his 10th against Roe. Al Dark and Baumholtz factored the Reds' loss.
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Tilemen and Yates Win Softball League Games
Logan Clay Products defeated St Johns 8 to 1 as N Mathias, Rider and Groves of Yates led with three home runs and Rider held Tootn Tellem to one hit. In the second game Yates beat Tootn Tellem 10 to 2 with Rider homering and D Mathias and Groves also going deep.
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Ohio State Fair to Permit Harness Racing Wagering
Columbus report says the Ohio State fair harness races will allow pari mutuel betting this summer after the state racing commission granted a license. Chairman O. C. Best announced the approval yesterday, marking the first legal wagering at the fair in more than ten years.
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