Cardinals Edge Phils 2 1 in 10th at Recreation Park
Ernie Vogler delivered a line single to left center in the 10th, driving home Fred Huber as the Monroe Cardinals beat the Rockford Phillies Negro team 2-1 before 1 000 fans. Dick Wainwright allowed three hits and no earned runs while Bill McCrary yielded six hits and one sharp curveball.
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Bill Purcell
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Henry Hall
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Cards To Use McCrary Cardinal Pitcher For Tourney
Manager John Walter said Bill McCrary a Rockford Negro pitcher with a fast breaking curve ball may join Monroe for the Southwestern District Semi-Pro tourney July 24 27. McCrary who has pitched Class B ball is near certain to join Jim Hill Dick Wainwright and Dan Courtney on the Card mound staff for the event.
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John Walter
Bill McCrary
Rockford Phillies
Monroe
Jim Hill
Dick Wainwright
Dan Courtney
Cardinals edge Phillies in extra inning baseball clash
McCrary struck out 16 as St Louis beat Philadelphia 2 1 in the eighth inning after late rallies. Vogler returned from illness to deliver the decisive hit as Wainwright scattered three hits and secured the win.
National League results and league standings snapshot
Sunday results show Brooklyn 8 Boston 2 New York 2 1 Philadelphia 0 4 St Louis 6 6 Pittsburgh 5 4 Chicago 5 2 Cincinnati 10. Saturday had Brooklyn 5 Boston 3 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 0. Tuesday All Star at Philadelphia 11 30 am CST. American League notes New York 5 6 Philadelphia 2 7 Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 13 innings Washington 5 Boston 2 Detroit 8 St Louis 6 New York 3 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 11 innings Washington 4 Boston 3 Detroit 5 St Louis 0. American Association Milwaukee 6 2 Kansas City 3 3 Louisville 11 1 Indianapolis 3 4 Minneapolis 6 St Paul 5 10 innings Columbus at Charleston 2 postponed rain Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 2 Charleston 4 Columbus 3 11 innings Louisville 12 Indianapolis 9 St Paul 4 Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Charleston Wisconsin State League Wasusau 4 Appleton 0 Sheboygan 10 Fond du Lac 4 Green Bay 6 Janesville 1 Oshkosh 40 Wisconsin Rapids 0 6 Janesville 7 Sheboygan 5 Oshkosh 7 Fond du Lac 2 Wausau 13 Wisconsin Rapids 6 Green Bay 7 Appleton 5
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J M Magness Wins First Amateur Race at Elk Horn Meet
J M Magness of Miller South Dakota won $300 in the Elk Horn amateur race driving Hi Lo's Gilded Lady to first place. It was his first competition, finishing the mile in 2 11 over more than ten starters. The horse is owned by Magness and Egan and trained by J R Pooch Clark.
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Magness
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Hi Lo
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J. R
Pooch” Clark
Tigers Fire Rolfe as Manager in Detroit Shakeup
The Detroit Tigers dismissed manager Red Rolfe and named pitcher Fred Hutchinson as his successor. The club sits last in the American League with 25 wins and 49 losses.
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Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
Fred Hutchinson
Tigers
All-Star Pitchers Receive Rough Tuneup Treatment
Major league stars faced a rough last tuneup before the 19th All-Star game in Philadelphia. Five of 12 pitchers were beaten in yesterday’s two games while hitters thrived led by Gil McDougald and Mickey Mantle. Shantz left after four innings with chest muscle pain as the Yankees won 5-2.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Shantz
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Yanks
A’s
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Minnie Minoso
Washington Senators
Olympic Team Leaves For Helsinki by Plane
New York reports the United States Olympic team of about 340 athletes begins travel to Helsinki. The first group, mainly officials and soccer and basketball teams, departs by plane for the July 19 to August 4 games. Two more plane loads follow tonight and additional groups leave midweek.
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New York
United States
Helsinki
Europe
Monroe Cards Face Platteville In Exhibition Tomorrow
Monroe's Cardinal baseball team travels to Platteville for an exhibition against the Pecatonica league squad. Platteville likely starts Maynard Piddington on the mound with Jim Hill, while manager John Walter is expected to start. Platteville fell 3-0 to Darlington in the previous league game.
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Monroe
Cardinal
Platteville
Maynard Piddington
John Walter
Jim Hill
Darlington
Brewers Hold Lead After Split With Kansas City Blues
The Milwaukee Brewers split a doubleheader with the Kansas City Blues, winning 6-3 and losing 3-2, to stay atop the American Association. Eddie Blake earned the opener win, while Tom Gorman got the second game's decision. Kansas City homers fueled all their runs in the second game.
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Bert Thiel
Badger Swimmer Fails Olympic Tryouts
University of Wisconsin swimmer John Hoaglund was eliminated in the 100 meter backstroke at the Olympic swimming tryouts. He did not place among the seven fastest and failed to qualify.
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New York
University of Wisconsin
John Hoaglund
Bonus Rule Debate Frays As All Stars Set For Shibe Park
Veeck leads a push to restore the bonus rule arguing it helps weaker clubs while NL and AL executives meet to discuss bonus activity. All-Star rosters face changes as Shibe Park hosts the 19th annual game with pitchers Curt Simmons and Vic Raschi opposed, and key players sidelined by injuries or illness.
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Shibe Park
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St. Louis Browns
Veeck
Philadelphia Athletics
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Curt Simmons
Vic Raschi
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Allie Reynolds
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Shantz
Yanks
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George Kell
Dom DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Kell
DiMaggio
Leo Durocher
Jim Hearn
Giants
Roe
Minoso Homers in 13th to Lift White Sox Over Indians
Yesterday's stars include Minnie Minoso who homered in the 13th inning to give Chicago a 3-2 win over Cleveland. Paul Minner earned his ninth win, guiding Chicago Cubs to a 5-1 victory over Cincinnati in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Paul Minner
Cubs
Cincinnati
Weekly Schedule Showdowns at Evening Courts
Tuesday action features Phillips- Smith facing Black-Clark at 7 30 p m and Gemplers meeting Carter-Gruenewald at 9 p m. Wednesday lineup includes Sahara Coal versus Schuetzes at 7 30 p m and Pleas ure Bend against Jefferson Center at 9 a m.
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Black-Clark
Gemplers
Carter-Gruenewald
Sahara Coal
Schuetzes
Pleasure Bend
Jefferson Center
Gold in seawater estimated at ten billion tons worldwide
Scientists estimate that the oceans hold about ten billion tons of gold in seawater, a figure reflecting the total gold content dissolved in sea water across the globe. The finding underscores the vast but extremely dilute nature of gold in marine environments.
Milk price changes for June in Chicago milk market
Federal Administrator A W Colebank announces June prices for Chicago milk marketing. Class I at 9.4 cents per quart, $4 350 per hundredweight. Class II $4 15. Class III $3 631. Class IMIa $3 631. Class IV $3 544. June declines vs May. July prices for Grade A Class I and II set at $4 881 and $4 481 respectively.
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A. W. Colebank
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