Indians Top Red Sox 9-7 as Feller Wins Sixth Straight
Veteran Bob Feller earned his 10th win against one loss this season in a 9-7 Cleveland victory over Boston. Al Rosen Sam Chapman and Ray Boone homered for the Indians who built an 8-0 lead before Feller faltered in the ninth inning. Mike Garcia and Lou Brissie closed out the win as Boston mounted a late rally.
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Cleveland 9 Boston 7 in nine inning win for Feller
Feller improves to 10 1 as Cleveland defeats Boston 9 7 in nine innings. Rosen and Chapman lead with RBIs, home runs by Rosen Chapman Boone and Pesky, Doerr errors noted, Taylor suffers loss. Attendance 12911.
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Planters edge Bucks in ninth to win in Clarksdale
In Clarksdale Mississippi on June 19 1934 the Planters beat the Greenville Bucks 4-3 after six errors. Harville Jakes broke a 3-3 tie with a go ahead RBI single in the ninth. Greenville's three runs were unearned, and all came on miscues by Clarksdale. Towles earned the win for Clarksdale with Towles Ko pach pitching relief.
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El Dorado Oilers Rally For 8 5 Win At Greenwood
In Greenwood Mississippi on Monday the El Dorado Oilers overcame a 3 2 deficit with a sixth to ninth inning rally Eddie Wolan belted a three run homer in the ninth to spark an 8 to 5 victory over the Dodgers Kruer walked and Slaher drove in a Dodger run in the fifth Greenwood hurler Marvin Williams limited El Dorado to three hits until the ninth Williams allowed four walks and Moxley relieved with two on Wolan followed by the decisive homer Attendance was 676.
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Eagles Trade Patton to Cardinals for Goldsberry
Philadelphia trades ace place-kicker Cliff Patton to the Chicago Cardinals for John Goldsberry a former Big Nine tackle from Indiana Bo McMillin lauds the trade and calls Goldsberry destined for greatness Patton joined the Eagles in 1946 and has been the reliable point after and a frequent field goal scorer Goldsberry previously played two seasons for the Cardinals at guard and tackle
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Virginia Back Johnny Papit Signs with Redskins
Johnny Papit a hard running high scoring back from the University of Virginia signed a contract to play for the Washington Redskins. Papit a Philadelphia native stands six feet tall weighs 190 pounds and can play full or halfback. In three college years he rushed for 3047 yards and 27 touchdowns averaging 6.1 yards per carry.
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Fridley Delivers Ninth Inning Win For Dallas
Jim Fridley hit a game winning fly to center in the ninth to drive in Clyde Perry and lift Dallas to a 2-1 victory over San Antonio. Walt Lanfranconi earned his tenth win on seven hits as Dallas moved ahead after Perry’s eighth inning error tied the game. Dallas scored in the first on Lou Farotto and Benguintini singles. San Antonio had a late rally but fell short.
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Lefty Bill Henry Tops Oilers For 2-1 Texas League Win
Shreveport pitcher Bill Henry struck out eight over nine innings and limited Tulsa to four hits as the Sports won 2-1. Nobb Wilson homered in the second, and Charles Harrington and Grant Dunlap drove in runs in the third. John Temple doubled and Dewey Williams singled in Tulsa’s ninth inning run.
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John's Joy Wins Myrtlewood Handicap at Arlington Park
John’s Joy star of Bull Dog line defeats Rom an Bath by two lengths in the Myrtlewood Handicap on opening day. The horse earned 11,926 and paid 9.60 to win, with Roman Bath returning 2.60 to place and Prop 4.40 to show. The Mast and Out Point also notable in steeplechase and Yankee Handicap events.
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Mrs DiMaggio Dies In Calif
San Francisco reports Mrs Rose DiMaggio 72 died after a six month illness. Her son Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees arrived hours earlier and Dominick and other sons were unable to reach her. The family including four daughters and Joseph Sr. are noted, with background on the Isola Delle Femminine origin and DiMaggio plans for baseball.
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City League Yesterday’s Results All Games Postponed
City League games were postponed yesterday due to wet grounds. Officials canceled all scheduled matches as fields remained unplayable and weather conditions lingered.
Evening Basketball Games Set at Rec Field
Tonight two games are scheduled at the Rec Field. Gay faces Royal Feed at 7 p.m. and Gold Seal plays Post Office at 8:30 p.m. Both contests are on the Rec Field slate.
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Evangeline League Scores Report
In Houma Thibodaux edged Avens Cunningham Crowder and Gautreaux Holman and Her ring. New Iberia defeated Lafayette 36 27 with King Dardes Fernandez and Briner contributing. Hammond fell to Baton Rouge 5 4 with Powers John Geo Wash burn and Smith noted.
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Barons Hold Northeast Louisiana League Lead In 13 5 Win
In Rayville on Sunday the Bastrop Barons out hit the Rayville Red Sox 13 to 5 to extend their league lead. Poole worked seven innings allowing five runs and five hits before McIlwain finished with one hit and no runs. Rayville scored three in the first and two late in the seventh. In another game Mangham beat West Monroe 4 to 3 as Bynum pitched all nine innings for the Mangham club.
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Pirates Sign 17 Year Old Pitcher From Goldsboro
Goldsboro North Carolina June 19 P William Bell 17 a Goldsboro High School pitcher has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a bonus of 15000 to 25000 his father said Monday He was assigned to New Orleans of the Class AA Southern Association a Pirate farm team but has asked to be assigned to a team of lower classification his father said.
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Local Baseball Doubleheader Listings at Bark Dull Fawk
Game schedule shows Baker's versus Terminix at Bark Dull Fawk at 6 p.m. and Fairbanks against L. T. I. at Fair Banks at 7 p.m. Fans urged to arrive early for tickets and seat availability.
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Local basketball schedule tops at Legion Memorial Stadium
United Gas faces Reed's Refrigeration at 4 p.m. followed by Monroe Furniture versus KNOE at 4 30 p.m. and Olcott Stone against The Palace at 6 30 p.m. all games set at Legion Memorial Stadium.
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Legion Baseball resumes second round as rain halts several games
Rain halted multiple games in the American Legion Baseball League second round after the first round finished. Winnsboro completed all eight games, while Monroe and Delhi pressed their rivalry for top in the nine team loop. Jonesboro Hodge added its fifth win to sit a close second.
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Vitalis Promises Quick Hair Health in 60-Second Workout
An old promotional blurb touts Vitalis hair tonic with a 50 second scalp massage and a 10 second combing routine. It claims to prevent dryness and dandruff and make hair look healthier and neater.
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