Kings Lose Two at West Frankfort in Twin Bill
Mt. Vernon Kings drop to two straight losses after a 5-4 opening defeat and a 10-2 nightcap at Frankfort. Ralph Tieisch pitched the opener for Mt. Vernon, while West Frankfort's 16-hit attack and strong relief shut down the Kings in game two. Centralia Cubs swept Belleville to stay 1 1/2 games back, as Mt. Vernon heads to Centralia Sunday for a 7:30 clash after an 8:30 setback at Centralia tonight.
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Yesterday's Results From Seven Inning First Games
Local baseball results list Belleville and Centralia games with scores and pitching notes. Mt. Vernon split with Frankfort, details show innings, pitchers, and late schedule. Tonight Mt. Vernon hosts Centralia, Frankfort visits Paducah, Mattoon at Belleville with Sunday Centralia at Mt. Vernon.
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Paducah Outfielder Leads Mull Hobby Streak in 1949 Ball
Paducah center fielder Carl Hrovatic jumps to the league batting lead at .415 after an eight game period with 16 hits in 3 at bats and a nine game hitting streak. James Taylor tops with 20 hits in 51 chances and West Frankfort leads in winning percentage and team hitting.
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National League scoreline recap from today’s games
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 5 to 2 while New York routed Chicago 15 to 5. Cincinnati improved to 3 1 after beating Philadelphia 3 to 2 with one more game on the schedule.
Baseball scores from Monday games across leagues
Cleveland defeated Boston 8 to 1 while Detroit topped Philadelphia 4 to 3. New York beat Chicago 9 to 7 and Washington routed St. Louis 12 to 3.
Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Promises Varied Matchups
St Louis at Boston at 6 30 p m with Pollet 4 3 and Sain 4 4 Pittsburgh at Brooklyn at 11 30 a m Werle 3 3 against Barney 1 3 Cincinnati at New York 12 30 p m Wehmeier 1 1 against Hartung 5 4 Chicago at Philadelphia 12 noon Ruth 3 5 against Heintzelman 4 3
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Baseball schedule game list from midday matchups
Washington faces Chicago at 12 30 p m while New York plays St Louis at 1 30 p m Boston meets Detroit at 2 p m and Philadelphia battles Cleveland at noon each game features listed pitchers Masterson Wight Byrne Fannin Parnell Houtteman Fowler Bearden with 3 1 and 5 2 records noted for context.
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Tomorrow's Baseball Schedule Noted
The National League games include St. Louis at Boston at noon Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia late night. American League clashes feature Washington at Chicago New York at St. Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland with multiple 12:30 p.m. starts.
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Belleville Captures Third State High School Crown
Belleville defeated Maine of Des Plaines 7-2 to win its third state high school baseball title. Darrell Thompson allowed five hits and fanned 15, with two walks. Belleville reached the final by beating Peoria Manual 4-2. Maine beat Collinsville 3-1 in the semis.
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Stove Co Edges Moose In 7-5 Softball Doubleheader
The Stove Co edged the Moose 7-5 as Amvets topped V F W 10-0 in a city park league doubleheader. Stovemakers led early with a four run fourth inning, while Allen England and Charley England helped secure the victory. Allan Dulaney pitched one hit ball for Amvets, with two hits by Dulaney Eckert and Knowles.
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Nimbus Wins 170th Run Of Epsom Derby
Nimbus wins the 170th Epsom Derby in a photo finish over Amour Drake and Swallow Tail. Owned by Mrs. Glenis teg and ridden by Charlie Elliott, Nimbus earns a record first prize of 856,680 as Gordon Richards endures another Derby disappointment aboard Royal Forest. The race, run in heavy track conditions after night rain, saw Amour Drake and Swallow Tail close in late, with Brown Rover far back.
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He's Up A Pole For the Indians
Cleveland June 4 One of the faithful still is 20 foot up Charley Lupica an East Side druggist has perched on a flag platform near his store since Tuesday He vowed not to come down until the Tribe is in first place After the 8 1 win over the Red Sox today Lupica said they’re on the way Since he went up the Indians have won two and lost one.
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Shopworn rookie Calvert fuels Senators rise
Paul Calvert, a shopworn rookie who bought his own minor league release for 1500, leads Washington to second place. He has six wins, with a 12-3 victory over St. Louis Browns, as the Senators pace behind the Yankees and chase Cleveland and Boston.
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Four Way Tie Possible For Big Ten Baseball Title
Chicago June 4 A four way tie for the Big Ten championship looms as Purdue can still share the pennant by sweeping Ohio State in Columbus. Ohio State’s 12 4 victory over Purdue yesterday featured Pete Perini four hits and 18 total Ohio State hits. A Purdue loss today could force a three way share with Indiana Iowa and Michigan.
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Jimmy Shields Improves After Park Injury At City Diamond
Elks softball player Jimmy Shields, hurt with spike wounds to his leg last Thursday night at the city park diamond, is reported improved today. He received eight stitches and remains at home under a doctor's care.
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