Mt Vernon Kings drop fourth straight in one run losses
Mt Vernon loses 8-7 to Danville at Veterans Park extending a four game one run skid. The defeat slips the Kings below .500 in M O Valley play and ends a two week stay in the first division. Tonight Danville visits Mt Vernon in a doubleheader with other schedule matches Paris at Centralia Decatur at Mattoon Canton at Hannibal.
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Granneman Out As Pilot Again For Mt Vernon Kings
Mt Vernon Kings suspend manager Jim Granneman indefinitely after a second chance. Stan Sadich to manage tonight against Danville in a 7:00 PM doubleheader as officials ask fans to support the team and save the great old game of baseball in Mt Vernon.
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Mt Vernon Loses to Danville Then Faces Don Gaebe Nite
Mt Vernon dropped a 3-2 decision to Danville and rebounded to push the pace in an 8-7 win. Tonight the locals host Danville in a Don Gaebe Nite doubleheader. The opener will be seven innings.
Gaethe to Be Honored as Kings Clash With Danville
At 7 o'clock Gaethe the Kings outfield star from Woodlawn will be honored between games. Lefty Brookman pitched six innings for Mt Vernon before a seventh inning double opened the door for Danville. Danville led 7-5, Kings tied 7-7, winning run in ninth on a walk and two singles off Walace. Solorzano walked four times. Patino and Sadich contributed multi hit nights as Danville pitchers walked ten. Subbiondo and Minnis each had three hits for Danville in a 12 hit team effort.
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Joe Subbiondo
Pee Wee Reese Tops National League Shortstop Balloting
Pee Wee Reese, 32, Brooklyn veteran, climbs to second in NL shortstop voting for the All-Star game in Philadelphia on July 8. He trails Granny Hamner by 2,533 votes with 23,353 ballots. Al Dark is third with 19,102. Phil Rizzuto leads American League voting. Jo Carrasquel is second.
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Marion Denies He Bumped Ump Veeck Protests
Chicago June 13 Associated Press Bill Veeck of the St. Louis Browns planned to protest the indefinite suspension of manager Marty Marion. Veeck said he would present the club's case to AL President Will Harridge as Marion refused contact with umpire Bill McGowan who said Marion bumped him after a clash over a play. The Browns beat the Red Sox 7 5 in Boston under protest. Marion had inserted his name at short and substituted Joe Demaestri after the suspension notice.
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Prophet Stengel Right Yanks Grab A L Lead
Stengel leads the New York Yankees in first place after a strong western swing. Tom Morgan pitched a three hit shutout in Yankee Stadium versus Detroit as Hank Bauer homered twice and Bob Cerv added three hits. Sid Hudson helped Boston stay within reach. Cleveland and Chicago also won. In the NL, Brooklyn, Chicago and New York battled. St Louis kept the top pace while Cincinnati, Boston and Pittsburgh posted wins.
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Friday Night Game Preview Chicago at Boston
Chicago faces Boston in a single Friday night matchup with Rush 8 3 opposing Bickford 1 6 as the probable pitchers. Thursday results featured Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 15 Brooklyn 10 Boston 11 Pittsburgh 2 and New York at Cincinnati postponed by rain.
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Saturday's Schedule for Major League Baseball
Cincinnati at Brooklyn two games at 4 00 and 6 00 p m St Louis at New York at 1 30 p m Chicago at Boston at noon Pittsburgh at Philadelphia at 11 30 a m
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New York at Cleveland Basketball Matchup Summary
New York visits Cleveland as Reynolds 7 3 faces Garcia 18 3 in a featured basketball showdown. The game pairs two top scorers amid a tense early season schedule with both teams seeking key conference wins.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Cities
New York 3 Detroit 0 Cleveland 7 Washington 4 Boston 7 St. Louis 5 Chicago 10 Philadelphia 4. Games listed with times: New York at Cleveland 121 p.m. Washington at Detroit 130 p.m. Boston at Chicago 1230 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis 100 p.m.
Voigts To Coach Senior Grid Stars At Delafield Date
CHICAGO June 13 With Northwestern's Bob Voigts added to the staff the game at Soldier Field August 15 against the Los Angeles Rams is fully staffed. Voigts joins the board of strategies for a squad of 50 graduating college seniors that will begin training at Delafield Wisconsin in July. June staff is headed by Bobbs Doc in Georgia Tech.
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Riley Outpoints Salem In Minneapolis Boxing Card
Charley Riley of St. Louis, weighing 137 pounds, defeats Tommy Salem of Cleveland at 12744 in Minneapolis on Thursday night. Riley earns the decision with clear advantage through the bout.
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Auto-Lites Nip Carbuilders In Mt Vernon Softball Fight
The Stove Co moved into the Mt Vernon Softball league lead after routing the Moose 12 3 while the Auto-Lites edged the Carbuilders 2 1 in a twin bill. Charley Webb pitched a four hitter for Auto-Lites with six strikeouts. Eber Jones went 3 for 3 for the winners. Arnett had two hits for Moose. A star exhibition bill is set for Saturday with Centralia facing Stove Co and Carbuilders meeting Evansville. Admission 25 cents.
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Close Matches Mark First Round At Mount Vernon Golf Tourney
The 128 player field in the 31st Southern Illinois Amateur Golf Tourney was cut in half by first round matches at Green Hills Country Club Mt Vernon. Defending champ Pursie Pipes endured a 20th hole battle to eliminate Fred Lager. W C Spomer rallied to defeat John Gordon on the 19th after Gordon tied for medalist honors with Pipes. Other Mt Vernon players Im in chase Haynes Hawkins Paul Smith and Bud Otis advanced with tight wins.
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Cubs Battle For Pennant In Curiously Wry Spring
New York June 13 Phil Cavarretta and the Chicago Cubs arrive with a blunt plan to win the pennant. The team aims to be in shape and swing for power, while observers note questions about offense and pitching depth. Phil says they will run and improve, but skepticism remains about threats to Dodgers and Giants.
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Local matches spotty lineup and school names in Murky notes
In W. Frankfort and Mt. Vernon regions, matchups include Hawkins versus Davis, Spomer versus Catro, Smith versus Otis, and Rezetka versus Lovne with Du Quoin and Greenville referenced. Scattered names reflect a fragmentary high school or club schedule with limited context and no clear outcomes.
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