Boston Braves Take National Lead With 7 3 Win Over Cardinals
Boston moves atop the National League by a 7 to 3 victory over St. Louis as Bad Bill Voiselle earns the win. Giants fall to Ralph Seekee's first NL win, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati win behind strong performances. In the American League, Cleveland outlasts New York 10 8 and Philadelphia beats St Louis 6 5. Ted Williams fuels the Red Sox 12 4 rout of the White Sox ahead of Ray Robinson’s media day in Chicago.
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Pioneers Edge Chiefs in 2 1 Victory
Vandergrift Vandergrift June 12 The Pioneers beat the Chiefs 2 to 1 in a pitching duel led by Vaillancourt who allowed six hits. Bernard lined a two out double in the seventh to drive in the winning run as New Castle managed a 1-0 lead early but Vandergrift capitalized on a passed ball to score the tying run.
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Softball First Half Concludes Next Friday Night
The league will close its first half next Friday with Nuea D'Abriyrels leading the standings at 31 wins and one loss. Tempy's occupy second at 10 and 2, while East Side Shamtucks sit third at 8 and 7.
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League Games Sunday schedule overview
City League matchups include Ecclesianis at Ryantown and Slovaks at Citles. Dukes travel to South Hilles while Went Plushnize visit Frank's and Doweys play Universe. Indies meet SL Markarels in County League Elwood Vets at Munse. St. Lucy hosts HNisville with New Galilea facing Wantyum dolnson Bronze at Adenburg and Bessemer at Kappel.
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Tozer's No Hit Stuns New Castle in Cascade Field Duel
Maggie Huris starred as a hall of fame pitcher delivering a no hit victory for Dura D Abrival over New Castle Business College at Cascade Field. Maroldi homered and Santangelo tripled, fueling the Dukes in the Manager League showdown.
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Grays defeat Yankees in home run packed Negro League game
2400 fans in New Castle watched the Grays top the New York Black Yankees 12 to 8 in a high scoring Negro League tilt at P. J. Faherty Memorial. Six Grays homers along with doubles and triples fueled the win as Thurman lost pace for the Yanks despite late rallying hits. New players Clifford and Fields debuted for the Grays and homerized, while manager Posey eyed a visit by the Indianapolis Clowns.
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Major Gopee Results and National League Highlights
Disjointed baseball results show Gopee leading with 3 and 17 runs in various matchups. National and American League scores include Pittsburgh over New York, Detroit over Washington, and Chicago at night. standings list several clubs with Cleveland and Washington near top.
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Wampum Beats Tigers In Narrow Open Weekend Play
Wampum defeated Extenbury 7 to 2 as Wardman pitched the victory, allowing five hits. Ed Leeper contributed for the Tigers with three hits, but took the loss. In other notes, Sam Snead led after two rounds at the national open with 136 strokes, one ahead of Hogan, Demaret, and Worsham in a crowded field at Riviera.
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Sports notes and records from early articles and Olympic mention
A patchwork of sports items covers boxing commissions and bans, tryouts for Philadelphia boys, ancient wrestling rules, and coaching hires. It recalls a 1932 Olympic hurdle incident involving Glenn Hardin, Robert Tisdall, and broken records, plus notes on local players Donny Black and Don Franks Grille shortstop and other regional athletics.
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Bessemer centers surge after 8-3 win over New Galilee
NEW GALILEE June 12 Jim Martin's Bessemer Centerns, usually strong for County league honors, rise after a slow start by defeating New Galilee 8 to 3. Paul Johnson delivered the decisive hitting in the first and fifth innings as four runs crossed the plate.
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Ryantown Defeats Deweys In Ten to Six Victory
Ryantown beat the Dewey A C 12 6 in a 10 to 6 game after breaking a slump last night. Batters Boble Son Bodentorfer A Peluso and Bevan contributed homers for Ryantown while Adams Rogan homered for the Deweys. Scoring by innings shows Ryantown taking early lead and holding on despite a late Deweys rally.
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Dodgers Manager Durocher Is Ejected Again
Brooklin manager Leo Durocher was ejected for the second straight day after an argument with umpire Al Barlick before play. He had been banished last night for objecting to Bartnick’s balk call on Merry Taylor with bases loaded, forcing in a run in a 4-1 Pirates win.
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SONS OF ITALY WIN IN SOFTBALL ROUT
Sons of Taw defeated Corao polis 10 to 1 in softball yesterday. Guy Ross struck out 15 batters and allowed only three hits. New Castle leads Beaver County League with two wins and no defeats. Freedom will play New Castle at Dean Park Sunday at 2 80 p m
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Skeet and Trap Shoot at Lawrence County Sportsman's Farm
A skeet and trap shoot will be held at the Lawrence County Sportsman's farm from two PM to six PM tomorrow. The event invites local shooters to participate and enjoy a day of shooting activities at the rural site.
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