Kiwanis Take Lions In Extra Innings Win
Kiwanis battled to a 6 5 victory over Lions in nine innings and then won in extra frames at Staley Memorial Stadium. Delauter pitched for Price Electric and Stup for Kiwanis, with key runs in the eighth and ninth. McCurdy Field hosted the Ruth League clash as Civitan and Kiwanis kept pace in the standings.
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Indians Sign Ferris Fain For 1953 Infield
The Cleveland Indians announced they would sign veteran first baseman Ferris Fain as a free agent. His contract status is unsettled as the club has not designated which player will leave to make room. Fain, 33, arrived in Cleveland and could wear an Indians uniform soon as Cleveland faces the New York Yankees. he had batted .264 this season before a leg operation last July.
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Norfolk Tar Baseball Club to Cease Operations After Tonight
Norfolk Virginia July 13 The Norfolk Tar baseball club will cease operations after tonight's game at Myers Field. President Dr E Hughes said the team will not continue after the scheduled road trip to Hagerstown due to fan support and funding shortfalls. Daily losses ranged from 500 to 1000 dollars and Piedmont League directors refused to assume operations. Hagerstown offered to cover hotel costs and a share of travel during the series.
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Local youth softball and little league scores report
Latest results from Jr. Softball League and EFAC games show Liberty 74 Ballenger 102 Mountaindale 9. Fred Rollers 2 EFAC 9 Walkersville 3. National League Civitan 5 Lions 2. Girls County Softball RECA Lander 7 Markersuile 36. Babe Ruth League matches and standings list Kiwanis Excelsior Dairy Md Grove Price Electric Rotary among top teams with win totals and percentages.
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Price Electric
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Piedmont League Scores From Last Night
The Associated Press reports results from the Piedmont League with Portsmouth losing to York 1 2 and Lynchburg defeating Lancaster 8 to 11 while Sunbury toppled Newport News 26 to 3 and Hagerstown beat Norfolk 3.
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Sunbury
Newp't News
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Urban League
Today baseball shows Boston at Peon 12 80 pan Usce 3 3 and Velock 64: vs ary T 100 and Maas 5 52. No games yesterday. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Waaln at Chicago 100 pm Baltimore at Eas City 3 pm Boston at Detroit 2 pm New York at Cleveland 12 20 pm. Tomorrow at St Louis at Brooklyn 12 20 pm Chicago at New York 12 30 pm Milwaukee at Philadelphia 7 pm Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 12 30 pm.
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Close Decision Given Charles Over Andrews
Veteran Bazard Charles won by a close one round decision over Path Andrews in Chicago Stadium. Referee Frank Sikora scored 94-91 for Charles. judges McManus and McAcns sided with Andrews 95-89 and 95-89 respectively. AP had Charles ahead 94-93. Andrews, a 25 year old sixth ranked light heavyweight, fought back after a sluggish start.
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Associated Press
Rosedale Sees First Win in American Life League
Rosedale earned its first win in the American Life League second half schedule by defeating Ox Fibre 16 to 5 at Baker Park bathhouse diamond. Rosedale pitchers were steady and defense strong while Ox Fibre pitchers walked batters and committed four errors leading to the loss.
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Yankees Aim to Extend Pennant Edge as Mantle Heats Up
The New York Yankees push toward the American League pennant with Mantle hot at the plate. Cleveland’s Al Lopez plans a bold rotation against Tommy Byrne as the Indians face Detroit and Chicago in a pivotal stretch. Mantle increased his average to .318 after a burst in Washington, while the National League rallied in the classic dream game. The Dodgers hope a Campanella return steadies a slump as play resumes.
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Kluszewski on Trail of Babe Ruth Mark
Cincinnati news notes Kluszewski leading majors with 29 homers in 80 games, pacing toward Ruth 1927 pace. Details include home run distribution, pitchers yielding HRs, and park-by-park figures plus minor league and Colts notes on roster moves and Little retirement.
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Giants Rally Boosts Hope in NL Race
National League defending champion New York Giants show revived interest in pennant pursuit as manager Leo Durocher and players respond after a lethargic start.
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