Adcock Bats In Eight Runs in Milwaukee Victory
Mighty Joe Adcock led the Milwaukee Braves with eight runs batted in including a grand slam and a first inning home run to beat the New York Giants. The Giants were defeated 13 to 3 as Adcock extended his homer streak and tallied his 18th and 19th of the year. Hal Jeffcoat nearly completed his first full pitching outing before injury ended his bid.
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Billy Pierce
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Ted Williams
Jimmy Piersall
Ed Yost
Cal McLish
Washington
Cleveland
Bunky Stewart
Price Electric slips past Excelsior Dairy 63 at McCandy Field
Price Electric defeated Excelsior Dairy 63 in a late rally at McCandy Field. Wayne Geisbert earned the win after a five inning surge, with Roche Mercer doubling in the sixth to seal the lead. Stolen bases and errors are noted, while Mantle and other MLB leaders are referenced in box scores for context.
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Excelsor Dairy
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al Wal AB
Dain Wee
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Mercer
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Keller
Brandenburg
Ramaburg
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Fioyd
Nikirk
Young
Geisbert
Colts Open Training Camp At Westminster
Westminister Md July 11 halfback Dick Nyers a free agent from Indiana Central signed by the Baltimore Colts to seven days as 34 new players arrived for the opening of the team’s preliminary training camp Nyers 168 pounds is the lightest man in camp He is from Indianapolis and was an all Hoosier Conference selection Also reported will be tackle Earl Looman of Stetson fullback Howard Scott of Grambling tackle Dick Lasswell of TCU and halfback Norbert Miller of Wisconsin Central Bradley Mills of Kentucky notified president Don Kellett that he entered military service and cannot report Weeb Ewbank plans two practice sessions tomorrow about 32 veterans are not due until next Thursday
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Weeb Ewbank
Kiwanis Beat Shell 6 2 In Babe Ruth League Contest
Three straight singles by Gastley Hays and Hughes plus a walk and error produced Kiwanis runs to beat Shell 6 to 2 at Husky Park. Rinehart earned the win, Martin took the loss, with Ramsburg and Rinehart combining on the mound for Kiwanis.
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Beachabel
Cleveland and Chicago Earn Narrow Wins in Early Games
Baseball results show Cleveland beats Baltimore 6 to 3 while Chicago tops Washington 6 to 3. Baltimore loses to Cleveland as New York and Detroit also post wins. Kansas City and Boston split early matchups with varied scores. Tomorrow’s schedule lists several favorites facing each other across multiple cities.
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NECA Clinches Final Game in Tight National Little League Showdown
Doug Hummer entered in the seventh, walked four, and NECA broke a 64 tie to win the final game of the National Little League second half at Staley Stadium. Kennedy earned the win over Hummer with solid offense supporting Staley and Brandenberg in a high scoring affair. Adamstown clinched second half honors in the Carroll Manor Junior League by routing Jefferson 27 to 0 as Pat Main hit three homers including a grand slam.
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