Browns Break Even In Series
St Louis July 24 Browns split with the Boston Red Sox 6 to 5 after Gatehouse failed to finish. Galehouse returns to the Browns as a full pitcher joining a busy lineup including Mancuso Partee and Caster. Indians, Tigers and Yankees feature strong offensive showings in today’s slate with standout performances from Klueman Wynn Trout and Bonham.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday the American League scores saw Cleveland defeat Washington 10 to 1 and Detroit beat Philadelphia 1 to 0 while New York toppled Chicago 11 to 3 and St Louis edged Boston 6 to 5. Today Washington visits Chicago Philadelphia plays St Louis Boston hosts Detroit and New York visits Cleveland with night games listed.
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Everedy to Travel for City Softball Clash in Hagerstown
Everedy Co. of the City Softball League will drive to Hagerstown Wednesday evening to play Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co. The game, scheduled for 5:30 pm, requires all local players to be in uniform in front of the Everedy plant. Bill Nicholson homers four times in a day, challenging Mel Ott for most NL round-trippers as Dixie Walker seizes NL batting lead.
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Nelson McHugh team wins Ogden Pro-Am with 59 best ball
In Ogden Utah on July 24 Byron Nelson of Toledo Ohio and 18 year old Tommy McHugh Jr son of a Salt Lake City pro teamed to win the $500 Ogden Pro-Amateur golf tournament with a best ball score of 59. Meanwhile National League results show St Louis beating Boston 7 1 and New York over Chicago 5 3 while Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 12 7 with several postponements due to rain.
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AP Leaders in Baseball Stats Show Doerr Dominant
Doerr of Boston tops batting with .337 and 116 hits and 13 homers. Steady performers include Ott leading NL in runs batted in with 70 and Nicholson sharing 64 RBI for Chicago. Musial leads in doubles for St Louis with 30 and Barrett drives 14 triples for Pittsburgh. Pitching leaders include Maltzberger at 102 833 and Wilks for St Louis with 8 1 89.
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Jones Tops Hustlers As Hit Leader In Semi Pro Season
Frederick outfielder Whitey Jones leads the local semi pro club with a .407 batting average through 27 at bats in 17 games. Tony Wagner holds the team batting crown at .377 from 53 at bats, with Guy Ramsburg third. Six regulars top .300. LeGore and Rice tie for pitching wins at 3–0, while LeGore leads in runs, hits allowed, and strikeouts per game.
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Dream golf meet gains fan view via moving gallery idea
WHITNEY MARTIN reports on Earl Ruby of the Louisville Courier-Journal proposing a portable gallery for a dream golf tournament. Fans would watch by moving along three holes then pausing for rest at lunch and at notable holes, letting players complete nearly all holes with less walking and more viewable action.
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Dykes Signs New Two Year Contract With White Sox
Chicago announces Jimmy Dykes signed a new two year deal to extend his three year management term through next season. Mrs Grace Comiskey said Dykes did not take a pay cut and terms were agreeable to all parties. Dykes earns about 27500 dollars a year under the current contract.
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Dr Pepper Detrick Officers Win Softball Showdowns
Dr Pepper topped Everedy 11 3 in a Monday softball clash as Detrick Officers shut out Frederick Iron and Steel Price Bros 4 0 to improve to seventh. Lt Tarkow fanned nine for the Officers in a 4 0 win over F L P B while Michael added 5 strikeouts. Time 1 45. Britain Incomes Compare To U S Market Shares noted.
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Browns Struggle Through Averages Spark Rally For Pennant
St Louis Browns' season on averages shows a sixth place pace and weak batting. Vernon Stephens is the only 300 hitter, while Bob Muncrief owns the best pitching stretch with nine wins. After a 12 to 1 defeat to the Red Sox, the club vows a comeback, buoyed by grit and late twin bill victories.
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Doerr Sets Pace in American League Bat Race
Bobby Doerr, Boston Red Sox fiery second baseman, regained first place in the American League bat totals as of July 24 in Chicago. He continued to lead in hits and runs, fueling Boston’s offense with his timely drives and steady speed on the bases.
Doerr Tops Leaders With 12 Outputs In Tight Race
Doerr increased his lead with seven runs bringing his total to 68 and added 13 hits for a LIS aggregate. He also launched two home runs to top Bud Metheny of New York and Roy Cullenbine of Cleveland, reaching a total output of 12 and widening his weekly gain to .337 across three branches of play.
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Durocher Fined $50 After Verbal Row With Umpire
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher was fined 50 dollars by National League president Ford Frick before tonight's game against the Pirates, following a heated argument with umpire Bill Stewart during yesterday's second game of the doubleheader. Wagering at Hagerstown fairgrounds broke during the racing meet, with 1,786,144 dollars bet through mutual machines, and a peak single day of 248,114 dollars. Associations may pursue a postwar racing plant, possibly a three-quarter mile track.
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Cutters Beaten Again as Commdores Edge Bay Team 5-4
Sparked by six double plays the Bainbridge Commodores defeated the Curtis Bay Cutters 5 to 4. Dick Bartell scored in the final inning on a long fly by Chapman to seal the win in Baltimore on July 24.
Marion Paces Win By Cards
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 1 as Marion and Johnny Hopp led with three consecutive doubles and key scoring in the third, fifth, and sixth innings. Jim Tobin struggled for Boston, giving up four runs on three hits including Hopp’s homer.
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Passes and Dodgers Rally In Rough Baseball Night
In a split four game series the New York team edged Chicago 6 to 5 as Passeau allowed a two run edge until the eighth when the visitors plated four. Rookie Leon Treadway and pinch hitter Bruce Sloan delivered key hits. Joe Medwick and Ernie Lombardi provided sustaining offense for New York. In Brooklyn, the Dodgers erupted for nine runs in the seventh to beat the Pirates 12 to 7, with Dixie Walker belting a two run shot to cap the frame. Rip Sewell took the loss as Brooklyn displayed a season high offensive burst before a 9,072 crowd.
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