Batting Race Lead Is Close
In the National League Musial leads at .375 with Jablonski at .374 as they chase the crown while Avila paces the American League at .387 with Al Rosen close behind. Avila shows five more points over Rosen as weekly hits boost his totals. Raschi and Consuegra head pitchers with perfect 5-0 records.
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Stan Musial
Ray Jablonski
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Bobby Avila
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Cubs
Rosen
Indians
Bill Tuttle
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Ferris Fain
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Ray Boone
Jim Finigan
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Vic Raschi
Sandy Consuegra
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Consuegra
Beallsville Blanks Jefferson In Pitcher’s Duel
Beallsville blanked Jefferson 17 to 0 as pitchers dominated with Beallsville piling up 18 left on base and Jefferson stranded 5. Key hits included a home run by Burdette and two-base hits by H Robertson and Dade. Stolen bases credited to Lamar and Burdette with walks to Ferrell and Lakin and strikeouts by Lubn Ferrell and Lakin. Luhn faced loss in a low-offense game.
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Vukovich Wins Indy 500 in record pace again
Bill Vukovich of Fresno California captured a second successive Indianapolis 500 victory at speedway. He led most of the race, finished in 3 hours 49 minutes 17.27 seconds at 130.840 mph, earning 13 650 in lap prizes and a kiss from star Marrie Wilson. Jimmy Bryan finished second, Jack McGrath third, Troy Ruttman fourth after a late scare.
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Hustlers Edge Dodgers In McCurdy Field Game
Frederick Hustlers defeated the local Dodgers colored team 11 to 9 in the nightcap of a Sunday doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Dodgers used three pitchers with Smothers exiting after a line drive struck him in the chest. Geiser allowed five runs in relief, Fraley finished after five hits and a walk in five innings.
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Baseball ballgame features Gilroy and Poole duel
In a rough pitcher duel P Gilroy wins for the Dodgers with 18 strikeouts over Poole in 9 innings. Pickett allows 8 runs in 8 innings while Walters yields 2 in 3. Fraley fans list Dodgers players like Patterson and Ambush in a late rally. The box shows hits, errors, and left on base counts, with Wild pitch by Castle and a crucial double play sealing the Hustlers victory.
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Roundup Of Sports Schedule And Probable Pitchers
Roundup of sports features probable pitchers for today’s games including St. Louis at Chicago with Presko or Poholsky versus Davis and New York at Pittsburgh with Hearn or Liddle against Surkent. Also notes the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct on July 10 as a key upcoming test for a leading grey. Mentions Deter mine’s West Coast stake win streak and Crevelin’s Derby quest as factors, with Porterhouse cited as potential 2 year old champ.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Summary
The AP lists top NL leaders: batting Musial of St Louis .374 and 45 runs, Jablonski leads in hits with 69, Snider Musial and Jablonski tied for doubles at 13, Mays leads triples with 5, Home runs by trans Sauer Chicago 16, Bruton 10 stolen bases, Raschi top pitching. AL leaders: Avila .388 batting, Minoso 40 runs, Rosen 48 RBI and 13 HR, Jensen and Rivera 6 steals, Consuegra 5 0 1.000 ERA, Turley 70 strikeouts. A grade steer yields about 700 lbs meat from 1200 lb liveweight.
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Consuegra
Turley
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Rotary Beats Shell as Yankee Stars Fall 1-0
In a tight game at Yankee Stadium Johnny Schmitz allowed only three hits to lead the Washington Senators past New York 1-0. Milt Bolling powered the Red Sox in a doubleheader against Philadelphia with six hits including two home runs and five RBIs. Also boxing results from New York Brooklyn and a one day golf tourney planned for Briar Cliff feature Cary Middlecoff Lloyd Mangrum and others. Rotary hands Shell a 7-3 defeat as Babe Ruth League action continues at McCurdy Field with Excelsior Dairy closing in on leaders.
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