Wilson Not To Blame For Poor Start Of Cubs
Cubs manager Charley Grimm says Jimmy Wilson bears no blame for the slow start, citing spring weather disruptions and a deep roster. He notes seven straight wins show potential and outlines pitching and hitting personnel, with Ed Hanyzewski, Claude Passeau, Paul Derringer, and others in the rotation and lineup.
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Lupien Rebounding Under Harvard Coach With Phillies
Tony Lupien of the Philadelphia Phillies, after a May decline from .290 to around .250, is training under Professor Freddy Fitzsimmons at Harvard. The coach reports Lupien corrected a dropping left shoulder and improving swing, aiming to lift the club from seventh place in the standings.
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Tony) Lupien, Jr
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Pensive Favored In Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
Pensive the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner is listed as the favorite to complete the turf triple crown in the 76th Belmont Stakes with five rivals including Platter and Who Goes There. Riders shift with Longden aboard Who Goes There and Arcaro on Platter as Pensive trains toward the mile and a half classic.
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Tigers Sweep Yank Series
Detroit sweeps the four game set with New York as Don Ross drive delivers the 16 inning winner in a 4-3 final. Hal Newhouser pitched seven scoreless innings for his eighth win while Atley Donald took the loss in the 16th.
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Players, managers, and milestones from yesterday’s major league games
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights George Munger of the Cardinals limiting the Braves to three hits in six innings for a 4-2 win before leaving with a dislocated finger. Dick Barrett drove in four for the Phillies in an 8-7 win over Cincinnati, with help from Bill Lee in the ninth. Johnny Barrett homered for the Pirates in a 2-1 win over Brooklyn, while Danny Gardella broke a 3-3 tie with a two run homer to lift the Giants over Chicago 5-3. Stan Spence helped New York to a 5-3 win and Don Hoss delivered a 4-3 Tigers victory over the Yankees with a 16th inning run. George Metkovich hit a three run homer in the Red Sox 7-6 win against Cleveland.
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National League Yesterday's Baseball Results
St Louis defeated Boston 4 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 8 to 7 and Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 over Brooklyn New York edged Chicago 5 to 3. Today Cincinnati visits Boston Chicago hosts Brooklyn St Louis plays Philadelphia and Pittsburgh visits New York. Standings show St Louis leading with 26 wins 13 losses Cincinnati 16 79 Pittsburgh 15 w New York 20 AST Brooklyn 21 462 Philadelphia 16 19 AT Boston 123 452 Chicago i 24 314
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Mercersburg Academy honors James R Maples at graduation
James R. Maples son of Mr and Mrs Sam W Maples 305 Upper College Terrace received a diploma at Mercersburg Academy fifty first graduation exercises on the front campus Thursday morning Headmaster Charles S Tippetts presided and presented diplomas to about eighty seniors Maples joined Mercersburg in 1942 and was active in the choir Glee Club Gun Club Irving literary society Laucks Hall Council earning letters in varsity football and wrestling
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League Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Ratitine Walker of Brooklyn with 428 runs and Schultz of Brooklyn with 65 RBIs. Pitching honors go to Lanier and Munger of St. Louis with a 61 857 record. American League leaders feature Tucker of Chicago batting .400 and Doerr of Boston topping with 50 hits.
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Rainy extra innings stretch on Chicago field
In Chicago a rain soaked game lasted 16 innings with scores noting Washington 11 St. Louis 5 Detroit 4 New York 3 Boston 7 Cleveland 6 and Philadelphia advancing through a prolonged rain soaked night.
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Court News Marriage Licenses And Divorces In Brief
Walter Z Gibbs Jr 24 Adams town and Catherine Knott 17 Frederick Route 2 to wed. Walter E Pagel 24 Merrill Wis and Evelyn T Spoth 32 Lakewood Ohio divorce granted. Mary E Flautt and husband to John W Thomas and wife city $10. Dorothy Louise Grabill to John C Sanger and wife county $10.
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Munger Holds Braves Down
In a four game set, St Louis held Boston to four hits as George Munger exited with a dislocated finger in the eighth. Fred Schmidt closed out the win as St Louis split the series with a 4 to 0 triumph. Munger earned his sixth win before injury ended his day.
Spileply Inherited What Causes It
A small booklet on the subject is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York Dept F-643 requesting the publication.
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Gardella's 4th homer seals Giants sweep of Cubs
Gardella hit his fourth homer with Bill Voiselle aboard to lift the New York Giants to a 3-3 tie and then pull ahead in the seventh. Paul Erickson and Bill Voiselle pitched well as Chicago twice rallied with Nicholson driving in Hughes and Rucker’s homer. The game drew 13,265 as the Giants completed a series sweep with a dramatic seventh inning blast.
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Hustler Pitcher Warrenfeltz Hurts Season
The Frederick Hustlers announced pitcher Bernard Lefty Warrenfeltz will miss several weeks after an accident injuring the ligaments of his right hand. Reports say the southpaw’s catching hand is in splints and will remain immobilized, sidelining him from a planned game against Colesville.
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Warrenfella Key Cog in Local Softball League Hustlers
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