Bonham Extends Eight-Game Win Streak For Yankees
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 1 to open home stand as Ernie Bonham stretches his unbeaten run to eight, aided by a Joe DiMaggio homer and a strong defensive showing. Joe Gordon and Buddy Hassett collect multiple hits as the Yankees post their 22nd win in 26 games and seventh straight over the White Sox.
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Ernie T
Tiny Bonham
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Dalis
Joe Kuhel
Bonham
Chicago
Bull Dietrich
Frank Crosetti
Buddy Hassett
Tom Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Hassett
Henrich
Joe Gordon
AHEE
Chicago Atenae
Dietrich
Tresh
W. Dickey
Bright Spots Rally Past DeMolay Juniors in Softball
Bright Spots pulled away to an 8 to 7 victory over DeMolay Juniors at the upper diamond. Handley delivered a bases loaded triple as Ralph Shipley led the Juniors with three singles. The win improves Bright Spots from a tight, evenly played game and features fast infield defense and late scoring in the final inning.
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Baker Park
Handley
Ralph Shipley
Jr City Softball League Results And Standings
Yesterday Brigs defeated DeMolay Jr 8 to 7 in a tight game. Friday features Fredrick Welders vs Barbara Fritchie with standings showing tie totals among teams including YMCA and DeMolay Jr. Prices during the Revolutionary War are noted as fixed at up to twenty times 1774 levels.
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Fred’k Welders
Barbara Fritchie
Bright Spots
Fred'k. Welders
Barbara Ritchie
YMCA
Ford
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching from AP
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with Phelps of Pittsburgh at .372 and Beiser of Brooklyn at .386 in batting. Ott of New York tops RBIs with 39, Reiser of Brooklyn tied for hits at 53, and Mize of New York leads with 39 RBIs. Reiser and Litwhiler pace doubles with 16, while Slaughter of St. Louis and Musial of St. Louis share triples at 4. Carchy Brooklyn leads home runs with 8, Ott and Marshall of New York tie for 7. Miller of Boston and Murtaugh of Philadelphia share stolen bases at 8. In American League, Gorden of New York hits .383, Doerr of Boston .373, Williams of Boston leads RBIs with 86, DiMaggio of New York has 41, Spence of Washington 65 hits, and Krieffi of Philadelphia shows strong marks in doubles and other stats. Pitching leaders include Friedan Davis of Brooklyn with 7 wins and various leaders across leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Beiser
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
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Mize
Marshall
Fernandez Boston
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Reiser Brooklyn
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Litwhiler
Philadelphia
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Gorden
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DiMaggio
Bason
Williams Baton
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Spence
Washington
Hackett
Cleveland
Kreevieh Paradelphia Steprers S' Louiard
Wilams
Boston
York
Delra
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Chicago
Sports Roundup by Hegh Fullerton Ir
A collage of sports notes and anecdotes from diverse figures. Highlights include Pancho Snyder managing the Jersey City Giants, Lee Farmer’s multi-sport prowess, and young pitchers like Leonard De Masters with broken fingers. Other items cover military service changes, coaching reminiscences, and a Winged Foot Club effort to support players and families amid service.
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Wide World
New York
Herve Lascelles
Germany
Ortiz
Mexico
Herve
Royal Canib-ahian Air Force
Cologne
Pancho Snyder
Jersey City Giants
Lee 'Farmer
Jlana
Passeau Tops Giants in Cubs Comeback with Grand Slam
Claude Passeau earned his eighth win of the season as the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 6 to 2. Glen Russell belted a first inning grand slam, providing early thunder while Passeau held the Giants to eight hits. Willard Marshall had three hits for New York, and Tom Sunkel walked three in the bases-loaded jam.
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Chicago
Claude Passeau
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Glen Russell
Pasteau
Bruins
New York
Giants
Willard Marshall
Luis Ah Lis Lael Sa
Tom Sunkel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Russel
Jimmie Foxx
R H. E
Sunkel
McKee, Feldman
Adams
Danning
Passeau
McCullough
Melton Delivers Win For Phillies In 10th Inning
Frank Melton pitched six hits and drove in the deciding run with a tenth inning double against Cincinnati as Philadelphia beat the Reds 2 to 1. The win improves the Phillies to 25 01 and Cincinnati drops to 1 6 in the standings.
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Phils Cincinnati
Frank Melton
Phillies
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
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Philadelphia
Coveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Living
Boston
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Derringer
Lamanno
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Chicago
Washington
Mountbatten Visits US Fighting Services for Short Stay
June 3 report on Lord Louis Mountbatten arrival in the United States as British Chief of Combined Operations. He will consult with U.S. fighting services during a brief visit and continues to head the British Commandos. A separate note covers a House debate on appointing Corporal Joe Louis to teach physical training to a new colored division in Arizona. Also a brief item notes German raids on a English South Coast town with casualties and damage.
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Louis Washington
Joe Louis
Fish
R.N.Y
Arizona
Victory Meeting at Charles Town Grounds to Benefit Charities
The Victory meeting organized by Army and Navy Relief and West Virginia Charities runs 18 days June 15 to July 4 at the Charles Town Jockey Club grounds. The West Virginia Turf Fund event features the "Victory trio" led by William C. Perry Albert J. Boyle and Leeds K Ruely handling racing extras for charity.
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Army and Navy Relief
West Virginia
Charles Town Jockey Club
West Virginia Turf Fund
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Tured
William C. Perry
Albert J. Boyle
Leeds K Ruely
Baseball Scores From Weekend Matchups
Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 1. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 3. New York won 4 to 1 over Chicago. St Louis defeated Washington 9 to 3. Matches were played across Cleveland Boston Detroit Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and Washington.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
St. Lows
Playgrounds To Open In Frederick June 15 For Two Months
Four public playgrounds in Frederick will open from June 15 to August 15. Harman Field Baker Park Mullinix Park and Washington Street School will operate. East Third Street closes as equipment moves to the Washington Street School site. Baker Park Mullinix Park stay open through August 22. Appointments to staff will be decided next week with Mrs Helma Hann Bowers to begin duties.
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Playground Commission
City Hall
Harman Field
Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Washington Street
East Third Street
Helma Hann Bowers
Penn-O-Lene Bowing Team Finishes Second in Tourney
The Penn-O-Lene bowling team from Frederick placed second in the Cumberland Valley Bowling Tournament in Hagerstown with a total of 1 908. Lawrence Powell and Charlie Zimmerman earned third in doubles with 780. William L. Brann's Pictor remained a likely starter in the $5000 added Brandywine Handicap despite contrary reports. Trainer Ed Christmas planned to return to Belmont Park and decide today if Pictor moves to Delaware Park for the engagement.
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Hagerstown
Lawrence Powell
Charlie Zimmerman
William L. Brann
Pictor
Ed Christmas
Belmont Park
Delaware Park
DeMolay Titular Tie Earned In City Softball Battle
DeMolay and Price Bros battled to a 12-4 DeMolay win to pull even atop the City Softball League standings at seven wins, four losses. Seven errors and six walks by Price Bros helped tilt the game, with McLaren scoring on Wise’s error and DeMolay’s early runs setting the pace.
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Martz
Sparks
Summers
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Frank
Price
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Price Bros. AB
R. H. O. A. E. Strine
Kelly
Abrecht
Shoemaker
Tucker
Murray
Reno Tucker
Beard
DeMolay
Moss
de Malay
Yankees Hitters Struggle In Loss As Keller And Dietrich Faced Off
In Yan kee Stadium Charley Keller returned to face Dietrich in a rough outing for Chicago's pitchers. Keller went 150 at bats with 36 hits for a .240 average while Hemsley was out for the Reds and Mc Quillen sat for the Browns.
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Yankee Stadium
Dietrich
Chicago
Marie Cholly
Hemsley
Reds
Mc Quillen
Browns
AB. H. Aver
Mc Quillen Browns
Keller
Ancient Mexican Cypress Trees Reach 6000 Year Mark
Some giant cypress trees in Mexico are estimated to be about 6,000 years old, making them older than California redwoods. The finding underscores remarkable longevity among North American conifers and highlights Mexico's ancient forest heritage.
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Mexico
California
Fates Of 2 White Sox Hurlers Contrasted In Season
New York. June 3. The Chicago White Sox face a topsy turvy season as Edgar Smith and Joe Haynes show opposite fates. Smith, once a leading southpaw with a 3.18 ERA and 13 17, has started nine games this year with no wins. Haynes, recovering from arm trouble, has won five of 26 innings this season without a defeat, including three victories in four days. Haynes has allowed only one earned run in the last 23 innings and is buoyed by his team’s late rally support. Manager Jimy Dykes notes the contrast as Smitty seeks relief from luck. Smith already recalls a 1-0 loss to Ernie Bonham of the Yankees.
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Chicago /White Sox
Edgar Smith
Joe Haynes
Smith
Haynes
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Boston
Joe Cronin
Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Jimny Dykes
Smitty
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Yanks
Bonham
Stars shine as DiMaggio and Bonham lead doubleheader wins
Ernie Bonham held eight hits in eight innings for his eighth win while Joe DiMaggio powered the Yankees with a three run homer to subdue the White Sox. Glen Russell and others contributed in the bustling box scores.
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Associated Press
Ernie Bonham
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Bonham
DiMaggio
White Sox
Glen Russell
Cubs
Giants
Jack Knott
Athletics
Tigers
Frank Melton
Phils
Reds
Vernon Stephens
Browns
Senators
Johnny Sain
Ernie Lombardi
Braves
Sain
Cardinals
Lombardi
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