White Sox fall as Kretlow shines for Senators
June 6 baseball roundup notes Lou Kretlow pitched Chicago to its 19th win in 21 games, while Washington beat the White Sox 4-2. Boston lost again, Detroit blanked. Dodgers and Braves won, Cubs fell to Phils. Ralph Kiner homered for Pirates in a 5-2 loss. Athletics beat Indians 4-3. Browns edged Yankees 5-4 on a late two-out scoring play.
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Wednesday Results From Baseball Card Style Scores
Wednesday results show Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago 4 Washington 2 Detroit 6 Boston 4 St. Louis 5 New York 4. Today’s games feature Washington at Chicago New York at St. Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland with a night game.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Matches
Cincinnati leads with six, New York four, Brooklyn three, St. Louis two, Boston five, Pittsburgh two, Philadelphia nine, Chicago one. Tonight's games feature St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Independents Tie For Lead After Big Win In Municipal Softball
Independents jump to joint top of the Municipal Softball League by routing C P Phonemen 15 to 5 at Baker Park. Rolly Atkinson Jr. yielded 21 safeties as Kennedy Eichelberger and Wayne led a trio of firemen homers. Independents scored in every inning except the second and seventh. News also notes a safety meeting to discuss traffic measures in Baltimore on June 12 ahead of a June 13-15 highway safety conference in Washington.
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Chandler to Quit After July 10 Game
New York reports Baseball Commissioner Albert B. Chandler expects to resign after the All Star Game on July 10. He has prepared a severance contract under review by league attorneys and cites pending lawsuits as a reason to protect his interests. An assistant says resignation after the All Star game is possible. Lewistown defeats Yellow Springs 12 to 7 in County Junior Softball League action.
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Lewistown Beats Yellow Springs In Postponed Game
Lewistown defeated Yellow Springs 16 to 7 in a postponed Wednesday game played at Lewistown with Yellow Springs listed as the home team. Layman and Grimes led for Lewistown while Cromwell and Smith starred for Yellow Springs as the winners earned a chance at second place and a playoff before the second half begins.
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Catoctin Roster Set for Sunday Tri-State Golf Tie
Captain Bob Harrington posts the Catoctin Country Club team for Sunday's Tri-State Golf League matches at Court House Country Club in Fairfax Virginia. Frederick players expected to arrive by noon EST for the blind draw local pairs competition before the first foursome. The roster lists Nelson Bowers Jr Leo Colliflower Melvin Derr Theron Green Harrington Tommy Michael Earl Rhoderick Mahlon Rhoderick William Ross Carl Snook David Weinberg Skip Wenzel and more.
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Netmen to Meet Camp Detrick at 5 P.M.
Camp Detrick netmen host Fort Meade at 5 p.m. for the season opener. Six singles and three doubles matches planned with Detrick’s Lloyd Rice Scott Welty Norbert Van Dinter Dick Rohrbach Jerry Bestler and Bill Binkley in the lineup. Say you saw it in The News.
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