Red Sox Crush Browns in Record 29-4 Fenway Rampage
Boston pounded St Louis pitchers for 28 hits in a 29 to 4 victory at Fenway Park. Al Zarilla tied a doubles mark with four, several players set modern single game and two game records, and Doerr, Williams, and Dropo powered a nine run eighth inning. Vollmer set a modern batting appearance record by eight facing the pitcher, while Doerr, Stephens and Dropo homered as Boston surged to six wins in seven.
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Night Becomes a Challenge as New League Results Arrive
National League results showed New York 6 over Chicago 3, Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 4 over Brooklyn 3, with St Louis 18 and Boston 6. today’s schedule lists New York at Chicago Brookly n at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Boston at St Louis. in Adamstown a young men’s softball team defeated the Oldtimers 31 to 7 in an exhibition, with Czerlin and Renn winning pitching duties for the losers and Fred Carlin starring defensively.
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Nine Colts To Battle At Belmont Saturday
New York June four Ford dropped out of the 75000 Belmont stakes leaving nine colts to run for one of racing's great prizes Saturday at Belmont Park. Hill Prince Middleground and Mr Trouble are among the contenders with Eddie Arcaro aiming for Belmont win number five on Hill Prince.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results show Boston 29 over St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4. New York 11 defeats Detroit 4 while Washington 7 edges Cleveland 6. Detroit visits New York, St Louis travels to Boston, Cleveland plays Washington, Chicago hosts Philadelphia under night game conditions.
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Cards Pound Boston Braves For First NL Tie
The patched-up St. Louis Cardinals scored eight runs in the first inning and beat the Boston Braves 18-6 to move into a first place National League tie with Brooklyn. Braves injuries sidelined Elliott Crandall and Reiser.
Dr Pepper Dominates Coca Cola In City Softball Duel
Dr Pepper built a 22 to 6 City Softball League victory over Coca Cola at Baker Park. After scoring 10 runs in the bottom of the first inning, Pepper’s hitters pushed fielders to the mound late, aided by Rehmann Kehne Wachter and Shaters on a decisive home run and errors that widened the margin.
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Mackey Sets Open Record With 64 At Merion
Birmingham pro Lee Mackey Jr wowed the crowd at Merion by shooting a 64, besting the U S Open record by a stroke and taking a three stroke lead. He needed 27 putts and hit 10 greens in regulation to fuel the historic 33 31 64 round on the demanding course. The field struggled, with Al Brosch, Skup Alexander, and Julius Boros pursuing behind.
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Syndicate Reported Ready To Propose Purchase Of Macks
Philadelphia trucking executive James P. Clark says he organized a syndicate of Eagles owners to bid for the Philadelphia Athletics if the club comes up for sale. He planned further talks with Connie Mack Jr or Mack family members and noted the group would also consider Shibe Park as part of a potential deal.
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Meyer Plans to Eliminate Pirate Homer Heaven
Pittsburgh June 8 Homer heaven debmed Meyer said today he will remove Forbes Field Greenberg Gardens after opponents hit 19 homers there this year versus eight by the Pirates He will confer with Hamey on eliminating the left field barrier erected in 1947 cutting 30 feet off the field to aid right hand hitters Also notes Phonemen win 10 3 over Independents in C and P Softball at Baker Park with Best homer and Corum Bowlus triples.
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Dear Miss Dix on marriage and domestic duties
Dorothy Dix advises a wife who cannot keep house and a husband who insists on meals and comforts. She suggests hiring a capable housekeeper or separating to a hotel, noting marriage hinges on domestic harmony and mutual effort. A second reader asks how to wake a sleepy husband, and Dix says accept him, make light of it, and stop daily quarrels.
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Juniors Play Sunday At Baker Park In Two Games
Junior baseball squad to play two Sunday afternoon games at the Baker Park bathhouse diamond. The Blue Moons of Gaithersburg provide the opposition, aiming to avenge defeats from weeks earlier. Doubleheader starts at 2 o'clock.
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Vocabulary Lessons and Legion Baseball Notes
English lesson notes correct usage of than this and misused phrases. The Brunswick American Legion will meet the Williamsport club at Scheer Stadium on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 standard time. The Railroad baseballers are moving fast this season with strong opposition anticipated. Peace is described as world wide neighborliness.
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