Hustlers Top Brunswick 8 to 2 On Midweek Win
Nearly 40 fans saw the Hustlers defeat Brunswick A C at McCurdy Field by 8 to 2. Dawson lasted into the fifth before relief, while Brunswick accounted for two early runs and Hustlers exploded with six in the fifth. Younkins closed the innings for the Hustlers as Warrenfeltz battled, and the Palace A C of Washington is set to visit Sunday at 2:50 p.m.
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Wolfpack Upsets League Leaders In City Softball
The Wolfpack defeated Price Bros 3 to 2 at Baker Park on Wednesday, tipping the league race by tying the Precisionists for first with the Steelers. Tight early scoring, two Pack runs in the fourth, and two sixth inning miscues by Price Bros crafted the upset. Shaffer and Bright led Wolfpack’s battery.
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Thrilling four way finish for Sherry Purse at Charles Town
Heloria Stable's Heloria trained by Mrs. H W Boyle won the Sherry Purse at Charles Town in a four way photo finish over Amperage. Weatherite stumbled at the start and Amperage briefly led before Heloria rallied to win by a neck. Maecase finished fourth as the muddy track widened the finish.
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Maccase
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Musial of St Louis with 349 hits and 58 RBIs. DiMaggio and Russell tied for home runs with 7. Herman, Brooklyn, leads in doubles with 17. Gusine Pittsburgh has 5 stolen bases. American League leaders show Stephen Lewin 871 batting average, Wakefield 57 hits, Keltner 18 doubles, Lindell 4 triples, Keeler Gordon tied for 6 home runs, and Case 9 stolen bases.
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Cleveland
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Great Lakes Navy Stamps Cubs With One-Hit Victory
Great Lakes Naval Training Station defeats the Chicago Cubs 1 0 on a one hit game led by Bob Harris and Tom Ferrick. Len Merullo doubled for the Cubs in the sixth as Johnny Mize collected two hits for Great Lakes and Chester Hadiuk scored on a steal. Catcher Chee McCulloch returned to the field for six innings despite a fractured ankle earlier in the season.
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Angott Armstrong Fight Sparks Boxing Talk At Madison Square Garden
Sports editor notes a brutal match between Sammy Angott and Henry Armstrong at Madison Square Garden on Friday. Angott scenes praise him for dominating during exchanges, Armstrong hints at declining form while planning future bouts in Hollywood and Portland.
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Old-Timer Hall Of Fame Picks From Pop Pop
In a June 10 roundtable, Hugh Fullerton Jr. cites Clyde McBride and Pop to discuss forgotten early stars and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Pop shares names like Jere Sullivan, Fred Pfeifer, Mike King Kelly, Bill Lange, Ed Williamson, and Charley Bennett, plus old-timer views on positions and outfield giants such as Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth.
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Boston
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Eddie Joss
Bill Dinneen
Tom "Toad Ramsey
Willie Bill” Hutchinson
Charley Bennett
Detroit
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Johnny Kling
Lou Criger
Hughie
Hal Chase
Fred Tenney
Larry LaJoie
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Johnny Evers
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Ty Cobb
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Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Scores
St. Louis crushed Cleveland 6 to 0. Boston defeated Washington 3 to 2. Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 1. Other clubs not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh Beats St Louis In Night Game
St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 in a night game. Other games postponed. Boston at Brooklyn on today’s schedule. Anthracite reserves at Shans exceed 500 billion tons, representing half of China’s coal.
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Hall of Fame debate spots Burkett Stone among stars
Commentator Bill Brandt notes only superstars deserve Hall of Fame, singling out Jess Burkett and the lesser remembered George Stone of the Browns as examples in the ongoing discussion about eligibility and merit.
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Bill Brandt
Champs Beat Pirates 4 2 as Kurowski Returns
St Louis Cardinals beat Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 with Whitey Kurowski back at third base after an eye injury He contributed a triple and a single driving in three runs and aiding Mort Cooper to his seventh win.
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Whitey) Kurowski
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Rip) Sewell
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Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Whitey Berewski complete game win as Greeny Louis scored to hand Pirates a loss. Bob Muncrief one of two singles as Browns shut out Indians. Tony Lupley homered and played solid defense to spark Red Sox over Senators. Luke Appling added two RBIs with a double for White Sox in victory over Tigers.
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