Reds Take Lead Again in Tri-County League Action
Multiple games reported with Reds back atop first place after a 8-1 win by Springers, Buckeystown and Yellow Springs also winning. Phillies Cubs doubleheader drama ends in curfew with Chicago slated to replay, while Pirates topple Milwaukee in 5-3 thriller as Hoak hits homer and Delver leads a late surge.
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Orioles Take Two From Sox In Chicago Doubleheader
Baltimore, led by Bob Nieman and Tito Francona, defeated the White Sox twice to cut Chicago's AL lead to 4 1/2 games. Billy O Dell blanked the Sox in the nightcap, while Kell and Francona suffered injuries. In Cleveland, Roy Sievers’ two-run ninth inning homer sealed a 7 4 Senators win after Vic Wertz and Roger Maris homered twice for the Indians and the Senators took the second game.
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Baseball THE NEWS Front Page Highlights
Frederick, Maryland edition highlights the top baseball news of the day. Features focus on recent games, standings, and notable performances across local and national teams.
Six Hour Work Day Plans Stir in Coal Region
FAIRMONT W Va June 9 The United Mine Workers Union district 31 delegates vote to push a national six hour work day at the coal industry. Andrew Morris Monongalia County Grant Winkler Webster County and Robert Turner Monongalia County to present the measure at the national conference in Washington. Negotiations on a news union coal management contract continue as delegates aim for a six hour day.
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Stars Batting Duo Drives Redlegs in Double Victory
Don Hoak drove in four of Cincinnati six runs with two homers as the Reds beat Brooklyn in both ends of a doubleheader. Billy O'Dell pitched shutout ball for the Orioles, limiting the White Sox to six hits and fanning 11 in a 5-0 season debut win.
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