NECA Downs Civitan Club in second-half upset
NECA defeated Civitan 7 2 at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium as Zimmerman fanned 12, allowing 3 hits. Wachter and Shank led NECA with two hits each including a triple and a double, while Civitan’s Witchard and Smith doubled. Storks struggled with five Civitan errors aiding NECA’s rally.
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Elks Wallop Tall Cedars in Nine Inning Rout
The Elks defeated the Tall Cedars with a strong offensive showing. DeMelay pitched 9 innings, allowing 10 hits while Gilroy earned the win and A Smith took the loss. Key hits came from D. Burgees Grove J. Givey and Long with several players scoring and stealing bases.
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Death ends Harry Agganis brilliant athletic career
The Boston Red Sox star Harry Agganis, a 6-2, 200 pound Lynn native and Boston University football and baseball standout, died at 25 after a hospitalization for a chest ailment. He had been hospitalized May 16 and suffered a severe pulmonary infection with phlebitis, ending a season interrupted by health problems and a prior return to the lineup in early June.
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Pointers Defeat Lovettsville in Babe Ruth League game
Point of Rocks beat Lovettsville 15 to 6 in a Monday Babe Ruth League contest played across the Potomac in Northern Virginia. The game featured short outings by starters and a late scoring burst by the Pointers, who erupted for five runs in the third inning after a 4-4 tie.
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Max Kehne to Hurl For Ijamsville Club
Max Kehne agrees to pitch for Ijamsville in a State League nine meeting against the King and His Court foursome. Kehne shifted from Trenton A C of Baltimore to join for a Mary and State League benefit exhibition with Ed Feigner and his trio. Red Shater and Bill Blank attend to assist, with Art Lines Bob Remus Dodly Faley Bud Lenhart Andy Roderick Charley Holland John among the lineup.
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Jensen Lifts Red Sox With RBI Burst in June
New York June 27 The resurgence of the Boston Red Sox is helped by outfielder Jackie Jensen as Ted Williams draws most praise for the team’s recent stretch. Jensen has driven in 29 runs in 19 of 28 games, leads the American League with 35 RBI, and has seven homers since July 28. He raises his batting to .264 for the month and has 15 total homers, with Detroit's Al Kaline still leading batting.
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Westinghouse signs $52 million Turkey contract
New York June 27 Westinghouse Air Brake Co announced a government contract with Turkey totaling 52 3 million dollars for equipment to support top priority projects essential to the country’s economic development. Details were not disclosed.
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