Pappas Modest In 5-0 Victory Over Yankees
Detroit born pitcher Milt Pappas, 21, tossed a nine inning 5-0 shutout for the Baltimore Orioles against the league leading New York Yankees. He struck out nine with three singles allowed as 44,518 watched. Pappas credited manager Paul Richards and fellow players like Gus Triandos for support, and praised his slip pitch and sliders in a strong performance that kept Baltimore within three games of the Yankees.
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Njamsville to Host Exhibition Playoff Game Sunday
Njamsville and Red Land of the Montgomery County League clash in an exhibition playoff in Njamsville on Sunday at 2 p.m. Red Land, riding a 14 game win streak, brings pitcher Gregory Morris. Sjamsville counters with Rick Zimmerman and reserve John Hammond.
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League Leaders a The Anseciated Prom A
The article lists major league batting pitching and fielding leaders by league and team, naming players from Chicago Boston New York Los Angeles San Francisco and other clubs with top totals such as Maris 96 RBIs and Banks 38 HRs. It includes batting averages hits doubles triples and top pitchers with decision counts and strikeouts.
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Minor League results from AP across three leagues
In the International League Richmond edged Columbus 3 to 2 in ten innings, Montreal beat Toronto 4 to 3, Buffalo defeated Rochester 6 to 1. American Association games saw Charleston topple Indianapolis 6 to 4 and Louisville beat Dallas-Fort Worth 5 to 0, while St Paul won 4 to 1 over Houston and Minneapolis prevailed 5 to 4 in ten innings. Pacific Coast League results included Vancouver 10 to 13 over Seattle, Sacramento 12 to 5 over San Diego and Portland, Spokane 5 to 0, and Salt Lake 12 to 7 over Tacoma.
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Probe to extort two AL umpires triggers arrest
The American League opens a full investigation into an extortion attempt against umpires Bill McKinley and Ed Runge by two Washington men and a former Baltimore dancer. Donald E. Anderson and Robert D. Waldron face $45,000 bail, Miss Mary Jane Spencer $2,000, and Miss Helen Ela released as a witness. The suspects allegedly demanded $2,000 apiece under threat to the umpires’ reputations, with hearings set for Sept. 6.
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Umpires Arrested in Washington Encounter Backup
The article reports that two umpires Anderson and Waldron were arrested at a second meeting in Baltimore after prior arrangements and police notification. Cronin notes they will resume umpiring duties. The Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 7-5, Cleveland topped Kansas City 6-2, and Washington swept Boston 5-1 and 3-2. Milwaukee’s lineup produced 17 hits in a 7-5 win over Cincinnati. Don Cardwell homered twice and pitched Cubs past Cardinals. Ernie Banks hit his 30th homer. Alou and Cepeda drove in two runs each for the Giants over the Dodgers.
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Braves Hang In Slug Reds 9 6
Braves rally for a 9 6 win over the Reds as Joe Adcock drives in runs with a homer and single. Warren Spahn rests after a shutout win, while Adcock becomes Milwaukee’s top hitter above .300. Pirates widen lead as St Louis drops further back. Cardinals lose. Giants edge Dodgers. Yankees shut out by Orioles as pennant races tighten.
Senators sweep doubleheader as Lemon hits two homers
Jim Lemon of the Senators slugged a home run in each game of a doubleheader against Boston, tallying his 2nd and 33rd of the season to spark a 5-1 win and a 3-2 victory. Milt Pappas pitched a three hit shutout against the Yankees, striking out nine as Baltimore moved within three games of the league leading New York.
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Past Orioles Era Stars Face Crucial Exhibition Night
Baltimore stars from the franchise’s peak era assemble for a two inning exhibition against Maryland AllStars before the Yankees, amid a tight AL edge for New York. The post World War I International League Orioles fostered many major leaguers, with Max Bishop and Buzz Arlett among the lineup.
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Fritz Maisel
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Maryland All Stars oldtimers game honors state baseball
The News describes an exhibition in which Maryland born or linked players faced the Yankees. Frank Baker at third led the Maryland All Stars with Cochrane Hornsby Nicholson Keller Selkirk Collins Richards Rommel Marcuard on the field as pitchers. Casey Stengel directed AH Stars as honorary citizen. A Shrine of Immortals for Maryland born stars debuted.
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