Tigers Top Yankees 10-2 in American League Tilt
Detroit Tigers push their pennant hopes with a 10-2 win over the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Hal Newhouser earned the victory in a strong 10-inning performance, supported by a 14-hit Tigers attack including four home runs by Wakefield Wertz Lipon and Robinson. The Indians, Red Sox, and Athletics also won to stay within range of the leaders.
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Boston Braves
Red Munger
Stan Musial
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rex Barney
Gil Hedges
Pence Hurls No-Hitter in Sectional Opener at Beckley
Rain halted half the sectional softball slate as Eddie Pence of Pinecrest Beckley City League hurled a near perfect game, retiring all but two on miscues in a 6-0 win over Beaver. Washington County star Maben and Wyco struck in wins, while forfeit and incomplete games marked the day, with Oak Hill and Mullens delaying further action to Thursday.
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Major League Box Scores From A Fragmented Boston-St Louis Page
Reading a jumbled box score segment shows players like Maggi Pelagrini Sievers Puddy and Stobbs with mixed team mentions Boston and Cincinnati in a stale scoreline. The fragment lists pitchers Wheeler Garver and Heintzelman with a winner Stobbs and notes various defensive plays and line totals.
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Amigo Tops Amigo In Jr Playoff In County League
Tamships Amigo junior team wins 8 to 4 over Amigo in top of seventh to take game one of a three game series. Teams set for clash today at Winding Gulf as Maullens face off for the other series with Uva teams playing at Winding Gulf.
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Keatley's Barns Earn Playoff Spot in Junior League Playoffs
Keatley's Barns clinched a playoff berth by defeating Lane Knisha-2 behind Rob Harper's three hits and six runs pitched by Morris. Central Grocery seized the other berth with a win over the Degrees as the best two out of three finals setup continues next week.
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Dodgers edge Pirates 4-2 behind strong batting
Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 as the lineup drove in runs in a close game. Sheldon Jones pitched for the Giants who produced a 3-0 shutout of the Chicago Cubs with minimal hits allowed.
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Chicago Cubs
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Associated Press
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Giants
Black Knight caddie team places third in State Car Tournament
Midweek notes report the Black Knight caddie team finishing third at the State Car Tournament in Charleston. Captain Don Darrington ponders barnyard golf as a possible fallback, while Wesler Kass forwards softball news from Coal City and Alderson. County League items warn on exhibition-game eligibility and discuss the All Star game with Second Army on August 14, plus a protest and possible suspensions.
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Coal City
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Lewin
Barry
Gabby” Wills
Beckley
Beard Ami
Mullens
Second Army
Merger Plans Stir Pro Basketball Rival Leagues
New York reports a push to unite the Basketball Association of America and the National Basketball League. NBL chief Ike Duffey says merger looks closer to reality than ever, while the BAA plans a public decision in the afternoon after considering the proposal.
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National Basketball League
NBL
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Mobley Upsets Caddie Champ in Charleston Meet
Two WV caddies Wilson Mobley and Corky Drinkard earned expense-paid trips to the National Caddie Tournament in Columbus, Ohio, after Mobley defeated Drinkard 6 4 in state competition. Drinkard had won the state title in 1917 and again last year, this will be his third trip to Columbus.
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Corky) Drinkard, Jr
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