Hearn's strong start boosts Giants amid doubleheader sweep
Jim Hearn of the New York Giants fired a four hit shutout effort in six starts since joining July 4 and helped New York win five of six. The Giants split a doubleheader with the Phillies, trailing but closing the gap in the National League standings as Ken Johnson took the loss and Westrum along with Mueller drove in the runs. Other games saw the Indians rally past the White Sox with a five run eighth, Feller earning his 9th win, and the Reds beating the Cardinals to shuffle the standings.
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Major League Boxscores From A Busy Baseball Card Night
A jumble of box score lines shows Brissie beating Raschi and Lehner strong on the mound with multiple RBIs from Wahl Mapes Berra and others. The St Louis and Cincinnati game ends 6 6 with Adams Schoendienst Musial contributing. Philadelphia beats New York 8 3 as Brissie earns the win. Cleveland tops Chicago 9 1 in another heavy scoring contest with key hits by Stanky Westrum and Howard. The spread includes numerous player notes, RBI tallies, double plays and pitching lines from multiple teams.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Musial of St. Louis with a .361 batting average and 141 hits. Ennis of Philadelphia leads in runs batted in with 95, while Kiner of Pittsburgh has 32 home runs. Spahn of Boston tallies 152 strikeouts. American League leaders show Kell of Detroit at .355 and 153 hits, with Doerr and Woodling sharing 9 triples, and Trout of Detroit 9 2 as pitcher.
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St. Louis
Torgeson
Boston
Ennis
Philadelphia
Ashburn
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Spahn
Maghie
New York
Miller
Kell
Detroit
Stephens
Dropo
Jay
Doerr
Woodling
Rosen
Cleveland
Baseball Daily Standings and Results Summary
Brooklyn crushed Boston 8 to 2 as New York and Philadelphia split scores. Cincinnati beat Chicago while Pittsburgh won 7 to 2. Detroit led New York, and St Louis edged Chicago. Tonight Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago lead the schedule with probable pitchers listed.
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MLS
Brooklyn
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New York
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Dade
Hoston
Detroit
Cleveland
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Wynn
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Washington
North South scholastic football game squads in flux
Both North and South squads at Charleston Laidley Field resumed hard drills after a day of rest as coaches Emil Dupre and Johnny Cox kept starting lineups undecided. Players shift between positions as aim to finalize rosters with Paul Miller replacing Bernard Elbon on the North side due to Elbon advised to pause football.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Emil Dupre
Johnny Cox
Laidley Field
Paul Miller
Parlhersburg
Bernard Elbon
Keyser
Ebon
Baseball chatter from the era features Harney and Rickey sparring over Dodgers
Roy Harney blames Branch Rickey for the Dodgers pennant chase while others note rival clubs save pitchers for the Dodgers. Glaviano discusses Al Rosen, Konstanty boasts junk pitches, Robinson excels yet struggles, and Traynor names Hornsby and Vaughan as fast runners, reflecting a lively exchange of player assessments.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Roy Harney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Mobsdy
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Harney
Rickey
Jackie "Robinson
Robinson
Pie Traynor
Rogers Hornsby
Arky Vaughan
Tutwiler Breaks Record Wins Blue Grass Amateur Golf Title
Bluefield report says Ed Tutwiler Jr. of Mount Hope won the 18th Blue Grass Amateur with a 4 under par total 203 after rounds of 66 68 69. Armand Fletcher Princeton runner-up 215, Jack Peck Logan 216. Posey Isley Martinsville 2-time titlist among top contenders.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
Ed Tutwiler, Jr
Mount Hope
Blue Grass
Armand E. Fletcher
Princeton
Tut
Mercer Country Club
Fletcher
Jack Peck
Logan
Posey Isley
Martinsville
Independent Baseball Tea m Notes and Menus Mixed
Local baseball notes list players like Gary Miners and Thomas Shet Hughes across teams with varied game scores. The report mentions guests and local figures including Mr and Mrs Ralph Fmtoose and Mrs. Jimann lambert with ties to Dallas.
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Harbert and Ransom Set in Golf Playoff for Records
Chick Harbert and Hank Ransom enter an 18 hole playoff at Tam's grounds for about 83 per shot. The winner claims the 11 000 first prize with 5 000 for second as golf's largest payout in history. Harbert, 35, shot 34 34 68 to finish seven under. Ransom, 39, Dallas, averages under 71 in 21 events this year with 7 885 earned.
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Chicago
Chick Harbert
Hank Ransom
Yam O'Shanters
Jhoys
Harbert
Tle Ransom
Lah
Ransom
Dallas
Enter and Lusk Semi Finals Tuesday
Readable fragments show a lineup listing Enter and Lusk in the semi finals and American Legion versus Moose with references to Otsego and Wyco ahead of finals, suggesting local tournament action and advancing contenders.
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