Don Black Shines In No-Hitter Against Old Teammates
Cleveland pitcher Don Black no-hit his former teammates in a dramatic no-hitter sparking the Indians. Black, a reformed player who joined Alcoholics Anonymous, overcame control issues early and received key defensive support from Joe Gordon. Feller endured back troubles that kept him from the all star game.
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Feller’s no hitter support seals 11th win in second game
Feller pitched his 11th victory aided by Ed Kile’s ninth inning help after Hank Edwards hit a homer that gave Cleveland a narrow edge. Ed Kile helped preserve the lead in the final frame.
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Black and Mack Credit No Hit Game to Alcoholics Anonymous
Cleveland hurler Don Black pitched a 3-0 no hitter against his former Philadelphia teammates, cited by Connie Mack as a comeback aided by Alcoholics Anonymous. Black credited AA and his recovery for the performance, becoming the first AL no hitter since Bob Feller in 1946.
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Major League Box Scores Second Game Brooklyn Edges Chicago
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 5 to 4 after a late rally while Philadelphia records a 2-1 win over Washington in other NL action. Scorers include Vernon and McBride driving runs, with Branca earning the win.
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Baseball box scores and trades from a late 1940s game roundup
The clippings list player lines and outcomes for St Louis and New York, including Hitchcock Page and Sanford. It notes hits, runs, errors, and pitching decisions, with multiple line scores and attendance figures, plus a brief mention of peanut oil usage in various products.
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Beckley Junior Legion Team Dominates Welch in 9-0 Victory
Phil Milano powered Beckley to a nine to zero win over Welch with two home runs and a two run single for eight RBIs and three runs scored. Coach Red Martin praises the entire squad while hoping the district champions can repeat in the inter district playoffs set for July 15 to July 22 and beyond.
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Lyric Lassies Win Sixth Straight in City Softball League
The Lyric Lassies defeated Purity Maid 18 to 6 at Lyric Theater to extend their lead in the Girls' City Softball League. Pitcher Boggs earned the win with Stage lasting one hour. umpires McNvish and Lopez. Batting highlights include Bragg and Hoges contributing key hits.
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Tulwiler Opens Golf Tourney With Low Qualifying 69
The Black Knight Country Club hosts a 69-golfer field for the annual championship with FE M Tutwiler of Mount Hope posting the low qualifying score of 69, three under par. Defending champ Trump and Payne seed No. 1 and 16, with first round play running today through July 18 and daily matchups listed for divisions one through three.
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Beaver Pinecrest Win Indies Games Lead in Standings
Beaver extended their year’s win streak to 11 with a 22 to 12 victory over Stamford while Pinecrest beat Universal Supply 11 to 9. Universal drops from a tie for third to a half game ahead of Slanaford as Beckley College closes in. College and Hardware meet tonight with Bemeco facing Slanaford in the other game at WWHS diamond.
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Boxing results from multiple matches across cities
In Owatonna Austin Minnesota Jackie Graves 132 out pointed Jimmy Joyce 135 Gary Indiana Olis Graham 147 Philadelphia Billy Jugs 147 Philadelphia drew 8 Brooklyn fort Hamilton storer 145 Miami out pointed Vinnie Rossano 147 1 2 Brooklyn 10 Fall River Vince Callajan 144 Boston knocked out Gene Leblanc 140 Winterville Billy Dailey 152 Boston knocked out Al Mihhaud 154 Lisbon 2
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Three men charged in fish kill polluting Harrison Counts stream
Conservation Officer Max Ed kell announced arrests in Clarksburg for polluting a Harrison Counts stream and killing about 1,000 fish. Two defendants were fined $100 and costs each, and the third faces a hearing today.
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Inverness four ball features Furgol Schoux duo in record run
Ed Furgol of Pontiac and George Schoux of San Francisco shot a record best ball 30-30-10 at Inverness to lead the field in the $10,000 tournament. The pair posted nine birdies and an eagle to upset Vic Ghezzi and Ed Oliver by six holes as Hogan and Demaret won their match 2 up, Mangrum and Little won 1 up, while Vines and Heafner were one up.
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Babe Young drives Reds past Braves with two-run homer
Babe Young hit a two-run homer for the Reds in a 2-1 victory over the Braves in afternoon action. Don Black of the Indians pitched a no-hit no-run game, blanking Philadelphia 3-0 with six walks and five strikeouts.
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