Winding Gulf Defeats CC to Lead Slab Fork Loop
Winding Gulf nine moved atop the Slab Fork Softball League with a 17-11 win over Coal City after scoring eight runs in the first inning at Coal City. Craddock led Winding Gulf with four hits and four runs in five at bats to help push their season record to 8-2 while Coal City fell to 7-2. In another game at Lillybrook, Lillybrook beat Princewick 6-5 as Aguire went 3-for-3 and Smith held Princewick to six hits. Dean took the loss for Princewick.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
Major league schedule lists Brooklyn at St Louis Newcombe or Hatten against Brecheen New York at Cincinnati Kennedy versus Ramsdell Boston at Pittsburgh Spahn against MacDonald Philadelphia at Chicago Church vs Minter. Yesterday results show St Louis 5 Brooklyn 2 New York 8-2 Cincinnati 7-5 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4 Boston 14 Pittsburgh 2. Tomorrow's set includes Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Baseball Leaders and Team Standings From AP Stat List
National and American league leaders are listed with top totals in runs RBIs hits doubles and home runs for players such as Doby DiMaggio Williams and Musial. Pitching leaders Byrne Rush Roberts and others are noted with win totals and strikeouts while team standings show Winding Gulf Coal City and others in a compact results snapshot.
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Marion’s Grand Slam Lifts Cardinals in Dodgers Tie
Marty Marion delivers a grand slam as Brooklyn visits St Louis, lifting the Cardinals to a 5-2 victory that puts them in a first place tie with the Dodgers after a May 18 setback. Howie Pollet adds five-hits in a strong start, while crowd of 32,180 greets the drama. Phillies and Braves win to close the gap. Sid Gordon hits a grand slam for Boston in a 14-2 rout of Pittsburgh. Yankees rally to tie White Sox, and Browns edge Senators in 12 innings as trade fallout stings Washington.
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Pep Defeats Young In Milwaukee Lightweight Bout
Featherweight champion Willie Pep moved up in weight to face New York lightweight Terry Young in a 10 round bout at the Milwaukee arena. Pep weighed 131 pounds to Young’s 138½ and won a unanimous decision from Referee Julius Fiedler and two judges amid a crowd of 6,147. The only near knockout came in the eighth when Young pinned Pep to the canvas with wrestling tactics for a no count.
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Baseball Gate Dip Continues
New York reports that major league baseball attendance declines persist this spring. Through April and May the average per game fell from 18,123 to 15,714, a 13 percent drop, with total attendance for the two majors down 22 percent from a year earlier. Only the Philadelphia Phillies showed any increase, drawing 219,773 at home in their first 14 dates.
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