Major League Boxscores show mixed results for New York and Boston
Box scores from the era show New York, Boston and Cleveland games with multiple players contributing. Shantz and Pillette pitched for Cleveland while Kennedy faced Columbus and others, with Musial, Kiner and Bell delivering runs for St. Louis and Philadelphia. Cumulative totals indicate tight scoring contests across several leagues, including Cincinnati and Boston.
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Rain Threatens Little League State Tonight
Heavy rains last night and this morning threaten to wash out tonight's Little Baseball League schedule at the high school diamond. League officials hoped to get both games in, with the undefeated Cardinals facing the Tigers and the Dodgers meeting the Yanks at 7 pm.
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Indians Defeat Lopat to Halt Slump and Sweep Yankees
The Cleveland Indians broke the Lopat jinx by tagging New York lefty Ralph Lopat for six runs in two innings and beating the Yankees 8-2. Mexican Mike Garcia pitched a 10-hit, five-decision win as Cleveland extended its winning streak to nine under head coach Joe Reichler, while the White Sox swept the Red Sox in a twi night doubleheader.
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Killarney Defeats Wyco in Exhibition Doubleheader
Killarney blanked Wyco 2-0 in the first game and won 4-3 in the second as the Killarney lineup, batting at a .399 season pace, totaled 14 hits. Helmick and O’Neal limited Wyco to ten safeties in the twin bill at Stenecoa.
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Tutwiler Wins Elks Golf Title at State Meet
Mount Hope's Eal Tutwiler captured top honors in the fifth annual State Elks Lodge Golf Tournament with a score of 216. Sam Campbell of Charleston finished second at 223, followed by Charlestonians Dick Foutche, Joe Rugel, and Gay Carper at 299, 230, and 231 respectively. Dr. J. A. Mallamo of Fairmont placed sixth with 233. Also in sports news, Monday night fights recap includes Willie Pep, Jesus Campos, Arthur King, and Chuck Davey among others.
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Post 32 to Hold First Tryout Drill Tomorrow
Post 32's junior baseball team will hold its first work drill Wednesday at 3:30 PM at the high school. Manager Millard Bowman announced today as registration continues with about 20 boys already signed, including Frank Dickerson Willie Joe Chandler Johnny Wade Bill Turner Coy Grose and Jerome Mayr.
Slab Fork Softball Games Reset Tonight
Slab Fork Softball League games were rained out and rescheduled for tonight. Kidd's Grill and American Legion, both 2-0, meet in the 7 p.m. opener. Wyeco, 1-2, faces Otsego, 0-3, in the nightcap with possible postponement if rain returns.
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Army Softball Debut Postponed by Rain
Rain spoiled the City Softball League debut of the U S Army Engineers last night canceling their first outing in the circuit and a Beckley College Appalachian tilt. The Army nine will now start Wednesday against Sports Center, with College facing Harry's in the nightcap.
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Dodgers Regain NL Lead With 13 1 Win Over Cubs
A Sports Mirror recap notes the Brook lyn Dodgers vaulted to first in the National League by defeating the Chicago Cubs 13 to 1. The column places the result in a historical sequence recalling notable past sports moments and players across baseball golf and tennis.
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