Sox Dominate with 29-4 Record Smashing St Louis
Boston Red Sox erupt for 29 runs on June 8, 1950, led by Doerr Williams and Dropo. Doerr hits three homers, Williams and Dropo two each, Stobbs adds two singles as Sox crush Browns. Yankees win to stay ahead. Cards and Giants surge in the National League as Brooklyn falls short.
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Eddie Miksis
Ken Raffensberger
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New York Giants
Giants Sprint to Six-Game Win Streak as Standings Tighten
Night results feature New York 6 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 3 and Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 18 Boston 6 with tomorrow’s slates Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago. Giants win adds to pace, now 5 1 2 games behind leaders.
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Kidd Paces South To 1st Baseball Win over Yanks
In Parkerburg the South slugged past the North 10 to 7 in the third annual all-star scholastic game. J. D. Kidd of Beckley led South with two doubles and a single as every player got in. South broke a two-year North streak, with Barath and other South players contributing key hits and a late homer. Junior League games were postponed by rain with new 5:30 p.m. starts planned for today.
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Dunlap
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Pennsboro
Whitesville Post 75 no-hits London in 14-1 win
Deesie White allowed only three runners as Whitesville Post 75 crushed London Post nine 14-1 in seven innings. Dillon collected four hits in five plate appearances while White struck out 13. The game opened Whitesville’s schedule for the local Legion entrants with a series of upcoming dates listed.
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Prince Favored In 82nd Belmont Stakes Run at Belmont Park
New York nine entries expected for the $75,000 Belmont Stakes with Hill Prince as the favorite to win and likely wrap up the 1950 sophomore title if he prevails. Middleground Mr. Trouble Rock Song Lotowhite Hawley Lights Up Greek Ship Sunglow also named with Dooly considered as insurance in a muddy track scenario. Start cost is $750 with a purse of $91,950 and winner receiving $61,350.
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Sonny) Whitney
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Fights Last Night In New York Boxing Card
Dexter Park star Kid Gavilan outpointed Mike Koballa in a 151 and a quarter pound bout held in Havana. Gavilan won on points after ten rounds, with the Pittsburgh venue listed and the outcome described in brief, punch by punch scoring.
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Pittsburgh
Manning Hurls No-Hitter but Moose Wins 3-1
OAK HILL Pitcher Manning of the Mary Frances Softball combine in the City League pitched a no hitter in a contest with the Moose Club last night as his team collected six singles. The 1950 Arizona basketball season saw the Wildcats averaging nearly three stolen bases per game.
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