All Star selections see newcomers rising in 1950 lineup
New names gain ground as starting positions for the 1950 Major League All-Star game begin to take shape. Veterans DiMaggio Williams Musial Slaughter and Doerr are favored, while fresh faces like Walt Dropo Puddinhead Jones and Duke Snider draw strong support. Musial could land a first time star tag at first base while seasoned players vie for final spots.
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Yanks Sign LSU Fullback Zollie Toth in Motive Move
Coach Red Strader expresses strong belief in rookie Zollie Tugboat Toth from LSU who will join the New York football Yanks next fall. At 215 pounds with starting speed, he compares him to the Marion Motley class and says he could be a pro fullback.
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National League Yesterday's Baseball Results and Standings
Results included Brooklyn 5 Chicago 6 St. Louis 1 Boston 3 Philadelphia 2 with rain affecting others. Standings show Brooklyn 35 25 Philadelphia 35 26 St. Louis 36 27 Boston 34 28 Chicago 31 29 New York 31 30 Pittsburgh 23 39 Cincinnati 20 41. American League results include Boston 22 Philadelphia 14 Chicago 7 Detroit 3 Washington 12 New York 7 Cleveland 4 St Louis 1. Standings list Detroit 43 20 68 3 leading. New York 40 26 60 6. Cleveland 38 27 44 5. Washington 39 35 46 4. Tomorrow games listed.
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Dodgers Lose and Phillips Fizzle as Sox Shine Again
Boston’s Ted Williams drives a 22-run output in a June showcase while the Red Sox slip to fourth after a seven-game win streak. Detroit and New York stumble as Chicago, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia clash in a tight pennant race. Sam Jethroe, Vern Bickford, and Bob Rush star in key games as St Louis falters early.
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Major League Boxscores Summary of A L games
Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago Detroit Washington and other teams posted boxscore totals with runs hits and errors. Notable performances include DiMaggio Williams and Doerr for Boston and Snider Russell Campanella for Brooklyn. Pitchers Papai Branca and Rush earned wins while Hooper Heintzelman and Pillette took losses. The note also highlights coaching ties to former Rangers players.
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Last Briton Out Of All-English Tennis Tourney
Wimbledon reports Britain's Tony Mottram, the No. 1, fell in five sets to Australia's Geoff Brown, eliminating the last remaining home hope. The men's draw narrows to 16 with six Americans, six Australians, a Dutchman, a Frenchman, Eric Sturgess, and Jaroslav Drobny. Drobny competes for Egypt colors as one of the hottest players remaining.
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Major League Y Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list shows leaders across categories led by Robinson Brooklyn with 378 batting runs batted in Sauer Chicago with 88 hits 24 doubles Musial St Louis 6 triples Kiner Pittsburgh 18 stolen bases Jethroe Boston 18 95 strikeouts Spahn Boston 95 Miller Philadelphia 6 0 1.000 Kell Detroit .374 96 hits 21 doubles Dillinger Philadelphia triples Dillinger Philadelphia Home runs Williams Boston 80 runs Williams Boston 68
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Baseball Stat Highlights From The Day
DiMaggio steals lead for Boston while Reynolds strikes out for New York. McDermott earns 51 wins, 833 strikeouts for Boston in a standout pitching performance.
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TAMING EM FOR TIGERS BY ALAN MAVER
An article by Alan Maver profiles a trainer molding a tiger team into a disciplined unit. Focuses on methods, leadership, and challenges faced in preparing the squad for upcoming competitions.
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Williams Proves A Point or Two
Williams proves his value with a three game series against Philadelphia as he hits three home runs and two doubles, scores four, and bats in ten. He goes six for fourteen to lift his season average to .324 and reaches 24 homers in 62 games. Ruth hits 24th in his 60th game. Williams drives in his season total to 80 while Gehrig holds the AL record of 1184 in 1931.
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Mason and Dixon Tennis Revived at White Sulphur Springs
The Mason and Dixon tennis championships return after 13 years with Hal Burrows of Charlottesville Va favored to win singles. Seedings to July 5 and first-round doubles start soon. About 50 players, strong fields from Virginia North Carolina Cincinnati Arlington Bethesda and Rockville, vie for titles.
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Boxing results in Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia
Floyd Morris defeated Chuck Higgins in Pittsburgh by points as light action aired. Jimmy Herring outpointed George Roberts in New York at Dexter Park. In Philadelphia, Jo e Giardel lo Honeychile Johnson boxing event postponed to next Thursday due to rain.
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