No-Hit Pitcher Lost Ball Game By Bob Wills
The County 4-H Lake opened the swimming season with about 1,500 visitors as boats filled park supplies and people crowded the beaches. Patsy Fragile, charged with involuntary jostling, pitched for Glen Rogers against Scarbro in 1934 but lost 2 to 0 due to errors behind him. Claude Passeau’s past one-hit game is recalled as he misthrew to second for his first miscue in 276 chances.
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Elks take lead in city softball league after 20 game winners
The city softball race tightens as the Elks surge to the top amid a stretch where 20 game winners struggle. The piece also highlights MLB box scores with Pirates rookie Ralph Kiner, managerial notes, and a stray items column mentioning Union talk, course records, and a pending Mexican league offer for Stan Musial.
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Big Reds Ride to Scholastic Title Race
Parkersburg, Weirton, Fairmont and Williamson reach the state scholastic baseball tournament semi finals after opening round wins. Williamson edges North Fork 2 1, West Fairmont blanks South Charleston 2 0, Weirton beats Moorefield 10 9. Parkersburg and Weirton to meet. Fairmont and Williamson play next. finals Saturday.
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Walter Johnson's Condition Unchanged
Walter Johnson, 33, former American League pitching great, remained in unchanged condition today at Georgetown University Hospital where he is being treated for a brain tumor.
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Baseball Roundup: Red Sox Stay Hot in A L Action
Memorial Day features see Boston extend strong start with doubleheader wins over Washington 6 5 and 7 2 while the Yankees sweep Philadelphia in a 6 1 and 6 3 set. Dodgers split two with the Cubs as Cardinals take a second win versus Pirates. Big six pitchers struggle to regain form in early 1945 action.
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Fairmont Takes Baseball Title in WVIC Shape
Fairmont State clinched the 1946 West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference baseball championship with eight wins and one loss. The title was secured after a 10-3 rout of Bethany as Sam Edwards held Bethany to three hits through five and two thirds innings before Jim Rudy closed the game. Fairmont tallied seven runs in the first two frames and totaled 13 hits with Bethany making four errors.
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Home Run Leaders list from 1950s era players
A compiled list highlights major sluggers: DiMaggio and Keller from the Yankees, Greenberg of the Tigers, Mize of the Giants, Williams of the Red Sox, Gorden and Kiner with the Pirates, Burowski with the Cardinals, and Kellner with the Indians.
Yale Harvard Boat Race To Be Held Tomorrow
The Harvard Yale boat race will resume tomorrow on the Charles River with few of its usual prewar trappings. The large double line yachts and observation trains are largely absent, changing the spectacle of the event.
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Major League Leaders and Weekend Doubleheaders
Major League leaders are listed for both leagues with names such as Walker Reiser Herman Vernon Pesky and DiMaggio. A motorist fatality stat is cited from the Pennsylvania Automobile Club. The column notes a split doubleheader slate including Brooklyn’s Dodgers, Boston Braves, St. Louis Browns and Tigers, Phillies doubleheader vs Giants, and a pitching note for Ferriss and Lanier.
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