Musial and Dickson Propel Cardinals To Lead In NL
Murry Dickson won his fourth game of the month while Stan Musial extended a 20 game hitting streak as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 7-4. New York Giants' win over Milwaukee helped Cincinnati and Philadelphia win their NL games, boosting the Cardinals to a half game atop the circuit.
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Major League Baseball scores and home runs across leagues
American League shows Baltimore and Cleveland gains with multiple runs and key homers by Cola vitto and others. National League highlights Banks and Snider homers, plus late New York and Milwaukee action with Vin Dickson strong on the mound.
Dartmouth Sets Unbeaten Streak in Intercollegiate Hockey
From 1942 to 1946 Dartmouth compiled a 46 game intercollegiate hockey unbeaten streak, a record in college hockey. The run followed a series of night games across major leagues with players such as Wilson Bun ning and Burdette noted among opponents and matches listed.
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Local Youth Baseball Scores From Spencer Reynolds Park
The Colts routed the Yankees 15 to 2, the Spencer Sluggers beat the Cubs 17 to 7, and the Tigers outscored the White Sox 18 to 17 in Begienees games. Aces shutout 14 to 0 with a no hitter by Pence. Connelly homered and doubled for the Phillies in a 6 to 2 win over the Athletics.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Games
New York defeated Detroit 3 to 1 and Washington beat Kansas City 9 to 4. Cleveland edged Cincinnati 7 to 6 while Brooklyn toppled New York 4 to 3 and Philadelphia posted a 7 to 2 score against St Louis.
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Attendance Rise Reported for Minor Leagues
Minor League President George Trautman announced on Thursday that minor league baseball saw 101 957 more paid admissions than the same period a year earlier across 27 leagues in Columbus Ohio on June 21.
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Major League Stars Rally as Tigers Top Yankees 6-1
Pitching held New York to six hits while Detroit avoided a sweep. Wally loaded five runs in a decisive fourth inning, powering the Tigers past the Yankees 6-1 to halt New York’s seven game win streak. North Dakota basketball lists players averaging 6 foot 2.
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