Indians and Red Sox Battle in Batting-Rich Affair
Cleveland and Boston combined for a high scoring game with key hits from Keltner Gordon and Feller for Cleveland and Pesky Williams and Doerr for Boston. Feller earned the win while Dobson took the loss as Bo an indians offense and Red Sox bullpen struggled to contain the barrage.
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Gordon
Goodman
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Dobson
Kennedy
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Hitchcock
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RBI
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Detroit Star Wins 9th Hanky? Trucks Eyes AL Lead
Detroit right hander Virgil Trucks moved into strong AL pitching contention by winning his ninth game of the season, as the Tigers blanked the Athletics 4 0 behind a three run first inning and a one hitter effort until Hank Majeski’s infield hit. Raschi and Newhouser also won, keeping the Yankees atop.
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Associated Press
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Fire
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Tigers
Athletics
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Elmer Vale
Mackman
Carl Scheib
Paul Campbell
Aaron Robinson
Returnee Hausmann Rejoins Giants After Reinstatement
Mexican jumper George Hausmann returns to major league baseball with the New York Giants at Crosley Field after Commissioner Chandler approves his reinstatement. The 32 year old infielder says he will prove himself within 30 days, aiming to support his wife and three sons Gerald George and Gregory. Giants manager Leo Durocher promises chances to make good as Hausmann adjusts to the club culture amid reports of wary welcomes elsewhere.
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Hausmann
New York Giants
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Giants
New York
Gerald
George Jr
Gregory
Leo
San Antonio
Tex
Louisville Hits Torrid Streak For New Pilot
Louisville climbs to fifth in the American Association after a week of new management. A five game winning run included 6-0 and 3-2 wins over Toledo with Skinny Brown throwing a five hitter. Kansas City also won fifth straight 7-3 over Minneapolis as Bill Elbert shut out until the eighth. Indianapolis regained the lead by beating Columbus 9-6 as Jim Walsh earned win number eight.
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Colonels
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Skinny Brown
Jack Griffore
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Bill Elbert
Blues
Gail Henley
Jack Harshman
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Saints
Columbus
Jim Walsh
Tribe
Baseball Antitrust Suit Still Possible Over Media Ties
Washington reveals that if Attorney General Tom Clark approves, the Justice Department may file an anti trust suit against organized baseball. The action would target baseballs business links with radio and television, not the reserve clause. The department has studied for months whether these media ties bring baseball into interstate commerce.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Justice Department
Department
Supreme Court
Hoover Card Two Games At Home This Week
North Canton Hoover hosts Lake Placentia at Memorial Stadium tonight at 8 15 and welcomes Newton Falls Saturday night. Lake Placentia, with one loss in six starts, earned a 3 2 win over Akron Borden Autos and 10 0 4 0 victories over Canton Boosters. Placentia will start Bob Slaybaugh or Toots Haider. A 100 yard dash features Hoover players Bob Bush Paul Quinn Lou Suarez Ralph Miller and Breezy Bradenberg.
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Lake Placentia
Memorial Stadium
Newton Falls
North Canton
Akron Borden Autos
Canton Boosters
Bob Slaybaugh
Hartville
Toots Haider
Alliance
Placentia
Hoover
Bob Bush
Paul Quinn
Lou Suarez
Ralph Miller
Breezy Bradenberg
Daily MLB Matchups: AL and NL slate across major parks
Chicago faces New York as Reynolds seeks win against Kuzava with Kuzava 2-9 aiming to slow the Yankees. Cleveland visits Boston while Bearden starts for the Indians against Masterson. St Louis at Washington features Kennedy opposite Scarborough. Detroit travels to Philadelphia with Gray on mound. In the NL, Boston visits Pittsburgh with Spahn set to pitch, New York meets Cincinnati with Hartung opposing Raffensberger, Philadelphia hosts Chicago with Heintzelman and Borowy, and Brooklyn visits St Louis as Branca battles Brazie.
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Kuzava
New York
Reynolds
Cleveland
Bearden
Boston
Masterson
St. Louis
Kennedy
Washongcee
Scarborough
Etroit
Gray
Philadelphia
Fowler
Spahn
Pittsburgh
Werle
Hartung
Cincinnati
Raffensberger
Heintzelman
Borowy
Rush
Schmitz
Brooklyn
Branca
St. Louie
Brazie
Ford and Canton Lead Canton Industrial Golf League Standings
A tight Class A race has Ford Motor and Canton Drop Forge leading with 20% points each and Timken No. 1 close behind. In Class B Buxbaum No. 2 leads Ford Motor 22 to 18% points as Dominic Vitangeli shoots an even par 70 to claim medal honors and Tom Carroll tops Class B with an 86.
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Buxbaum No
Tammy Hills
Dominic Vitangeli
Tom Carroll
Forst Motor Co
Timken No
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Dom Vitangeli
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Russ Rubin
Jim Keney
Jack Chismar
Mike Regei
Art Ferrell
Don Correlli
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Willie Pep outpointed Al Pennino in Pittsfield Massachusetts for ten rounds. Johnny Flynn defeated Augusto Guedes in Utica New York in ten rounds. Keith Nuttall beat Joe Ortega in Salt Lake City Utah in ten rounds. Jim Holden outpointed Ted Randolph in Elizabeth New Jersey in eight rounds. Larry Villeneuve stopped Jim Rice in New Bedford Massachusetts in seven rounds.
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Johnny Flynn
Rochester
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Allentown
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Brigham City
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Joe Ortega
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth
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Ted Randolph
New York
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Providence
Jim Rice
Boston
Grand Circuit idle at Fairmount Park again
Grand Circuit harness racing program rained out for the second consecutive night at Fairmount Park leaving drivers and fans waiting for action as track conditions halted proceedings and postponed programs.
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Central League Charleston Edges Muskegon 4 3
Charleston defeats Muskegon 4 to 3 in a Central League game. Other scheduled games were rained out.
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Charleston
Muskegon
Dodgers Seek New Baseball Talent in 19 Camps
The Brooklyn Dodgers announce 19 summer tryout camps to scout new talent. Ten weeks of instruction run June 16 to August 17 across 14 U.S. sites and five in Canada, with a 14 man scouting staff led by L. M. Hickey McConnell. Camp periods span three days, starting June 28 in Akron, Ohio.
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Police Handicap Tournament At Breathnach Golf Course
CUYAHOGA FALLS police and guests gathered at Breathnach golf course for the annual handicap tournament hosted by the Falls Fraternal Order of Police with nearly 700 expected to attend.
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Ohio Indiana League Scores in Weekend Rain Fallout
Newark edged Lima eight to six while Portsmouth won seven to six over Muncie. Zanesville played at Marion in rain and Springfield faced Richmond with rain delays noted. game results reflect a weather affected slate in the Ohio Indiana League.
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Portsmouth
Muncie
Zanesville
Marion
Springfield
Richmond
Joe's Pride Captures Nevada Trot at Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury New York jockeys reported Joe's Pride won the $2,000 Nevada trot at Roosevelt Raceway last night by a neck over Niblick in 2 08 4/5. The longshot paid 17 to 1, with exacta payouts of 8.30 and 5.00.
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N. Y
Joe’s Pride
Nevada
Roosevelt Raceway
Niblick
Joe Walcott Reaches Fighting Weight for Title Bout
Jersey Joe Walcott weighed 194 pounds to meet Ezzard Charles for the heavyweight championship in Chicago next Wednesday. Trainers Joe Allen and Dan Florio confirmed the weight as final for the title scrap.
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Ezzard Charles
Walcott
Joe Allen
Dan Florio
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