Baseball score lines from St Louis Detroit New York Philadelphia and more
Game logs show runs hits and errors across multiple matchups. Detroit beat St Louis 5 4 while New York defeated Philadelphia 3 9 in a high scoring set, with pitchers Priddy Kell and Trucks among others contributing. Other games featured Kazak homers for Pittsburgh and Brazie winning for St Louis, detailing RBI left on base and double plays.
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Embree
Pellagrini
Starr
St. Louis
Detroit
Spence
Priddy
Kokos
Sievers
Kolloway
Kell
Robinson
Groth
Lipon
Wertz
Trucks
So—Starr
Dickson
Rackley
Pittsburgh
St Louis
R—Kiner
Slaughter
Kazak
RBI
Beckman
Marion
Stevens
Schoendienst
Jones
Murtaugh
Castiglione
Beck
al Brazie
Eddie Kazak
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brazie
Murty Dickson
Dodgers and Yankees Pace Pennant Chase Early in Season
Jack Hand reports on early leaders as the Dodgers and Yankees surge. Preacher Roe's shutout and a seven-run rally guard a 4-0 win over Sain at Ebbets Field. Lopat shines for the Yankees in a 3-0 win over the A's, while Hartung, Kokos, and Trucks influence nearby results.
Saints Climb Back To First Place by Defeating Brewers
The Saints regained first place by defeating the Brewers in a key league matchup. Tonight’s schedule features TOLEDO at Indianapolis COLUMBUS at Louisville Kansas Cit at St. Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
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Saints
Brewers
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Saints reclaim lead as Apostles top Brewers in IA play
The St. Paul Saints moved back into first in the American Association by beating Milwaukee for the second straight time. Lee Griffeth won as St. Paul’s lefty hurler, while Indianapolis stayed within a game after a 9-8 protest win over Louisville. Minutes earlier, George Wilson was ruled out after being hit by a ball on a third strike, prompting ejections for Fred Walters and Jack Griffore. Minneapolis won 5-3 over Kansas City, Toledo at Columbus postponed by cold weather.
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Associated Press
St. Paul Saints
American Association
Milwaukee
Apostles
Brewers
Lee Griffeth
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tribe
Colonels
George Wilson
Earl Turner
Wilson
Fred Walters
Jack Griffore
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Trotting Queen Captures $5000 Westbury Trot Title
Proximity eclipses top rivals at Roosevelt Raceway in a stretch drive to win the Pennsylvania free for all trot for $5000. Ches Town finishes second, Dutch Harbor third, time 2 05 2 5. Proximity raises earnings to $103,879 and holds the half mile track mare record at 2 02 1/5.
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Westbury
N. Y
INS
Proximity
Roosevelt Raceway
Pennsylvania
Today's MLB matchups across leagues and cities
Philadelphia Brissie 4-2 faces Raschi 6-1 in New York. Scarborough 3-3 meets Kramer 0-3 in Washington at Boston. Judson 1-8 visits Wynn 1-6 in Cleveland. St Louis Papal 1-3 at Detroit Gray 3-2. Raffensberger 5-3 on Cincinnati travels to Chicago Leonard 1-4. Jansen 4-3 at Philadelphia Borony 3-2. Bickford 6-2 at Brooklyn Newcombe 1-6. Werele 3-2 at St Louis Staley 2-1.
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Brissie
New York
Raschi
Washington
Scarborough
Boston
Kramer
Chicago
Judson
Cleveland
Wynn
St. Louis
Papal
Detroit
Gray
Cincinnati
Raffensberger
Leonard
Jansen
Borony
Bickford
Brooklyn
Newcombe
Pittsburgh
Werele
St. Zeouis
Staley
Browns Trade Adams and Colella to Bills for Youth Boost
The Cleveland Browns sold left halfback Tom Colella and left tackle Chet Adams to the Buffalo Bills, exchanging fullback Ollie Cline and rookie guard O Dell Stautzenberger. The Browns also received halfback Huey Keeney and an undisclosed cash sum. The move aims to inject youth while Adams and Colella, veteran contributors, depart. Adams is 34 and Colella 31, both previously with the Rams before their move to Los Angeles. Adams started with the Rams in 1939 and was a key part of the Browns’ offense and defense.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Buffalo Bills
Tom Colella
Chet Adams
Ollie Cline
Browns
O’dell Stautzenberger
Texas A. & M
Buffalo
Huey Keeney
Rice Institute
Adams
Colella
Paul Brown
Ohio University
Canisius
Rams
Los Angeles
Cline
Ohio State
Marion Motley
Brown
Shoe Play Postponed in Diebold League Night
Four Diebold Horseshoe League matches were postponed Friday due to cold weather marking the second consecutive night of disruptions.
Fight Results from Various Cities Highlight Boxing Outcomes
In New Orleans Freddie Dawson outpoints Melvin Bartholomew. Alfredo Prada knocks out Charley Lewis in Havana. Tommy Bazzano narrowly outpoints Lenny Trader in Middletown. Benny Walker stops Perea in San Francisco. Corky Gonzales defeats Pat Iacobucci in Denver. Rudy Cruz outpoints Archie Kemp in Melbourne. Nick Barone stops Saint Paul in Syracuse. Jack Blair draws with Joe Velez in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Melvin Bartholomew
New York
Alfredo Prada
Rosano
Argentina
Charley
Cathey) Lewis
Havana
New London
Conn
Tommy Bazzano
Middletown
Lenny Trader
New Avea
San Francisco
Benny Walker
Oakland
Perea
Denver
Corky Gonzales
Pat Iacobucci
Cincinnati
Melbourne
Australia
Rudy Cruz
Mexico City
Archie Kemp
Victoria
Syracuse
Nick Barone
Saint Paul
Springfield
Mane
Hollywood
Jack Blair
Drew
Joe Velez
Spokane
Wash
Clean Slate Given To Rocky Graziano
Paterson New Jersey Rocky Graziano the former middleweight champion was reinstated by the National Boxing Association after the New York athletic commission. NBA commissioner Abe Greene announced the lifting of the ban following word from the California state commission that Graziano paid promoter Jimmy Murray for losses tied to a canceled December bout with Fred Apostoli in Oakland.
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Paterson
N. J
Rocky Graziano
New York Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
N.B.A
Graziano
California State Commission
Rocky
Oakland
Jimmy Murray
Fred Apostoli
Bucyrus High Names Two New Head Coaches
Bucyrus High School appoints Charles Tschanen as head basketball coach and Dale Berner as head football coach. Tschanen is an Ohio Northern graduate and veteran Bucyrus staff member of eight years. Berner, Capital University graduate, joined from York Township near Bellevue last year.
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Bucyrus
Charles Tschanen
Dale Berner
Bucyrus High School
Tschanen
Ohio Northern
Berner
Capital University
York Township
Bellevue
al Pesek
Hiram College
Lafayette High Coach Quits After Three Years
Lafayette High School in Lima Ohio sees Russell Withers resign after three seasons coaching football basketball and baseball. No replacement has been named yet.
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Lima
Russell Fellers
Lafayette High School
Allen County
Ford Tool & Die Leads Industrial League Untouched
Friday rain and chill shortened the sandlot slate to one game set. Ford Tool & Die remained unbeaten with three victories after beating Timken 6-3. Ford Motors and Union Metal posted wins to mix standings, while Timken Roller Bearing Co. added to activity in the league.
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Riday
Ford Tool & Die
Ford
Timken
Ford Motors
Automatic Steel
Union Metal
Babcock
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Two A Baseball Games Postponed by Wet Grounds
Two City Class A Baseball League games were postponed Friday due to wet grounds and cold weather. Hoover versus West Tuscarawas Merchants and B B Billiards versus Romanian Merchants were moved. two games remain on Sunday with Canton Boosters facing Timken at Timken Field and B B Billiards playing North Canton Hoover at City. Both start at 2 pm.
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Hoover
West Tuscarawas
B & B Billiards
Canton Boosters
Timken
Timken Field
North Canton Hoover
City
Timken Slow-Pitch leaders stay tied at 7-1 record
In weekly Timken games Sheet Metal and Millwright shared first place with 7-1 records. Sheet Metal defeated Labor 6-2 and 10-2 while Millwright beat Dept 59 by 8-6 and 12-9. Timken B-1 Softball opened with Steel Mill 9-8 over Dept 14, Garage 6-0 over Dept 66, and Dept 13 13-8 over Dept 81.
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Ford Tool & Die
Timken
Ford Motors
Automatic Steel
Union Metal
Babcock
Ford T& D
Ford Motor Co
Millwright
Metal Lab
Electricians
Sheet Metal
Dept
Steel Mill
Garage
Dept. 13
Dept. 81
Bowling Terling Leads Inter-City Bowling Series
Dairies of the Inter-City League jumped ahead of Pure Milks in the city championship at Castamall. Terling won the first game 973 to 828, Pure Milks took the second by 31 pins, and the Sterlings answered with 964 in the third. Fat Schario starred for Sterlings replacing Tim Moran, as team rest, practice shortage, and a five-pin loss in the last game left the series tied. The decider is set for next Friday at North Canton Recreation.
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Terling Dairies
Milks
Castamall
Sterlings
Fat Schario
Tim Moran
North Canton Recreation
Tie in finish as Fisher Auto and Village Inn share top spot
Industrial Class C leaguers ended with Fisher Auto Supply and Village Inn tied for first after last night's results. A rolloff is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Monday, June 6 at the Castamall to decide the champion as the Fishers led by one game entering the final night.
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Fisher Auto Supply
Kobackers Village Inn
Gites Plate Glass
Bayley Pure Il
Ashy's Grill
Pat & Eddie
Macomber Steel
McKinley Pharmacy
Barium Steel
Village Inn
Pat & Eddies
Kobacker’s
Baron G.M.C
Manello
Tiger den
Lincoln Way Motors
Sinclair Oil v. Grunders
Manello Barbers
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Chums Pirates
Pals Stars
Wolves Buddies
Fred Goerke
Wolves
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Stars
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Buddies
Ums
Castamall
Women's Bowling Scores Still Poor
COLUMBUS INS Scores continued low as the WNBC tourney nears end of its 41 day reign. Madeline Burch of Rockford Michigan posted the high single with 579. Team scores sagged as Seyfert Chips of Lima Ohio led with 2484 for 76th. four days remain.
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W.N.B.C
Madeline Burch
Rockford
Mich
Seyfert
Lima
Garden City Recreation
Garden City
Guttormsen Recreation
Kenosha
Wis
Robinson Restaurant
Detroit
J. C. Miller
Grand Rapids
Busta Schiltz
Cicero,Ill
Fanatorium Recreation
Virginia Care Apparel
Ten Colleges Compete In Relays At Baldwin Wallace
Ten colleges including Michigan Normal race team stars in Baldwin Wallace College relays at Berea. Coach Eddie Finnigan expects Garion Campbell to debut outdoors for Michigan Normal after an injury, likely winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes if he runs. Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green and Michigan Normal field full relay squads in five events: 880 two mile 440 sprint medley and mile.
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INS
Michigan Normal
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
B-W
Eddie Finnigan
Garion Campbell
Campbell
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Central League Scores Prompt A Final Day Thriller
Saginaw defeated Rapids 6 to 3 while Dayton led Flint 6 to 4 at the Central League event scoreboard. Muskegon trailed Patien 4 to 6 in a separate clash.
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Saginaw
Ae Rapids
Dayton
Flint Muskegon
Patie
Ohio Indiana League scores and rain delays
Lima 12 Muncie 3 Newark 6 Springfield 5 Portsmouth 5 Zanesville 0 Marion at Richmond postponed due to rain with games incomplete and standings unsettled.
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Lima
Muncie
Newark
Springfield
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Marion
Richmond
Groza Will Stay With Kentucky Pals In N B L
Indianapolis reports Alex Groza vast will remain with his Kentucky teammates Ralph Beard Wallace Jones Cliff Barker and Joe Holland in the NBA club Indianapolis Olympians Inc. Groza calls rival conference signing a mistake and says the original agreement should stand. The N B L says the nucleus of two time collegiate champions remains in harmony with the league. The Olympians will play as the team name and owners will own the club after a three year period with initial funding and further financing planned.
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Indianapolis
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Wildcat
Groza
Maurice Podoloff
Basketball Association of America
Cincinnati
Ralph Beard
Wallace Jones
Cliff Barker
Joe Holland
Kentucky “Wonder Five
Wonder Five
Indianapolis Olympians, Inc
Olympians
Alliance Patrolmen Cleared of Vulgar Language Charges
Two Alliance patrolmen Jack Ossler and Frank Hite were exonerated after Safety Service Director William G. Neff, Mayor Robert D. Alt house, and Acting Police Chief A. O. Lower reviewed court testimony. Accusations by two youths stated the officers used vulgar language during a disorderly conduct arrest.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Safety Service
William G. Neff
Jack Ossler
Frank Hite
Harry S. Wykoff
Robert D. Althouse
A. O. Lower
Massillon Man Injured When Car Overturns
Massillon City Hospital officials said Eugene Hawley 18 of Warwick was in fairly good condition this morning after suffering a fractured left clavicle possible rib fractures and lacerations and contusions when his car overturned at 7 15 p m Friday State highway patrolmen said Mr Hawley lost control on the Stark Wayne County Line rd four miles southwest of Canal Fulton Shrireen Sapp 17 and Roxanne Sapp 15 of RD 2 Dalton, passengers in the car, were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
Eugene Hawley
Warwick
Hawley
Stark-Wayne County Line
Canal Fulton
Shrireen Sapp
Roxanne Sapp
RD 2
Dalton
State Inspectors File Two Liquor Sale Counts
State liquor inspectors arrested Steve Karaginides on two liquor law violation charges. He is accused of illegal sales and keeping a place where alcohol is sold illegally. Agents reported buying a pint of wine for 50 cents in a barbershop at 1720 Duber ave SW.
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Steve Karaginides
Ber Ave
Boston businessman eyes new locker branch in subway
Edward A. Sport runs a wholesale beauty enterprise from a dime locker at Washington Street station. He is considering opening a branch in a locker at Dudley Street station.
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Boston
Edward A. Sport
Washington St
Dudley St
Banker Predicts Prolonged Deflation Into 1950
Akron First National Bank vice president Paul E. Belcher told Canton Rotary Club the current deflationary period may extend through 1949 and into part of 1950. He warned that only a radical shift in global outlook or a surge in industrial production could halt the trend, and outlined expectations of rising unemployment, planned capital investment lagging, higher corporate taxes, and limited wage raises amid potential labor unrest.
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Paul E. Belcher
Akron First National Bank
Canton Rotary Club
Onesta Hotel
Belcher
Mr. Belcher
Rate Hikes Lag Behind Costs On Railroads
J D Fuchs eastern Ohio division general superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad told the Exchange Club in Pittsburgh that the 1949 program centers on motive power and equipment. He cited 1 062 000 diesel horsepower across 592 diesel locomotives and a $131 million diesel program largely funded by borrowed money. He noted unprofitable passenger and branch line service, with 1.46 dollars spent on every dollar earned in gross passenger train business, and said progress relies on adequate earnings and industry support to keep railroads strong.
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J. D. Fuchs
Eastern Ohio Division
Pittsburgh
Exchange Club
Mergus
Fuchs
America
Traffic Court sentences three more motorists to jail
Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris fined 38 motorists a total 764.70 with costs. Three two day jail terms were for reckless driving tied to prior convictions, including Richard D. Knott 19 Clayton Purdy 20 and John N. Shipbaugh 30. Other drivers faced fines from 5 to 50 with suspensions and licenses impacted.
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Gordon J. Burris
Jesse D. Gross
Richard D. Knott
Ingram
Clayton Purdy
Clarence F. King
S. Chapel St
Louisville
Kenneth H. Schreffler
North Canton
James L. Pentzes
Tuscaranas St E
Carl J. Smith
Magnolia
Berenece H. Seikel
27Th St NW
Thomas B. Logan Jr
E. Patterson St
Alliance
Young Vandals Sought For Damage at Church
Deputies to question juveniles over church break in at Conservative Church on Kramer road north of the city. Ushers say after services Wednesday or Thursday night the building was entered and damage caused: six chairs broken two window ventilators bent coat hooks torn Sunday School lessons scattered clothing on floor furniture polish smeared interior wall and small items like a pencil sharpener and buckets damaged.
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Kramer Rd
Route 43
Moses Gingeriich
Pair Assaults Robs Drinking Companion
John F. Hubbs of 1801 E Patterson St Alliance reports a strongarm robbery at 2 30 a m. Two men who were drinking walked with him on 2nd St and Savannah Ave SE. One attacked him and the other took his pocketbook containing $5.
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John F. Hubbs
E. Patterson St
Alliance
Hubbs
2Nd St
Savannah Ave SE
Injured in Fight Leads to Disorderly Conduct Arrests
Florence Franklin and Nancy Cord rey were arrested at Cord rey s home on charges of disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. Miss Franklin was treated at Mercy Hospital for scalp lacerations after being stabbed with an ice pick by police.
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Florence Franklin
Walnut Ave
Nancy Cordrey
6Th St SE
Miss Franklin
Mercy Hospital
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Dartmouth Ave
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Hartville
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