Phils Steer NL Race With Torrid Pace
National League leaders the Phillies surged with nine straight wins, tightening the pennant scramble as Ben Chapman’s club built a small gap over rivals. Dodgers and Giants thin the chase as Vander Meer notches another no hitter anniversary, while other clubs clash in tight divisional races.
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Amherst Eagles and Legion win in league games
Amherst Eagles defeated Florence Vets 4 to 2 while the Amherst Legion posted a 20 to 13 win over South Amherst American Legion. Batsmen combined for 13 hits for the Legion, while South Amherst committed six errors. A home run by Walter Gambish aided the Eagles victory as they chase another league doubleheader.
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Walters To Pitch Final Game In Reds Home Stand
Cincinnati Reds near even record in home stand as they close out against the New York Giants. Bucky Walters to start with likely opposition Bil Voisette or Dave Krause. Vander Meer starred in a recent win and Libke misplayed a drive that helped Reds score early.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues Spotlight Hints At Streaks
The excerpt lists players with scattered statistics and team tags, highlighting run totals and RBIs. It includes garbled names and partial figures indicating a baseball leaderboard focus, with emphasis on hitting and power stats.
Williams Favored Over Bob Ruffin
Williams is favored to beat Bob Ruffin in a United Press report from New York. The piece hints at season prospects and forthcoming matches featuring cross-town and national competitors as multiple shows are planned this summer. The text mentions brothers Willie and Charlie and a crowd turnout, with several contests expected.
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Local Fairways Report From Week Of Golf Action
Readers glimpse a fragmented recap of local golf action with mentions of players and clubs across several courses. Names such as Jay Kreger and Timity Spring Company appear in partial form, while other details blur into a jumbled account of rounds and scores from the period.
NLRB Rejects Plea By Murphy Against Pirate Management
In Pittsburgh the NLRB rejected Murphy's bid for a federally supervised election amid labor action involving local unions and management. The board ordered no election and dismissed Murphy's petition, citing lack of sufficient grounds to halt the process.
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Canterbury Open Practice Sparks Strong Golf Season Start
The Canterbury Club hosts an open practice ahead of a three day grind with top players like Craig Wood, Sam Snead, and Gene Sarazen testing form. Local figures such as Nelson, Hogan, and Woods hint at deep field battles while prize money and early round eyes focus on the event opener.
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Girls Team Loses 3 1 In Final Match
The Rusis team suffers a 3 to 1 defeat in a boys girls match amid unclear notes and garbled details. Key names and locations are unreadable in the provided text.
Vets Cup Fourth Win Merchants First In City League Play
The Vets clinched their fourth straight win in a City League doubleheader at Oberlin Road field, defeating Vic Silverdewellers while the Elyria Merchants earned their first win 8 to 6 over Pipex Beale. Art Marsh pitched the Vets to victory, scattering four hits and allowing one run per inning, with key support from teammates in a multi-inning shutout effort. Hahn Associates remain the last team with a chance to share the crown, facing Vets on Thursday.
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Ridgeville Cards Games Hit By Ambiguous Note
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Feller Carries League Hopes Against Boston
Cleveland aims to boost its American League title chances as Feller leads a strong bid against the Boston Red Sox. Boston won a 14 hit game yesterday, with Williams York and Higgins homering. The Indians hope to beat Boston after a prior failed attempt this season as they seek a series swing in their pennant push.
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Speaker predicts Red Sox power and pitching edge
Cleveland sportswriter Oscar Fraley reports Tris Speaker, 58, praising the Boston Red Sox as the best club with the best hitter in baseball Ted Williams. Speaker hopes Boston can win, citing pitching and defense as strengths, despite some concern over potential hard-throwing opponents.
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Plain Dealer sports editor dies at 48 in Cleveland
Samuel D Otis longtime Plain Dealer sports editor died at home in Cleveland at age 48 after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Providence he rose to prominence as a top sports authority and directed the Baseball Writers Association. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Jewelers Score Second Win In Class F Play
Jewelers posted its second win of the season in City Class F baseball, defeating West Side Launcher 2 to 0 at Cascade Park. The match featured Comer pitching for the Feder team with homers from several players, while Wan struggled with wildness. The win keeps Jewelers tied for third and alongside Cubs and Puneral Horne sharing the league lead in the early season standings.
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