Baseball scores and schedule wrap from yesterday
American League results show Foston 4 New York 3, Chicago 7 Detroit 2, Washington 6 Philadelphia 2. Evening and tomorrow schedules list multiple city matchups with several unclear player names and venues.
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Foston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Gamen Baston
New New York
Troutheny
Rasehi
Moreno
Kellner
St. Louis
Cleveland
Byrne
Bearden
Feller
Pieree
Va Wight
Rosen Tops AL Hitting With .332 Leading Indians Batsman
New York July 1 Musial tops the NL hit parade for the second straight week with a .386 average and 86 hits in 225 at bats. Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians leads the American League with a .332 mark as his club's main keeps climbing after a slow start.
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Stan Musial
Cleveland
al Rosen
New York
Cleveland Indians
Wuabuc. Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Rosen
Forbis Main
AB Pet. Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Marshall
Cincinnati
Atwell
Chicago
Lockman
Fain
Philadelphia
Senee
Kell
Boston
Jensen
Washington
Goodman
All Star AL lineup for July 8 game revealed by Stengel
Casey Stengel selects a potent American League squad for the July 8 All Star Game at Philadelphia’s Shibe Park. The lineup features six pitcher totals, strong batting depth led by Mantle and DiMaggio, and key infielders including Robinson Rosen and Kell with several ordering changes from the fan poll.
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Casey Stengel
Chicago
Stengel
Vic Rasehi
Allin Reynolds
New York
Yankees
Mike Garcia
Hoh Lemon
Cleveland
Satchel Paige
St. Toms
Bothy Shantz
Philadelphia
Bbe Shantz
Little Hurter
Shibe Park
Stencel
Cirrcuit
Eddie Robinson
al Rosen
A. L
Ferris Fain
George Kell
Boston
Dale Alitchell
Dome DiMiaggio
Jackie Jensen
Washington
Mickey Mantle
Robinson
Rosen
Mitchell
DiMaggio
Bobby Tavilla
Phil Rizzuta
Trank Tauer
Yori ‘Perra
Raston
Vern Stephens
Eddie Joost
Rizzuto
Ed Yost
Gi McDougald
Hector Rodriguez
Weking Jensen
Hank Simpson
Sunbury Giants Defeat Senators 4-1 At Island Park
Jaelk Larson limited the Harrisburg Senators to four hits as the Sunbury Giants won 4-1 before a small crowd. Willy Willing led off the second with a single and Rudy Hernán drove in a run, while Franko tripled and Cooney singled to push the lead. Maynard Smith held Harrisburg to eight hits and struck out several batters in a sturdy pitching performance.
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Harrisburg Senators
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Weohiten
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Williams
Jer Bartley
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Chere
Sunbury
Parbury
Laveson
Ay da Snviber
Sue
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlight
The Associated Press lists top NL performers with Musial of St. Louis leading in batting. Sauer of Chicago tops home runs, Thomson and Byrns feature in RBIs and hits, and Roe of Brooklyn leads pitching in wins while Spahn and Shantz show high strikeout counts.
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Musial
St. Louis
Lockman
New York
Sauer
Chicago
Thomson
Id Byrns
Philadelphia
Reese
Brooklyn
St Marks Clinch First Half Title In County Softball
St. Marks clinched the first half crown by sweeping a twin bill from Waterview as Warreystown one game back won twice over West End. Pinesburg defeated Charlton twice then Chariton in a rain rescheduled game. St. Marks beat Fairview 6 38 and 4 2 at East End Park with seven hits and one error in game one.
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Watrview
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Fairview
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Moats
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Rice
Insers
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Kilne
May
Lovi St
Mark's Teen Reer Eee
Harrystown Tener
Seeteee
Faicview Ween
West End i Chariton
Barryatown Splits Doubleheader Clipping West End
Barryatown took the opener at Reservoir No 1 14 to 2 then won the nightcap 6 to 1. Easton and Martin earned the wins while Randall and Rager took the losses. Pinesburg beat Charlton 10 to 8 and 12 to 4 to take third place, outhitting Charlton 7 to 6 and 9 to 6. Charlton forced two errors in game one and three in game two.
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West End
Reservoir No. 1
Easton
Martin
Randall
Rager
Pinesburg
Wings
Charlton
Nave
Banzhare
McAllister
Hose
Ranzhott
Boyd
Snyder
Down Memory Lane Recaps Past Sports and Tennis Milestones
The piece recalls events from different years: Bob Feller pitching a no hitter for the Cleveland Indians in a 2-1 win over the Detroit Tigers a year ago. Five years ago Sheila Summers upset Pat Todd in Wimbledon quarterfinals. Ten years ago Gunder Haager set a mile mark near 4:06.2. Twenty years ago Francis Qui met won a Massachusetts Open volt title with a 287 score.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Sheila’ Summers
South Africa
Pat Todd
Hidden Valley
Calif
Gunder Haeger
Sydney Weedergen
Goeteborg
Sweden
Francis Quimet
Massachusetts Onenvolt
Fights Last Night by The Ananciated Prensa
Boxers and results from various cities including Boston Willie Pep stopped by Tommy Collins in Boston. Brooklyn Joe Micelli defeated Luther Rawlings in New York. Chicago Danny Stumpanovich outpointed Chuck Foster in Omaha. Milwaukee Danny Nardico defeated Joe Blackwood in Tampa. Paris Charles Humes stopped Tony Janico in France.
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I New York
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Chuck
Foster
Omaha
Milwaukee
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Tampa
Fla
Joe
Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Booster Night in Hagerstown Little League Draws Two Games
The American Division hosts two 6:30 p.m. games at the league diamonds with a booster frame at Hager Field pitting Police against Brandt's. Elks meet Goodwill at Staley Field while pitchers battle, Boyer and Speicher, in a 4-4 tie in seven innings.
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Little League
E Entertainment
Hager Field
Police
Brandt
Elks
Staley Field
Joe Vance
Charles Duvall
Harry Poffenberger
John Nagsear
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