Yanks Miss Record on Left On Base as Streak Ends
The New York Yankees, on a western trip, left 17 men on base in nine games, nearly tying the major league mark. They beat Chicago 6 4 to split the doubleheader, with Bill Zuber allowing seven Sox hits and 11 walks helping the Yanks’ 12 hits. Chicago won the opener 11 6 behind Ed Lopat. Kreveich starred for the Browns, hitting a bases loaded homer in the opener and delivering the tying and winning runs in the ninth of the second game.
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Vanek to rejoin Allentown after draft physical
Ollis Vanek, manager of the Allentown Redbirds, will rejoin the team in Allentown on Wednesday after a call to St Louis for a draft physical. He expects to learn in about ten days whether Army officials accept him at the St Louis barracks. He was detained for X rays after his physical last Friday.
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Wildcats Edge Letterkenny 5 3 In Tight Sunday Game
Williamsport Wildcats defeated Letterkenny's colored team 5 to 3 on the high school field. After two scoreless innings Williamsport struck in the third with Buddy Barnes single and Frank Mentzer home run. Ed Barr and Lindy Stenger added three runs in the fourth aided by four walks and two errors. Blackie Simmons kept Letterkenny quiet until the seventh when they rallied for three runs. Keith led Letterkenny with three hits, Barnes had two for Williamsport.
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A's Face Potential Record Run of Losses
The Philadelphia Athletics open a four game series with the St. Louis Browns and risk setting a new league record for consecutive losses after dropping 12 in a row. If they lose four here and four more at Chicago, they could surpass their own 20 game skid.
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Rocks Here For Three Contests
The Wilmington Rocks visit the stadium tonight and again tomorrow for a double bill. Hagerstown boosts a nine of ten win run and seeks league position as Trenton and Allentown vie with the Owls. Manager Dorman weighs starting pitcher choices as new arms arrive for tonight’s contest. Lefty Leary from Portsmouth joins the Owls and another veteran reliever with Pacific Coast and military service history is expected. After Independence Day games the Owls go on a road swing to York for four games. Griffiths has added Pirates help and will field a stronger lineup than last meeting with Wilmington. Tonight’s game begins at 8:15 with the first twin bill game at 6:39 on Wednesday.
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Standings and schedules for multiple leagues and games
Standings show Lancaster and Hagerstown leading others with varying wins and losses. Schedule notes list today's and tomorrow's headlining matchups including Wilmington at Hagerstown and Trenton at Allentown, with yesterday results St Louis 7 Boston 1 and Chicago 11 New York 6. Rain affected some games and several games were listed as scheduled or postponed with probable pitchers.
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Queen City Brewers Host Funkstown Tomorrow at Reservoir
Queen City Brewers of Hagerstown face Funkstown Massers in a single game on the Reservoir diamond at 9:00 pm. Crumbacker pitches, Ohler catcher. Ecibone sidelined with a broken finger from Sunday’s Coachman game. Funkstown may start Beard or Meltzer. large crowd expected. Players to practice at 6:00 pm.
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Browns sweep doubleheader with Red Sox in opener and nightcap
In a two game set at Cleveland, Mike Kreevich hit a bases loaded homer in the opener then doubled home the tying and winning runs in the nightcap as the Browns defeated the Red Sox twice. Ed Lopat pitched the White Sox into third place in the American League in Chicago by splitting a twin bill with the Yankees. Lightning killed Pvt. James T. Matthews of Lovington Virginia as he jogged near North Carolina State College yesterday where he was stationed in the Army specialized training program.
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Major League Leaders roundup from the Associated Press
American League leaders include Cucinello batting .344 and Stirnweiss with 80 hits. Rens driving in 44 for New York. Stephens leads homers with 18 for St Louis. National League stars feature Holmes batting .337 and Lombardi with 18 homers for New York. Pitching highlights include Ferriss 12-2 for Boston and Cooper 9-3 for Boston.
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Official Tire Inspection Station at B. F. Goodrich Store
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Titan Hanover Crowned As Three Year Old Champion
Titan Hanover, a Calumet Chuck offspring from Arden Homestead, is hailed as the three year old trotting champion by harness racing experts. The bay colt set multiple records, including a Lexington mark, and will debut this season in the Matron at North Randall on July 12 before racing in the National Stake at Old Orchard Beach en route to the $45,000 Hambletonian at Goshen.
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Titan Predicted to Dominate in Standout Campaign
The Arden Homestead stable cites Titan as an ideal horse with perfect temperament and infrequent moral lapses. Dickerson, general manager Will Dickerson, says Titan should stand up under the campaign, with few challengers likely this year.
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