Ninth Grade Dominates Woodland Way Track Meet
The Ninth Grade swept Woodland Way Eleventh Annual Track and Field Meet with 238 points, far ahead of Eighth Grade 147 and Seventh Grade 107. Standout performers were Saylor and Foltz of the Ninth, winning multiple events and relays, as officials led by Mr Roulette and others oversaw the meet.
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Old Export Wildcats Sweep Independent League Double Win
The Old Export Wildcats of Williamsport secured a double victory in Independent League play. They beat Weverton 11 to 10 on Saturday and Harrystown 17 to 12 on Sunday. For Weverton Proctor, Brown and Wyncoop scored. for Harrystown Weizel Shilling and Mongan led. Nave and Stenger keyed the Wildcat wins with strong hitting in both contests.
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Inter-State League Results and Schedule
Saturday scores set Hagerstown 4 3 Harrisburg 3 1 Allentown 11 8 Lancaster 3 3 Wilmington 13 8 Trenton 1 4 Yesterday Hagerstown 6 1 Harrisburg 5 3 Trenton 7 1 Allentown 1 3 Lancaster 4 10 Wilmington 0 9 Today Hagerstown at Wilmington Trenton at Allentown Tomorrow Harrisburg at Allentown Lancaster at Trenton
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National League Scores And Upcoming Games
New York 3 7 Philadelphia 2 1 Brooklyn 10 2 Boston 2 1 Cincinnati 8 3 Pittsburgh 2 0 St. Louis 3 Chicago 0. Wo Games Scheduled. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at St. Louis.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule
American League results show New York 11 2 leading Philadelphia 7 4 and Boston 11 4 atop Washington 1 3. St Louis 5 8 and Cleveland 4 3. Detroit 4 9. Evening schedule: Chicago at New York, St Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston.
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St Andrews Wins Tennis Match Over St James 7-1
St James tennis team fell 7-1 to St Andrews. Barton edged Gillet 5-7 7-5 3-0 before Gillet retired heat. Williams lost 6-4 1-6 5-7. Singles results list Barton Gillet Williams Ansel Rock Moreland Wilson. Doubles Moreland Ansel lost 1-6 0-6. Rock Wright and Lyman Adams 8-6 3-6 as darkness halted the final set.
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Byron Stouffer Teams In Neck And Neck Race
The Byron and Stouffer teams are locked in a tight summer league feud with each side at five wins and one loss after six games. Notable scores included F Grimes eight dollars and 107, J Wolfe 160, M Lewin nine dollars, R Shetler 98, L Musey 98, P Duncan 96, P McBeth 94, and R Troye 93.
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Double Victories Highlighted By Star Pitchers And Hitters
Yesterday’s stars include Elden Auker and Don Gutteridge with Browns in a double win over the Indians aided by six hits from Gutteridge. Giants' Lehrman and Marshall pace two wins over the Phillies with strong pitching and power. Murphy and Harris lead Athletics in a relief save and a four hitter to end the Yankees’ eight game streak. Reds’ Walters and Starr headline a two win sequence over the Pirates. Cronin and Finney spark Red Sox past Senators in both games. Walker and Wyatt power Dodgers to two wins over the Braves. Lyons of the White Sox goes ten innings to beat the Tigers as a big rally follows.
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Ted Lyons Is Hero of Victory in Detroit May 31
Detroit, May 31. Ted Lyons starred as Chicago White Sox rallied in the tenth to beat the Tigers 9 to 4 in front of 29,154. Lyons, 41, hit a clutch single after switching to the plate, driving in two runs as Wally Moses and Luke Appling added key hits. Henshaw took the loss. Weather forced postponement of the second game.
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Cardinals Take Lone Contest 3-0
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-0 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader on May 31. Enos Slaughter led off the inning with a single, Walker Cooper sacrifice, Coaker Triplett flied out, and George Kurowski walked. Slaughter scored on Johnny Hopp's single, and Kurowski moved to third and stole home. The second game was postponed in the last half of the first inning.
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Wings Split Double Bill at Allentown
Allentown drops first game 7 to 1 to Trenton as Hennessy holds foe to four hits. In nightcap Trenton wins 3 to 1 behind Orphan’s steady pitching. Eddie Murphy homers with two aboard for the Packers.
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Masser Captures Fourth Straight Victory at City Park
Masser Express of the Independent League defeated Weverton 8 to 7 at City Park. Masser rallied from behind, scoring in the seventh to clinch the win, their fourth in a row. Weverton’s R Himes and Hoffmaster starred on defense and offense. Masser’s Nichols, Benner, Nutter and Snyder each had two safeties.
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Noel Is Winner Of Hale America Golf Tourney
J King Noel won the Hale America sweepstakes at Fountain Head Golf Course with over 60 players. His handicap helped place his final shot in the cup. Carl Stonebraker and Allen Leiter finished second and third, with Stonebraker Jr. fourth and D R Snively fifth. The course was in excellent shape and a 1:30 pm Sunday two ball mixed foursome event with women and men is planned.
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Redlegs Complete Double Bill With Pirates
Cincinnati Reds sweep doubleheader over Pittsburgh Pirates as Bucky Walters wins 8-2 in opener and Ray Starr shuts out 3-0 in nightcap. Starr earns his sixth win and third shutout while Clyde Vollmer debuts with a homer. Crowd 16,721.
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Brownies Tumble Cleveland In Doubleheader Sweep
The St. Louis Browns swept the Cleveland Indians in a twin bill 5 to 4 and 8 to 3 at St. Louis. Bagby Smith and Hogan held Cleveland to limited offense while Auker Swift worked for Cleveland. Kennedy Milnar Denning and Niggeling Ferrell worked the mound for St Louis. There are 16 states with state run liquor monopolies.
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