Cubs Top Giants to Tie NL Lead in Thriller
Chicago Cubs forged a three way NL lead with a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel combined on the mound after the off season trade that brought them to Chicago. Al Downing? No, brace for the wrong name. The win tied the Cubs with the Reds and Cardinals atop the league standings. McDaniel earned his second win in as many days, boosting his record to 9-1 with a 1.72 ERA.
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Dodge to Meet The Dodge Boys Prep Teague Meeting
The Dodge Boys of the Prep Teague, formerly Nacea, plan an important meeting tonight at Souligh starting at 6 30 p m. All players used to attend.
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McDaniel Lasting Homer Sparks Cubs to Sweep Giants
Cubs slugger McDaniel delivered a go ahead home run in the 10th off Billy Pierce to beat the Giants 3 2 in Chicago. The victory capped a four game sweep and moved Chicago into first place for the first time in six seasons, with Lindy McDaniel noting the unusual timing of his appearance and the suspenseful late inning rally.
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Stadium Loop Baseball Tilt Draws Protest
In the Stadium League opener last night Massey Ford protested the tilt. Auto Parts tied the contest in the seventh as Urey Young doubled and tripled driving in three runs. Massey-Ford led 6 on a squeeze bunt by Mike Jackson in the sixth. Auto Parts won the nightcap with a walk advantage and limited hits.
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Dempsey Remembers Fights as He Nears 68
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, now in his late sixties, recalls his fierce punching style and feuds with rivals like Willard and Tunney. The AP interview notes his regret at hurting foes, his current pursuits including a Broadway restaurant, and his wish to have been a doctor to help people. He reflects on aging, health, and his colorful place in boxing history.
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Gerald Miller Hurls Shutout In Pony League
Gerald Miller pitched a one hitter to lead UAW to a 6-0 win over the Yankees in Pony League action. In the nightcap Sparkles overcame an early deficit with a six run burst in the third and extra runs in the fifth to beat the Red Sox 10-6. Gerry Haker homered, John Kuogle added three singles, and D. Morgan belted a homer for Sparkles.
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Belmont Stakes field heads for the entry box
Candy Spots leads a strong Belmont Stakes field as seven starters vie for a $145,450 purse. Notables include Rex Ellsworth’s California-bred, George D. Widener’s Top Gallant, and others like Patrice Jacobs Bonjour and Louis Hagging. Odds-on Candy Spots carries about 1 to 1. Boston and Detroit share carded action with races featuring major contenders from New York to Chicago.
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Bluth Leads Bowler Field At Towson Open
APS reporting Ray Bluth of St. Louis tops the halfway Towson Open field with 2,594 pins after 12 games, holding a 10 pin edge over Bill Bunetta of Fresno. Chicago’s Jim St John sits third with 2,583 as Earl Johnson moves into fourth after a 1,371 second block. 12 more qualifying games Friday set up Saturday’s robin final. Top 18 listed with scores and hometowns.
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Chicago
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Leroy Rosencramex
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Hancock Hits Two Home Runs To Beat Smithsburg
Hancock High wins 7 to 2 at Smithsburg as Kim McCarty and John Bishop hit homers in a key sixth inning rally. Sheldon Weaver adds a fourth inning blast to grab the lead, while Paul Willard drives in Smithsburg’s four runs on errors and a single.
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Sheldon Weaver
Hanecock
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Bonanza Gains 9-5 Win Over Lions In Little League
Bonanza Homes pounded 12 runs and led 9-5 over the Lions in a Halfway Little League game last night. Kirk Schlotterbeck led the attack with a homer and several hits, Jeff Schindel added two doubles, Mike Crampton had two singles, and Stevé Malecki collected three Lions hits.
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Reed Hurls Win as Reed, Wilson Lead District 12 Victory
Reed held District 12 to five hits and pitched Wilson to a lopsided 164 victory in the Ruriin Junior League yesterday. Reed fanned seven as We mates hammered Hammond for blows. Fred Grove collected four hits in as many trips to the plate.
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