Lancaster Tops York White Roses in Low-Scoring Tilt
Lancaster right hander blanked York with a one hit game as the Hod Roses beat the White Roses 82 in front of 228 fans in Lancaster. Rashio scored on a sixth inning single and Wayne Crawford drew a walk earlier setting up another run.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
New York boxer Jimmy Sferring beat Jimmy Flood by 16 percent in New York. In New Orleans Virgil Akins defeated Fammy Campbell by 10 points. In Los Angeles Laura Salag outpointed Carlos Chavez in a Monterrey Mexico bout.
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One-Hit Shutout by Niles Jordan in Inter State League
Wilmington Hine Rocks beat Sunbury Giants 3-0 in seven innings as Niles Jordan pitched a one hit shutout to notch his eighth win against one defeat. Ed Kestler doubled for Sunbury, the only hit off Jordan, in the fifth. The nightcap was halted by rain with Sundiry at bat and the score tied in the ninth.
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Raschi Halts Sox in All-Star Style at Wilmington or Chicago
Vic Raschi of the Yankees shut down Chicago as New York beat Wilmington 7-? in a stifling game. Hegan drove in three, Muskelnan and Hood homered, with first-nine hits powering a 7-1 Tribe romp over Hos-Harnholtz. The All-Star clash at RPI Field saw the North vs South Lacrosse game with Southern favoring victory.
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Little Dynamite Fights For Life
Elijah Williams, 31, a Negro featherweight known as Little Dynamite, was seriously injured in a bout when he fell after a right to the head from Gene Smith. Smith won the District featherweight title with his 22nd win in a row. Williams remained hospitalized with skull fracture and brain injury.
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Baseball scores from Friday's International and Southern leagues
International League Rochester 64 Toronto 3 5 Montreal 6 Baltimore 3 Springfield 2 Ottawa 1 Buffalo 2 4 Buracuga 0 3 Chattanooga 6 Atlanta 1 Birmingham 7 Nashville 3 Memphis 11 4 New Orleans 4 6 Mobile 10 Little Rock 9 Southern Association Jacksonville 11 Macon 10 Savannah 6 Augusta 4 Montgomery at Charleston postponed Columbus at Columbia postponed
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Junior League Standings Hint at Local Matchups
The Herald Mail outlines Junior League standings with teams such as Jaycens, South End, Pegasus, Kiwanta, Optimists, Roy's, and others. Scheduled games include Roy's Club at Kiwanta, Javeres at South End, and Pegasus at Optimists with weeknight matches noted.
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Morris Frock Nine Plays First Game In Brunswick
The Morris Frock Post 42 American Legion junior baseball team opens today at 2:30 p.m. against the Brunswick Legionnaires in Brunswick. Manager Herky Sintermier and Coach Paul McNeal prepare a green squad with four holdovers from last year and several top Hagerstown High players. The club will play 12 games through July 28 as it chases the district title for state tournament eligibility.
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