Mickey Faces Mighty Tough Week Slugging Phils Recall Stars
Mickey Mendoza faces a hard stretch as the Phillies recall old standouts. Fred Gilbert starts today against Jim Morton in Willow Creek. Dan OLeary bets Malick for the ring as the Blue Sox open a four game series. Rain wiped out Saturday games. Gordas continues hot streak and Kelsey rests Sherry. A 40 piece band and 30 voice J O U A M from Tiffin will perform for Tuesday’s game.
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Blue Ridge League Games Today Involving Four Matches
Waynesboro visits Hagerstown, Frederick plays Martinsburg, and Hanover travels to Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge League. Tune in for local fixtures and results updates as teams seek key victories.
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Kreps Delivers Solid Ball for Lewistown Cats
Kreps, ex Wildcat shortstop, hits two for four with an extra base in recent game and covers plenty of ground at short. The Cats add Murray from Massant ten Academy, hitting .525 in fifteen games, as practice set for Tuesday and Thursday. Southern League scores show Birmingham, Atlanta, Little Rock, Memphis results.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Promises Music and News Blocks
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Roanoke Nine Sweeps Doubleheader Over Athletics
Roanoke Va N and W railroad team defeats the Hagerstown Athletics in both games at Willow Lane Park 3 to 2 eleven innings and 2 to 1. Williams allows four hits in game one while Douglas, Ryan and others contribute offense. Ryan steals home in the nightcap as Roanoke edges ahead after a seventh inning tied score.
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Cats Fall to York Outfit in Ball Game
Girard Athletic Club of York defeated the Williamsport Wildcats 12 to 5. H. Wallick hit a home run with one on as York opened with three in the first inning and added two in the second and four in the fifth. Lowman pitched until relief by Guessford who allowed five hits the rest of the way. J. Wallick also homered. Mergenthaler, P. Wallick and J. Wallick each had three hits for York. Bubarp led Williamsport with three singles. Miller, Reed, Ripple and Mock added two apiece. Score by innings: York 220 949 021, Williamsport 2 600 120 200.
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Ruth Watches Yankees Win
Babe Ruth, though ill, attended the Yankees versus Browns game with wife Claire Hodgson. He watched Lew Gehrig’s 13th home run from a box near the right field stands and praised the team’s hitting, expressing hope they beat the Athletics.
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American League Yesterday's Results Highlight Big Wins
New York defeated St. Louis 17 to 2 in a lopsided game. Cleveland beat Boston 2 to 0 as rain-delayed details trimmed. Remaining matchups include Washington hosting Cleveland, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and Detroit at Boston with Detroit visiting.
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Gavuzzi Cuts Into Salo Lead In Trans-Continental Race
In Veilton Arizona on June 9 Pete Gavuzzi, the bearded Italian, shaved 29:45 off Johnny Salo's one hour nine minute 24 second lead in the trans-continental foot race from Aztec to Wellson. Salo, burdened by stomach trouble, finished second as Gavuzzi surged late to threaten the current leader. Meanwhile the West End Yankees beat the Hagerstown Colored Tigers 14 to 12 in a third setting.
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Phillies Slugging Rise Boosts Fans Amid Slump in NL
Philadelphia fans savor a bright stretch as Bert Shotton’s Phillies surge in the National League. Frank O'Doul and Chuck Klein lead a revived batting attack with power at the plate. Veterans like Klein craft a home run pace that rekindles memories of past sluggers while Friberg fills in at short and 62-year-old benchmarks intrigue observers.
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National League Scores and Pairings Highlight Day
National League results feature St Louis beating Philadelphia 4 to 0 and Chicago defeating Boston 4 to 1. Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as New York outs Cincinnati 2 to 1. Remaining games list Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis with New York at Cincinnati.
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