Moyer Extends Lead In Loop Hitting Standings
Lancaster first baseman Bob Moyer rides a 17 game hitting streak to a .389 mark, leading the Inter-State League in hitting per Howe News Bureau. Ed Volan of Wilmington rises to second at .382, while Chet Augustyn sits third at .375. Nelson Fox paces hits and runs for Lancaster, Moe Santamauro leads in RBIs with 32 and shares doubles at 11, Joe Scalise tops homers with six, and Harvey Porter leads in stolen bases with nine. Two Lancaster pitchers, Stan Stenoif and Paul Kardow, have six wins. Team averages show Lancaster at .286, Wilmington .284, York .270, Trenton .263, Hagerstown .249, Allentown .244, with fielding led by Lancaster at .962.
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Hoop Jr Moves On To Pimlico For Preakness Contenders
Fresh from his Kentucky Derby win Hoop Jr. leaves for Pimlico to face Pavot and up to ten other three year olds in the 53rd Preakness Stakes. Pavot, unbeaten as a two year old, is seen as the main threat to Derby winner Roeper. Others linked include Darby Dieppe Alexis Burning Dream Sea Swallow Polynesia and Bobanet with several entries and scratches noted. Pot O Luck and Bymenhead are out of Maryland start.
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Belmont
Morris Dixon
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Brookfield
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Greentree
H. C. Hatch
California
Jocker Club
York Divides With Lancaster In Home Games
York White Roses split an Interstate Baseball League doubleheader with Lancaster, taking the first game 7 to 5 as Jim Patton outpitched rivals and Randol homered to spark York. Lancaster pounded 18 hits for a 10-3 second-game win as Zanovitch and Patton homered. Peeler allowed seven hits in the loss.
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Downie
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O& Hill
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Patto
Interstate League Weathers Results And Upcoming Games
Yesterday results include Wilmington 5 9 and Hagerstown 4 4 while York 7 3 beat Lancaster 5 7 Allentown Trenton game delayed by rain Tomorrow schedule lists York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at St Louis and Kako at Pittsburg
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
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American League Awamen Sodany No Games Scheduled
Baseball schedule note lists no games for Awamen Sodany with matchups St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia.
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Yankee, Tigers, Indians shine in late games with key hits
STEs Associated Press sports writer Hershel Martin notes Hank Borowy ends Ferriss eight game win streak as Yankees win 3-2 after a two run drive and stellar catch. Roy Cullendine powers Detroit with all three runs in a 3-2 victory over Chicago. Jim Bagby fuels Indians 2-4 win over Browns and scores deciding run in 10th. Jim Tobin helps Braves beat Giants 3-1 with a homer. Bill Nicholson lifts Cubs to 7-4 over Reds with a two on homer in nightcap.
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White Sox
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Indians
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Browns
Jim Tobin
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Giants
Bill Nicholson
Cabs
Cubs
Reds
Owls Open Road Series With Lancaster Visit and Spurs Split
The Owls head to Lancaster for a postponed game and a three day road stand, then face Trenton in a double and single game before returning. Steve Sefick warms up in uniform as manager Dutch Dorman eyes Cubs recruits. Wilmington’s attack and pitching mix with Hagerstown in a weather interrupted four game set.
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Trenton
Spartans
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Sefick
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Danek
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Augustin
Scalise
Daniels
Perchak
Mata
Major League Leaders in the National League and AL
Key leaders listed include Holmes of Boston with a .386 average and 43 runs, Lombardi of New York with 18 home runs, and Cooper of Boston 5 0 in pitching. Also noted are Ott Olmo and DiMaggio among batting leaders, and Stirnweiss Etten and Stephens with RBIs and runs in the AL.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Olmo
Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Etten
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St. Luis
R. Johnson
Baseball game summary with Wilmington and Hagerstown line scores
In a high scoring affair Wilmington left five on base and Hagerstown seven. Zych allowed three hits in two innings while Witz gave up seven hits in five. McPherson faced seven in five innings. Zych was the losing pitcher as Um pires, Schindier and Tatler protected the final frame. Time of game was 1 45.
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Nabarek
Glaser
Augustyn
Columbo
Perchak
Narlesky
Witz
Danek
Daniels
Trench
Matarazzo
Zych
McPherson
Schindier
Tatler
Baseball statistics note from circuit standings
Ellen New York and Case Washington lead in doubles with McQuinn and Byrnes of St. Louis adding 14 and 13. Stimnwells of New York and Johnson of Boston with multiple triples. Home runs by Stephens of St. Louis and R Johnson of Boston, while Case and Myatt pace stolen bases. Borony of New York and Ferriss of Boston tally eight wins each as pitchers.
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New York
Case
Washington
McQuinn
St. Louis
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Stimnwells
Leading Coaches To Honor Alexander In Atlanta Dinner
W A Alexander longtime Georgia Tech football figure and current athletic director will be honored at a June 22 dinner in Atlanta hosted by the Georgia Tech Alumni Association with many renowned coaches expected to attend. Over 4100 guests are anticipated.
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W. A. Alexander
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Georgia Tech Alumni Association
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