Charley Schanz Sets Sights After 17 Wins for Phillies
Charley Schanz, a right-hander with the San Diego club last season, won 17 games in 276 innings over 44 games and was drafted by Philadelphia. Known for hard work, he drives a truck in the off season and stays fit. Schanz uses an array of deliveries including sinker, slider, forkball and fastball. He is cool under fire and can pitch overhand, underhand or sidearm. He notched a one hit victory over the Giants, driving in the winning run with a ninth inning triple.
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Red Sox Tie With Browns For Season's Longest Win Streak
The Red Sox joined the St. Louis Browns with a season high nine straight wins after beating the Athletics. Tex Hughson earned his ninth victory as Boston swept the four game series, while Bob Johnson homered for the fourth time. In other action the Giants beat the Dodgers 9-2 to join the Reds in third place, and the Senators and Indians moved toward a four way tie. Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 1-0 on Bob Hiltett's ninth inning single, and the Phillies erased a deficit to top the Braves 5-3. The St. Louis and Chicago clubs were idle.
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Armstrong Wins By A Knockout
Henry Armstrong, famed former triple champion, defeated Al Davis at Madison Square Garden in 69 seconds of the second round. A crowd of 16,084 witnessed Hammerin Henry from Los Angeles batter Davis four times, twice in the first round, leading referee Frank Fullam to stop the bout.
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Interstate League Results and Schedule Summary
Yesterday's interleague results include Hagerstown losing 1 to 2 at Trenton and Lancaster beating York 3 to 2. Allentown 2 5 with Wilmington 0 2. Today Hagerstown at York Lancaster at Allentown Wilmington at Trenton. Tomorrow Lancaster at Allentown Wilmington at Trenton. Also New York Brooklyn 9 2 Philadelphia 5 Boston 4. Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 0. Series matches planned with Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis. Gamen Tomorrow Philadelphia at New York.
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Redbirds Triumph in City League Victory over Tate Cubs
Redbirds beat Tate Cubs 5 to 2 on South Potomac diamond. Knode drove in two runs, delivering the decisive margin as Bateman collected two hits for the losers. The Cubs managed a run in several innings while Redbirds added insurance.
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Owls Take Pair To Retain Lead At York Today
Owls travel to York for a new series after a double win over Trenton. Slotter homered in the opener, a three hit game boosting Hagerstown confidence to sweep the nightcap. Joe Palkowitz had two hits on the evening, contributing in both games. Thomas earned the nightcap win as the team collected ten hits, pushing across two runs in the third and eighth innings as the Packers tallied in the first and last frames.
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Allentown Cardinals Take Pair From Wilmington Rocks
The Allentown Cardinals beat the Wilmington Blue Rocks 2-0 and 5-2 in a doubleheader at Wilmington before 1,427 fans. Brad Trine outdueled Charley Ripple in game one, while Pete Mazar allowed 16 hits in game two to earn the win over Al Barillari.
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Hancock Plays Cats In Williamsport Weekend Matchup
The Hancock A. C. travels to Williamsport to face the Wildcats at 2:30. Both clubs boast strong pitching and power at the plate. Hancock fans should meet at the Grade School by 1:00. The Navy uses over 2000 training films.
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Stars of Yesterday Lead Giants and Others in Early Wins
Yesterday's sports roundup notes Mel Ott homering in the first with two on for the Giants in a 9-2 win over Brooklyn. Bob Elliott drove in the Pirates' only run in a 1-0 victory over Cincinnati. Ford Mullin's single in the eighth scored Wasdell as Philadelphia topped Boston 5-4. Roberto Ortiz tripled and scored twice in a Senators 3-2 win over the Yankees. Tex Hughson limited the Athletics to six hits in a 5-1 Red Sox win, their ninth straight. Paul O'Dea's 11th inning single scored Hackett for Cleveland to beat Detroit 3-2.
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Lancaster Wins To Move Ahead In Inter-State League
Lancaster beat York White Roses 3 to 2 in ten innings to climb to fourth place. Dick Baker credited with the win after replacing Les McCrabb. Lancaster’s Jack Houck went four for five and scored the deciding run on Vince Palito’s outfield fly in the tenth.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
American League leaders include Tucker batting .389 and Cullenbine with 41 runs and 8 home runs. Doerr leads with 66 hits and Spence 34 RBIs. In the National League Walker hits .405 with 85, and Ott clubs 17 homers. Munger tops NL pitching at 7-1. Volatile oils in a cedar chest kill moth larvae.
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Long Shots Score At Nearby Track
Charles Town West Virginia June 16 J M Rogers Lord Loudon won a Doddridge purse in a three way photo finish on the Jockey Club course. Scotty Prain rode the winner by a head over Mrs Thomas P Lewis Big Talk with Milk Chocolate half a length back. Roman Boy placed fourth in a seven horse field. Lord Loudon earned his second purse of the meeting in eight tries paying $2.80. Daily double payoff was $444.20.
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Hints of Two Races Show Mixed Odds and Trivia
The text notes Bombs Away, a $26.20 shot owned by Mrs. Mary E. Whitney, won the first event, and Clock Time, a $37.86 victor in the second race belonging to L. P. Bradley. It also mentions the origin of telegraph from Greek roots meaning afar to write.
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