Baseball scores and matchups from last night and today
Last night Harrisburg beat Allentown 8 to 5, York defeated Salisbury 9 to 3, Lancaster over Sunbury 9 to 6, Wilmington bested Hagerstown 10 to 6, Brooklyn won 6 to 4 against Cincinnati, Bt Louis 2 New York 0, Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh 6, Boston and Chicago rain. Tonight Wilmington visits York, Salvatory hosts Hagerstown, Lancaster at Harrisburg, Allentown at Sunbury. Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago with Maglite facing Klippstein. Philadelphia at Cincinnati night game with Thompson versus Brickwell or Porkowski. Boston at St Louis with Nichols versus Poholsky.
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Chicago vs New York and other league results summary
Yesterday's American League results show Chicago 5 New York 2 and Cleveland 4 9 Boston 9 Washington 4 Detroit 9 Philadelphia 3. Night matchups include Chicago at Boston Pert 7 0 against Parnell 1 4 Cleveland at New York Felier 40 1 against Reynolds and Detroit at Washington Gray 2 7 against Sanford.
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Sandy Hook Beats St. James Nine 6-5 in Tight Game
Sandy Hook scores in third on a walk and four hits to edge St. James Bluebirds 6-5. Parkman and Lambert go four innings each for the win, while Kelbaugh and Weber pace the victors with two hits apiece as St. James struggles to committee.
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Indians overpower Red Sox as Chapman powers four-run burst
Sam Chapman stars for Cleveland with three run double and a steal of home in the first inning, finishing with four hits and four RBI in an 8-4 win over Boston. San Rogovin and White Sox hand Yankees a 4-2 loss to split a key series, four hits pace Chicago.
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Harrisburg Breaks Seven Game Slide With Allentown Win
Harrisburg Senators end a seven game skid by defeating the Allentown Cards 8 to 5. Harrisburg took a three run lead in the second inning, Allentown rallied briefly, but Harrisburg answered with a three run sixth inning to seal the victory behind pitching changes and key hits.
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Castoff Players Shaping Season Across Several Clubs
Baseball recaps focus on Rogovin Cain Chapman Brown Johnson changing teams and making impacts. Rogovin, now with White Sox, beat Yankees. Cain helped Tigers edge Phillies. Chapman starred for Indians with three runs and a home run. Brown delivered a grand slam for Phillies.
17 yearold shortstop signs with Phillies for bonus
Yel Kazanski of Detroit, a 17 year old high school shortstop, accepted a bonus contract over 80000 dollars with the Philadelphia Phillies on June 11 after graduating June 10.
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Darkhorses Advance In Amateur Tourney
In South Bend Indiana June 22 a dentist an insurance man an advertising salesman and a Purdue student formed a darkhorse group in the Western Amateur Golf meet third round. Three Walker Cup stars remained in the title chase along with medallist Frank Stranahan Jim McHale and Bill Campbell as favorites stumbled in an unsettled round. Defending champion Charles Cue from Oklahoma City was absent from the Walker Cup group.
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Veteran Netter To Quit Tourney Trail
Vinnie Richards, once tennis’s boy wonder, plans to retire after a likely loss to Bobby Riggs in the National Professional Championships at the West Side Tennis Club. The 48 year old, who has played sparingly, advanced to face Riggs by defeating Henry Quinn 6 4 6 3 6 4 in the first round.
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From Waxahachie Kid to Sox Manager Paul Richards Tale
In Waxahachie Texas 1930s a 12 year old Paul Richards climbed the fence at Jungle Park during a Chicago White Sox exhibition chase. Richards later became Sox manager. Jungle Park was renamed Richards Field in his honor after he led Pacific Coast League clubs and inspired local fans.
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Lancaster Tops Sunbury Giants To Gain On Hagerstown
Lancaster Red Roses rallied for five runs in the final two innings to beat the Sunbury Giants 9 to 1 in an Interstate League game. Charley Koblinski earned the win in seven innings with Joe Bernier finishing. Maloney took the loss for Sunbury as Lancaster piled up four hits in the eighth inning to seal the victory before 919 at batters.
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Musial Elected St Louis NL Player Representative
On June 22 the St Louis Cardinals elected Stan Musial as their NL player representative succeeding Howie Pollet after Pollet was traded to the Pirates last week. Notes mark anniversaries: McCarthy resigns as Red Sox manager succeeded by Steve ONeill. Brooklyn Handicap winner Gathor atte. Parker wins National clay court tennis title over Riggs. Cochet upset by Sharpe at Wimbledon round up.
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England
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Tar Heels Lead $15,000 Inverness Best-Ball Round Robin
In Toledo Ohio on June 22 the Inverness event saw Clayton Heafner and Johnny Palmer lead with a five under par 62 yesterday and a plus five rating. Their team beat Al Brosch and Pete Cooper by five holes as the field moved into round two. Other leaders included Henry Ransom and Roberto Nevicenzo who won one up, while Sam Snead Jim Ferrier and others battled for the big purse with tight scores and late birdies.
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Inverness
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Sam Snead
White Sulphurs Springs
W. Va
Jim Ferrier
San Francis
Flam Faces Sedgman In London Lawn Tennis Semifinal
Beverly Hills player Herbie Flam 21 from California meets Australian Frank Sedgman in the London Lawn Tennis Championship semifinals. Little Werbie, runner up to Art Larsen last summer in the United States, advanced by defeating Torsten Johansson of Sweden 6 8 46 12 10 in a marathon match.
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Beverly Wilk
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Little Werbie
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Tribe lands hurler from Loyola High School Baltimore
Basehall scout Bill Whitman said Cleveland Indiana signed 18 year old right hander Bill Lan singer of Baltimore to a contract with a bonus believed to be $10 000 He would report to the Harrisburg Senators of the Interstate League after graduating from Loyola High School Baltimore
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Security Club Secures Seventh Victory in Narrow Win
Security Club defeated Halfway 6 to 5 at Norris Field to secure its seventh win. West drove in two runs for the winners while Mongan went 3 for 3 and Knane collected four hits for Halfway. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness. Hap Powers to host practice game vs Hagerstown Terrors at Reservoir Park No 1 at 6 50 this evening.
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Syracuse Competes In Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Finals
Syracuse, Penn State, Colgate and Navy reach the semifinals of the 29th Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament. Syracuse sophomore Harold McGrath beat Navy Ensign Don Haynesworth 6 2 7 5 to advance, and McGrath was set to play Hank Goelzer of Navy while Owen Landon of Penn State faced Bill Lust of Colgate.
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