Baseball scores and schedule from recent interleague play
Interleague results include Beauita 6 Allentown 4 and Sunbury 6 Sallebury 4. National League games: New York 3 Brooklyn 6 and Pittsburgh 1 in 8. Tonight features York at Allentown and other key matchups.
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Alisbury
Indians' Big Four Strain Under Iron Man Duty In 1949 Run
Sunbury notes highlight Cleveland’s Bob Feller Bob Lemon Early Wynn and Mike Garcia pitching heavy workload. In 19 games they started all but one and relieved four times as Al Lopez relies on the quartet to carry the rotation. A 4-2 10 inning win over Boston followed Avila Rosen and Boone rallies.
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al Lopez
Lou Brissie
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al Rosen
Ray Booner
Mel Parnell
Frank Shea
Archie Wilson
New York Yan
Corcoran Mentors Sunbury Win With First Pro Home Run
Sunbury defeats Salisbury 5-4 as Les Corcoran hits his first professional home run, a 340-foot shot in the ninth inning driving in Karl Wolf. Corcoran adds three RBIs for the Giants, who extend their win streak to four.
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Preakness Field Reduced By Early Scratches
Pimlico officials list eligibles for the $75,000 Preakness on May 17 as scratches cut the field. Tom Fool will not race and Kentucky Derby winner Hill Gail may lead the field while Gaver reports Gushing Oil has an infected foot. Also noting possible early entries include Suh Fleet Blue Man Count Flame Arroz and Gulberson. The Eagles and Police teams stage Little League practice games at Staley Field starting at 6 o'clock.
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Tom Fool
Hill Gail
John Gaver
Greentree
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Rerhy
Dixiana
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White Oak Stable
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J. J. Amiel
Count Flame
Gordon ‘Gulberson
Arroz
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Police
Little League
Staley Field
Giants Win to Narrow NL Lead as Dodgers Lose Grind
Hig MBL Viwewey and teammates struck five hits and drove in five runs to back a win over Ned Garver. The New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 to maintain a half game lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers, with Wenstrum's two run homer and Thomson's triple highlighting the victory and Monte Kennedy’s relief work. Ralph Branca limited Pittsburgh as the Dodgers beat them 6-1 with Pafko and Hodges homering. All other teams had no schedules listed.
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Senators
Ned Garver
New York
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Wen Wenstrum
Bobby Thomson
Monte Kennedy
Ralph Branca
Pittsburgh
Andy Pafko
Gil Hodges
Dodgery
Sach
Wilmington Blue Rocks Beat Harrisburg Senators 6-3
Wilmington capitalized on seven errors to defeat the Harrisburg Senators 6-3 in the opening night game before 745 fans. Gene Robzean and Buck Etchison plus Bernie Jenis and Jim Argeros were charged with miscues. Al Leech pitched seven innings with Malinowski taking the loss as Wilmington pulled away in the eighth.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks
Lhach
Harrisburg Senators
Gene Robzean
Buck Etchison
Bernie Jenis
Jim Argeros
Wilmington
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Phil Malinowski
Blue Rocks
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Lyerdiet
Allentown Wins First Home Game in 1952 Interstate League
Allentown defeated the York White Roses 6 to 4 before 1,819 fans as Ronnie Kump limited York to six hits. Gerald Nugent, league president, watched as Allen town rode a five run burst in the sixth inning to seal the win over York right-hander Charlie Locke.
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York White Roses
Speciajtorm
Ronnie Kump
Roses
Gerald Nugent
Charlie Locke
York
Unclear OCR sports score recap with multiple names
Fragmented record lists players and scores with many garbled names and abbreviations. Likely a multi inning or innings scorecard from a local game referencing players such as Etchison Farrell Robbing and Leech with partial line items and unclear totals.
Middleweights Urale Purando and Norman Hayes set for Madison Square Garden bout
The International Boxing Club announced a ten round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden on June 6 between Urale Purando of Bayonne New Jersey and Norman Hayes of Boston. The event will be billed as a major midweek boxing card with around 18 bouts.
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Rock Dpurando
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Norman Hayes
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Bee Las t Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compressed report lists top league performers: Robinson of Brooklyn leads batting at .426 with 28 runs, Hluszewski of Cincinnati has 24 RBIs, Baumholtz of Chicago and Kiuszewski of Cincinnati with 26 hits, Cox of Brooklyn and others with 6 doubles, Ramazott of Chicago among triples, Patko of Brooklyn with 1 home run, Jethros Beaton with 4 stolen bases, St. Louis Staley 70 strikeouts. In the American League Nieman and Delaing of St. Louis lead batting with .400. Rosen of Cleveland drives in 17 RBIs, Simpson of Cleveland 30 hits and doubles, Simpson again with triples, DiMaggio Throneberry of Boston and others stealing bases, and Henry of Boston with 30 wins in pitching.
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Jaycees Schedule Practice At City Park Diamond
Manager Kenny Ridenour called a practice for the Jaycees this evening at 5:30 at City Park Diamond. All players are asked to arrive promptly.
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