PAC and Ward rout rivals in Rainey Field softball trio
In a windy Rainey Park night, P.A.C. beat Hellenics 6-2 as baskets of runs came in the first to fourth innings. Ward's 11-0 shutout over Safeway featured Mullens allowed 11 hits with decisive third inning where eight runs scored. Bantock Chief toppled Oregon Trailers 18-3 as Miller backstopped with strong defense and error-prone Trailers handling.
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P.A.C
Hellenic Club
An.m.c
Tom Kats
Dudenake
Callevas
G. Contos
P. Contos
Rudhti
Liday
Montgomerry
Wees
Mullens and Hurst
Mickelson and
Worthen
Bantock Chief
Oregon Trailers
Miller
Baseball scores and results in the American and National Leagues
Scores show Washington Chicago and other AL teams with varied innings results. Notable pitchers include Masterson Haynes Ruffing Dickey and Shoun Cooper Lanier Melton. NL action includes Cincinnati Boston postponed doubleheader and Pittsburgh Philadelphia matchups with late scoring. Only games scheduled noted.
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National League
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bowman
Lopez
Blanton
Todh
Salt Lake Survives Scare in Pioneers League Action
Salt Lake City Bees rally for an 8 to 1 win over Twin Falls Cowboys as Roy Partee and Jack Hatchett spark a fourth and seventh inning surge. Boise Pilots suffer a 7 to 3 setback to Pocatello Cards while Ogden Russets beat Idaho Falls 5 to 4 in 13 innings to climb to third place.
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Boise
Salt Lake City
Bees
Twin Falls
Cowboys
Roy Partee
Jack Hatchett
Mel Marlowe
Marlowe
Pocatello
Pilots
Warren Sander
Ray Cook
Jack Mentz
Larry Reno
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Russets
Reds
Larry Steinbeck
Mayer
Rizzo Powers Phillies With Dual Hit Doubleheader
Johnny Rizzo, the Italian slugger traded from Cincinnati for Morrie Arnovich on June 15, joined Philadelphia on June 18 and has since hit 17 for 33 for a .515 average. In a doubleheader against Pittsburgh yesterday he went six for seven with a homer a triple and a double.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phillies
Phils
Morrie Arnovich
Reds
Giants and Cardinals thrill with 10 inning 10 9 game
Giants and Cardinals staged a dramatic 10 inning 10 9 contest in New York with five homers and a 13th inning rush to a winner. Johnny McCarthy delivered the winning RBI for the Giants in his first hit of the year.
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New York
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Johnny McCarthy
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cy Blanton
Joe Bowman
Tohnny Rizo
Phils
Ring Results Milwaukee and Miami bouts at a glance
Milwaukee light welterweight Tony Cianciola 153 outpointed Tony Bruno 158. In Miami Buddy Knox 188 knocked out Karl Johnson 189 in six rounds.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Tony Cianciola
Tony Bruno
Miami
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Karl] Johnson
Norway
Idaho Game Men Travel in Style With Fine Luggage
Idaho game conservators will receive half ton pickup trucks with sleeping bags and camping gear, ending use of personal cars and monthly mileage limits. State fish and game director Owen W. Morris said the change removes mileage penalties. officers previously logged up to 2,000 miles monthly at state expense.
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Idaho
Boise
Owen W. Morris
Morris
Baseball Highlights From The Day In Pro Play
We salute Joe DiMaggio who drove in all New York runs with two singles in a 3-1 Yankees win over the Indians. Sam Chaplan hit a bases loaded homer and collected five hits for the Athletics in a win over the Browns. John Rizzo of the Phillies, with Vince DiMaggio and Spud Davis of the Pirates, had notable contributions. DiMaggio and Davis each had two hits.
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Pirates
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Charley ‘Red’ Ruffing
Joe DiMaglio
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Tigers
Lou Finney
Luke Appling
White Sox
Senators
Harry Danning
John McCarthy
Giants
Farmer
Cards
Joe DiMaggio
New York
Indians
Sam Chaplan
Athletics
Browns
John Rizzo
Phils
Vince DiMagezio
Spud Davis
DiMaggio
Davis
Brietz Sayings and New York Sports Notes
New York note rounds up short items from June 27 including Yanks’ stretched week, radio feud over Dodger game cut in favor of Hoover speech, Notre Dame coach George Keogan joining Eastern coaching school faculty, helmet proposals to prevent beaning, and opposition leaders Hank Lieber Joe Medwick and Pee Wee.
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New York
Yanks
Larry McPhail
Dodger
Hoover
George Keogan
Notre Dame
Eastern
Manhattan Beach
The
Sporting News
Hank Lei‘ber
Joe Medwick
Pee Wee
Pro Football Hopes Dim as Players Skip Big Guard Idea
The column notes doubt that Nile Kinnick will play pro football, Washington securing waivers on Zeke Bonura, and a possible Jersey City venture for Old Banananas. Al Simmons extends eight straight pinch hit successes for the Athletics, lamented as lacking in official record recognition.
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Nile Kinnick
Washington
Zeke Bonura
Jersey City
al Simmons
Athletics
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PAC
Rainey Field
Bannocks
Jaydees
Kadettes
Stote Dept
Bevans
Hanning
Burton
Hanlon
B. Henderson
Chicago
Masterson
Haynes
Krakauskas
Ferrell
Smith
Dietrich
Tresh
St. Louis
Caster
Detroit
Bagby, Hash and Desauels
Peacock, Gorsica, Benton and Tebbetts
Cleveland
Ruffing
Dickey
Harder
Pytlak
Sewell
M. Brown
Beck
Pearson
Small
Johnson
Warren
Millies
Atwood
Shoun, Cooper, Lanier
McGee, Warmeke
Owen
Melton
W. Brown
Gumbert and
Danning
Lang Armstrong
Herbi Pet
Dale Laybourne
Oeden
Bobby Adams
B. Oeden Igo
Walt Lowe
Pete Hughes
Frank Kerr
Earl Owen
Salt Lake Sees
Salt Lake
Ted Mayer
Carlo Forni
Rizzo Connects
New York Yankees
Fleecy Cloud
Hanes
Cuaro
Durens
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Craig Warehouses, Inc
J. L. Craig, Jr
East Halliday
Rie Life
Ras WA Uky
Firestone
Tires
Firestone Convoy
Tras
Firestone Theo Crowell
Texaco Service
Auto Supply & Service
Fremont
C. L. Bohlscheid Texaco Service
Brietz
Reese
Head Guard
Julius Kessler
Distillers
Kesslers
America
Kessler
Julius Kessler Distilling Co., Inc
Lawrenceburg
Ind
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