Philadelphia Home Fans Await All Star Classic
Philadelphia eager for the 11th All Star game at Shibe Park with only two hometown players named to the National or American lineups. Dahlgren and Siebert draw attention as fans hope for local starts while seating nears full with 31,000 sold and no sale of standing room.
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Six Indus Games Listed Tomorrow
Six industrial softball games are scheduled for tomorrow night in the Industrial Softball League. Arsenal No 1 faces D H Shops at Arsenal 90 MM. Ludiew Wade meets Arsenal 75 MM at Arsenal No 2. Ford C I OG battles Adirondack Steel at Knickerbacker No 1. Sinners Dairy plays Alpha Brush at Knickerbacker No 3. Behr Manning hosts Rensselaes Valve at Knickerbacker No 4. Cluett Peabody faces Covert Mfg at Knickerbacker No 5.
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Four Reds Players Have Plenty of Children for Team
Draft-Proof Cincinnati notes four Reds players each have multiple children. Max Marshall and Gerald Walker, both outfielders, each have four youngsters. Eddie Miller and Lonny Frey have three each, giving the club ample reserve offspring.
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Yankees Rout White Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
The New York Yankees built a commanding lead in the American League race by thrashing the Chicago White Sox 9-0 and 8-6 in a twin bill before 12,884 fans. Spud Chandler earned his 10th win with a six-hit opener, while Frankie Crosetti and Joe Gordon supplied the offense. In the nightcap, Hank Borowy secured his fourth win after a Sox surge, with Bud Metheny delivering the decisive run in the ninth. In the National League, the St Louis Cardinals swept Boston 3-0 and 9-6 to widen their lead as Harry Gumbert tossed a six-hitter in the opener and Whitey Kurowski paced a late-inning offense in the nightcap.
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Dodgers Rally to Beat Pirates in 5 4 comeback victory
Dodgers split Saturday doubleheader with Pirates, winning 5 4 in the nightcap after a 3 2 loss. The rally featured four runs in the eighth, with Billy Herman and Mickey Owen delivering key hits. Dur ing the frame Dolph Camilli was pinch hit for, Joe Medwick contributed, and Max Butcher earned the relief win over Kirby Higbe. First game saw Pirates rally in sixth, Frank Gustine and Bob Elliott drives pacing the visitors. Also note Camp Grant’s Russ Bauers debuts with a 1 0 win over East Chicago Sox.
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Giants and Cubs Split Double Header at Polo Grounds
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds with both games decided by home runs. Ernie Lombardi hit his seventh homer in the tenth to give the Giants a 4 3 win in the opener. Bil Nicholson followed with his 11th roundtripper to lift the Cubs to a 4 3 victory in the nightcap. Mel Ott homered for the Giants in the second game as Claude Passeau allowed ten hits but shut out the team after the fourth. Cliff Melton pitched well in opener despite four straight singles by Lou Novikoff who went 4 for 4 in the game.
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Pioneers Hurlers Top Albany In Back-To-Back Shutouts
The Elmira Pioneers beat the Albany Senators 2 0 and 1 0 in a two game set, advancing to third in the Eastern League. Alex Mustaikis allowed five hits in game one and Bill Baker earned the nightcap win, aided by timely hitting from Barney Lutz Nowak and Muller's extra base hits. About 1,000 spectators braved rain and delays to watch the defensive duel.
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Indians Fall To Nationals In 10th Inning Twin Bill
Cleveland used five hurlers as Washington won 6 to 4 in the 10th after the Nats rallied for four in the seventh. Cleveland tied it in the ninth on Roy Cullendine and Ken Keltner. In the opener, Al Smith hurled five-hit ball for his eighth win against two losses.
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League Baseball Standings and Results Snippet
International series shows Syracuse sweeping Newark 4 0 and 2 1 in 10 innings. Toronto beats Rochester 3 1 while Rochester wins 3 2. Montreal defeats Buffalo 4 3 and 5 1. Jersey City edges Baltimore 5 2 in 11 innings. Fosstponed.
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Miners Fall Twice as Laurels End Streak
The Hartford Laurels stopped the Scranton Miners 6 to 2 in the opener and 7 to 5 in the sunset session. Tommy Neill led with two triples and a single, Don Manno added a triple and a double, and Armand Cardoen held Ollie Byers to prevent a tenth win. Ken Chapman errors spurred two Laurels runs in the sixth, as Byers faltered and a tense moment near Dagnehard’s pitching sparked a near riot.
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Star Virginia Tech pitcher achieves perfect spring grades
All Around Star Blacksburg, Virginia, UPI EB Longworth, star pitcher for the Virginia Tech Gobblers last season, earned a perfect grade in every subject during the spring quarter.
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Browns Top Bosox Twice in Twin Bill Drama
St Louis Browns beat Boston Red Sox 8 7 in the opener and 4 2 in the nightcap. Pitcher Nelson Potter held Boston hitless for four innings in game two while Bobby Doerr hit a seventh inning homer and ran his chances without an error to .306. Chet Laabs belted his 11th circuit blow to decide the first game as Boston tied it in the ninth on Joe Cronin’s pinch hit. Umpires ruled interference on Don Gutieridge play, keeping the score at 7. Fans protested as the Browns claimed both games.
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Baseball In Brief Second Game Sees Elmira Split
Albany and Elmira split a doubleheader with a 5 0 score in the opening game and Elmira losing 7 9 in the second. Cuccurullo Camelli Mustai Kis and Gunning are listed among the players in yesterday's results.
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Detroit Tigers blank Athletics as Bridges pitches three hitter
Detroit tops Philadelphia 9 to 0 behind Tommy Bridges brilliant three hit shutout to move into second in the American League. The A's won the opener 4 to 3 before 31 540 fans at Briggs Stadium. Paul Richard homered for Detroit and Rudy York doubled in two runs. The A's staggered but Esitalela homered in the sixth in the opener.
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Baseball Scores From National League Matches
The record lists daily results with teams like New York Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis and Boston. It shows scores such as New York 4 Chicago 3 Pittsburg 3 Brooklyn 2 and St Louis 6 Boston 11 in nine innings.
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Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Standings
Recap of scores from yesterday including New York over Chicago and Detroit over Philadelphia. Standings show New York leading with 43 wins and 30 losses, Detroit 38 34, Washington 40 37, and St. Louis 35 37 amid tight races. Today's schedule lists no games set.
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Phillies Bleed Red Doubles as Reds Sweep Twice
Cincinnati Reds shut out the slumping Philadelphia Phillies in both ends of a doubleheader, 7-4 and 14-2, before a crowd of 14,273. Bucky Walters earned his first win since May 26 in the opener, drilling three hits including a homer. Ray Starr pitched freely in the nightcap, as the Reds rolled to an 11-run first four innings.
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Troy Raiders Clash at Catholic High Field Tonight
The Troy Raiders prepare to take on Our Lady of Victory at Catholic High Field tonight. The game pits local rivals with stakes for regional standings and pride.
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