Scarborough Leads White Sox Past Yankees In Extra Innings
Chicago and New York traded blows as Ray Scarborough pitched 12 innings for the White Sox who beat the Yankees 6-4. Mary Rickert Gus Zernial and Robinson provided decisive runs while Yogi Berra Gene Woodling and DiMaggio contributed for New York in a tense 12th inning finish.
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Tigers Rout Phillies 16-5 Behind Hutchinson and Kell
Detroit jumped on Philadelphia early with 21 hits as Freddy Hutchinson earned his fifth win and George Kell starred with a homer triple and double. Ted Gray also improved to five wins, while Vic Wertz and Hoot Evers supplied key hits as Detroit defeated Philadelphia 16 to 5 before 17449 fans.
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Byrd
Ed Kieran
Freddy Hutchinson
Ted Gray
George Kell
Pirates Snap Streak With 5-4 Win Over Braves
Pirates end their nine game skid by defeating the Braves 5-4 in a tense game. Despite errors early, Pittsburgh rallied behind solid batting and clutch plays to secure the victory.
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11-5 Red Sox rout Indians as Williams and Dropo homer
Boston defeats Cleveland 11 to 5 behind Ted Williams and Walt Dropo homers. Al Williams and Luke Banter belted four-baggers for Cleveland. Feller struggled with wild first inning as Brooklyn and St. Louis also noted in the recap.
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Cleveland Indians
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Cambridge Tops Hoosick Valley 4 1 In League Play
Cambridge defeats Hoosick Valley 4 to 1 as Bob Christian fans nine and John Ryan strikes out five. Don Potter has two Hoosick Valley hits including a double. Chastald doubles and singles for Cambridge, Elton Littet adds a two bagger.
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Bethlehem Central Edges Waterview 1-0 In Extra Innings
Bethlehem Central won a 1-0 thriller over Waterview High in an Eastern Conference contest that went to extra innings. Maron pitched for BCHS allowing three hits and striking out four, while Kenig yielded three hits. The winning run scored in the bottom of the eighth on a passed ball with runners on base.
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Oates
Gorton
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Irons Out Grid Tangle In Stock Deal With Browns
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell announced a deal to move three former Buffalo players to the Cleveland Browns as part of a post defunct AAC talent redistribution. Bread received a one fourth interest in the Browns while other terms remained undisclosed.
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New York Wins Ninth Inning Thriller Over Cincinnati
Giants dodge errors to score two in the ninth and beat Cincinnati 7 to 5. Ramadell allowed five hits in 2 23 innings as Stanky scored on an error and Mueller drove in the tying run before Whitey Lockman drove in the winning run with a single and Stanky scored on a fielder choice.
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Browns overpower Senators in two games to take doubleheader
The St Louis Browns routed Washington in a night doubleheader, 10-3 and 6-4, as Washington pitchers struggled. Outfielder Gu Coan left the game with a fractured skull, and others including Owen Friend, Dick Walk, Mickey Grasso, and Sam Mele faced injuries or recalls from the game.
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Trov Netters Bow To Heady
The fragmentary text shows a sports note about a match involving Trov Netters and Heady with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the key action only as a lost-score contest outcome.
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Citation Seeks Money Record In Golden Gate Mile
The 4 year old Bull Lea son Citation seeks a $20 000 added Golden Gate Mile victory to become the all time money winner. Bolero ridden by Langdon poses a strong challenge as he seeks to lengthen beyond six furlongs.
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Belmont Stakes contenders in Peter Pan Handicap field
Five three year olds race in Belmont Park mile and a half test for the Belmont on June 10 led by Mr Trouble and Ford. Entries include Perd Passemeon Nobles and others from George D Widener and BL Williams lines. Eddie Arcaro may ride Mr Trouble with Conn McCreary anticipated on Ferd.
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