Dodgers Beat Cardinals To Halt St Louis First-Place Run
Brooklyn Dodgers win 7-3 at St Louis as unearned runs in the second inning tied the score and started a rally off Rod Munger. Enos Slaughter homered for St Louis, while Roy Campanella homer’d for Brooklyn. Roe improves to 7-3, Munger takes the loss.
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Braves Triumph 6 5 Over Pirates on Jethroe Heroics
Boston Braves edged Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 5 as Jethroe drove in the decisive run in the ninth inning. Sam Jones earned his ninth win for the Braves, while Wally Westlake and Sam Jethroe provided late power. Mel Queen started for the Pirates and was supported by Ralph Miner and Torgeson homers amid a high-scoring late rally.
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Yankees Recall Mize and Martin to Bolster Infield
The New York Yankees recalled Johnny Mise and My Martin from Kansas City to bolster the infield. Mise returns after a sore throwing arm and is needed for Tommy Henrich’s condition while Martin provides pinch hitting depth and infield insurance behind Casey Stengel.
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Jones 5 Hits Cubs As Giants Score 6
Jones went the distance for New York in a 6 to 5 win over Chicago. Henry Thompson and Al Dark paced the Giants attack with a homer and a key RBI sequence, as Bob Rush and Paul Minner struggled for the Cubs.
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Saigh Sees Gardella Set for Release From Organization
New York up Carl Saigh, president of the St Louis Cardinals, announced Gardella would be released after a conference with Joe Mathes in Houston. Waivers will be sought in the National League to finalize Gardella’s release from organized baseball. Gardella said he was paid something during his Samo stint, though he knew nothing of the payment.
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Yankees Tame Browns as Newcomers Debut in Victory
The New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 7 to 4 with two home runs by Joe Collins and Bart Ferra, plus timely hits from Berra. New Browns arrivals Jim Delaing and George Stirnweiss starred, while Vic Raschi earned the decision with eight innings pitched.
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Indians Triumph Over A's 4 3 On Kellner Hart Homer
Cleveland uses Kellner Hart and Kellner p to edge Philadelphia 4 3 as Kaster and Kennedy drive in runs. Early Wynn earns fourth win while Kellner leaves after line drive to temple. Dillinger and Valen pace Phillies with late homers.
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Dwyers Fall 10-3 to Hoboes in Non-Loop Tilt
Helderburg League action saw the Dwyers commit three errors and strike out three times as Hoboes built a 10 to 3 win. Ken Spillane reached on a dropped third strike, then scored on a Frank Gray error and Jim Powell’s single in the third. The Dwyers added a lone run in the sixth after Fred Cileilo struck out and the ball was mishandled, with Frank Lord driving in Dwvere on an infield hit.
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Snuggery Rally Edges Arena A In Tight Finish
In a tense league contest Snuggery Rally defeated Arena A 11 to 10. Tom Campion homered and added a triple for Snuggery while Mahomer and Filata contributed key hits as the rally held. Tulsa, Okt. manager Rennie Roemanns Kelty and Tandary reacted to plays with decisive moves and comments on Gardell and Bergmann amid the close finish.
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Rennie Roemanns
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Leanne Chin
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Merkle the Hermit of Baseball Plans Ist Return in 23 Years
The article notes Willie Merkle, famed as the Hermit of Baseball, preparing for his first game in 23 years. It describes his storied past, a long absence from the sport, and anticipated return amid fan interest and local attention.
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Washington Favored In Regatta Today
The 48th Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta is set for 5 pm on the Ohio River at Marietta. Washington and California are listed as favorites as 32 crews navigate a slower current and favorable weather with over 40 000 expected in gate receipts.
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St. Augustine's Edge All-Troys For Second City League Win
St Augustine's and the All-Troys battled in a 10 inning National Division game at 112th Street Park. Connors and Carella led the Manning batting effort while Werene and Walker supplied the winning battery and McCarthy and Fitz cher starred for the All-Troys.
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Newhouser Stars as Tigers Top Sox in Abbreviated Duel
Lefty Hal Newhouser pitched and batted Detroit to a 4 1 victory over Boston in front of 54 086 at Fenway Park. Newhouser doubled home the decisive run in the sixth inning after a two base error sparked a heated bench scuffle with Boston. He allowed one run as the Tigers pulled ahead early and held the Beant owners scoreless until the ninth.
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Eagles Seek Games With Teams Of Nine To Thirteen
The Eagles from St. Francis parish pursue matches with teams of nine to thirteen players. Captain Vito Cerulli can be reached in Troy at 7634 or 3725 W. Players listed include Michael Batex Tony Melili Albert Del Vecchio Bob Goyer Dickie Weaver Tommy Weaver Tammy Cerulli Bob Welcome and Rarmony Krogh.
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Rarmony Krogh
Michaels Leads AL All-Star Poll For Second Base
Chicago reports 14 year old Michaels of the Washington Nata leading the American League second base vote for the 17th annual All-Star game in Chicago with 9 778 votes, ahead of Bobby Doerr and others. Williams leads the outfielders with 20 714 votes while Dohy and DiMaggio follow.
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Larry Dohy
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Joe DiMaggio
Citation Eyes Nemesis Noor In Golden Gate Handicap
Albany Cal Calums notes recaps a third clash between the famed Citation and rival Noor in the Forty Niners Handicap at Golden Gate. Noor carries 123 pounds to Citations 128 as the field trims to a tighter five pound spread, with Noor seeking revenge after two prior defeats. Burley Park trains Noor while Calumet Farm’s champion Citation returns from a strong Santa Anita run.
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Broken Hand Forces Graziano Out Of Bout In New York
A fractured left hand sidelined Rocky Graziano and prompted the International Boxing Club to seek a substitute for the June 28 middleweight title bout with champion Jake LaMotta at the Polo Grounds. Laurent Dauthuille of France and other contenders were discussed as stand-ins while Graziano faces about three weeks of recovery.
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White Sox Crush Nationals 7-1 in One Inning Rally
Chicago scored all seven runs in the third inning to beat Washington 7-1 before 24,026. Ray Scarborough earned his third win in four starts despite ten walks. Dave Philley hit his fourth homer in the third, driving in three runs as Chicago pulled away from starter Steve Nagy and reliever Bob Rose.
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No Entries For Superman AAU All-Around Contest
The Amateur Athletic Union plans an all-around championship Sunday June 25 at Morigan State College. events include 100 yards mile hurdles 120 yards high jump broad jump pole vault and throws of a 16 pound shot 11 pound hammer and 16 pound weight plus 88 yard walk. No entrants or confirmation had arrived by press time including Jack Armstrong and C W Ashley noted officials. Brundage formerly champion and later AOA president recalls past titles in 1914 1916 and 1918 with a two year gap before 1920.
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Brownies Triumph 18-6 Behind Kolakowski At Knickerbacher Field
Siena College pitcher Ed Kolakowski Jr starred, lifting the Brownies to an 18 to 6 win over the Cooneys at Knickerbacher field. Caulk Bower contributed a triple and two singles, Ned Dougharty added a double and two hits, while Kirkner made standout catches in the field.
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