Bosox Sweep Browns as Nine Double Plays Highlight Pair
Boston routs St Louis 7 to 2 in game two extending its winning streak to four over the Browns. Walt Masterson earned the victory with seven strikeouts as Boston built a four run cushion in the second inning and unleashed four more in the ninth. The Sox turned nine double plays, aided by errors and steady defense, while Dobson, Draper, and Tebbetts drove in key runs.
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Former Grass Court champion and National Indoor holder Don McNeill moved into the quarterfinals of the Eastern Clay Court championships by beating Theo Sperry of New York 6-2 8-4 and August Ganzenmuller of Sea Cliff 7-3 6-2. Savitt, Clark, and Geller also advanced in the opening rounds.
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Trish Golfer Wins In NCAA Championship Event
Trish Golfer wins NCAA golf title as Notre Dame standout Tim Veech posts 203-yard drives over four matches. Duetiddy Wir Forest Sophomore claims top medal with a 320 yard engine drive, while Paul Halter and John Quiene secure second and third places amid rough competition.
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Lost Weekend For Pitchers In Major Leagues
A wild four day span saw heavy batting with 23 homers in eight games opening Thursday and rising to 39 in eleven games by Friday The surge continued to 27 homers in eight games on Saturday and 14 more on Sunday The American League led by Cleveland and the New York Giants paced the power display with several teams contributing to a record bombing spree
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Demaret Favored to Reach PGA Semi Final
A chaotic fragmentary sports note mentions Demaret as the favorite for the PGA semi final and references other players, venues, and events with unclear details. The garbled text includes mentions of Lansing Park, Friday and Saturday games, and various players like Ted Tapnet and Chandler Harper, but specifics are unreadable.
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Tigers Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader Thriller
Detroiters top New York 6-4 in nightcap after 8-2 opener. Evers belted a three run homer in the late innings to break a tie and power the Tigers to their third straight win atop the AL. New York built early lead with Henrich homers but Gray earned the win for Detroit as Raschal took the loss. Attendance 35,828 at Briggs Stadium.
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Robinson Second In Balloting In Star Game Poll
Robinson trails Kell Musial and Kell tops the balloting for the All Star game lineup at Comiskey Park. Dodgers second baseman Nicknamed Na Johnson leads with 391716 ballots cast, nearing the midnight Saturday cutoff as fans choose starting position players for the American and National Leagues.
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Braves blank Cardinals 4 0 for Bickford first shutout win
Boston pitcher Vern Bickford earned his 6th win and first over St Louis this season as the Braves defeated the Cardinals 4-0. He allowed five hits through seven innings, with Sam Jethroe stealing home in the first and driving in two runs. The 17,434 crowd watched Lovis Slaughter reach third in the ninth but St Louis otherwise failed to threaten.
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Indians Rally Past Indians Lose Doubleheader 5-3
Washington defeats Cleveland 5-3 in the second game as Noren drives in three with a homer and a single. In the opener the Indians win 7-6 on homers by Roxen Doby Boone and Wynn, with Doby and Boone also hitting round-trippers in the second game.
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Phils and Cubs Split Doubleheader as Sauer Homers Twice
Philadelphia and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Cubs winning the first 11-8 after a seven run ninth inning rally. The Phillies won the nightcap 2-1 as Robin Roberts outpitched Bob Rush for Philadelphia's ninth victory. Hank Sauer hit two homers for Chicago in the opener.
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Wimbledon Favorites On Ailing List Crowds Opening Play
Wimbledon opens with favorites hampered by injuries and illness among top players. The field includes Suns and other leading contenders facing uncertain form, while spectators await a dramatic start amid health concerns and lineup adjustments.
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Leaders Win In Valley Loop Clash Sunday Preview
North Petersburg travels to Berlin for Taconic Valley League action as Berlin, 61, hosts Sunday’s game. Berlin seeks a decisive win after recent results, while North Petersburg aims to build on a strong seven‑game run and maintain its top status in the standings.
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Reds sweep Giants as Kluszewski Wyrostek and Pramesa homer
Cincinnati Reds rout New York Giants 6 4 in game one and win the nightcap 6 4 behind homers by Ted Kluszewski Johnny Wyrostek and John Pramesa. Ewell Blackwell earned the opener win and rookie Frank Smith notched his first major league victory. Wyrostek adds four hits in the opener and Thompson homers for the Giants in the nightcap as the Reds total 11 hits in each game.
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National League Results and Standings Shown
Yesterday's NL results include Cincinnati sweeping New York 6 2 and 6 4, Chicago 11 2 over Philadelphia, and Boston 4 over St Louis. Standings show Brooklyn and Philadelphia near top with St Louis and Boston close behind. no games today.
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Hackel Wins in Burden Lake Race Oval Test
Hackel wins a tense Burden Lake race oval event while Cox is injured. He narrowly passes Jim Bedell to take the check, with Denton and Cartleton close behind in the heats. Other contenders include Bedell Nassau, Sewell, Renz, and Albright as the field, with Ravens, Palinrr, Ges sinter, and other Nassau and Tan City participants noted in qualifying order.
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Home Run Binge Continues In Major League Play
New York reports a continuing home run binge across 14 games producing 31 more homers. Brooklyn Dodgers lead in the National League shrank to half a game as the Pirates toppled the Dodgers 16 to 11. In the American League, Detroit held a three game edge by splitting a doubleheader with the Yankees, with the Tigers taking the second game 6-3 after losing the opener.
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Kiner Rupts Dodgers with Two Three-Run Homers in 16-11 Pirates Win
Ralph Kiner blasted two three-run homers and collected eight RBIs as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 16 to 11. Ted Beard also homered for Pittsburgh, while Gil Hodges went deep for Brooklyn.
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Lehner Ties Record as A's Split with White Sox
Lehner tied an American League record with 11 outfield putouts as the Philadelphia Athletics split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox. In the second game rookie Bob Hooper earned his seventh win, while the A's scored six runs in the first inning to secure the 134 victory.
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Eastern League Yesterday’s Result and Trial Play
An Eastern League recap notes yesterday’s baseball results and a trial workout by the Chicago White Sox. The report mentions lineup changes and wind conditions impacting the session, with branding references to Lakeland and international teams.
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Hedrick Wins National 20 Mile Motorcycle Race
Pi Larry Hedrick of San Jose California won the national 20 mile motor cycle racing championship at Bay Meadows in San Mateo California. He broke from the field after half way and withstood challenges from Paul Albrecht of Sacramento, who has titles at 5 and 11 miles. Hedrick’s time was 74 minutes 34 seconds. The four year old motorcycle mechanic and father of four also won his five mile qualifying heat in the fastest time. He rode a Harley Davidson.
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