Hitters Top NE Pitchers Rule in AL and NL
The season shows strong pitching in the American League led by veterans Newhouser Trout Leonard Wolff Sorenson Reynolds Kramer and newcomers Ferriss Pieretti as batters falter. In the National League power remains with Mel Ott Ernie Lombardi and Phil Cavarretta while lefthanders thin the mound and hitters gain edge.
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New York AP
Lemna
Benson
Pinky Geld
John Chapman
Barney McCorky
Johnny Vandermeer
Clyde Showa
Harry Gumbert
Reds
Ae Bee i
Howie Pi Ee
Cubs
Ken Heinwelman
Bob Kitner
Pirates
Lerr French
Kirby Higbe
Dodgers
Hugh Linleaby
Tom Hayres
Phillies
Uncle Sam
Mel Ott
Ernie Lombardi
Joe Smedivick
Bill Nicholson
Phil Caverretta
Bob Elliott
Whitey Kurowski
Ray Sanders
Dixie Walker
Augie Galen
Frank McCormick
VanderMeer
Shoun
Heinkzelman
Pollet
Lanier
French
Vern Olsen
Preacher Roe
Vic Lombardi
Ray Prim
Arnold Carter
Seb Logan
Braves
Tommy
Goody Rosen
Phil Cavarretta
Patters
Hel Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Dutch Leonard
Roger Wolff
Nats
Hank Sorowy
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Jack Kramer
Browns
Dave Ferriss
Red
Miners Triumph In 12 Innings Over Barons 8-4
Wilkes-Barre pitcher Don Thompson struck out 15 as the Scranton Miners beat the Barons 8-4 in 12 innings. After a 4-4 deadlock, Scranton shelled Pill Booness in the 12th scoring four runs to secure the win. Bonness allowed the decisive runs and took the loss.
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Miners Trim Barons
Wilkes-Barre
Don Thompson
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Scratiton Miners
Pill Booness
Bonness
Rob Madzan
Jose Herekul
Exhibition Tilt Between Pirates and Tigers Canceled
The Office of Beluse Transportation refused permission for the July 16 exhibition between the Pittsburg Pirates and the Detroit Tigers. Pirates President and an official spokesman cited required route changes as the reason for cancellation.
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Pittsburg
Office of
Belsuse Transportation
Pittsburg Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Csepps Chandler
Benswanger
Pirates
Senators Triumph Over Trips in Double Bill at Stadium
Albany's Senators swept a doubleheader at Hewkines Stadium, winning 7-1 and 4-0 behind two strong pitching pairings. Gene Bearden earned the opener win after a four run fourth inning. Valenzuela and Kish starred in the second game as Albany piled up hits and capitalized on miscues for a shutout.
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Senators
Albany
Ansle
Binghanston
Hewkines Stadium
Rhe
Igiors Adpo
Bingkamter
Uni ‘Staten
Gene Bearden
Yeleneuel
Eimer Kish
Seacie
Jack Mayhew
Tony Gurakony Prensa
Laren Babe
Hish
Toor Webster
Mayhew
Rip Collin
Tishteap
Clark ‘Henry
Bih Luzensky
Meyhew
Smith
Valenzulla
Vernon Lewis
Henry Webster
Meyhen
Luzansky
Green Valley Triumphs in Top Race Event at Raceway
Green Valley led from start to finish in the top event at Serscoga Raceway on night two, winning heat one ahead of Manners with Anitra Abdex third, and dominating heat two as Manners again trailed. The program also lists results from related races at Albany and Binghamton with multiple horses and riders noted.
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Serscoga
Green Valley
Hf Strout
Greenwich
Ftacure
Spa
Manners
Anitra Abdex
Valley
Doris Isiena
Binghamton
Holtsrood Post AL Wobec Babe
Hollyread Zatter J
Buckle Porempkin
Toben
Suner
Wye Boy
Beier Patehen
Ner Sterotka
C. Zo
Breter Sazen
Rose
jBests
Bolyrood
A. Wiliams
Tavansiy
Zloezzo
Wee Boy
F Wiewalta
Mayhew
Colina
Tern Fonvrocht Latimer
MeNexs
Guzak
Pet Parchemi
Ofassamee Bish
Torals al
Roya Anpey
Bodzey
Srygramtox
ALBAN
Ciera
Sree
Cataoa
Baye
Sterocke
Web
Ietek
Pacteneon
Bensa
Samea
de Greenwich
Son
Coten
Lewis
Woodtea
Stout
Webster
Colins
Kish
Mansers
R. Day
Io ‘Webster
Coltics
Anita Abbey
Suor
Alvany
Bear-toria
Mary A. Masseygen
Nimed
Serana Ned Augetise
A_Jodes
Mies Rutherfend
J. Craig
G. Tingles
Clarence
Barover
A-Creen
Doris Isle
R.allen
Guy Nutonia
Anica Ader
Mary — Esha
Stott
Rossen Sea
Barcbeenie Hanover
J. Devitay
A. Jones
I Xi
George B
Brook Thom
Lille Miéred
Mise Rumertend
Montgomery Signs For Moran Bout
Philadelphia promoters announced that Bob Montgomery the world lightweight champion and Mexican boxer Vick Moran have signed to a ten round bout here on July 9. Montgomery recently lost a decision to Morten in Los Angeles last month.
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Philadelphia
Hermen Taylor
Bob Montgomery
Vick Moran
Montgomery
Morten
Los Angeles
Troy Firemen St Josephs to Clash Tomorrow
Troy Firemen and St Josephs softball squads will meet tomorrow night at 6 96 at Monroe and Fourth Streets. A sports program follows the contest with fries for attendees. Lafayette retains coach Ben Wolfson for his third season as Maroon mentor after a 6 1 record.
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Troy
St. Joseph’s
St Joseph's
Troy Firemen
Monroe
Fourth Streets
Fries
Lafayette
Easton
Lafayette Cab Loge
Yeserday
Ben Wolfson
Dali
Segura Opens Net Title Defense in Evanston Win
Pancho Segura, a two time champion and new University of Miami student, defeated Notre Dame’s George Batterman 62 63 in a second round National Collegiate tennis match after drawing a first round bye. Other seeds advanced as the week long tournament narrows the field. In a separate note, Detroit Tigers pitcher Bil Pierce was optioned to Buffalo on a 24 hour recall basis.
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Bvanston
Pancho Segura
University of Miami
Fia
George’Batterman
Notre Dame
Segura
Jack Cardall
California Tech
Ick Bulzélich
George Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Welter Veselich
Buzelich
Harcourt Waters
Tulane
Howard
McCall
Georgia Tech
Arnold Beisser
College of the Pacific
Snally
Acore
Fierce
Bisons
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Bil Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Art Houtteman
Golf Stars Tune Up for Victory Open at Calumet
The Victory National Open golf tourney kicks at Calumet Country Club in Chicago Friday through Sunday with 31 pros and 14 amateurs. Notables include Byron Melson Harold McSpaden Sam Byrd Craig Wood and Jimmy Hines. Hogan and Snead face uncertain participation as field arrangements shift for pro woman pro amateur and pro senior events.
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Chicago
Calumet Country Cla
Arive Fordough
Byron Melson
Harold
Jug
McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Craig
Wood
Jimmy Hines
Emakéur
le Party Berg
Marines
Minneapolis Star
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Steve Kovaen
Pittsburg
Ky Eagoer
Revolta
Steson
George Hardy
Stanstos
Ape Warta
Ben Hogan
Army Air Force
Berg
Hogan
McSpaden J
Pisy
Bes
Sem Snead
Nelson
Byrd
Detroit
Mel Spadénard Hogan
Raceway Entries Feature Diverse Trotting and Pacing Races
The program lists multiple race events with purses from 200 to 500 dollars. Entries include names such as Lane Abbey, Susy Hal, Busy, and Prologue Mack. The card covers pacing and trotting divisions for three-year-olds and up, with multiple dash formats and post times around 8:15 pm.
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Shane Halch
Farben
Bustice
G. Metzari
Becuss
Murse
I. Bufes Hasover
Peckham
Suzny
W. Bera
Dow Juas
Deri
Leon Fortes
Daz
Fricke
Bentetta Happrest
Jonesy
Sargenta
Hite
Buster CR
Drackstex
Lawenford Scott
Rusk
Profects
Mack
Houskter
Black Rénny Fe
Guertin
White
C. Peckham
Black
Bonny
Guerting
Laweniiit
Buen
Mies
Kitty Bunter
R. Drackwley
Yanks Edge Browns 5-4 In St Louis Thanks to late rally
New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 4 in a three game series opener at Sportsmans Park. The Yankees erased a one run deficit with a sixth inning tie and an eighth inning winner driven in by Bill Zuber after Stainback and Garberk singles. tex Shirley sparked Brown rallies early, but Zuber delivered the decisive hit as New York cut Detroit's lead to a half game.
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St Louis
New York Yankees
Detroit
St Louis Browns
Yankees
Sportsmans' Park
Yanks
Ali Hollingaworth
Tex Shirley
Tve
Browns
New York
Bill Zuber
Tuck Stainback
Roy Garberk
Tigers
Dusit
Fox Dresener
ST. Lot
Hresrich
Sehulte
McQuinn
Stephens
Moore
Christmas
B. Marin
Gray
Mazense
Gutteridge
Fslingerorsh
S Ogaort
Martin Us Starz
Sth
Ram
Martn
Marthi
Martin Dobie
Pire
Christman
Ant McQuin MacQuinn
Stephenk
Shirley
Zuser
Stirawells
Birmingham Barons Acquire Cecil Dynamite Dunn
Birmingham Barons announce the purchase of Cecil Dynamite Dunn, a first baseman from Mobile, previously with St Paul in the American Association. Dunn drove in 203 runs last season in the Southern Association. General Manager Paul Floresce disclosed the deal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cecil
Dynamite) Dunn
Chandler to Meet With Club Bosses
Senator Chandler of Kentucky as baseball commissioner said owners from both leagues will meet in Cincinnati on July 12 to discuss the budget for his new office Chandler also noted he will take only his Senate salary and his staff is arranging permanent offices.
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Washington
Chandler
D-Ky
Senate
Cinncinati
Ike Reveals Pro Baseball Past At Polo Grounds
Dwight D. Eisenhower disclosed at the Polo Grounds that he once played professional baseball, under the name Wilson, in the Kansas State League. A check shows A D. Wilson appeared in nine games for Action City in Central Kansas, batting .255, with limited fielding.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Polo Grounds
Wilson
D. Wison
Uaction City
Kansas
Ike
West Point
Hawlessly
Tigers
Kalfeminings
Ty Hal Newhouser
al Benton
Dizey Trout
Les Mueller
Boston
Dave Serrias
Joe
Standings and schedules from the National and American Leagues
Baseball standings show Brooklyn, St Louis, New York, Chicago and Philadelphia leading in the National League with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati near the top. American League leaders include Detroit, New York, Boston and Chicago. Probable pitchers listed for several games. yesterday’s results include New York beating St. Louis 5 4 and Albany defeating Binghamton 7 4 in the Eastern League.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Roe J
Strincevich
Munro
Brewer
Derringer
Pfunmd
Herring
Kennedy
Heusner
Cooper
Hutchings
St Louis
Donnehly
Jurisich
Weratt
Sproull
Detroit BR
AB Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Blue
Bevens
Jakucki
O'Neill
Caldwell
Detroit
Leotard
Overmire
Christopher
Reynolds
Old Time Baseball Scouts Favor Modern Youth At Troy Camp
Brooklyn Dodgers scout camp opens at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with Turk Karam in charge and Branch Rickey backing the program. Hundreds of boys 9:30 to 5 seek professional paths through tryouts, weed-out drills, and farm-system innovations as Paul Sahagian helps bring the event to Troy.
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Troy Area
Trojan Johnsy Byers
Tomorow
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Branch Ritkey
Dodgers
Turk Karam
Brooklyn
Hoya
Robert 2. Finch
Rickey
Branch Rickey
Moore Stages Decisive Tenth Round KO in Cleveland
Archie Moore, the hard punching California middleweight, defeated Ling Marshall at Cleveland Stadium after battering him with a pair of knockdowns in the final round. Referee Jackie Davis stopped the bout 1:35 into the tenth as Marshall fell through the ropes. Moore was awarded every round on the Associated Press scorecard.
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Cleveland
Postpone in CYO Senior Loop. baseball games delayed tonight
All Senior League baseball games are postponed due to high school graduation exercises. The teams will resume play Sunday with doubleheaders planned. The note cites weathered racing anecdotes about Tod Sloan and trainer Alfred Day, plus discussion of jockey Ted Atkinson and whip use.
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ODT
Raceway
Titan Hanover
Calumet Chuck
Barry Pownall
Arden Homestead Stables
Saratoga Raceway
Goshen
Singhamto
Arrmoa
Mckenna
Surtar
Sisode
Martling
Ra Daclela
Soros Serros Frakag
Ty Thater
Martt
Waynem
Guzax
Bhickner
Dete
Surcar
Alenzotia
Sustar
Uxres
Biashamton
Adbery
AnTe
badz—Smith
Valeomizia
Siruch
Aikoper
Moran
Sam
Williams
St. Troy
Golf Stars
Dunn
Harland Clift Romeredom
Dave Ferris
Red Sox
Sundes
Ferris
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Bret
Hal Mewhouser
Russ Christopher
Hank Borowy
Marine Pieretti
Roger Watt
Steve Gromek
Thornton Lee
Orval Grove
Dezzy Trout
Haji Gregg
Bill Woiselie
Rip Sewall
Bobo Newsom
Athletics
Nels Potter
Ted Lyons
Bump Hagley
Tommy Holmes
Eddie Basinski
J. Q-Albany
Williamsport
Elmira
Pimira
Scranton
Utica
Hartford
Someon Utica
Willamsport
Elintra
Scrantos
Wilkes Bac
Wilkes Berre
Emin
McGrath
Sandbot Ang
Sir Barton
Sher
Omer Khayyam
Sun Briar
Slippery Elm
Paul Jones
Jobin PF. Grier
Tryster
Porter
Harford
Re Wes
John Marshh
Christiana Stable
J. A A. Estey
Marshall
CYO
Tod
Sloan
Alfred J. Day
Day
Tommy Loates
Ted Atkinson
Oldtiaeers
Carol Shilling
Earl Sande
Eas
America
Baceway
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