DiMaggio Ends Slump With Homer In Yankees Rally
Joe DiMaggio returns after 65 games to lead New York past Boston 11 2 behind a solo shot and a tying run setup. Allie Reynolds hurls eight innings for the win as Ted Williams and the Red Sox threaten late but fail to rally.
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Lemon Tops Tigers 4-2 as Indians win behind Lemon
Bob Lemon starred for Cleveland, driving in the winning run with a third inning double to score Bob Kennedy. The Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 4-2 in front of about 50,000 fans, with Virgil Trucks taking the loss.
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Hartung Hurls and Hartung’s homer give Giants 3-1 win over Braves
Clint Hartung pitched and batted the New York Giants to a 2-1 three hit victory over the Boston Braves. Hartung hit his 3rd homer of the season in the fifth to provide the decisive run, while Sid Gordon added his 12th homer for the Giants. Warren Spahn suffered his sixth loss as Hartung fanned five and walked four.
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Sugar Ray Aims To Defend Welter Title After Gavilan Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson said he intends to remain welterweight champion, contingent on defeating Kid Gavilan in Philadelphia. Manager George Gainsford asserted Robinson can make 147 pounds and plans to defend the title within five weeks of the Gavilan bout, asking NBA and the New York Commission to name the No 1 challenger and set terms.
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St. Peter's Triumph In Ninth Inning Close Game
A late rally powered St. Peter's to a 4 run win with a key hit by Marcie Schenaer and a defensive stand by the bullpen. Forks's city team fought to the end but fell short as St. Peter's claimed victory in a tense ninth inning.
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Pollet Blanks Cubs For 2-0 Cardinal Victory
Pollet pitched his second shutout of the year as St Louis blanked Chicago 2-0. The Redbirds scored two runs in the third and three in the seventh off Bob Chipman, while Pollet allowed only six hits with five strikeouts.
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Catskill Woman Surges To Lead Northeastern NY Golf Meet
Mrs. Gertrudt Hallenbeck of Catskill Country led the Northeastern New York Women's Golf Association tournament at Albany Country Club with an 83, finishing two strokes ahead of Margaret Cramer Aptier Amsterdam and Mrs. Frank McNamee. The meet drew about 80 players and featured multiple class and handicap divisions with low gross and net prizes awarded to several area golfers.
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Eallo's 18 Club Stona Vets By 9 3
Eallo's 18 Club defeated Stona Vets 9 to 3 in a softball contest at Vanderheyden Field. The game featured solid hitting from Eallo's and tight defense to secure the win.
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Kellner Wins fifth straight as A's top Nats 6 1
Philadelphia Athletics defeat Washington 6 to 1 behind pitcher Alex Kellner who earned his 11th win of the season. Kellner allowed seven hits and helped his offense rally with three runs in the first inning, aided by Hank Majeski's single and subsequent miscues by Sam Dente and Endie Robinson.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
National League results show New York 2 Boston 1, Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia, Chicago 0 St. Louis, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn leads with 40 losses 25 wins for a .615 pace, followed by St. Louis and Philadelphia. Boston and New York sit mid pack with 81 and 62 wins totals respectively.
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Pete Gray Released By Dallas Club
Local baseball notes report Pete Gray was released by a Dallas club in the Texas League amid unclear details. The piece mentions Jim Kirby and regional connections, noting Gray resided at 14 Nanticoke Place and had previously played for larger teams, with indications of discipline and future prospects unclear in the fragment.
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Snider lifts Dodgers over Phillies with 12th homer
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 9 to 8 at Shibe Park as Duke Snider belted a three run homer in the seventh. Preacher Roe won his seventh of the season for the league leaders while Robin Roberts took the loss in relief.
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Shields Fourth In College Golf Medal Play
Shields placed fourth in the medal play of the national collegiate golf championship. Falster led after a 79 opening, with North Texas State’s Cransell and Texas A&M’s Bent tying for second. Vernon Vera of North Carolina led early before settling back as the field balanced scores around 72.7 percent.
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Wimbledon Upset Doubles Shake American Stars
Top seeded doubles fell as Bromwich Bedggman and Falkenburg Drobn y lost in tight battles at Wimbledon. American combos Gonzales Parker and SidwellBrown reached later rounds amid a two day surge for the United States. Women’s singles saw Todd and Rabany reach semi finals with British challengers advancing. Trojan softball clinched a forfeit win over Maker Vets at Laureate Field.
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