Cubs Schmitz Tops Dodgers in 5-4 Victory
Johnny Schmitz pitched 2.2 innings of relief to secure a 5-4 Chicago win over Brooklyn. Patko and Smalley homered for the Cubs, with Pafko adding a key shot as Chicago built a sixth inning lead before holding off a late Dodgers rally.
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Nat Splurge In 9th Routs Tigers 8-2
Washington broke open a 4-4 game in the ninth inning scoring four times to rally past Detroit 8-2 at Barges Stadium. Sid Hudson tossed eight hits over nine innings and Eddie Yost, Coan homered as the Nats overcome Frente Hutchinson’s strong start and Hal White and Calvert in relief.
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LaMotta to defend title against Graziano at Polo Grounds
Jake LaMotta signed to defend his middleweight title against ex-champion Rocky Graziano in a 15 round bout on June 28 at the Polo Grounds. The IBC bypassed the Managers Guild, a dispute tied to a radio television contract, with both sides posting bonds and a 30 percent purse for each fighter. If Graziano wins a rematch would follow within 80 days, and the IBC would gain exclusive rights to Graziano for three years should he regain the title.
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Mize Seeks Shoulder Help From Phog Allen
Johnny Mize, with the Kansas City Blues, visited Dr. F C Phog Allen of the University of Kansas for treatment of a troublesome right shoulder that has plagued him since last August with the New York Giants. He has continued to play despite the pain.
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Churchill Purchases Third Racehorse Canyon Kid
Winston Churchill buys an unraced two year old named Canyon Kid as his third horse. The stable includes Walter Nightingale of Epsom and the French bred Colonel, a four year old standout who has twice earned winning brackets this season.
Stengel Praises Yankees as Team Than Last Year
Casey Stengel, praising the Yankees in Cleveland, says the World Champs are a better team than last year. He notes strong pitching and hitting, cites DiMaggio and Rizzuto, and predicts continued success on the road trip despite aiming for more pitching.
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Berlin Tops Valatie in 12-11 Extra-Inning Victory
Berlin defeated Valatie 12-11 after Fran Gardner drove in two runs with a bases loaded double in the 12th inning. Al Resty earned the win in relief, tossing a no hitter through six before allowing two hits in the seventh. Valatie tied the game in the seventh with a three-run outburst, but Gardner's homer in the eighth gave Berlin the lead back for good.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Results across the National League include Chicago 4 Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 6 New York 5 with scattered rain and postponed games. Standings show Brooklyn leading Philadelphia by two games with New York and Cincinnati following, plus West Coast and Western teams listed with mixed records. Upcoming pitchers include Guinnnat at Breton and Spahn at Raffensh as well as Kennedy and Dickson in key matchups.
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Marusic and Creavy Earn PGA Qualifying Spots
In a 36 hole qualifier at Wollerts Roost, Molon Marusic and Joe Creavy outpaced 12 challengers to secure the twin spots for the National PGA Championship to be held June 16 23 at Seloto Country Club Columbus. Creavy fared better early then struggled late while veteran Gerlak closed strongly.
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NYU Moves Toward Return to Football Scholarships
New York University announced a shift toward reinstating football and related programs with athletic scholarships increased by 40 percent. Chancellor Harry Woodburn cited NSW's adoption of a five month study by a special committee on athletic policy. The panel urged following the NCAA sanity code, boosting athletic scholarships, and raising student athletic fees about 40 percent.
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Snyder Leads Cadets In Golf Victory Over Watervliet
Cadet Jack Snyder starred with a 79 to help La Salle defeat Watervliet 87 4 to 374 in a La Salle Watervliet match. Snyder topped the field with par 70 on the goals course as Moynihan noted, with teammates Flinton 31 and de fe 94 giving La Salle a 3 point edge.
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Reds Rally Past Braves With Four-Run Seventh
Cincinnati's Bodton Ramsdell improved to 2-1 with eight strikeouts in a seven inning gem as the Reds rallied for a 6-2 win over Boston. Johnny Pramesa delivered a two-run triple during a decisive seventh inning, scoring Normie Roy and igniting the burst behind a three-hit night for Cincinnati. Ramsdell, making his first start since joining from Brooklyn, survived a ninth-inning threat to seal the victory.
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Fireman Turnesa Gunning For Stranahan In Brit Amateur
Fireman Will Turnesa eyes a Friday semi final clash with Red Hot Stranahan after Stranahan swept A C Gibson in the second round of the British Amateur Golf Tournament. Stranahan’s accurate approach and deadly putting led to a 38 combined strokes, four under par, while Turnesa and Dick Chapman advanced through byes and wins as cold weather and light crowds lingered.
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Westlake Grand Slam caps Pirates 6-0 win over Phillies
Wally Westlake drilled a bases loaded grand slam in the eighth inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-0. Rookie Bill MacDonald fought through three hits for the Pirates while Russ Meyer was touched up late, with Ralph Kiner drawing an intentional pass before Westlake delivered the key blast at Shibe Park.
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Widmar Delivers Four Hits As Browns Defeat A's
St Louis right fielder Widmar granted Philadelphia four hits as the Browns won 7 to 1. Ewen Friend and Ray Coleman led the attack with homers, Friend hitting two with runners aboard. The A's lone run came in the fifth off Mike Guetta. Friend homered in the second after Hank Arft doubled, another in the eighth with Arft on base, while Coleman added a fifth inning homer.
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BCHS Beats Cohoes 6-2 In Two Hitter
Bethalsheim Central’s BCHS pitchers held Cohoes to two runs as Bill Grean went two hit innings and his team built a five run fifth inning on walks and errors to seal a 6-2 victory. Harold Schermerhorn drove in a run and Cohoes early in the game while the Eagles broke open late.
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Big Ten to vote on renewal of Rose Bowl pact
Chicago The Big Ten may revise or drop its Rose Bowl football pact with the Pacific Coast Conference this weekend. The five year agreement ends New Year’s Day and Big Ten athletic fathers meet in Evanston Illinois tomorrow through Saturday to decide renew or not amid mixed sentiments about the classic post season.
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