Kell Evers and Trout spark Red Sox to led Indians win
Boston surged to the AL lead behind George Kell Hoot Evers and Dizzy Trout who combined for a 13 11 win over Cleveland. Kell and Evers each hit a two run homer while Trout earned his second victory in relief as Boston broke a 9 9 tie after Mel Parnell faltered.
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City Softball League Standings and Tonight’s Schedule
Standings show Plumly 5, Arthur 4, Berryville 4, Novick 3, Royal Crown 2, O Sullivan 2 with percentages 714, 666, 71, 428, 333, 285. Tonight's schedule lists Lutheran vs Market Street on diamond 1, Cork Street vs Highland on diamond 2 first game, Braddock Street vs Episcopal on diamond 2 second game.
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Plumly Edges Novick 2 1 In City Softball League Thriller
Plumly edged Novick 2 to 1 to seize the league lead as a tight pitchers duel dominated until late. Alfred Armel doubled and scored in the sixth, and Boyd scored the eventual winning run in the seventh after a sequence that included C Smiths sacrifice bunt. Donald struck out Dorsey with the tying run on second to end it.
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National Fruit routs Friendship in city league girls game
National Fruit overwhelmed Friendship 24 hits and 1 run before officials called the game in the third inning. Singhas, Braithwaite, Hendricks, Brown and Bailey led National Fruit with multiple hits while Derflinger and Coffelt provided Friendship’s only extra bases. Luttrell earned the win, Derflinger the loss.
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National League Standings and Results
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 29 wins. New York and Chicago follow, with Cincinnati and St. Louis mid-pack. Wednesday results include Chicago a 6 2 loss to New York and Brooklyn 7 4 over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 10 8. American League updates include Boston 25 18 and Cleveland 26 19 at top, with New York and Washington close behind. Detroit beat New York 13 29, while St. Louis vs Washington was rained out.
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Lionettes Bolt To 16 7 Victory Over Scales In Softball
The Lionettes exploded for eight runs in the first inning and coasted to a 16 7 win over Toledo Scales at Sen Seny Park. Berg led with a triple while Hawkins Green Anderson Jones Boone and Berg Md produced key hits. Boone held Scales to six hits as Robinson was tagged for 21 safeties in a high scoring Girls' Softball League contest.
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Dr Luther Ferebee former Norfolk coroner dies at 67
Dr Luther Clyde Ferebee 67, longtime Norfolk County coroner and former Virginia House member, died unexpectedly at his South Norfolk home after a heart attack. He had been in declining health for some time.
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Arthur Swamps O Sullivan Nine in City League Clash
Arthur Swamps O Sullivan nine 23 to 14 in a City League game after building a 15 run lead then watching O Sullivan rally to tie 14 14. Hart hammered two triples a homer and a single in six at bats while Whitlock Seldon O Connell Pingley White contributed power including a grand slam by Tresp.
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Manuscript of Gone With the Wind Largely Burned by Request
Stephens Mitchell reveals that after Margaret Mitchell died her husband John R. Marsh burned most of the Gone With the Wind manuscript. A few pages were kept in a vault for authenticity disputes. Mitchell says the family possessions, including the Peachtree Street home, should stay within the family.
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