Whitlock Tosses 3-Hitter As Arthur Tops Novick 7-1
Alonzo Whitlock fired a three hitter to beat Novick 7-1 as J V Arthur closed within one game of league leader Plumly. Keller and Swisher drove in runs while Whitlock added three RBIs and Arthur benefited from timely hitting and solid defense at Sen Seny Park.
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Musial Leads National Hitters as DiMaggio Tops AL
Stan Musial repeats as National League batting leader at .330 for St Louis. Hank Sauer drops to sixth after a 29 point slide despite 18 homers and 59 RBIs. In the AL, Dom DiMaggio falls 11 points but stays ahead of Al Rosen at .342 and .330 respectively. Rosen and others pace RBIs with 38, tied for homers with Walt Dropo and Vic Wertz at 11.
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Opequon Edges Highland 14-10 in Church League clash
Opequon beat Highland 14 to 10 at Senseng Park in a seven lead change contest. Richard Dick homered and doubled for Opequon while L Hodgson had three hits and B Driver plus H Hodgson two each. W Driver led Highland with three hits as the two squads traded runs throughout the nine innings.
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Cork Triumphs Over Episcopal To Remain Unbeaten
Cork Street defeats Episcopal 20 to 3 at SenSenY Park to stay atop the Church League. Jimmy Carroll earns the win with five hits allowed while homer, double and two singles pace his five plate appearances. Episcopal drops to 0-6. Cork improves to 6-0 led by Hockman Bailey Diebler Shank and Oates with multiple hits.
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Missouri Holy Cross Clash For NCAA Baseball Crown Tonight
Missouri and Holy Cross meet in Omaha for the National Collegiate Baseball Championship. Holy Cross beat the Big Seven champions 7 3 last night after a five run sixth inning. Missouri faced elimination and had not yet lost in the double elimination format.
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Pirates Sign Duke Star Groat In Rumored 75000 Deal
General Manager Branch Rickey signed Dick Groat from Duke University for a rumored 75000 plus prize package. Groat, from Swissvale Pa, may join the Pirates lineup tonight at the Polo Grounds against the Giants. Meyer plans to start him at short with potential shifts to second if needed.
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Boros Invited To The PGA Championship
In Louisville Julius Boros, a quiet Connecticut pro at Mid Pines North Carolina, received a special invitation to play in the PGA Championship starting tomorrow. The PGA Executive Committee reversed tradition to offer him the spot, though he won’t be eligible for PGA membership for three more years.
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Berg Wins Weathervane Cross Country Golf Match
A year ago Patty Berg defeated Babe Didrikson 75 76 to win the $5,000 Weathervane Cross Country Golf Tournament. A 36 hole playoff decided the title with Berg emerging champion amid strong rivalry.
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Girls Softball Make-up Games Schedule
The postponed Girls League games are listed with dates and matchups. Lionettes play National Fruit on June 26 at 6 15 at diamond 1 and July 1 at 6 15 at diamond 3. June 27 they meet Friendship at 7 00 on diamond 2. July 4 National Fruit vs Friendship at 6 15 on diamond 1.
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Army of four hundred thousand well trained men
An estimated army of about 400000 disciplined soldiers is described as an excellent fighting force.
Batting and Pitching Averages Requested by Friday
City, Church and Girls League managers are asked to submit names and weekly leading hitters and pitchers to the Sports Editor at the Winchester Evening Star. These statistics, while not official, are the teams’ responsibility.
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