Arthur Trips Plumly 10-1 Tie For City League Lead
Alonzo Whitlock limited Plumly to one run while J W Arthur drove in ten with a four hit game. Arthur scored three in the first inning and the pair improved to 10 and 3 while Plumly also stands 10 and 3 before 400 plus fans at Senseney Park.
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Petey Haymaker
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Cardinal scout plans Cardinals tryout camp in Winchester
Joe Walka of the St. Louis Cardinals visits Winchester to organize tryouts set for June 30 and July 1. Frank Crepsi and Ollie Vanek will help run the camp as the club emphasizes its farm system. Focus is on arm strength running ability and hitting to identify prospects.
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St. Louis
Winchester
Cardinals
Frank Crepsi
Ollie Vanek
Walka
Toledo Mud Hens Relocate to Charleston West Virginia
The first bona fide franchise switch in the 51 year history of the American Association moves Toledo to Charleston WV after a five hour meeting. The Mud Hens will play as the Charleston Senators against Louisville in Charleston Friday night with other league members including Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul and Columbus.
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City Softball League Standings
Montague faces Highland on diamond 1 Braddock plays Cork on diamond 2 Episcopal meets Presbyterian on diamond 2 in game two Lionettes take on Friendship on diamond 3 in a makeup matchup
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Larrick Hurls Five Hitter for R C Cola in 3 2 Win
Royal Crown edges Republic 3 to 2 at Senseny Park as Jack Larrick allows three singles and Elmo Smith pitches a three hitter in a tight game. B. Lee and B. Baker drive runs for Republic. Tiller and Spaid contribute for Royal Crown. Field conditions fair after rain. RC closes to within two games of third place.
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Bill Moore
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National Fruit Rolls to 8th Straight, Blasts Toledo 18-5
National Fruit belts Toledo Scales 18 to 5 in Senseney Park as 21 team hits power a six run first inning. E Luttrell T Luttrell and P Singhass lead with multiple hits while Luttrell on mound for Toledo Scales takes loss.
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Musial and Rosen Top Major League Hitters
Stan Musial leads the National League with a 339 average aiming for a sixth batting title and third straight. Al Rosen tops the American League with a 336 average, driving in 44 RBIs as Dom DiMaggio and Joe DiMaggio stumble in recent games.
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al Rosen
Baugh Signs For Last Season In Pro Football
Sammy Baugh, veteran Redskins star, says 1950 will be his final pro season. He signed his 16th contract with Washington after coach Dick Todd drove from Crowell to meet him and finalize papers.
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Three Cleveland Players Lead All Star Balloting
Three Cleveland players led the American League All Star starting vote tally for the Philadelphia game as of early counts. Al Rosen tops third base with 408,937 votes, ahead of George Kell, while Bobby Avila and Dale Mitchell also lead at second base and left field respectively. Yankees also boast three leaders with Riazuto Bauer and Berra, as total votes reach 1,516,642 though Dom DiMaggio leads with 469,877.
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Hank Bauer
Larry Berra
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Navy economist estimates World War III cost near four trillion
Comdr. John W. Seager of the Navy Supply Corps, a Candustrial College member, forecast in San Diego that a full third World War would cost the United States about four trillion dollars. He notes each major conflict runs roughly ten times the cost of the prior one, citing World War II at 383 billion dollars.
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