Five Teams Battle for Lead As Championship Day Nears
Five major league teams race toward July Fourth as leaders contend for the top spot. New York Giants hold a one game edge over the Dodgers while Indians and White Sox contend in the AL with Yankees looming. Multiple key wins and series shape the pennant chase across the league.
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New York Saints
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Red Sox
Winchester Junior Legion Falls 4-3 to Staunton in Seven Innings
Winchester Junior Legion lost to Staunton 4-3 in seven innings at Staunton Park as DeHaven exited in the sixth after a shower delay. Hostetter earned the win with relief by McDorman. Keller drove in the deciding run on a sacrifice fly. Winchester had two unearned runs and two late errors.
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Winchester
Junior Legion
Staunton Junior Legion
Madison
DeHaven
Fuller
Keller
de Haven
Staunton Park
Hostetter
McDorman
Stewart
Oates
Heflin
Staunton
Arehart
G. Harvey
Baldwin
Oy Winchester
DeHavens
Front Royal Junior Legion
Rouss Park
Winchester Legion
Front Royal
Winchester Falls to .500 in 7-5 Loss to Stanley Nine
Winchester dropped to a 7-5 defeat at Rouss Park before about 150 fans as Stanley Baseball Club moved within a half game. Buck Cooper pitched seven innings for Winchester, with Jack Patton finishing the last two. Stanley outhit 9-7 and benefited from two early errors and timely doubles by Strauss Bailey O Foltz and Cooper. The rally faded in the bottom of the ninth after Jim Beatty drew a walk and Dick Keller lined out on a 3-0 pitch.
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Stanley Baseball Club
Rouss Park
Stanley
Luray
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Jack Patton
Harold Richards
Prince
Strauss
Bailey
O. Foltz
Cooper
Jim Beatty
Dick Keller
J. J. Keller
Hchester
Fuller
DeHaven
Owen
Foltz
Higgs
Stewart
Oates
Jim Foltz
Heflin
Russell
CF Cooper
Donica
Pitta
Cchoice
Pete Purtle
Hollis
Mike Painter
Lotts
RF Black
Frank Aleshire
Morris
McAllister
Arehart
G. Harvey
Keller
Koontz
Baldwin
Oscar Grey
Hostetter
D. Harvey
McDorman
Oass Park
Rig
H Stanley
A. Koontz
D. Grey
Serene
O. Grey
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M. Painter
Corenened
Aleshire
Weakley
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Brubacker
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Associated Press
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Gate
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St. Louis
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Peseemers
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Pittsburgh
Emmart and Owings
Cleveland
Ener
Detroit
Winchester Ad
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Clarke County Nine Triumphs Over Middleburg 8-2
Clarke County beat Middleburg 8-2 before 100 fans at Boyce to avenge an earlier loss in the Loudoun County League. Winning pitcher Lawrence Buckner allowed five singles, four walks, and struck out nine while R. Smedley took the loss on a 14-hit effort. Jim Casey led Clarke County with a triple and a single, and Butler homered and singled. Clarke County now stands 7-1 in exhibition tilts with one open date next week.
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Tts
Loudoun County
Middleburg
Boyce
Lawrence Buckner
R. Smedley
Middle
Buckner
Jim Casey
Butler
Washington
Score by Innings Middlebury vs Clarke County
Clarke County defeats Middlebury 8 to 2 in a baseball game. Clarke County plated four runs in the first inning and added two more in the fourth while Middlebury scored early and late runs but could not overcome the deficit.
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Middlebury
Clarke County
Cisco Andrade Faces Unbeaten Streak Test Tonight
New York lightweight Cisco Andrade carries 24 straight wins into a ten round bout with Johnny Digilio of Bayonne New Jersey at St Nicholas Arena. Only a October 7 draw with Preddie Babe Herman mars Andrade perfect record. Digilio has 27 pro fights and beat Herman in a March 19 MSG prelim.
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Cisco Andrade
Johnny Digilio
Bayonne
N. J
St. Nicholas Arena
Preddie
Babe Herman
Andrade
Compton Calif
Digilio
Herman
Madison Square Garden
New York Middleweight Walter Cartier Faces Tuzo Portugez
Walter Cartier 30, last defeating Bobby Dykes, meets Tuzo Portugez from Costa Rica in a 10 round feature at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway on DuMont television. Portugez is noted for his bobbing weaving style and occasional lapses in early boxing rules.
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Walter Cartier
New York
Bobby Dykes
Tuzo Portugez
Costa Rica
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
ABC
Portuguez
Kiner Regains Lead in All Star Balloting
Ralph Kiner of the Chicago Cubs surged to the top of the National League starting left field vote overturning Jackie Robinson with 288 619 votes to 284 101. The two players lead in a poll that began June 11 and ends at midnight Saturday.
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Chicago
Ralph Kiner
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Penguins and SAE and Los Angeles Japanese residents
Penguins inhabit Antarctic regions not the Arctic. One species lives near the Galapagos on the equator. SAE stands for Society of Automotive Engineers, rating oil viscosity. About 40,000 Japanese residents live in Los Angeles, mainly in Little Tokyo with hotels restaurants markets a Chamber of Commerce and four newspapers in Japanese and English.
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Antarctic
Galapagos Island
Pacific Ocean
A.R.Y. A. Society of Automotive Engineers
Los Angeles
D.A.H. A
Little Tokyo
Chamber of Commerce
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Stewart Triples
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