Indians suffer 1-0 loss as Haefner shuts them out
Washington lefty Mickey Haefner pitched a one hitter to defeat the Cleveland Indians 1-0 in Cleveland. Larry Doby doubled as the lone Indian baserunner, with four walks in the loss. Haefner improved to 16-8 lifetime against Cleveland. The Senators pull even with the Athletics for fourth in the AL.
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Red) Embree
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Games
American League leaders include New York 16 5 and Detroit 11 6. National League features New York 13 7 and Brooklyn 11 9. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, and New York at Cleveland in AL action. Yesterday results: New York 6 Detroit 1, St Louis 2 Boston 1, Washington 1 Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 0. Tomorrow's schedule includes St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York among others.
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Winchester Speedway to host amateur and pro TT races Sunday
Winchester Speedway opens Sunday with a field of crack TT motorcycle riders led by last year’s Middle-Eastern TT champion Armin Hostetter. The half mile track on Sulphur Springs Rd hosts nine events starting at 2 p.m including a 16 lap grand final and amateur and novice finals.
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Berryville beats Stephens City 7 0 in Kirby Bowl matchup
Berryville High School logged its sixth win against one loss by routing Stephens City 7 to 0. Bray earned the win on the mound with a four hit shutout as Berryville totaled 11 hits led by Pitta Lake and Wisecarver with key RBIs in the second, sixth and seventh innings. Stephens City managed two hits from Welch and Bailey failed to score.
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Frederick-Clarke Games Delayed by Rain
Stonewall remains undefeated at 5–0 atop the Frederick-Clarke league as two matches were rained out. Make up games loom including Stonewall vs Gore and Boyce vs Tiddletown with a potential three way tie if Gore wins. District L championship on May 20 at Strasburg looms with Shenandoah Champs awaiting the winner.
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Wallpaper patterns to alter room perception
To shrink a large room use a large bold pattern in dark warm reds browns or roses. To enlarge a small room choose small patterns in pale blues grays creams or ivory and paint woodwork to match the dominant paper color.
Breadon the Pioneer of Baseball Farm System Dies at 72
Sam Breadon former St. Louis Cardinal owner dies of cancer at St John’s hospital He built a 3 million baseball organization from a 200 start in 1917 guiding the Red Birds to nine pennants and six world championships over 27 years The record notes his sale terms with Robert Han ngan and Fred Saigh in 1947 and Saigh’s later buyout
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Breadon Elevates Cardinals Leadership In Early 1920s
Breadon became president of the Cardinals in 1920 after buying a majority stake and replacing Branch Rickey who had been president. Rickey continued as manager and later joined Breadon in the front office in 1925, forming a powerful executive team that reshaped the franchise.
Farm System Helped Cardinals Build Strong Financial Footing
The text describes a farm system where minor league clubs received financial aid or were purchased to supply Cardinals with players who carried them through lean years, stabilizing the club financially.
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