Royal Crown Defeats Novick 17 to 6 in City League
Royal Crown powered past Novick 17 to 6 at Key Park in a City League game. Pitcher Jack Larrick led with seven hits allowed? actually seven hits allowed and Leo Pope added four hits. Owen Foltz homered for Royal Crown. For Novick, Dick hit a homer and Barley claimed two hits including a triple. The box score follows.
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Royal Crown
Novick
Key Park
Jack Larrick
Larrick
Leo Pope
Owen Foltz
Barley
Abrams Continues Fire in National League Batting Run
New York report shows Cal Abrams of Brooklyn posting a .45 average through Sunday with seven hits in 13 at bats and 20 points raised in the week. Abrams slugged at .607 clip while roaming the western circuit and returned to Ebbets Field as the Dodgers lead off fielder.
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Cal Abrams
Brooklyn
West
Abrams
Ebbets Field
Dodger
Charles In Snappy Mood For Title Bout Tomorrow
Ezsard Charles and Joe Maxim clash in a scheduled 15 round heavyweight title bout at Chicago Stadium. Charles defends the crown for the eighth time in 23 months while Maxim seeks a comeback after his prior title pursuit. Odds tilt toward Charles 8-5 with a reported $125,000 gate and $100,000 in TV rights.
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Charles
Chicago
Ezsard Charles
Joe Maxim
Chicago Stadium
Maxim
England
Freddie Mills
Cincinnati
Jake Mintz
Ezzard
Mints
International Boxing Club
Yankees crush Senators 4 0 in showdown
In a rare sixword summary style, the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 4 0. Noting a historical highlight, Detroit Tigers were blanked 9 0 by a pitcher who earned his tenth win and third straight shutout. A distant track record mentions Frank Wykoff of USC running 100 yards in 9.6 seconds setting a 4A meet mark.
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Indians
Bob R
Detroit Tigers
Frank Wykoff
Four Softball Games Set For Tonight Across Leagues
Four softball games are scheduled this evening, three in the Church League and one in the Girls League. The Lionetts face Toledo Scales on Diamond 1 at 6 15 p m. Episcopal meets First Brethren on Diamond 2 at 7 15 p m followed by Highland Avenue vs United Brethren at 8 30 p m. On Diamond 3 Opequon meets Praddock Street at 7 15 p m.
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Coates
Lionetts
Toledo
Episcopal
Tennis Classes Set For 6 30 P M At Win a Park Courts
Tennis classes will be held tomorrow at 6 30 pm at the Win a Park Tennis Courts by ank Anderson. In case of inclement weather they will move to the Armory.
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Winan Park
Byank Anderson
Wiry Fox Rises to Second in American League Batting
Wiry Nelson Fox of the Chicago White Sox slashed 13 hits in 30 at bats to lift to second in the league batting race. Through Sunday he sported .362 as Chicago rode an 11 game winning streak in the East with Ferris Faia of Philadelphia leading at .386.
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Wiry Nelson Fox
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Sox
Ferris Faia
Philadelphia
Faster Engines and Sleeker Autos Set for 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis prepares for the 500 mile race with 33 starters and $200,000 in prizes. Walt Faulkner led qualifying at 136.872 mph, while Bill Mackey posted 131.473 mph. Notable entrants include Chet Miller, Duke Nalon, J Parsons, and Mauri Rose. The race starts at 11 a.m. EST with Loretta Young to greet the winner.
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Alllfields
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Long Beach
Calif
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Chet Miller
Duke Nalon
Novi
J Parsons
Mauri Rose
Speedway
Loretta Young
Hollywood
White Sox Surge to First-Place Lead in American League
The Chicago White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 4-2 before 23 138 fans, extending a 12 game win streak and moving atop the American League standings with a .727 to .703 edge over the Yankees after Boston’s Red Sox beat New York 3-2.
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White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Yanks
Saul Rogovin
Browns
Duane Pillette
Mel Parnell
Bobby Doerr
Robert Feller
Cleveland
Tigers
Detroit
National League results include late games and a rain delay
Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 4 3 while St Louis outlasted Pittsburgh 6 5 in 10 innings. Bagston led New York to a 4 1 win over the teams. Chicago at Cincinnati was postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
Carl Furillo
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Red Schoendienst
Sheldon Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Bagston
Pet
395 Set by John Romick Cops A League Handicap
John Romick won the 395 set and top honors in the Annual A League Handicap at Health Center Alleys with 37 contestants. He earned $20 and a trophy as Jack Jones posted 106 116 134 with 30 handicap pins for second prize of $17.50 on a 386 set.
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John Romick
Mick
Richard Buncutter
Jack Jones
Pop C R
Elliott Motor Lines
Bob Smith
Bob Berry
Smith
Elliott
Les Elliott
Bill Shaffer
Bobby Lee
Ed Clevenger
Loy
Shirley White
Eugene McIntyre
Donald Hartman
Julian Buncutter
Jack Boyd
Gene Funkhouser
Paul Cadwallader
Lester Kelter
Jess Kiracofe
Everett Holsinger
Charles Herrell
Willie Slonaker
No. Va. Power Co
Kenneth McDonald
Joe Newlin
Auto Slides Into Market After Brakes Fail
An inclined parking spot led to car movement as the auto rolled into a market when the driver looked up and saw it following. Investigators note the brakes appeared to have slipped causing the incident.
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