Newhouser and Trout Form Tigers Left-Right Duo
Detroit notes the Tigers’ left hander Hal Newhouser and right hander Dizzy Trout as a potent left-right pitching pair. They both earned victories over the Yankees on Memorial Day and are highlighted as potential 20-game winners in Detroit’s 1944 pennant chase.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Clayton Honors Cage Lettermen
Clayton High School awarded 12 basketball letters at term end. Two of the lettermen are three year honorees: Capt. Pogue Lyle Talbot Jack Tumlinson Avon Wesley and Don Wood. An estimated total of 68.645 non military men and 174.104 women.
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Tigers Rally On Unser Ninth Inning Home Run
Detroit tops the Yankees 6 2 as pinch hitter Bob Unser homers with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth. Giants beat Cubs 8 5 as Napoleon Reyes drives in six runs. Dodgers knock out Pirates 8 4 behind Dixie Walker’s three hits to lift Brooklyn.
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Browns Top Senators In Eleventh For First-Place Tie
The St Louis Browns pushed across a run in the bottom of the eleventh to beat the Washington Senators 4 to 3 and join the New York Yankees in a first place tie for the American League lead.
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Opal Hill to Make Pro Debut in Red Cross Tourney
One of the nation's top women golfers Mrs. Opal S. Hill of Kansas City Missouri will compete in the women's division of the Red Cross Tournament in New York on June 12 and 13 marking her professional debut.
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Red Cross
Memorial Day musings on sport and war from Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice reflects on Memorial Day linking past memories to sports. He forecasts pennants for the Cardinals and Yankees, notes golf tournaments and racing, ponders Joe Louis and Byron Nelson, and honors fallen athletes like Nile Kinnick and others serving in World War II.
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Frank Chance
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Cy Young
Pete Alexander
Connie Mack
Joe McCarthy
Miner Brown
Jimmy Sheckard
Joe Tinker
Johnny Evers
Ty Cobb
Dysart Picks Day and Smith as Tri-State Senior Golf Favorites
In Amarillo Dysart identifies Frank Day of Plainview and Harrison Smith of Oklahoma as the leading contenders for the Tenth Annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament to be played next Tuesday through Thursday at Amarillo Country Club. Dysart, 55, notes Day’s first senior event and Smith’s title defense, with local players Hunter and Akey among early threats and aims to assess No. 8 as the tough hole at the course.
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Wade Holman
Sam Orr
Plainview Municipal
Charley Akey Woods
Louisville
Chicago Thundershower Drowns Sox Game
A heavy thundershower in Chicago washed out the White Sox game with Philadelphia after three innings. The Athletics led 2-0 on two unearned runs in the first, due to a hit batsman, a scratch single, and two Chicago errors.
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Lanier Suffers First Setback in Braves Win
In Boston on May 31 the Boston Braves hit well and defeated the St Louis Cardinals 5 to 1, handing Max Lanier his first loss of the season. The lineup featured key hits and two long balls, with Kurowski, Macon, and Ryan producing multi RBI performances.
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Max Lanier
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Annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament at Amarillo Club
Qualifying rounds for the Amarillo Country Club golf event run through Sunday. The Tenth Annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament takes place June 6 to 8 at the Amarillo Country Club. Also listed are Amarillo Dodgers vs Pampa Diamond Shop at Malin Park Sunday at 2 30 P M. Government war expenditures for February reached 312 million dollars, up from 273 million the prior year and 169 million in 1942.
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Shamrock Gridders Target Phillips in Revenge Bid
Shamrock plans for a Sept 29 home game against Phillips after spring training shows 25 players, led by backfield stars Wilton Cole Gilford Nolan and Harold Kilman. Coach Bob Clark recalls 54 0 defeat to McLean and aims to restore pride with a fast 1945 lineup and a schedule including Mangum Canadian Phillips and Wellington clashes.
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