Browns Rally Past White Sox 5 3 In Ninth Inning
League leading St. Louis Browns turned a Chicago fielding collision into a ninth inning rally scoring three runs for a 5 to 3 victory over the White Sox. Wally Moses and teammates added key hits as Jack Kramer earned his eighth win.
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Pirates win 8-2 as Starr strong on mound in Cincinnati
In a rain shortened game the Pittsburgh Pirates triumphed 8 to 2 over the Reds in Cincinnati. Ray Starr pitched well after early Reds errors, with Pittsburgh rallying in the fourth using three doubles and a walk to seize control. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn defeated the New York Giants 9 to 4, led by homers from Bordagaray Walker and Schultz. Phillies edged Braves 8 to 7 in the second game of a doubleheader after a 2-1 opener.
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Charley Parker Eyes National AAU Big Chance
Charley Parker, South Texas standout, makes his big time debut at the National AAU Track and Field championships on Randall Island. Parker has won 49 straight races and clocked 00.5 for the hundred and 20.6 for the furlong, with the metric century to benefit. Other top contenders include Claude Young Eddie Conwell Eulace Peacock Barney Ewell and Herb Thompson as the field reshapes the event. The meet runs Sunday with Parker seeking a breakthrough in sprinting.
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Yankees Fall to Senators as Slide Hits Seventh Straight
Washington blanked the New York Yankees 3 to 0 before 13 319 fans with Dutch Leonard pitching seven strong innings. Washington earned its second straight win over the Yanks while New York extended its seven game losing streak. In St Louis, the Red Birds defeated the Cubs 8 to 3.
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Dutch Dinner Team Matches In Amarillo Thursday
Coming events note a team dinner and matches in Amarillo set for Thursday afternoon at 2 30. The item references Caesar era shorthand systems with over a thousand variants.
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Low Qualifier In Pampa Open Golf Meet
Lt. Charles Schreiber leads with a 68 in the city open after qualifiers were extended due to low entries and poor course conditions. Match play now starts June 18 with the championship moved to July 2 from June 25.
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Borger Boxer Jack Morgan Serves in Navy in Pacific
Jack Morgan of Borger who won the 1944 Amarillo Globe-News Gold Medal in Gloves and reached Fort Worth state quarter finals is now in the U S Navy amphibian division in the Pacific. He is stationed at Coronado Island near San Diego and his parents plan a visit later this month. Morgan continues boxing with bouts daily and has not lost since entering service.
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Major League Leaders For the first time tungsten is being manned commercially in on
The report notes a pioneering move as tungsten surfaces appear in commercial operation under major league leadership. Details on who leads and where remain unclear in the fragment.
Top Golf Pros Open War Bond Tournament In New York
Nation's best golfers join the Wykagyl War Bond Tournament in New York with stars Jag McSpaden and Byron Nelson renewing their rivalry. Craig Wood also factor in the strong field as the winter circuit successes shape expectations for the prize. Nelson previously earned $15,500 in winter play and held major titles, while McSpaden led the circuit with a blistering early pace.
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Betz Segura Advance In Tennis Tournament
Top seeds Pauline Betz and Francisco Segura won opening matches at the Detroit Tennis Club as action began toward the National Clay Court Tennis Championships. Betz defeated Ruth Miho 6 0 and Segura beat Mack Taylor 6 0 6 2 with other seeds advancing to the quarterfinals.
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Texas League to operate next season after war pause
Dallas June 13 Texas League president J Alvin Gardner says the circuit will resume next season after wartime layoff. He notes the invasion delayed plans but forecasts baseball reopening in full blast and cites aiding other leagues. Pro football league plans face travel and attendance challenges.
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Houck Succeeds Brother as Huber Pro at Borger Club
Borger reports Joe Houck becomes the Huber Golf Club pro after brother Todd left for Detroit. Joe, formerly at Little Rock and connected with the veterans administration, takes over the role. The piece also notes a baseball veteran Robert T Weaver at Pyote and Lufkin High School’s coming starter lineup under coach Watty Myers.
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