Brooklyn Dodgers Hammer Cardinals 10-2 in Big Win
Brooklyn blasts St. Louis 10-2 at Ebbets Field paced by homers from Jim Russell Roy Campanella and Duke Snider. Don Newcombe allows two runs over seven innings as Brooklyn moves within one and a half of the league-leading Cardinals. Red Schoendienst and Eddie Kazak homer for St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Jim Russell
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Don Newcombe
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dodgers
Newcombe
Howie Pollet
Fred Martin
Cloyd Boyer
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Eddie Kazak
Pollet
Martin
Brookyn
Abrho Brooklyn
T._ LOUIS
Prooklyn
RBI
Robinson
Purillo
Campanella
Schorndienst
Russell Reese
Snider
Kazak
Robinens Fur‘io
Cox
Reese
Eiche HR
Schoendiensat
Schoen
Menst
Marton
Muntal
St Louis
Pollett
Boveri
Newrambe
Newrambe & HO
Boyer
Bucha
Tima
Tremaine to defend title against Martindale's challenger
Andy Tremaine world light heavyweight champion meets Milwaukee's Tommy Martindale in the main event Thursday. Martindale cannot make the 185 pound limit, weighing 193 last week after winning a seven man wrestle royal to earn the title shot.
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Andy Tremaine
Tommy Martingale
Milwaukee
el Paso
Martindale
Tremaine
Border Patrol
Monte Ladue
Manchester
Wandy Andy Dignosed
Alex Kasalencki
Wayne Martin
Herb Parks
Parks
Bob Cummings
Inclding
Naval Reserve Forces Buckhorns Tilt Ends 3-2
The Naval Reserve Forces squeezed past the Buckhorns 3-2 in a City Baseball League game Friday night. All runs were unearned as Owen Brown and Oscar Ashley paired for the Reserves while Carl Davis and Max Winberg handled Buckhorns pitching. Each pitcher allowed three hits and fanned 13.
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Naval Reserve
Buckhorns
Owen Brown
Oscar Ashley
Carl Davis
Max Winberg
Fitzpatrick Campaigns 13 Harness Horses at Roosevelt Raceway
Harry Fitzpatrick from Charleston campaigns a top string of 13 harness horses at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury. The leading horse Irish Hal, a three year old, posted the best West Coast time for his age this season at 2 02 2/5. The piece notes Ted Ray as the last foreign winner of the US Open golf championship in 1920.
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Roosevelt Westbury
Harry Fitzpatrick
Charleston
Roosevelt Raceway
Fitzpatrick
Hal
Ted Ray
England
Musial Extends Hot Streak for Cardinals in Giants Series
Stan Musial feeds Cardinals pennant push with multiple hits in series versus the Giants. Johnny Jorgensen notes Musial’s improved hitting in clutch spots, saying he now threats even with runners on. Musial's power and patience bolster St. Louis as Eddie Dyer’s club eyes the pennant.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Giants
West&n
Sportsman's Park
Polo
Musial
Slaughter
Leg du Tocher
Tts
Durable players in the American League this season
The league has 28 ten year men with Luke Appling of the White Sox leading the list as the sole Chisox representative. Cleveland and Boston have seven each, Detroit four, Washington Philadelphia and New York three apiece, while the St Louis Browns have none.
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New York
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
State takes control of horses in Hungary race industry
In Budapest most Bulgarian race horses are nationalized with jockeys and trainers to work for state stables. Owners receive about 250 to 830 dollars per horse while papers and some peasants group members may retain their horses.
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Budapest
Hungary
Four Tied For Honors In WTNM Star Of The Week
Four West Texas New Mexico League players shared Star of the Week honors for the period ending June 10. Mike Dooley Fred Parker Don Moore and George Payte led voting announced by League President Milton E Price. Moore credited for hitting and catching against Albuquerque. Dooley contributed key hits and defense in wins over Athene and Lamesa. Parker pitched a three hitter against Albuquerque and doubled as Payte delivered clutch hits and relief. Twenty six players received mention in the week.
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Lamesa
Parker
Albuquerque
Abilene
Payte
Clovis
YMCA Softball League Schedule and Local Leagues
The page lists schedules for commercial industrial church and civic leagues around Amarillo with games at Thompson Park Fair Park VA Diamond and other venues. It details matchups such as Amarillo Hardware vs Long Bell Lumber Atkinson Drug vs Plains Chevrolet International Harvester vs Anderson Mattress and more. Between 1925 and 1930 Bob Jones won three US Open golf championships and lost two playoff bouts.
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Commercial League
Thompson Park
Amarillo Hardware
Long Bell Lumber
Atkinson Drug
Plains Chevrolet
Fair Park
International Harvester
Anderson Mattress
WOW Blues
Amarillo Gas
Russell's
Santa Fe
Bell Telephone
VA Diamond
Church League
Sacred Heart
First Baptist
Tenth St. Methodist
Trinity Methodist
First Nazarene
Polk St. Methodist
Temple Baptist
First Presbyterian
Polk Street Methodist
Civic League
Moose
Eagles
Jaycees
Exchange
VFW
American Legion
Moose Lodge
WOW Reds
Bob Jones
Control the Key to Phillies' Prowess and Pitching Debate
Sports Editor Harry Gilstrap weighs pitching control as the decisive factor in Philadelphia's season. Quotes from Harold Ruel and Eddie Feller appear in articles about the value of control over flashy pitches, with Philadelphias rotation and record highlighted as youth and hustle drive early success. A note on Hialeah race track palm-lined clubhouse rounds out the column.
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Harry Gilstrap
Ily News
Harold T. Ruel
Ving
Eddie Savva
Aca
Ee Veriger
Miu
Robert Feller
Sporting News
National League Pilot
Eddie
Phillies
Sawyer
Baseball Bible
Phils
Severs
Miller Pacials
Johnson
St. Louis Roberts
Simmons
Konstanty
Hialeah Race Track
Everglades
Cubs Beat Giants 9-7 On Home Run Spree
Hank Sauer Roy Smalley and Rube Walker homered as the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 9-7. Westrum Thompson and others replied for New York in a see-saw interleague tilt. Leonard pitched for the win, Kramer took the loss.
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New York
Hank Sauer
Roy Smalley
Rube Walker
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Wes Westrum
Hank Thompson
Giants
Chicago
Bork’skief
Maguirerf
Northey Rf
Mueller
Serena
Rigney
Smalley As
Psn
Schmitze
Dark Sf
Leonardo
Gilbertib
A Verban
Kramer P
Hiller
Hansen P
Lade
Maalle
Minner
Leonhard
Manulyn
Cated
Meroe
E Gilbert
Smalley
RBI
Borkowski
Westrum
Stanky
Sauer
Dark
Thompson
Walker
Maglie
Hansen
Verban
Northey
Gilbert
Schmitz
Leonard
Kramer
Magne
Magie
Special Rules Loom for Elk City Dumas Semi Pro Clash
A Monday night game at Gold Sox Field pits Elk City Elks against Dumas Dusters in a semi pro contest featuring a mechanical umpire Joe. Each club will have a tenth player operating controls and Orville Ewing handling the Dumas camera. Baserunning is barred to fit Joe’s throwing range. Enthusiasm runs high in both towns for the veteran loaded rosters and the WTNM pedigree of players like Rip Collins and Joe Bauman.
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Gold Sox Field
Elk City Elks
Dumas Dusters
Joe
Thems
Elk City
Orville Ewing
Dumas
Elks
Fabulous Dusters
Rip Collins
Joe Bauman
Les Mulcahy
Bill Stumberg
John Howard Bass
Jack Riley
The
Red Pemberton
Joe Taft
Coors
Golden
Colorado
Bee Sanders
Bill Hadley
Gene Creekmore
Saginaw
Gordon Nell
Tommy Fox
Roberts Hurls Phils over Cincinnati 5-2
Robin Roberts earned his eighth win as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5-2. He outdueled Ewell Blackwell who left for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Johnny Wyrostek homered for Cincinnati, while Ashburn Waitkus Hamner and Seblner drove Philadephia runs. Also notes PSU assistant Joe Paterno played at Brown under Rip Eagle and game admission prices were 25 60 74 cents with 8 p.m. start.
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Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Cincinnati
Roberts
Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Wrostek
Cincinnati Ab
Phila
Abrho Hatton
Ashburn
Lowery If
Hamner
Ennis
Jones
Ladoe Ryan
Cincinn
Hatton
RBI
Wyrostek
Waitkus Sisler
Seminick
Waitkus
Worostek
Gollat
Hamner Gollat
Blackwell
Perkowski
Bv Blackwell
Perkowsk
Scheffing
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Brown University
Rip Eagle
Buzz Ross
Morley Cato
Bob Bailey
T. J. Johnson
Whitey Warren
Braves Deliver 15-0 Clincher Over Pirates
Boston routs Pittsburgh 15 to 0 after a 10 run eighth inning. Holmes and Jethroe homer in the eighth to cap the scoring spree as Hartsfield McCullough Torgeson Kerr and Jethroe drive runs for the Braves.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommy Holmes
Sam Jethroe
Pittsburgh
Abrho
Abrho Calione
Hartsf'ld
Schenz
Jethroe
Bell Rf
Torgeson
Kiner
Cooper
Westlake
Holmes
Coogan
Rojeck
Sisti
McCulgh
Kerr
Borowy
Fiyphnaon
Werle
Hall
Walsh
E. Hartsfield
McCullough
RBI
Rojek
Copper
Marsall
Jethroe Hogue
Cooper Holmes
Bie
Hartsfield Cooper
Marshall
Hartsfield
Scheng
Boramy
Johnson
Hogue
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Genitt
Gam
Big Smith
Army and Navy
Naval Reserve Forces
Dad
Keds
Shoepstore
Pole
Tommy Thomas
Fillmore
Eddie Stanky
Polo Grounds
Dann
New York Nationals
Tde McCullough
Pirates
Murtaugh
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Borger
Quiq- Querque
Pampa
Amaziing
Lubbock
Clovi
Carneret
Palmer
Fortin
Beeler
Santiago
Aruquerque
Williams
Howard
Amarillo
Bynon
Dooley
Curtis
Albuquerqy
Higgins
Rillo
Carnett
den Moore
AMG
Lewis
Wiley Moore
Jacinto
Lames
Borgér
Trabucco
Leonhara Barber
Littlejohn
Curet Albuquerque
Amabllo
Quitti
Richardson
Carr
Any Querque
Borger - George
Wilcox
Moore
Oore
Sullivan
Borge
Larned
Rickerson
Bock
Cultid
le Lewis
Byron
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Greer
Lubboek
Selbo
Lay
Higeins
Wil Borger
Haney
Carnete Borger
W. Moore
Bill Roeder
NEA
Stanley Musial
Johnny, Jorgensen
Stan Musial
Louis
Stan
Sual
YMCA
Herb Nebel
Feller
Bob
Cubs Paste Giants
Braves Blast Pirates
Soster Electric
Recorders
Smithson
Shorts
Stouts
Bert
POLK
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