Trucks blanked Braves in nine as Tigers open season
Detroit pitchers opened the camp with Virgil Trucks delivering a complete game two to zero win over the Boston Braves in Jacksonville. Trucks allowed seven hits while the Tigers’ offense produced the other run via timely scoring.
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To the fourflusher life is what orm fake it
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Aggies Face Baylor in Key SBC Showdown Today
In College Station, unbeaten Bay lor meets unbeaten Texas A and M in a decisive Southwest Conference clash. The winner would challenge Texas for conference supremacy as A&M earlier beat Rice 25 1 and 10 4. Baylor beat TCU 12 6 and 9 8. Other games: Texas vs Rice and SMU vs TCU.
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Cubs Seek Bill Rigney In Trade Talks With Giants
Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm plans to discuss a trade with Mel Ott of the New York Giants to acquire infielder Bill Rigney. Grimm also orders Bill Jurges to batt le in practice, hinting at possible early season shortstop duties.
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Yanks Beat Cardinals 7-2 in Exhibition Finish
In St. Petersburg on April 2 the Yankees completed their exhibition series with a 7-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Rookie Don Johnson blanked the Cardinals on two hits for seven innings while New York built a 7-2 victory.
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Pitching Uncertain For Amarillo Gold Sox Ahead Of 1947 Start
The Amarillo Gold Sox face an unsettled pitching staff with six righties and five lefties led by Joe Budny and Eli Weskamp among others. Manager Harry Lamprich plans to add a reserve catcher, with Joe Juliano and Wilburn Souter showing promise, as Abilene opens April 23 and questions linger on the rotation.
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Volleyball Battle Tonight at Claude High School
The Sandie girls and Claude High School games move from last night to tonight at Claude. Action starts at 7 o clock with A and B Black and Gold teams facing Claude’s squads. The Amarillo Mustangs exited the Amarillo Invitational in the first round and will play Pampa Pepettes in Pampa on April 10.
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Publisher Mrs Whitehead Buys The Corrigan Press
Mrs E H Whitehead publisher of the Polk County Enterprise has purchased The Corrigan Press from Howard Gee. The deal transfers ownership of the Corrigan Press to Whitehead, expanding media holdings in Polk County.
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Kramer Dominates To Reach River Oaks Tennis Field
In Houston on April 2, top seed Jack Kramer advanced to the River Oaks Invitational round of 32 with a 6-0 6-2 win over Charles Sloan. Second seed Frank Parker beat Ed Braswell and faces John Hoff, while Pancho Segura and Garner Mulloy won their matches. The Talbert Mulloy doubles team also won their match.
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Rollins Named Acting Director at A. and M. College
Rollins acting director of athletics at College Station cadet college. He succeeds Homer Norton who resigned last month to focus on football duties. Rollins was a grid great at Texas A. and M. College from 1915 to 1917.
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Benny Hogan Tops Masters Field at Augusta Opener
Four of last year’s top titleists Benny Hogan Lloyd Mangrum Ted Bishop and Smiley Quick are set to dazzle the Masters field in Augusta as the tournament opens tomorrow Hogan the PGA champion and 1946 money leader shares favorite status with Jimmie Demaret while more than 200 new radio tubes were developed during the war.
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McMurry Nips Hardin in Texas Conference Baseball
McMurry College beat Hardin College 5 to 3 in a Texas Conference baseball game at Abilene yesterday. Frank Akers, McMurry’s ace pitcher, allowed only four hits.
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