Brooklyn and Boston Lead In Majors
Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Red Sox sit atop the leagues with help from the Cubs Indians and weather. Dodgers beat Braves 9 2. Cubs over Pirates 8 2. Red Sox fall 10 4 to Senators but hold half game lead over Yankees and Browns. White Sox top Tigers 3 1. Reds and Cardinals rested.
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Sox-Sandies Lose to Rain in Home Game
The Gold Sox did not play La Mesa here yesterday as scheduled due to rain. If you ventured outdoors with a raincoat you know why.
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Costly Mishaps Plague Snead in Open to Lg. Open
The article profiles Sam Snead who repeatedly faltered on crucial holes costing him money in majors and tours. It notes his resilient mindset, recalling the 18th hole blowups at Philadelphia and Los Angeles Open, and his view that risk is part of chasing wins.
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Regional track stars pace Texas schoolboy action this week
Regional meets across eight districts set the stage for about 300 contestants vying for state honors in Austin May 2. Notable marks include Coulter 56 ft 2 in shot put Vineyard 161 ft 4 in discus and Ellsworth 4 96 in 440. Regional sites: Canyon Abilene Denton Longview Huntsville San Marcos Kingsville Marfa.
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Baseball Promoter Debate Spurs Jersey City Ticket Luck
Jersey City's opening day ticket rush ignites a promoter vote as Jimmy Powers backs Frank Hague to succeed Judge Landis. Editorials from Byron Hollingsworth and others urge backing a strong promoter while Ottawa notes draft rules for hockey players. Illinois tracks pledge wartime relief receipts and a Kansas City bowling tale ends with a punch line about a street car joke.
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Region Meet Up for Canyon Region Track Records Shattered
Region One hosts its annual regional track meet at West Texas State College on April 25 as longstanding records from 1934 to 1941 are recounted. Readouts include Compton Mobeetie 15.1 in 120-yard hurdles and Kirkland Dumas 51.2 in the 440-yard dash.
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al Baggett
Stratton Will Pitch Again
Monty Stratton is expected to make his second pitching appearance of the season today in Lubbock, aiming to prove a man with an artificial leg can perform in baseball beyond bench duties. The note references his White Sox past and a public interest in his comeback.
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