Leo Durocher Laments Losses In Dodgers Stirring Series
In St Louis on May 6 1950 Leo Durocher the Dodgers manager vented his temper and lost a $50 dispute with umpire Ziggy Sears after a Sunday doubleheader with the Cardinals. Despite a 3 1 loss in the final game veteran Larry French kept Brooklyn competitive. Durocher remained silent on his team slump while Cardinals pitchers neutralized left handers and the Dodgers prepared for a future series with the Phillies.
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DiMaggio Explodes With Day At Yankees Stadium
Joe DiMaggio hits two homers and a triple in a 5-4 Yankees win over the White Sox at Yankee Stadium. His triple drove in the decisive run in the tenth inning as New York approaches a two game series with the Indians for first place in the American League.
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Cookie Duster Out Victory Streak On
Phil Gelfand of City College ended a winless start streak after shaving his mustache. He pitched a 10-3 victory over Queens College allowing five hits, two in the first eight innings, amid teammates urging the change.
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Indians face key test against Yankees as Bagby leads
Cleveland Indians travel to New York to face the Yankees with pitcher Jim Bagby Jr. as the focal point of a season that hinges on his strong 1942 form. Bagby, who rose from trades and setbacks to lead the majors with five wins and no losses, could decide the series pace for Cleveland.
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Preliminaries Start Friday in Texas Interscholastic Meet
Preliminaries for the Texas Interscholastic League state track and field meet begin Friday morning in Austin with nearly 400 athletes expected. Finals follow Saturday afternoon from 2 to 3 50, timed so spectators can attend the Texas Texas A M baseball game at 4 P M. Registration for the league meet occurs Thursday afternoon with tennis literary and dramatic events on Friday and Saturday.
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Amarillo Bowlers Roll 2607 in ABC Amarillo Event
The Herring Hotel team of Amarillo rolled a 2607 series in the ABC tournament in Columbus Ohio. John Laughlin led with 579 while Fred Grimes posted 549 and Cy Rieger managed 425 as Amarillo fell short after a 836 826 945 start.
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Weak Sister Team Gets Rejuvenated at Beaumont Club
Prof. Steve O Neill guides Beaumont Exporters to a burst of form in the Texas League. They climbed to the top with four wins in five games, including a key series against Tulsa. Last night they defeated Oklahoma City 11 to 3 as Masters dominated. Other results note Fort Worth beating San Antonio 10 to 6 and Houston 6 to 2 over Dallas.
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