Shreveport Wins Inning Marathon Over San Antonio
Shreveport Sports outlasted the San Antonio Missions 8 to 3 in 15 innings as Bill McClaren drove in J. P. Wood with the deciding run in the 10th. Hal Epps made key catches and Shreveport collected seven hits in the final frame for 21 total.
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Associated Press
Shreveport Sports
San Antonio Missions
Dallas Rebels
Oilers
Tulsa
Fort Worth Cats
Indians
Oklahoma City
Scouiing
Baker
Szuch
Hausmann
Shreveport
Bill McClaren
J. P. Wood
Hal Epps
Buffs
Dallas
Jack Christensen
Byron Humpheys
Rebels
Cats
Chuck Baron
Fort Worth
Snead and Hogan Favored in PGA Championship Run
Sammy Snead and Ben Hogan were favored to reach the PGA golf championship finals as eight survivors remain from 102 pros at Seaview Country Club. Snead heads the upper bracket with Demaret Wood and Dudley. Hogan leads the bottom half with Nelson Turnesa and Cooper. Also note: rabies cases reported in cats swine cattle and horses.
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Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Seaview Country Club
Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Big Ed Dudley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Corp
Jim Turnesa
Fort Dix
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Sox Win Third From Gassers
In Amarillo and Borger the Sox edged the Borger Gassers 8 to 6 as D. B. Trees starred with three hits and a key sixth inning. Willingham homered twice for Borger, while Johnny Olver’s country club notes and Muny Championship qualifying tracks added local golf color ahead of Saturday match play.
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Atlantic City
Panhandle
Texas
Amaillo
Drew Crossett
J. R. Brown
George Mansur
Hugh King
Cliff Rogers
King
Rogers
ACC
John Olver
Unis
John
Jack Allen
Lane McAfee
Olver
Bill Garre
Country Club
Bill
Hugh Willingham
Borger Gassers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Sox
Gold Suckers
Gassers
Willingham
Sockers
Melvin Florer
D. B. Trees
Bus Dorman
Don Moore
Russ Ross
Trees
Skipper Sled Allen
Amarillo
Stu Williams
Harry Riorden
Borger
Redie Otey
Riorden
Berger
Lee Gardner
Hargrove
Dutch Prather
Ray
Tenorio
Leon Cato
Otey
Cato
Gardner
Frank Hargrove
Prather
Price Brookfield
West Texas State
Haddican
Gilchrist
Cosa
Wingo
Warren
Ross
Williams
Palace
SCOT
Ey Riorden
Cuto
Florer
Levin and
McClain
Major League Leaders from United Press Baseball Batsmen
National League top hitters include Phelps of Pittsburgh Coopers Louis Reiser Lombardi Slacater with high averages. American League leaders feature Gordon Doerr Dickey Spence and Fleming with strong on base and run totals.
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United Press
R. H. Pet. Phelps
Pittsburgh
W.cooper
Louis
Reiser
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Boston
Slacater
S. Louis
R. H. Pet. Gordon
New York
Doerr
Dickey
Maverick Club Completes Busy Ivory Coast? (Note: Title not provided. returning placeholder due to ambiguity)
Mavericks celebrate a three month gap with boxing at Camel Herders event. Members like Eddie Tillis, Myron Brewer, Bud Marcum, and Ross Stephens are noted along with social activities, scrap metal drives, and a recent graduation of 17 club members led by LeeRoy Royter.
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Camel Herders
Eddie Tillis
Myron Brewer
Bud Marcum
L. B. Rogers
Delmar Taylor
Douglas Stephens
Grady Rutledge
Claus Webb
Harvey Johnson
W.W. T. Stephens
H. B. Taylor
Jimmy Hamilton
Pat Austin
E. Taylor
Lemond Fox
Herbert Brooks
Bernie Robertson
Rodney Skapple
Jewel McDowell
Dean Wyble
Bobby Davis
Clarence Newkirk
Mr. Marcum
Mrs. Boyd
Ross Stephens
Ross
Pete Trimble
Pete
Oscar Robbins
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Oscar
Butch Plant
Butch
Air Service
Aeronautical
Mobile
Ala
Marvin Ford
Curley Newkirk
Ed Collins
Jewell McDowell
Ernest Thrasher
Aubrey Robertson
Gene Rutledge
Ed Sharp
Jim Warner
Tom Bill Welcher
Tom Ward
Clifford Wright
Mavericks
Yannigans
Sandies
Mutual Aid Is Object of New College Pact
A cooperative system linking Haverford Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr allows exchange of professors to broaden curricula and save costs. Leaders Felix Morley John W Nason and Marion Edwards Park cite shared problems and the postwar drive to replace teachers called for by the government. At Triborough Stadium New York University faces Penn State in the 66th intercollegiate AAAA track championships with stars MacMitchell Ewell and Blazis expected to shine as three veterans end their varsity careers. In Maine a ditch crew unearthed 66 snakes in a rock crevice.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Haverford College
Swarthmore College
Haverford
Swarthmore
Bryn Mawr
Felix Morley
John W. Nason
Marion Edwards Park
New York
New York University
Leslie MacMitchell
Penn State
Barney Ewell
Triborough Stadium
Red Sox Struggle on Road as Slump Hits May Push Berth
The Boston Red Sox suffer a harsh road slide, dropping 12 of 17 away from Fenway. Bobby Doerr loses first AL batting lead while Joe Gordon extends a 13 game hitting streak. Meanwhile Detroit, St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Chicago win to tighten standings. Schedule notes show Shreveport, Fort Worth, Houston matchups.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Red Sockers
Fenway Park
Boston
Cronin Clouters
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Doerr
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Gordon
Philadelphia Athletics
Virgil
Fire) Trucks
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Trucks
Roy Weatherly
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Kirby Higbe
Max West
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Lee
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Lee
Champion Cow Winnie the Cow Retires After 17 Years
Winnie the Cow, a U P milk champion aged 17 years, 2 months, 16 days, retires on Roy Bowen’s farm in Liverpool New York. Her stage name was Registered Holstein No 1027092 with a high yearly 24 999 pounds milk and 17 7018 pounds butterfat, domestic record as mother of 12. Winnie’s daughter Adequate Eva Ormsby Pontiac Posch has produced 135 000 pounds of milk and is aiming for a new record.
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Wellsboro
U.P
Winnie the Cow
United States
Winnie
King of the Pontiacs
Gwennie Junior Ormsby Finderne
Liverpool
N. Y
Roy
Bowen
Eva Ormsby Pontiac Posch
Ray Robinson Keeps Long Winning Streak Despite Booing
Ray Robinson extends his unbeaten run to 121 straight fights with a ten round decision over Marty Servo at Madison Square Garden. Fans boo the bout after a disputed low punch in round two and again at the victory announcement.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Robinson
Marty Servo
Uncle Sam
Coast
Pantex Keglers Battle in Lane Wars
In the third session of the summer season the Conklins defeated the Lumpkins two games to one while the Transportation crew beat the Jennings. The Lyles won the first and last lines against the Deckmans after a two pin loss in game two. Midkiffs edged the Dashiers two to one in the final contest.
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Conklins
Lumpkins
Transportation Crew
Jennings
Lyles
Deckmans
Midkiffs
Dashiers
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