Tigers Move Into Fourth
Detroit Tigers squeeze past Boston Red Sox 4 2 in a tense game to grab fourth place in the league standings. Jim Bunning pitched six strong innings allowing only six hits as Detroit's offense pushed across the decisive runs in the middle innings. Sam Snead favored in the Bel ls ha Stakes circle and Manassa Mauler eyes spring classics amid Belmont chatter.
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Frick Details Second All Star Game and Pension Funds
NEW YORK UPI A second All Star game will be played this season in Los Angeles July 3 with proceeds to the Players Pension Fund. Frick and league presidents will decide day games, ticket prices, and other details after Tuesday meeting. Receipts from gate and TV radio deals exceed 250000, with 60 percent to pension and 40 percent to leagues. Dodgers host the game, pension uses funds to cover back payments to players active since 1947.
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Major League Standings and Boxing Promos Across Leagues
A garbled UNION of sports notes details boxing prospects with Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson, promoter signings, and site debates. Baseball results from leagues include Milwaukee Los Angeles and Detroit Boston, with scattered standings and roster notes amid a chaotic scan of schedules and decisions by officials.
Exra-Base Barrage Tops Frankfort in Opener at Home
In a Sunday afternoon tilt at Central Indiana's Haselail League venue, Macos Extra-Base Barrage defeated Frankfort 8 to 5. Don Rode tripled, joined by Teague and Knecht as key run producers. Knecht later announced resignation to coach Crawfordsville High School football while remaining linked to basketball and track roles.
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Horseshoe Team Opens With Loss As Schedule Set
The article covers the opening loss of the Bloomington and Anderson horseshoe teams in the Eastern Division, with Bloomington scoring 5 198 on 4 520 handicap 678 and decals 4903 on 4355 1545. It notes future Anderson fixtures across cities including Indianapolis Bedford and Mill Minsville, plus a doubles tourney at Martinsville and a state tourney during Labor Day weekend.
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Galbraiths Win In Opener For City Softball Tourney
In the 1939 City Championship Softball Tournament opener at Shadyside Park Hammons beat Park Place 13 to 2 and Galbraith defeated Meridian B 7 to 1. Tonight’s schedule lists Alexandria vs First EUR, Christ Lutheran vs North Anderson, and Mounds Baptist vs Lynch Corporalian.
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Lumlay-DeVar Lillen Tops Tele Vision Set Showdown
At Stow event Lumlay-DeVar Lillen placed first with a 1 foot 10 inch portable television set. Jack Heflin finished second with a 1 foot 11 inch golf cart. A 2 foot 1 inch item called golf dith mwere took third.
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Hoosier College Loop Is Formed
Five Indiana colleges form the Mid Central College Conference with Concordia Indiana Tech Grace Huntington and TrisState joining Waona Lake and Huntington. Schools may add others later and compete in basketball baseball and tennis with an annual all sports champion. Officers named include Richard Khoptenstein James Boyer and Mary Mendenhall.
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Braves Top Cubs 9-5 Behind Burdette Shuts Seven Inning Effort
Lew Burdette pitched seven shutout innings and drove in a run with two doubles and two singles as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 9-5 on Monday.
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Cubs rally past Burdette in nine run loss apparent title bout
A battered Cubs offense finally broke through in the eighth as box score chaos and pitching changes left Don Burdette with nine losses against three wins. Chicago used three late runs, including Rob Allman’s double, to erase the threat. The game featured rugged early action and a chaotic eighth inning.
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Rathmann Suffers Broken Back In Warmup Crash
Rathmann sustained a broken back after a crash during warmups for a 19 mile race Sunday at Milwaukee. Track physician said he will be sidelined for at least two months. Witnesses described a spin involving Kathniwin and Red Amicket, with Rathmann’s car ending atop Amicky.
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