Lanier Emerges as Cards Ace in St. Louis Run
Lanier, a left handed pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, wins his second straight victory after army service, defeating Cincinnati 4 1. The Cardinals extend a five game winning streak as Brooklyn and New York also post wins. The season totals and standings are noted with strong attendance figures across centers. The piece highlights Lanier’s return to form and his growing prominence among top Cardinals pitchers.
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U. S. Army
Athens
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Man Finds Relief After Ten Years With ERB HELP
A man reports ten years of a brick like sensation in the stomach due to undigested food. After taking ERB HELP he claims the symptom vanished the second day with regular bowels and reduced gas and headaches. The ad promotes ERB HELP containing 12 herbs and lists Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville as sellers.
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Nelsonville
Betts
Connie Mack Faces Separation Over Stock Dispute
Philadelphia club owner Connie Mack and his wife, Cornelius McGillicuddy, announce their separation over the disposition of stock in the Athletics. She says stock moved to three of his sons triggered the split. he hopes for a quick settlement while aged 83. They have five children with several relations affected by the transfer.
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Fila
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Rey
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Baseball Averages
Babe Young drove in three and scored twice as the Giants beat Phil lies 7-6. Billy Herman singled home the winning run in the Dodgers 5-4 win over the Boston Braves. Max Lanier allowed six hits as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 4-1. Joe DiMaggio tripled and scored twice in a 2-1 Yankees win over the Athletics. Eddie Pellagray hit his first major league homer in Boston's 5-4 win over Washington. Dizzy Trout pitched six shutout innings in Detroit's 4-0 win over Chicago.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Indians Turn to Edwards to Spark Offense in Browns Series
St Louis. At least one Cleveland Indian will hit leadoff today as Hank Edwards of Norwalk replaces Pat Seerey in right field for a two game set with the St. Louis Browns. Edwards arrives after five hits in two previous outings and a .555 average. Lou Boudreau vows to stand by most of the lineup despite a six hit effort against Detroit. Red Embree starts today versus Denny Galehouse. Five Tribe players, including Bob Feller, worked out at League Park as the roster sits at 34 after Eddie Robinson was optioned to Baltimore.
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Bobo Newsom Aims to Prove Naysayers Wrong
New York. Bobo Newsom of the Philadelphia Athletics declares a vindication drive after slander from last season. He notes a lighter 200 pound frame and says he will win many games for Mr. Mack. In 14 innings this spring he beat the Yankees and Red Sox for two early victories.
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Babe Ruth Fined for Speeding in Yonkers Court
George Herman Babe Ruth known as the king of swat was fined 15 dollars in Yonkers city court Friday for speeding at 60 miles an hour.
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Babe” Ruth
AA Battle Resumes With Three Teams Near First
The American Association resumes today with Minneapolis Louisville and Indianapolis contending for sole possession of first. The Millers host Kansas City while Louisville visits Columbus and Indianapolis goes to Toledo. St Paul hosts Milwaukee, the 1945 champions, in a fourth game.
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Toledo
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Milwaukee Brewers
Fullerton's Roundup: Derby blooms and baseball marriages
Churchill Downs worries about early tulip blooms as Derby candidates risk failing to mature before the race meeting. Florida State League wives take on business manager roles for Palatka and St. Augustine Saints. Movie men buy horses. broadcaster Bob Kelly returns to NFL coverage. Notre Dame figure Charlie Callahan aims to catalog former players. Ohio State football trims spring practice roster to about 110, prompting coaching needs at tackle and end positions.
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All-America lures Fritsch from Packers
The All America Football League signs Green Bay Packers fullback Ted Fritsch to join the Cleveland Browns. Fritsch, 25, will handle place kicking and line plunging, report August 1. He ranked fifth in league scoring last season and was a top kickoff return man.
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Fans Sure Cards Will Win Star-Studded St. Louis Club
St Louis Cardinals enter the season with prewar talent and the largest advance ticket sales in the club’s history. Owner Sam Breadon says fans have decided they will win, noting sellout of 16 000 ticket books occurred before opening day.
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Milwaukee Heils Lead in Bowling Congress Standings
The Milwaukee Heils remain on top in the five man standings with 2995 as the American Bowling Congress enters its final three weeks. Standings stayed the same after yesterday's action. The day's high in doubles went to Frank Wilkins and Joe Gosine of Detroit with 1249, while Ed Johnson of Akron rolled the top singles 664.
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American Bowling Congress
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Gosine
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Ohio
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In the National League Brooklyn beat Boston 5 to 4 in ten innings while St Louis topped Cincinnati 4 to 1. Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 0 and Boston edged Washington 5 to 4 with New York prevailing 2 to 1 over Philadelphia. No American Association games scheduled.
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Today's Games With Probable Pitchers List
Baseball matchups feature Boston versus Brooklyn with Cooper facing Head and New York meeting Philadelphia under Feldman and Judd. Other games include Chicago versus Pittsburgh Passeau against Albosta and St Louis at Cincinnati with Wilks and Andrews. Detroit plays Chicago with Benton and Dietrich. Cleveland visits St Louis with Embree and Gatehouse. Philadelphia at New York with Knott and Gumpert. Washington meets Boston with Masterson and E Johnson. Louisville at Columbus night game, Indianapolis at Toledo, Milwaukee at St Paul, and Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Keg Coach Is Kibitzer in Bowling and Other Sports
Five time match game champion notes captains act as advisors during regular play. Coaches or kibitzers are common in bowling and other sports and can degrade teams with unsolicited tips. Strong leagues bar such advice while captains shield players from noise. Next: Inclicibie bowlers.
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Japan War Criminal Indictments Delayed
Tokyo reports delays in indicting major war crime suspects led by former Premier Tojo. Joseph B. Keenan, head of the international prosecution section, said a bare possibility exists indictments may come by Saturday at the earliest. Last week’s postponement had set expectations for Monday or Tuesday.
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