Durocher and Guard Acquitted of Charges
Brooklyn Dodger manager Leo Durocher and co-defendant Joseph Moore were acquitted by a jury after a short deliberation over allegations of assault at Ebbets Field following a Brooklyn-Philadelphia game. Judge Louis Goldstein praised the verdict as fair and vindicating the team and the game.
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Durocher
Guard
Leo Durikher
Brooklyn Dodger
New York
Dodger
Joseph Moore
Ebbets Field
John Christian
Enders Field
German Bhapiro
Moore
Louis Goldstein
Brooklyn
Witer O'Malley
Athens Wellston game recap and bowling tips summary
Athens beat Wellston 15 to 6 in a high scoring game. The report details player performances, innings, and errors, then shares bowling technique tips from Ned Day’s series finale on proper approach and mechanics. The piece notes the Wellston and Athens lineups, pitching changes, and adds editorial closure from The Messenger sports page.
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Evans
Joe Kennedy
Dailey
Kennedy
Athens
Wellston
NEC
Pound Bulldogs
Max Duncan
Gallipolis
Ironton
Goury
Duncan P
Potts Ss
Ashton
Welestos
Sant
Pier
Grant
G. Thompson
Gillen
Bishop
Householder
Pope P
H. Thompson
Smith
Itoo
Hicks
C. Thompson
A — Duncan
Currens
Potts
Cuningham
Q. Thompson
Pape
Duncan
Pope
Om Pope
Thompson
P Dubcan
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Feller To Hurl For Indians In Chi White Sox Clash
Cleveland calls on Bobby Feller to halt a three game slide as Chicago seeks revenge after an opening day win. Feller aims to reverse a 1 1 0 0 loss to the Sox and 0 3 2 setback to Detroit, while Ed Lopat leads Chicago’s 11 2 victory with nine hits allowed.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Feller
Chi White Sox
Tribe
Feller
Sox
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Joe Haynes
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Indians
Les Fleming
Fat Seerey
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Ray Dumont's National Baseball Congress reports 55 percent of the first 1000 requests for rule books come from women. Tex Coulter projects a strong Penn Relays shot put, surpassing 51 feet with little spring practice. Marty Pasquel, Notre Dame stint noted. Freddie Mandel seeks NFL eligibility rule reinstatement. West Point hosts wounded soldiers from Halloran Hospital at sports events. Red Sox send Ed Kenney to Lynn for pitcher conversion. Joe Goetz is today's guest star. Louis-Conn tickets listed in various price points.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Philadelphia
Ray Dumont
National Baseball Congress
Ray
Tex Coulter
Army
Penn
Detroit
Freddie Mandel
NFL
All America
Military Academy
Halloran Hospital
Staten Island
West Point
Red Sox
Ed Kenney
Boston College
Lynn
Mass
Stranahan Faces Covington in 46th North and South Final
Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Hub Covington of Orangeburg met in the championship match of the 46th annual North and South Amateur Golf Tournament held in Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Stranahan
Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Hub Covington
Orangeburg
Babe Ruth Considers Managing Mexican Baseball Club
The retired star Babe Ruth hinted he may manage a team in the Mexican Baseball League after reports that Jorge Pasquel sought him. Ruth said he has not received an offer but might visit Mexico and take charge if invited, noting his long-held ambition to manage.
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Ted Meier
New York
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Jorge Pasquel
Inter al
Mexico City
Pasquel
Robert Janis
Ruth
Babe
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston Braves
Newari
Former Indian Pilot Dies in Tampico Credited as Cleveland Manager
Cleveland-1UP reports Joe Doe Birmingham, a former playing manager of the Cleveland baseball club, died of a heart attack in Tampico, Mexico. He was about 60, served as a Mexican League umpire at death, had his best year in 1913 finishing third, left Cleveland in 1916, and later worked as a Giant scout.
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Cleveland
Joe Doe
Birmingham
Tampico
Mexico
Cleveland Baseball Club
Tigers, Bums Top as Yanks, Cards Slip in 1945 season note
Hurricane Hal Newhouser and Hank Greenberg led Detroit to a 6-5 win over St. Louis, elevating the Tigers to first in the American League as Yankees drop to a tie with Boston. Greenberg drove in the tying run in the eighth and added two doubles. The Browns were defeated 6-5 in a clutch late inning rally.
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Joe Reichler
Hal Newhouser
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Tiger
Greenberg
Newhouser
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
Roy Cullenbine
Johnny Pesky
Eddie Pellagrini
New York
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Harry
Cat
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Reds
Hank Borowy
Bruins
Mary Rickert
Cooper
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Luke Appling
Bay Lopat
Mead
Sox
Hal Trosky
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia
Athletics
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Crack Keglers Roll Tonight
Buffalo New York scene reports Meister Braus of Chicago as National Match Game Champion and top 1000 plus average team ready to bid at the American Bowling Congress Tournament. Paul Krumske leads with a 212 average after a National Double title win with Joe Linke. James Giunta posted 671 gross on games 219 212 247 for Warren Catholic team.
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Buffalo
Tipton's eighth inning slam lifts St Paul to 9 5 win
Eric Tipton belted a grand slam in the eighth as St Paul defeated Kansas City 9 5 to seize second place, closing to a half game behind Minneapolis in the American Association. Milwaukee rose to sixth with a 3 0 win as Toledo beat Louisville 6 4 and Indianapolis routed Columbus 10 1.
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Americ
Aes
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paula
Kansas
Milwaukee
Columbus
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphis
Cincinnati
Pett Club
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Wis
Washington
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Paul
Eric Tipton
Tipton
Saints
Millers
Mud Hens
Red Birds
Wooster Tops Otterbein On Gauer Homer In Nine Inning Win
Wooster College defeated Otterbein by a 13 hit attack. Dick Gauer hit a fifth inning homer to tie the score and sparked the rally as Wooster earned the deciding run in the ninth.
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Otterbein Falls Westerville
Dick Gauer
Wooster College
Otterbein
Gauer
Wooster
Pedenmen Out for Fourth Straight Win
OU Bobcats pitcher Chuck Burdette will start against Cincinnati Bearcats as coach Don C. Peden presses for a fourth straight win. The lineup features Bill Brooks Singerman Turk Turk with Sayre Traeger and King Kong Brady in the outfield. Batting averages listed but not finalized.
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Phil Hallman
Don C. Peden
Chuck Burdette
OU Bobcats
Cincinnati Bearcats
Lsoup Bone
Gene Ruzskowald
Ruszkowski
Sikewise J
Bill Brooks
Jack Singere
Man
Bill Turk
Chuck i
Horn
Singerman
Brooks
Ralph Sayre
Chuck Traeger
Speedy King
Kong’ Brady
Turk
Treager
Madden
Traeger
Biskup
Diamond
Bill ‘Shortie
Sluggers and Pros Dominate A Busy Baseball Card
Sluggers Greenberg Newhouser Kiner Lopat Miller Pellagrini Pesky Maal power past Browns Pirates Cubs Sox Reds and Red Sox stars fuel early major league action. Meanwhile tennis eyes a World Open Tourney with $15 000 purse and USPLTA plans Rio de Janeiro start July 20.
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New York
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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Wellston Golden Rockets
Wayne Dailey
Bulldog
Dies Coury
Roger Pediso
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Enes
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Coury
Evans Srounder
Chase Pope
Dick Cour
Dick Potts
CG Thompson
Iup
Ted Cunningham
Beggs
Wyse
Martin
Ostermueller
Behrman
Voiselle
Lee
Hetlin
Fowler
Page
Hudson
Trucks
Potter
Fullerton
Marty Pasquel
Notre Dame
Charile Callahan
Vern Stephens
America
Joe Goetzj
Paterson
N. J
Schuster
N. Lancaster St
Mickle
Tire and Access. CO
Athens, Ohio
By Dobbs
Kyle
Clifford Shep
Ed Head
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buick CO
Ohio
Ohio U
Cincinnati U
Ohio University
H. S
Aeds Qalulumy
Wayne University
Michigan State Club
Rhinelanders
Muskingum
Muskies
Bobcats
Portsider
John Jurkovic
Peden
Sluggers Heroes of
Diamond Play
Pirates
Cardinal
White Sox
Eddie Miller
Ed Pellagrini
Pellagrini
Pesky
Yankens
Phil Maal
Braves
Giants
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