Red Sox Move Up With Twin Wins Over Senators
Boston's Red Sox topped the Washington Senators 15-7 and 13-11 to climb into second in the American League, five games behind the Yankees and a half game ahead of Cleveland. Bearden took the loss in relief for Washington while Gumpert earned his 10th win. A crowd of 31,424 saw the White Sox surge in the fourth and sixth innings as Johnny Ortrowski drove in the first four runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Sox
Yankees
Indians
Adams
al Benton
Steve Souchock
Pierce
Gene Bearden
Bearden
Randy Gumpert
White Sox
Johnny Ortrowski
Keeslo
Keeslo (7-6) and Ees 12) We. Roest
Chicago
Bers
Pet O
Overashington
Philadelphia
Veland
New York
Pasnasiokte
Reschi
Ve. Fowler
Welk
Kin¢er
Gray
Detroitt
Fort Worth
Oxlahome City
Antonio Oy
Ouston Aumont
Eagles trounce College All-Stars 38 to 0 in Soldier Field
Philadelphia Eagles dominated the College All-Stars at Soldier Field with five touchdowns and a field goal in a 38 to 0 rout before 93 780 fans. Steve Van Buren opened the scoring as the professionals outgained the Collegians 228 yards rushing to 116 and 130 to minus three in the air, while multiple Eagles shared the scoring duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
College All-Stars
Soldier Field
Philadelphia
Steve van Buren
Charles “Bud” Wilkinson
Collegians
George Taliaferro
Sean’ Bill
Russ Craft
Ee Patton
Cards Retake Ist by Walloping Bucs 8 2
St. Louis rallies to win 8 2 over Pittsburgh as Gerry Staley allows six hits and Stan Musial and Joe Garagiola hit three run homers. Musial belts his 19th homer to cap the big night, lifting the Cardinals into first in the NL pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
ST. Louis
Gerry Staley
Joe Garagiola
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stan
Joe
Redbirds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Smoky City
Tom Saffell
Stan Rojek
Pirates
Ernie Bonham
Pittsburgh
Bonham
Red Schoendienst
Lou Kiein
Musial
Braves Edge Dodgers 5 3 in Brooklyn showdown
Tom Holmes and Jeff Heath hit two run homers as the Boston Braves defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-3. Nelson Potter went the distance for Boston, allowing seven hits in the Friday night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Tommy Holmes
Jeff Heath
Boston Braves
Baseball's Big Six YER AND CLUB G6 neon
Dodgers 100 Niieams Red Box ae ell Tigers Browns aughter Cardinals spe ndjenst Card 103 AB 4 Pct 38S 344 242 321
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Niieams
Red
Aeell
Tigers
Browns
Ofaughter
Cardinals
Spendjenst
Temple Eagles Sweep Texarkana Bears In Friday Wins
Temple's last place Eagles defeated Texarkana's league leading Bears 4 0 and 8 3 in a doubleheader Friday night in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Temple
Eagles
Bears
Texas League Results Se Two EEWL State Reece Series
Readable scraps report results from a Texas league event and EEWL state series with brief outcomes. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the fragment, but it notes score-like figures and competition context in a sports brief style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewl State
White Sox Edge Indians in Ninth Inning Thriller
Herb Adams delivered a bases loaded two out single in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 win over the Cleveland Indians. The Indians tied it in the eighth with three runs including a two run homer by Larry Doby and added another in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aus
Herb Adams
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Larry Doby
Ford
al Lawrence
Gil Castillo
Mane Ny Mantaras
Suares
Castillo
Twins
Moore
Rafael Sangli
Flis
Ed Sheeats
Don Stokes
Dean Stafford
Stokes
Bob Clodfelter
Suarez
Stafford
Clodfelter
Bell
Fred
Ralph Kennedy
Felter
Wade Tate
Bachmann
Austin Fashioned Sons
Ey Clodfelter
Tate
Ed Berendrain
Lawrence
Pete Mayer
Raymond Roger
Brown
Reendrain
Campbell
Bidding Opens Soon For Baylor Stadium Project
Baylor Stadium directors directed the architectural engineer to advertise immediately for bids on excavation grading drainage and site prep for the new 1 500 000 stadium to be ready for the 1950 football season. The committee includes D Moreland and a member from Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Baylor Stadium Corporation
Ee Ee
D. Moreland and
Oe of
Austin
Byrne Steadies, Defeats A's 7-3
Byrne hurls four-hit ball over the last eight frames as New York beats Philadelphia 7-3 Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Sherman Twins Win 8 7 Over Austin in Big State League
In Sherman on Friday night the Sherman Denison Twins defeated Austin 8 to 7 in a Big State League game. It was the Twins' straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Sherman-Denison
Austin
Twins
Spudders Explode for 20 Hits in 15-5 Win
Wichita Falls roughed up the Majors scoring 15 runs as the Spudders piled up 20 hits in a decisive game. The offensive outburst highlighted the day with strong hitting across the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spudders
Gainesville Slugs Waco Pirates 5 1 in State series opener
The Gainesville Slugs defeated the Waco Pirates 5 1 Friday night to take a 1 0 lead in a two game State series. Gainesville built a big lead with seven runs across the seventh and sixth innings while Moore departed in the fifth. Clodfelter and Tate contributed key RBI hits as the Slugs pulled away.
Umpire Reverses Call in Braves Dodgers Controversy
Umpire changes decision after Brooklyn manager protests a 5-3 Braves win over the Dodgers. Shotton attacks a misplay by Sallee and a triple with one out fuels the dispute. Snider’s drive features in the ruling conflicting with an earlier call as the game remained 5-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shotton
Tadae Sallee
Snider
White shoots 65 to lead O Shanter in tight round
White fires a 65 to grab the early lead over O Shanter with a 135 total as a quartet of challengers cluster around 137. The detail mentions a playoff loss to Nelson in 1943 and notes White’s 28 putts, the round’s best, as Mangrum matches the round with a 65 while Palmer leads the money standings for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whites
White
Nelson
Palmer
Australians Gain 1-0 Lead in Davis Cup Final
Australia took a 1-0 lead over Italy in the inter-zonal final after a rain delayed singles match. Billy Sidwell played two and a half hours with a long delay, during which he warned he might break an ankle on the turf. Del Bello and Sidwell carried the match to a late finish as weather disrupted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye. N. YY
Australia
Italy
Inter-Tome
Billy Sidwell Ram
del Bello
Trucks' 2 Hit Victory Tops Tigers Open Series
Virgil Fire Trucks pitched a two hitter to defeat the St. Louis Browns 4-1 in Detroit. The win opened a three game series with Detroit collecting the early advantage as Hogue Titty managed the Tigers to the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Virgil
Fire) Trucks
Hite
Revit Tigers
St. Aus Hogue Titty
Lieutenant Faces Major In Golf Tourney Finals
In 64 degree heat at San Antonio the defending champion Lt Willard M. Mens of Fort Worth and the Second Army advances to the finals of the worldwide all Army golf championship. He will meet Maj Lawsos Magruder after a decisive victory, with the fourth Army team also contending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Teweh
Tome
Fourth Army
Willard M. ‘Jeck
Fort Worth
Second Army
Lawsos Magruder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams
Homer
Ted Williams
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Ralph Kiner
Vernon Stephens
Sens
Khington
Vollmer
Robinson
Chette
Simmons
Welteroth
Goodat
LHI
Ely
Washington
Borough Fin
Tilt
BY Charles Dunkley
Noble Dow
Eagle
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Belien
Sewell Pan
Braves
Brooklyn Ibien
Holmes
S.brooklyn
Scooter
Cchec
Sprys
Schroeder Ib
Rasso
Rottarini Caliie
McDowell
Rehie
Carewell
Tr Simpson
Ute
Tribe
Sees
Philley
Baylor Stadium
Byrne
A’s
Sherman Twins
Wichita Falls
Gainesville
Waco Pirates
Gace Eving
Mani
Amine
Amini Farin
Willem
eGarts
Austin Tate
Heerietan Rachmang
Wrenee
Clodtelter
Tuhwaf Sherman Denison Hanet
Stafford Eer
Castile
Maryar
Rene
Artar Belie
Ump
Northey
St. Louis Cardinal
O'Shanter
St’. Tours
Seeree
Rte
Lieutenant
Paletaff
Jax
Rowley Bros
E. Ist
R’s
Bull’s Eye Specials
Glenmore
Bo DaBem
Schenley Reserve
G.N.S
Texas
Myer’s Rum
Bond
Wilken Family
James E. Pepper
Bull’s Eye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!