Fort Wayne Electrics oust Weimar in semi pro tourney
Fort Wayne Indiana Electrics defeated Weimar Texas Truckers 4-2 to reach the fourth round of the national semi pro baseball tournament. Pitcher Bill Ricks struck out 15 as Fort Wayne protected a lead built off Murray Wall. Weimar previously held the national title in 1947, and includes players from Texas University 1949 champions.
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Ohioan Pitches No Hit Game Five Tilts Set Today
Opening night of the VFW National Softball Tournament featured top hurlers Frank Sosko of Toledo and a lefty from Austin. Sosko pitched a no hit game as Toledo defeated Kearney 11 0, while Krieg of Austin tossed a one hitter in a 5 0 win over Geneseo. Governor Allan Shivers attended opening ceremonies and a calf scramble stunt was staged. First round games are scheduled for Tuesday with double elimination play and bleacher additions announced.
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Upsets and Rain Delay Shake National Golf Meet
In Rochester New York the 45th National Golf championship faced rain and darkness causing 18 first round matches to spill into Tuesday morning. Harold Foreman a Chicago trucking executive and two 21 year olds upset several players, including defeating Ernest Millward 4 and 2 for the Walker Cup member. Texas players Rufus King and Co T Garth Jr also won early rounds.
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Wilbur Bartles
Northey Homers Spark Cards Past Braves 8-2
St Louis Cardinal outburst caps seven-run seventh inning as Ron Northey belts a four run homer. Al Brazie earns his 14th win. Braves fall for third straight. Attendance 15,935 at Braves Field. In other action Philadelphia tops Chicago 6-5 on Lo Pat and Seminick homers in eighth.
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Waco Pirates Rally For 8-6 Victory Over Pioneers
Waco Pirates came from behind to defeat Austin 8-6 on Monday night. Jodie Howington earned the win as the Buc hurler for Waco, while Bill Pierre did not pitch the complete game. Pierre struck out six to raise his season total to 263. Emery Hresko collected three hits in the win with Brown adding an outfield sacrifice late.
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Texarkana Bears blank Spudders 9 0 in opener
Righthander Tince Leonard pitched six shutout innings as the Texarkana Bears routed the Wichita Falls Spudders 9-0 in the Big State League series opener on Monday night. Leonard allowed six hits as the Bears surged early.
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Browns Stop Senators 2-1 On Kokos Ninth Inning Hit
Dick Kokos lined a bases loaded single in the ninth inning to drive in the go ahead run as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 2-1. Waco beat Austin 5-3 with key hits from Haddican Baas Pfeil and Estock.
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Standings and results from Monday's sports slate
The standings show Waco 8 to Austin 9 and Texarkana 9 to Wich! herman-Denison 1 3 with several teams like Burnetville, Greenville, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia Chinese in play. In the American League Cleveland sits at 5-5 while Boston is 2-4 and Detroit 4. Philadelphia 0-3 and St. Louis 2-1 are also listed. Multiple games and venues are noted across leagues, including Texas League matchups Oklahoma City at Las, Fort Worth at Houston, and Beaumon.
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Brooklyn Beats Pirates 5-1 Behind Snider and Robinson
Duke Snider delivered a tie-breaking single while Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson homered to power Brooklyn past Pittsburgh 5-1. Jack Banta earned his 7th win in his first complete game, as Brooklyn narrowed the gap behind the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Badger Captain Named Red Wilson of Wisconsin
Robert Red Wilson of Milwaukee was elected captain of the 1949 Wisconsin football team after being named most valuable player the past two years. The announcement came Monday night in Madison.
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Red) Wilson
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Sherman Nine Bears Gain Upset, Doubleheader Sweep
Sherman-Denison Twins stay in the first division race by taking both ends of a Monday night doubleheader from the Gainesville Owls. The twin bill ended 8-1 and 8-3 with Sherman-Denison delivering decisive early scoring and solid pitching to lift the team.
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