Yankees Defeat Chisox in 10th
Hank Bauer scored from first on Gerry Coleman s bloop single and an error by Mary Rickert to lift the New York Yankees to a 6 5 win over the Chicago White Sox in 10 innings. Wight charged with the loss as Page held Chicago to force extra frames before New York tallied in the 10th.
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New York
Hank Bauer
Gerry Coleman
Mary Rickert
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Bob Porterfield
Allie Reynolds
Joe Page
Page
Bill Wight
Wight
Masi
Carrasquel
Majeski
Zernal
Coleman
Rizzuto
Collins
Bauer
Berra
Pierce
Reynolds
Peirce
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Porterfield
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U—Rommel
Paparella
Hubbard
Chicago Ab
Carrasquel Philley
Zermal
Ekert
Robinson
Maijeski
Masic
Fox
A-Malone
Kosar
Ventee
UT honors nine in tennis and golf with varsity letters
Nine members of Southwest Conference championship tennis and golf teams at the University of Texas earned varsity letters. Tennis letterists include Julian Oates James Saunders Bernard Gerhardt Charles Bludworth Clinton Nettleton and Wesley Ellis with Ellis possibly earning a letter at the NCAA tournament. Golf letterists are Reece Alexander Morris Williams Jr. Marion Pfluger and Billy Penn. Special merit went to Ralph Nettleton and managerial award to Lawrence Reingold. Reserve tennis awards went to Bill Bonham Fred Boyd Allan Hanretta Al Leissner Philip Sanders Nick Sacaris Glenn Henderson Arlyn Stro man and Sergio Villarreal.
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University of Texas
Dana X. Bible
Julian Oates
Waco
James Saunders
Amarillo
Bernard Gerhardt
Charles Bludworth
Austin
Clinton Nettleton
San Juan
Nettleton
Reece Alexander
Nocona
Morris Williams Jr
Marion Pfluger
Billy Penn
Albuquerque
N.M
Wesley Ellis
San Antonio
Ellis
Bob Gibson
Gil Kuykendall
Ralph Nettleton
Lawrence Reingold
Henrietta
Oklo
Bill Bonham
Navasota
Fred Boyd
Allan Hanretta
al Leissner
Philip Sanders
Nick Sacaris
Baytown
Glenn Henderson
Sulphur Springs
Arlyn Stroman
Victoria
Sergio Villarreal
Laredo
Savold Holds Secret Sparring Sessions Ahead of Bout
London dispatch reports Lee Savold training for a Tuesday bout with Bruce Woodcock amid secret four round sessions with Pat Comiskey in a Scarborough dance hall. The British Boxing Board and the European Boxing Union may sanction the winner as world champion. Comiskey, a New Jersey heavyweight, appears as a supporting fighter on the bill.
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London
Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
British Boxing Board
European Boxing Union
Savold
Big Grond
Englewood
Scarborough
Pat Comiskey
New Jersey
Comiskey
Savold-Woodcock
Marty Replaces Kress As Sacramento Pilot
Jo Jo White general manager of the Sacramento Solons announced from Hollywood that Ralph Red Kress was released as manager and outfielder Joe Marty would replace him. Lindsay Brown was dismissed as coach and a new coach would be appointed by Marty in a few days.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jo Jo White
Sacramento Solons
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood
Ralph
Red) Kress
The
Solons
Joe Marty
White
Lindsay Brown
Marty
Dallas Buys Outfielder Difani From Tri-State League
The Dallas club of the Texas League announced the purchase of outfielder Clarence J. Difani from Charlotte of the Tri-State League. Difani will join the club Friday.
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Dallas
Dallas Club
Clarence J. Difani
Charlotte
Difani
Simmons registers 7th win as Phillies crush Cubs 8 to 4
Philadelphia routs Chicago 8 to 4 as Curt Simmons earns his seventh victory with help from Jim Konstanty. Del Ennis returns to action and drives a five run second inning, highlighted by infield hit and consecutive hits from Willie Jones, Dick Sisler and Mike Goliat. Sisler adds his eighth homer in the ninth.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Hiller
Chicago Cubs
Curt Simmons
Jim Konstanty
Tory
Cubs
del Ennis
Willie Jones
Dick Sisler
Mike Goliat
Andy Seminick
Simmons
Dutch Leonard
Phillies
Browns Slip Past Senators 5 to 4 in Twelfth
In a thirteenth inning thriller the Browns edged the Senators 5 to 4. Billy Sommers drove in Don Lenhardt with the winning run as Red Garver earned the relief win. The Browns led 4-0 before Washington tied it with a four-run sixth highlighted by Irv Norens two run homer. Joe Ostrowski left with an injured back and Garver finished, retiring six straight Senators.
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St. Louis
Washington
Billy Sommers
Don Lenhardt
Red Garver
Browns
Connie Marrero
Senators
Irv Noren
Joe Ostrowski
Garver
Rice, Arkansas Enter Midwest Track Meet
MILWAUKEE June 1 Three more intersectional entries swelled the registration list for the 25th annual central collegiate track and field meet at Marquette University stadium June 10. Rice Institute Houston Arkansas and Pittsburgh filed entries along with Drake Bradley and St Thomas of St Paul Minn.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University Stadium
Rice Institute
Houston
Arkansas
Pittsburgh
Drake, Bradley
St. Thomas of
St. Paul
Minn
Linam To Fight Basilio Monday In New Orleans
Texas welterweight champion Bert Linam headlines a 10 round bout against Carmen Basilio in New Orleans Monday night. Linam seeks to rebound after a 36 second knockout by Johnny Saxton in New York, amid losses for teammates Pete Gil and Valentino Luna in recent fights.
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Bert Linam
Texas
Austin
Carmen Basilio
New Orleans
Linam
Johnny Saxton
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Pete Gil
Ralph Helms
Houston
Gil
Valentino Luna
Joe Disoso
Luna
Rookie Seeks Major League Job After Army Return
Joe Patricia, back from Yokohama where he played on the 24th Corps Army team, seeks a major league outfielder job. He advertises, claims natural talent, and recalls a .500 batting pace in YMCA level play. He cites limited diamond experience but confidence in hitting curved balls.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joe Patricia
Joe
Yokohama
Philadelphia Evening
Monegan
Army
Jefferson Barracks
Ear St. Louis
East St. Louis
Patricia
24Th Corps of the Army Engineers
Pacific Service
Platter
Lefty Gomez
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