Longhorns Clinch NCAA Berth With 7-3 Win Over A&M
Texas establishes a national tournament spot by routing Oklahoma A&M 7-3 at home. Ed Kneuper Shamblin and Hamilton power a late offense as Charlie Gorin strands three hits in eight innings. Kneuper belts his seventh homer as UT rebounds from an early deficit to seal the series and a Wichita, Kansas bid.
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Indians Hit Four Homers To Top Yankees 10-4
Cleveland Indians ignite a 10-4 win over the New York Yankees behind four homers led by Ken Keltner who drove in four. Bob Lemon and Larry Doby also homer as the Indians stretch their winning streak to six while Ed Lopat takes the loss.
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Leahy Predicts Notre Dame Won’t Lose Seven Games
Coach Frank Leahy says Notre Dame will not drop seven games this fall despite quotes to the contrary. He cites loss of blocking strength, a tougher 1949 schedule, and shifts in line personnel as reasons Notre Dame’s 28 game unbeaten streak may end. Schedule highlights include Indiana, Washington, Purdue, Navy, Michigan State, North Carolina, Iowa, USC, and SMU.
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Dodgers Grab 2-1 Win Over Cubs On Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 2-1 after a ninth inning rally highlighted by Duke Snider and Gil Hodges singles. Don Newcombe earned the win, allowing six hits for his fourth decision without a loss. The defeat marked the Cubs' sixth straight loss.
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Reds End Slump With 7-2 Win Over Boston
Cincinnati gains a 7-2 victory to snap a seven game losing streak as the three new Reds Harry Walker Peanuts Lower and Walker Cooper drive five runs. Cooper hits a first inning homer with Walker and Lowrey aboard backing Howard Fox to his fourth win of the season.
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Junior Golf Qualifying Opens For Austin City Meet
Austin junior golfers began qualifying rounds for the annual city tournament sponsored by the Austin Jaycees. The 18 hole qualifier will pick eight players for the State Jaycee Junior tourney next Friday. Players must be under 19 before July 15, 1949. No entry fee for the local meet. $1 fee for Friday’s 36 hole play at Muny.
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Austin Jaycees
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Schroeder and Mulloy Reach Queens Club Final
Ted Schroeder of California and Gardnar Mulloy of Florida advanced to the Queens Club final in London, to meet Saturday as a Wimbledon preview. Schroeder defeated Eric Sturgess 4-6 6-2 7-5 after a late rally, while Mulloy beat John Bromwich 2-6 6-4 6-4.
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London
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la Crescenta
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Miami
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Schroeder
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Mulloy
John Bromwich
Bromwich
Smith and Williams Vie For 40th Texas Golf Assn Crown
Dallas June 17 Rey nolds Smith a two time TGA champion meets Morris Williams Jr a UT standout in the 40th annual Texas Golf Association final at Dallas Country Club. Semifinals Friday saw Smith defeat Don Cherry 3 and 2 and Williams beat L M Crannell 2 and 1 with Smith five under par through 16 holes and Williams one under. The 36 hole final Saturday will decide who holds the title with Smith aiming for his third TGA crown after wins in 1934 and 1937.
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Reynolds Smith
Morris Williams Jr
University of Texas
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Odessa
Williams
L. M. Crannell
North Texas State
Dallas Country Club
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Harvey, Austin B. Blanks St. Ed's 11-1 in Legion game
Harvey, Austin B. American Legion blanked St. Edward's 11-1 at St. Edward's Friday afternoon. Dan Harvey earned the win with two hits allowed, 13 strikeouts, and two walks in seven innings. Oliver Bradshaw added five strikeouts in two innings. Gene Hawkins had four hits in five at bats and Truman Hudson three for five for the winners. Billy Banks started for St. Ed's. In an earlier game St. Ed defeated the B team 5-4.
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St. Ed
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