Browns Edge Yankees 3 to 2 in ten innings
The New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns battled in a tight game decided in the tenth. Johnny Niggeling held the Yanks to five hits with eight strikeouts as the Browns won 3 to 2 aided by four New York errors and key hits by Keller and Dickey.
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White Sox Triumph Over Red Sox 4-1 Behind Thorny Lee
Lefiy Thorny Lee limited Boston to six hits as the Chicago White Sox beat the Red Sox 4 to 1. Don Holloway contributed offense while Tony Lupien homered for Boston in the ninth. Miller, Doerr, and Lupien provided Boston’s scoring efforts, but Chicago pulled ahead with timely hits and strong defense.
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Recreation program headed for a strong start tomorrow
The Greater Bluefield recreation program will begin tomorrow with the organizers confident in its success. They will take pride in providing the “kids” and a place to play, as twenty five percent of the effort goes toward the supportive framework that makes up the system. Queen Victoria appears on more postage stamps than any other person in history.
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Parker Backs Track Win Over AAU Field
Nation's top prep sprinter Charley Parker declines predictions while his peers hail his state meet races. A standout student leader Parker keeps track goals ahead of football and will serve as student council president as he contends for another successful season.
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Meal Ticket Drives Giants To End Losing Streak
New York and Pittsburgh battle as Meal Ticket breaks the Giants six game Draught with a homer. Pirates string together five straight wins while Giants falter with pitching and fielding miscues in a tight National League game.
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Braves Rally Past Reds Narrowly For 7-5 Win
Boston Braves beat Cincinnati 7-5 as Nieman delivered a key drive to right field after Frey’s fumble on a potential double play. Holmes and McCarthy sparked a four-run fifth with singles and a double by Workman amid a late scoring surge.
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Pinky Higgins Mains Hot Bat Seeks Long Run
Pinky Higgins of the Tigers hits well above his 1930s pace with a batting average around .350 early in the season. The Texas native, 34 on May 27, celebrates his 11th big league year while staying at third base, confident in more base hits ahead.
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West Virginia to appoint poet laureate panel
Governor Neely announced West Virginia will soon have a poet laureate and named a three member committee to select a candidate. Dr Joseph Rosier chairs the panel with Katherine Weller and Fred Smith on the committee. Over 300 poems were submitted by about 120 contestants.
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Charleston Cadet Killed In Crash
Pensacola naval air training center said aviation Cadet Jesse F. Rowe and aviation machinist’s mate Gilbert M. Jones were killed in a plane crash near Silver Hill during a navigation flight. Rowe was the pilot and son of Mrs. Inez M. Rowe of New Orleans.
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Speedy Unloading Of Coal Cars Urged
The Office of Defense Transportation ordered speedy unloading of coal cars at delivery points to return cars to mines quickly for reloading after a 35 000 car freeze by Secretary Ickes. ODT Director Eastman warned against further production losses from car supply failures while coal supply remained tight.
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New Scouting Idea Revealed By Harry Grayson
Lloyd Brazil of the University of Detroit runs a vast wartime scouting network using mail from 50 plus former Detroit athletes in service. The plan gathers intel on talented players from service teams for colleges, clubs, and fighters managers. Ensign Bob Calihan and others report potential stars ready to enter college programs after the war.
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