Dodgers edge Cardinals as Behrman shines in relief
In a June 27 game, Hank Behrman relieved in the fifth to limit St Louis to three runs as Brooklyn beats the Cardinals 3 1. The Dodgers improved their standing while attendance reached 33 968.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
14
In a June 27 game, Hank Behrman relieved in the fifth to limit St Louis to three runs as Brooklyn beats the Cardinals 3 1. The Dodgers improved their standing while attendance reached 33 968.
Schedule notes Boston meets Brooklyn while Lom bard aims for a 7 3 record in tonight's card New York battles Philadelphia in a night game S Louis faces Pittsburgh with Potten at 6 3 and Ontermueher at 6 3 Chicago also on the docket with uncertain timing
The schedule lists Washington at Boston with Wolf facing Harris. Philadelphia visits New York, Marchiléon at Oromak, Cleveland at Detroit, and Mt.-Might-Trent matches up with ve. Standings include team records such as Harris 10-2 and Trent 1-4.
Yesterday Bristol 160 New River ingsport 14 Beeefield 7 Welch 6 Pulaski 7 8 Johnson City 62 Games tonight Bristol at Johnson City Kingsport at Elizabethton Welch at Bluefield New River at Pulaski.
Bluefield fell 16-7 to Kingsport extending a nine loss in eleven games. The Cherokees dominated with a one sided win in front of a sparse Bowen ABHOA crowd, closing a three game series sweep.
Rep. Donald L. O'Toole of New York files a $200,000 slander and libel suit in supreme court against boxing promoter Uncle Mike Jacobs. The congressman alleges Jacobs called him deceitful and accused him of using his office to obtain tickets to a bout. Jacobs labels the claim a national fraud while defending his statements as political rhetoric.
At Apawamis club Rye New York the United States Seniors Golf Association team defeated Canada 20 to 5 in the national seniors championship first day. Ellis Knowles of Rye Samuel oe Greenwich Conn led scores as contenders appeared including F Kammer Short Hills N J Spencer L Jones Philadelphia with more players entering the individual contest.
A terse local item notes Gunnery Sergeant Louis Washington seeks a guard position. The fragment references June 27 and a Morgane Arvin L. instructors course, but details are incomplete.
At Cherry Point North Carolina in the military police detachment the subject outlines his qualifications to or ability as an exponent in nude a disjointed phrasing but indicates a debate over a specialized role within the unit.
Blackie Dahlberg a first year college golfer and former Navy pilot shot 69 to lead the 49th annual national collegiate A A Golf tournament in Princeton New Jersey He stands two strokes ahead of Charles Sand of Denver University and Charley Coe of Oklahoma with several ex servicemen among the leaders The field includes Andy Anderson George Hamer Jimmy Wittenberg and others in the middle pack with 74s at Lees Sno We hole course
Mel Henry, prominent football player of the late 1930s, was named head track coach at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The appointment makes him also an assistant football coach and assistant basketball coach, with prior work in the physical education program last year.
Officials say Texas will supply at least two likely first place winners as the AAU track meets draw about 35 000 spectators. Bill Cummins, once a Rice star, suffered severe wounds in a prior incident and is part of the field for the big test.
Silas John Robertson of the University of Texas and another Lone Star starter are favored at the senior meet. Robertson, national collegiate champion in the broad jump, has approached 25 feet in recent trials and is seen as a strong title contender.
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