Lollar Debuts With Indians In Big Rally Win
Cleve land rookie catcher John Sherman Lollar starred in his first start, delivering a bases loaded double to power a five run eighth inning as the Indians beat the St Louis Browns 5 1. Lollar’s rise follows a 1944 pro debut with Baltimore where he hit a bases loaded homer.
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Braves Blast Giants In 7-3 Victory On Sunday
Boston and New York traded scoring with strong hitting from Holmes Mize and Mize again as the Braves rolled to a 7-3 win over the Giants. Holmes, Mize, and Sanders powered a decisive early stretch while the bullpen closed out the victory.
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Sewell Wins NL Clash as Pirates Defeat Cubs
In a National League game Sewell shut down Chicago plating a late run surge to beat the Cubs 4 to 3. Gustine Johnson Kolman Lowrey and Sewell delivered key RBIs while Bithorn Chipman and Schmitz worked through the mound duties.
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Mason City No Hit Mohawks Stem Slim Baseball Wins
Mason City Mohawks pitchers Cork and Cookman combined for no hitters in three of six spring games as they beat Sheffield Thorn ton and Little Cedar 5 4 and 11 1. The board of control of the Town High School Athletic association plans to buy the Boone building for about 30000 to house offices. Bill Sueppel tops St. Marys Iowa City scorers and Merle Hoye and Lyle Quinn push prep sports planning. Rotary talk urges Fort Dodge fieldhouse seating 5000 with future expansion.
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Roosevelt Hotel fielding Legion team under six team basis
Roosevelt Hotel baseball returns to the American Legion Junior league under Carl Matter after a brief withdrawal amid a Wilson High ukase banning Rambler varsity candidates. The revised 1946 schedule, announced by George Garden, outlines games from April through May at Daniels and Riverside parks featuring Butternut, Armstrong's, Iowa Manufacturers, Smulekoff's, Beck's, Towns Manufacturing, and Roosevelt Hotel.
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Novak Has Troubles As Army Track Coach Too Much Nightwork
News reports the Penn Relays selling briskly with 24 percent higher gate than last year. Army coach Leo Novak laments night flight training reduces Cadet energy as his son Jack, an instructor at Stewart Field, notes cadets stay up late and are sleepy, affecting relay performance.
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Park league schedule mix echoes a spring lineup
A garbled list shows multiple May games between Daniels, Iowa Manufacturing, Becks, Armstrongs, Roosevelt Hotel, Butternut, Smulekoffs, Town, Lowe Manufacturing and Riverside Park. Dates run May 13 to May 29 with venues Daniels Park Riverside Park and Mereeraide Park.
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Six Gold Archery Meet Sunday at Ellis Park
A six gold invitational spring tournament will be held at Ellis Park Sunday by the Waltonian Archers starting at 10 a.m. Archers from all sections of the state are expected to take part. Archers not belonging to a club may write or call Cliff Thorford, Waltonian secretary.
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Standings and Results From Wednesday Athletics
New York leads with 7 wins, St Louis 34, Detroit 5, Cleveland 6, and Philadelphia 3 as Wednesday results show Boston 10 New York 7, St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3, Brooklyn 21 Philadelphia 3 with Thursday fixtures listed and box-style notes from The Associated Press.
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