Dodgers Extend Winning Streak With 7-0 Shutout of Bees
Brooklyn pitchersWhit Wyatt Luke Hamlin and Kirby Higbe combine for a second straight shutout as the Dodgers rout Boston 7 to 0. Curt Davis blanks the Bees while Wes Ferrell struggles in the first inning and Brooklyn takes an early five run lead. Davis drives in two runs and Walker hits a homer to cap the scoring in a dominant three hit pitching duel.
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Luke Hamlin
Kirby Higbe
Davis
Max West
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Kampouris
Walker
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Lavanetto
Rowell
Dahlgren
Ferrell
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Piechota
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Reese
Miller
Cardinals Beat Cubs 6-2. McCullough and Herman Injured
Max Lanier allowed two Chicago hits as St Louis won 6 to 2. Clyde McCullough and Bill Herman left injured after foul tip and collision respectively, with McCullough struck on the arm and Herman sidelined after second base collision.
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Max Lanier
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Bill Herman
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Jim Brown
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Hawkeyes Rally Past Hoosiers in Final Innings
Iowa defeated Indiana 6 to 5 after a late ninth inning rally at Iowa City to sweep the two game series. Rudy Radics drove in two runs with a sharp single, completing the comeback after Don Hundley walked and Don Dunker faced trouble in the previous frame. The Hoosiers had previously fallen 9 to 3 in the opener.
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Don Hundley
Don Dunker
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Norman Hawkins
Bill Welp
Ted Gordinier
Oklahoma Edges Iowa State Polo 7-6 on Final Second
In Ames, Oklahoma defeated Iowa State 7-6 as Bill Stubbs netted the final goal with 12 seconds left. Iowa State tied the score at 6-6 in the fourth chukker before Oklahoma sealed the victory with a late strike.
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Vander Meer wins again for Redlegs
Johnny Vander Meer pitched six hitless innings and Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 10 to 3. The Reds scored in the first five frames as eight Reds hits and six walks aided by one error produced the runs.
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Giants Rally Falls Short In 11th To Phillies
The New York Giants staged a dramatic ninth-inning comeback to tie the game with Philadelphia but lost 7 to 6 in the eleventh as Cliff Melton walked in the winning run. New York scored four in the ninth to force extra innings before the final inning setback.
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Umpires in Semi Pro Tourney Pick White Uniforms
Umpires in the national semi pro baseball tournament to be held this summer will wear white uniforms, marking a change in on field attire for the event.
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Wichita
NBA
Novikoff Slump Attributed To Loneliness
Lou Novikoff’s hitting slump is blamed on loneliness, says advisor Joe Rodgers in Long Beach. Rodgers notes Novikoff plans to rebound as his wife and kids join him, recalling past minor league outbursts and his “Mad Russian” nickname.
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Joe Rodgers
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Lou
Mudville
Stepin Fetcher
Los Angeles Angels
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Rasputin
City Pin Champions Line Up With Their Trophies
Champions in the city bowling tournament pose with trophies amid wartime absences. Johnny Lockwood is all events champion. Bud Lattner partnered in doubles. Dr. Don Challed holds the class B singles trophy while his son Don receives the award. Several teams and individuals across classes A to D are pictured with their titles.
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United States
Johnny Lockwood
Bud Lattner
Don Challed
Don
Frank Stanek
Ernie Rejsa
Bill Lana
Groff
Eddie ‘Killer’ Kane
Bill Hemmer
Rejsa
Lana
Searles
Louis Melichar
Eugene Stewart
Ossie Anderson
Gene Morey
Frank Stroleny
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Harold DeWoody
Don Nelson
Dewey Willis
Wen Barrett
al Schmidt
Sam Saylor
Forrest Daviness
Vernon Flint
Ernie Liska
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Hank Sorensen
E. M. Shull
Joe Stoddard
Dale McMeeken
Drakes Relays Spotlight on Al Blazis and Hawkeye Struggles
Des Moines chatter praises Al Blazis of Georgetown as a standout Drake Relays attraction. Canty hypes Blazis in the discus setting a Drake mark while Blazis overpowering in shot put and discus. Iowa’s Hawkeyes face criticism for weak showings and gaps vs Texas and northern schools. Two options for improvement suggested, with continued coverage on page 2.
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Longhorns
Former Yankees Men Manage Pacific Coast League Clubs
Four men once linked to the New York Yankees take charge of Pacific Coast league teams Oscar Vitt runs Portland Bill Skiff heads Seattle Lefty O Doul manages San Francisco and Cedric Durst leads San Diego in the circuit.
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NBA
New York Yankees
Oscar Vitt
Portland
Bill Skiff
Seattle
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco
Cedric Durst
San Diego
Drake Relays Close With Few New Records But Strong Finishes
Oklahoma Aggie relay teams and Drake superb two mile relay trio highlighted a night of fast times at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. Notre Dame and Ohio State led a high level mile relay show while Don Boydston and Keith O Rourke failed to break six feet six, leaving the Drake record intact. Ohio State’s Bob Wright upset Pete Owens in the 120 yard hurdles as Carleton Terry won the 100 yard dash.
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Oklahoma
Harold Osborne
Illinois
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Keith O Rourke
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Bob Wright
Pete Owens
Howard Payne College
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Wright
Terry
Tarrant
Carleton Terry
Texas
Leo Tarrant
Alabama State
Yankees Rout Nats For Fourth Straight Win
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 3 for their fourth consecutive victory. Charley Ruffing left with a sprained back after seven innings. Spud Chandler pitched the final two innings. Reedun wrap details show Ruffing credited with the win, Hudson the loss, and multiple NY hitters contributing, highlighted by Rizzuto and Keller.
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Gordon
Louis
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Henrich Dickey
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Priddy
Ruffing
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Chandler
Ruffin
Ruffine
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McGowan
Red Sox Rally Past A's in Late Inning Win
Boston Red Sox overcome seven run deficit as Bill Fleming holds the Athletics to one hit over 6 1 3 innings. Fleming enters in third and the Sox edge Philadelphia 8 to 7 in a dramatic Saturday game.
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Boston Red Sox
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Baseball and League Standings Highlight Weekend Results
Standings shown for American and National leagues with wins losses and percentages. Saturday results include Boston 7 Philadelphia 7 New York 8 Washington 3 Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 1. Sunday matchups list Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis and St Louis at Chicago.
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