Cleveland Indians Romp Senators 13 11 After Wild Fourth
Cleveland survive a near riot to wallop the Washington Senators 13-11 as Larry Doby clubs two homers and Ike Boone adds two triples and two singles after replacing Lou Boudreau at shortstop. The game features benches clearings, a whisky bottle toss, and late drama.
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New York
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington Senators
Larry Doby
Ike Boone
Lou Boudreau
Hay loses no-hitter with two outs in seventh
Roger Schrodermeir of the Eagles broke Hay's bid for a no-hitter with a two-out single in the seventh inning at Ellis Park. Hay finished with eight strikeouts in a 5-0 win. The Eagles also beat Iowa Steel 6-1 in the doubleheader under YMCA League play.
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Eagles
Cochrane Roofing
Hay
Ellis Park
Iowa Steel
New York Fighters Dominate In New Bedford Ring Card
In New Bedford Massachusetts Ray Robinson KO'd Freddy Flores at 162 pounds for a swift victory. Kia Gavilan from Cuba stopped by Red Cliff Hart in Syracuse after 10 rounds. Earlene Bolanos from Mexico outpointed Harold Jones in Detroit with a 10 round decision.
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Ray Robinson
New York
K.O
Freddy Flores
Pracuse
Kia Gavilan
Cuba
Red Cliff Hart
Syracuse
Los
Earlene Bolanos
Mexico
Harold “Baby Face
Jones
Detroit
Predicting the 284 Will Win Open at Medinah Links
The 49th U S Open at Medinah No 3 draws 162 golfers as wind and rough shape expectations. Players forecast winning scores around 281 to 290 with Byron Nelson noted for 281 and 279 par results, while rough conditions under USGA leadership raise doubts about low totals.
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Medinah No. 3
Guy i
Yoiyard Inferno
Bob Hamilton
Vic Ghezzi
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Medinah
United States Golf Association
Lanier Rejects Cardinal Offer
New York pitcher Max Lanier refused an 11 000 dollar contract offer from the St Louis Cardinals. Lanier’s lawyer John M Flynn said the offer, made by Fred Saigh by telephone, would have kept him at a Mexican league salary level. Saigh denied any offer and said paying 11 000 was out of the question.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
John M. Flynn
Lanier
Fred Saigh
Cardinals
Drummondsville
Quebec
Flynn
Canada
St. Louis
Cardinal
Fred M. Saigh
Saigh
Baseball Scores And Probable Pitchers Bulletin
Results on Tuesday show Detroit defeated New York 5 to 2 and St Louis beat Boston 6 to nil while Cleveland routed Washington 13 to 1 and Philadelphia trounced Chicago 17 to 4. Wednesday’s probable pitchers include Eesdobie at Chicago Keliner vs Nismy Boston at St Louis Parnell or Night New York at Detroit Byrne vs ve nizbt Washington at Cleveland Cal ert vs te Thursday features Philadelphia at White Chicago at Fork Detroit.
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Staley
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Keliner
Nismy
St. Louis
Parnell
New
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Calert
Hiladelphis
Iowa City Beats Franklin 3-1 in High School Baseball
Iowa City scored three runs in the first inning to defeat Franklin 3-1 Tuesday night. Pitcher Dick Doran earned the win with nine strikeouts against Vern Schrimper, who allowed four hits and struck out 11 batters in the game.
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Iowa City
Dick Doran
Franklin
Vern Schrimper
Doran
Schrimper
Knapp and Nissen Advance to Cedar Rapids Net Round
Russ Knapp, seeded second, moved to the third round by beating Bud Collette 6-2 6-1 at the Cedar Rapids Tennis Club tournament. George Nissen defeated George McNeil 6-4 6-4 in the other second round match. Randy VanDenover won 4-6 10-8 6-3 over Henry Gundling, and Allen Bickle beat Doug West 6-4 6-4 in first round tests. For next opponents and phone numbers, call Jim McDonald at 3-2675 or 3-8077.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Club
Bud Collette
George Nissen
George McNeil
Randy VanDenover
Henry Gundling
Allen Bickle
Doug West
Jim McDonald
College Baseball Results and Exhibition Openers Noted
NCAA play features Jamess beating Kansas in a college baseball event. East Central Iowa lists Ladora 15 Belle Plaine Watkins 4. Williamsburg Marengo wins 10 in an openers exhibition, with Wyroming 7 Oxford J-TM 4.
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Kansas
Iowa
Ladora
Belle Plaine
Watkins
Williamsburg Marengo
Wyroming
Oxford J
Red Peppers by Pat Harmon
Ackie Robinson leads a 39 man Negroes in organized baseball overview with Paige Doby and other stars. Abe Saperstein notes Cleveland Dodgers Braves Giants teams with Negro players, while predicting 15 more could reach class A. Globetrotters game ties to potential big leagues. Mansfield incident in Michigan Wisconsin game leads to umpire warning and ejection.
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Roy Campanella
Satchel Paige
Larry Doby
Abe Saperstein
Saperstein
Cleveland
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Doby
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Abe
Cleveland Indians
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Brooklyn Royal Giants
Paul Hardy
The
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Ed Hamman
Ohio
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Bill Veeck
Walt Nesper
Bill Kruckenberg
Hi Henry
Susie
New York Boxer Evangelist Ramos Dies After Ring Accident
Evangelist Ramos, 28, died of a skull fracture and brain injury after tripping during a boxing bout at Marra's east side gym. He struck his head on the ring floor while training with Joseph Malone, 19, on Tuesday night in New York.
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Marra
East Side Gymnasium
Ramos
Joseph Malone
Rockets Edge Rockets 8 3 as Rockford Power Rally
Rockford Rox roared with six runs in the eighth to beat Cedar Rapids Rockets 8 3 in Rockford. Spike Foster hit a homer and Patanelli added another in the eighth, Percy collected three hits including a sixth inning homer, and Lefty Dick Connaker earned the win. Cookman started for Cedar Rapids, Michels and Connaker relieved for Rockford, with Connaker credited the victory and Cookman the loss.
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1950 National Junior Golf Meet to Ames
Colorado Springs Colo The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce national junior golf championship for 1950 will be played at the Iowa State college course in Ames. The Ames Junior Chamber and the Iowa JCC won the site bid over Coral Gables Durham and Meridan. The 1949 tournament will be
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United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Monarchs Triumph In Negro League Tilt 6-0
The Kansas City Monarchs defeated the Indianapolis Clowns 6-0 at Memorial Stadium in front of about 500. Earl Taborn hit a four run homer and Booker McDaniel pitched a three hit shutout while the game featured clowning by Goose Tatum and others. Eight errors marred the play, six charged to the losers.
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Memorial Stadium
Kansas City Monarchs
Indianapolis Clowns
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Kansas City
Earl Taborn
Booker McDaniel
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