Werber Caps Reds Rally With 3-Run Homer
Cincinnati Reds surge past St Louis 12 5 to seize first in the National. Bill Werber hits a three run homer to cap a six run third inning rally as Ernie Lombardi Harry Craft and Mike McCormick contribute key hits. Johnny Mize also homers for the Cardinals in a game featuring multiple Reds hits and scoring.
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Softball Schedule For This Week Across Leagues
This week's schedule lists May 13 through May 18 events across multiple leagues. Teams include Trinity Lutheran, Central Park Pres, Westminster No 1, Calvary Baptist, St Pauls ME, Second Christian, Cherry Burrell, La Plant Choate, Quaker Oats, Fire Shift No 2, Hall Mize Co, Merchants Nail, Eddy Paper Co, Bakers Union, Gazette, Witwer Grocers, Linkbilt Sneeder, Lazo Grape, Bupane Gas, Triton Club, K of C, Owen Learur Community House, Becks Athletic, W C A Girls League, and others. Dates, matchups, and venues reflect a busy regional softball slate.
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Westminster
St .Paul's ME
Second Christian
Cherry Burrell
la Plant Choate, Light Co
Post Office Honeymead
Wilson and Co
Quaker Oats
Fire Shift
Collins Bardin Va
Stansats
Hall Mize Co
Standard Bakers Har Mac
Merchants Nail, Bank
Eddy Paper Co
Bakers Union
Gazette
Witwer Grocers
Linkbilt-Sneeder
Bupane Gas
A Order
Sokols
Esgies
DeMaloy Maccabers
Knott Pitches White Sox to 1-0 Win over Tigers
Jack Knott outdueled Tommy Bridges as Chicago beat Detroit 1 to 0. Each pitcher allowed two hits and struck out six. Bob Kennedy drove in the deciding run with a third inning single for the White Sox, while Bruce Campbell and Dick Bartell contributed Detroit’s only hits and the ninth inning threat.
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Tommy Bridges
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Mike Tresh
Bruce Campbell
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Athletics Lose After Fast Start in 9-6 Defeat
Philadelphia Athletics opened with four runs but could not hold on, losing 9 to 6 to the Washington Senators. Sid Wadson earned the win, Beckman took the loss for Philadelphia, with notable hits by Siebert Moses Lewis and a trio of bases on balls. The game featured 12 hits for Washington and 11 for Philadelphia.
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Yankees Extend Losing Streak With Eighth Straight
St Louis scored in the opening inning as Emil Bildilli mishandled Hal Trosky’s sacrifice. Ken Weltner and Johnny Aljeon contributed, while St Louis pitcher Jim Bildilli allowed limited runs. The Browns beat Cleveland 1 to 0 with fielding errors and timely hits, extending the Yankees’ skid to eight straight losses.
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Hal Trosky
Ken Weltner
Kemsiey
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Bildilli
College Sports Roundup and New Aircraft Oxygen System
Summary of scattered college baseball scores including Northwestern Iowa and Nebraska Kansas state Michigan Ohio State Indiana Chicago and others. Also reports a new automatic aircraft cabin oxygen system releasing oxygen at 10 000 feet and increasing with altitude to maintain constant O2 levels.
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Nebraska
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Michigan
Ohio State
Indiana
Erwin Prasse Honored as Hawkeye Nine Letter Man Star
The piece recalls Erwin Prasse of Chicago as a premier Hawkeye athlete across football basketball and baseball. It notes his 1936 Iowa arrival, captaincy of the 1939 Tron Men, defensive prowess, standout games versus Indiana Minnesota and Notre Dame, and pro prospects with the New York Giants or Detroit Lions.
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Franklin Second In District Track Meet
Franklin placed second in a district track meet with Ferguson winning both hurdle races and Ferguson and Garrett scoring in multiple events. McKinley led with Ferguson, Collins, Johnson and Blakey. Davenport, Clinton and Franklin also posted strong marks in field events and relays.
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Pirates Face Manager Frisch Dilemma Amid Poor Play
Frisch may lose job or rest his two year deal as Pirates struggle after a string of weak games. Clashes with players and discipline rumors swirl while Joe Okinow offers a home run prize and other sports notes cover golf track results and upcoming Michigan license plates cost.
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Phillies Rally Past Dodgers 5 4 In Nine Innings
Philadelphia delivers a five run outburst in the second inning to defeat Brooklyn 5 to 4. Chuck Klein homers to fuel the rally as Arnovich Mulcahy and Bragan add hits before Kimball seals the win. Higbe settles in after early trouble and Mulcahy takes the loss.
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Freshman sparks pace Hawkeye game and golf league results
Al Eddy of Cedar Rapids sparked the Hawkeyes at right half as the game closed with a late burst and a key interception. In golf league action Collins Radio assembly led Division I with 111 percent, while LaPlant-Choate Tampers held a slim Division II lead after an 11 to 5 win. Howard Martin and Jim McPartland led individual scoring with 74s.
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Wisconsin’s Chuck Fenske Wins Crump Mile Record
Be-spectacled Chuck Fenske, Wisconsin distance ace, bursts to a brilliant finish at the Cotton Carnival meet in Memphis. He wins the Crump mile in four minutes eight and three tenths seconds, setting a new meet record.
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