Giants Take Deep Breath of Loop Lead
New York Giants seize first place with a 9-1 rout of the Cincinnati Reds as Clint Har tun earns his second straight win while allowing only one run. Chicago Cubs win 3-2 over the Phillies, Braves drop to third after 4-3 loss to Pirates. In AL, Red Sox rally 8-3 to move within a game of the Tigers. Williams hits his 10th homer. Browns blast Athletics 11-1. White Sox top Senators 7-4.
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Iowa Hawks Schedule Princeton Game for January 3 1948
Iowa university basketball coach announced a January 3 1948 home game against Princeton University New Jersey. The matchup adds a second Ivy League opponent to Iowa’s upcoming schedule following Harvard’s December 31 appearance. Athletic Director E G Schroeder confirmed the plan.
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Monona Nine Advances to Iowa Final Battle
In Mason City Davenport meets Monona in a 3 p.m. state baseball final after Monona edged Center Point 1-0 on Ken Kuester’s second straight shutout. Davenport topped Mason City 2-0 with Dick Keyoth pitching a one hitter as Jim Campbell and Emil Hansen produced key hits in the sixth inning.
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Kuester allowed five strikeouts and held Center Point to one hit by Marvin Elgin while Bill Muckstead doubled and scored on Ed Hazlett's single. Final line scores show Mason City and Monona with zeros in several innings and Center Point scoring in two sixths. Forester and Krambeer shared catching duties as Zeiser contributed.
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Adterigan League Tuesday Results and Wednesday Games
Tuesday results include Cleveland 43, New York 2 and Boston 83 Detroit. St Louis at Entratelphia and Chicago Washington tied 4. Wednesday matchups feature St Louis at Washington night Scarborough facing Zoldak, Chicago at Philadelphia Maymes facing Flores, Detroit at New York Newhouser against Shea, and Cleveland at Boston Embree versus Fine.
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Cubs Edge Phils 3 2 in NL Box Score Block
Chicago edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a pitcher dominated affair. Borowy bests Raffensberger as Chicago converts late, Sturgeon and Frey drive in key runs while Wyrostek and Ennis deliver for Philadelphia.
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National League results and Tuesday games summary
National League standings show Chicago, New York, Boston and Pittsburgh in tight competition. Tuesday's results: Chicago 9 Philadelphia 2. New York 9 Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn at St Louis rained out. Pittsburgh 4 Boston 3. Upcoming showdowns include Kenne vs Peterson and Rowe Surisich vs Lade.
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Drake Tops Creighton 7 to 1 to Split Series
DES MOINES AP Drake split its two game baseball series with Creighton winning 7 to 1 on a four hit pitching performance by Tom Cosgrove. Halamek Fieckelstein and Gradovite. Cosgrove and Johnson.
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Birdie Tebbetts Traded to Red Sox for Hal Wagner
Boston and Detroit complete a straight player swap sending Birdie Tebbetts from Nashua to Boston in exchange for catcher Hal Wagner. Tebbetts, 2 years in the majors with the Tigers, played college ball at Providence and spent time in the army air corps. Wagner, 31, joined the Red Sox in 1944 after starting with Portsmouth and moving through Philadelphia Athletics.
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National Open Getting Back to Pre War Size
The National Open field grows toward pre war proportions as 1,305 golfers entered the qualifying round set for June 2 at St. Louis Country Club. The 126 championship spots will be decided June 12 to 14, with 45 exemptions already qualifying, totaling about 1,350 entrants.
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Fragmentary boxing notes from mixed city bouts
The brief AP listing shows scattered names and scores across venues in Brooklyn, Youngstown, New York, Paterson, N J, and Los Angeles. It mentions fighters such as Dilly Cooper, Johnny Haynes and others with vague percentages and numbers, lacking context or outcomes.
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