Yanks Nip Browns End Sportsman's Park Jinx
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 4 to 2 at Sportsman's Park to halt Detroit’s first place run and snap a long drought at the venue. Tex Shirley started the comeback, Bill Zuber delivered the winning RBI in the eighth after Stainback and Garbark sparked a late rally. Reliever Zuber provided the decisive blow.
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Handicap Is Moved to Belmont Park
Belmont Park will host the Brooklyni ge bangles inc added race with a $50,000 purse for the Belmont meet. Decker Surprise Victor rk Ju from Miami, Fis won in a 4-6 2-6-4 sequence, marking a notable repeat of a 38 year old achievement. Greenwich Conn’s Frank Bericha, a famed spectator, and other riders posted results in a day of tennis style racing. The New York racing commission approved Belmont as the main venue, and crowd handling upgrades were noted.
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Reds Sweep Braves in Double Header as Kennedy Notches 100th Win
Cincinnati pitcher Vern Kennedy, 36, earned his 100th major league win as the Reds swept a two-game set from the Boston Braves, 5-4 in 10 innings and 4-2. Boston’s Tommy Holmes extended his consecutive games hitting streak to 23.
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Rugel, Rugel Halts Rugel Paces Favorite Tigers In City Golf
Defending champion Joe Rugel dispatched Hay Tincher 2 and 1 to advance in The Gazette’s 14th annual City-Wide championship at Meadow Brook. Gay Carper led medalists with 74, Murray eliminated Salisbury, and Jimmy Lear and Andy Brawley each posted strong round scores as early matches drew crowds.
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Charleston Star McNabb Enrolls at Virginia
Ray McNabb, all state football star from Charleston High, announced enrollment at the University of Virginia with Bill Palmer. McNabb, who led CHS as halfback last season, may delay college eligibility due to impending military service as he turns 18 in August.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling League Will Be Formed
Clippers and Black Sox collide at Kana wha park Sunday at 2 30, following last year’s Negro state baseball title win for Raleigh Clippers. Separate notes mention a stray bird attack on a bus driver and a long list of boxing style match results with multiple winners and scores.
War League Second Half Card Listed For Upcoming Season
CHICAGO bartenders at Daffy’s Tavern in the Jeep era help locals with a subtle cue The staff reply Na he pa war bond when Daffy is present or not in. The long second half schedule for the War Industrial League opens next Sunday as announced by Secretary Jimmy Bessie.
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Fawn-Napper Caught by Game Warden
Game Warden Sun says a man was found taking a fawn while enroute home. He faces a fine totaling 359.40 dollars and other penalties.
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Parker in AAU Meet Competes in 1945 Championships
UP-Pvt. Charles Parker, Texas schoolboy and past junior 100 meter and senior 200 meter dash champion, entered the 1945 AAU championships. Parker, who collected 31 straight victories before his draft, will represent Ben Ming, Go. In Saturday's senior sprint events Loudendale to Play Crown Hill at Loudendale Sunday. Loudendale faced Chesapeake.
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