Trout Tops Yankees 4 1 in opener as Tigers stay in race
Dizzy Trout earned his fourth win of the year guiding the Tigers past the Yankees 4 1 on the opening Western trip. Al Benton and Don Newhouser aided a strong start as New York slipped toward a repeat of old woes. Giants beat Reds 6 1 in a wild game and Mel Ott hit his 494th homer tying third place in all time rankings.
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Head Of Texas Conference Sees Power For All Outfits
AP NewsFeaturey Brownwood Tex Cap Shelton, head of the Texas Conference since 1926, predicts wartime athletes will find roles at member colleges after the war ends. He notes larger schools will claim many stars now, but expects bigger programs to lose some players who served and become eligible again, allowing smaller colleges to reform teams. He is Howard Payne College athletics business manager, noting the conference once suspended football during wartime.
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St Edwards High Baseball Routed By Spartansburg
St Edwards High School baseball opened its season with a 15 run rout at Spartansburg as Crawford County pushed across 10 in the first inning. Dan Feeney started for St Edwards and left in the first after a barrage of hits. Paul Jansen relieved, allowing four more runs. Sparta pitcher Shreve shut down the visitors after a rough first inning, while St Edwards collected two hits from Paul Jansen Jim Jansen and Bob Wand. Final score Spartansburg 18 St Edwards 7 with early 4-0 and 1-0 frames turning the tide.
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Baseball and boxing results from the past night
International League Montreal defeated Jersey City eight to one while other games were postponed. American Association Toledo beat Minneapolis ten three and Columbus edged St Paul seven four. In boxing Pat Demers outpointed Diunny Bartfeld in Brockton and Andy Hayward won in Newark.
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Kentucky Derby date to be announced this Saturday
Associated Press reports a lifting of the nationwide racing blackout sparks plans to resume racing at raceways nationwide. Earliest openings include Narragansett, Keeneland at Churchill Downs, Jamaica and Delaware Park with others under consideration for May and June starts.
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Roundup of college and league sports notes across baseball football and more
A mixed sports roundup from New York covers Quighoma University Hill School baseball tournament entries, Portland Coast League Bears legal on bail par, All-American Girls Basketball League drills, and horse shipment rules. It notes Kentucky Derby entry counts, possible Derby date, and a guest star from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Mentions Ohio State coach Brown and potential football nickname, plus player spotlights from Senators affiliate and high school bands.
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Racing askew jargon muddled by stray names and numbers
Fragmented report lists multiple names and figures from racing and sports, mentions Pericles a three year old with shins bucking at Belmont Park, notes Alex Rob and the Thoroughbred Racing Association, includes Penn State diver Tubby Crawford and planned broadcasting career, with scattered city and person references including Cleveland Youngstown and Mexico City.
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Belmont Park
John Goda Wins Singles Crown at Recreation Alléys
John Goda Sr. won the handicap singles at the Aeroge caer season finale, earning 4.30 prize money. He topped a field led by Waller shii with a 735, while Al Vanssend posted 662 for third. Goda also tied for first in doubles with Fred Doubles for 1350, securing Shemy $6.00. Francs McNulty and Al Vansaens claimed second with 174 seb, and Bill Williams took third with 1201.
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