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Rookies Lack Big-Name Push in Early Baseball Season
After three weeks of play, no rookie leads Major League hitting or pitching. Veterans hold the spotlight as first-year hurlers and stickmen lag, while top hitters include Zarillo, Holwies, Gustine, Boudreau, Edwards, Williams, Reese, Musial, Dillinger, and Keltner. Coaltown’s Preakness withdrawal paves way for Citation, with five starters at most feared. Niagara University honors 118 Eagle athletes at the annual banquet, and Penn State football hopeful Bob Ross returns to college. Ted Williams draws praise for fielding as well as hitting.
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Riddle Shines as Pirates Beat Dodgers for Third Straight
Elmer Riddle, 31, comeback pitcher's third straight win for the Pirates, defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3 in St. Louis night game action. The victory keeps Pittsburgh in a virtual tie for first with idle New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals, as Boston and Philadelphia also contend for fourth place.
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Baseball Stars Lead Compact Win and Former Player Dies
Yesterday's stars included Ralph Kiner of Pittsburgh with three hits and his sixth homer driving in three as the Pirates beat Brooklyn 4-2. Johnny Sain of Boston, despite 10 hits, blanked St Louis 6-0 to end their five-game run. Former Uage star William Bennett, 69, a Bristol guard on the National League title team, died at his Conshohocken home after a heart attack yesterday.
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National League schedules halted by war and scattered results
Baseball results show yesterday and today matchups across the National and American Leagues. The NL Giants vs Cubs day game in Chicago was postponed due to wartime conditions. other games varied with several results and several postponements noted.
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Pirates Create Mansion Home For Nine Players In Shortage
Nine Pittsburgh Pirates, unable to find apartments, now live in a 22 room former mansion rented from Mrs. Daniels. A house mother cooks meals, and players report comfort despite the housing squeeze. The setup becomes a long term solution with plans to host Steelers in football season.
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Legion Junior Players Plan Erie Trip
Erie County American Legion junior baseball program invites players to a trip on Wednesday night at 6 30 at the Legion Home on North Center street with free transport, a talk by George Bellis, film shows, and refreshments for the boys, in Philadelphia area coverage.
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BAA Emerges Strongest Cage League in Move Upset
Chicago reports that the Basketball Association of America has become the stronger power by adding four former National League members. The NBL ponders new appetites while BAA plans ahead with a Western Division lineup and eight to ten teams. Des Moines Denver Dayton and St Paul seek inclusion as the NBL contemplates reorganization or a lean eight-team membership. The BAA divisions list New York Providence Philadelphia Boston and Western standouts.
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Sports Center Tops Rays in Opening Game Rout
Sports Center defeated Rays 10 to 6 to start the season, breaking a 6-0 early lead after three innings. Bob Marsh and Ken Ottaway each had three hits, Joe Barress homered, while Pure Dubrosky starred for the Springmakers with two homers and a single.
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Marino Knocks Out Lindsay in 42 Seconds
SAN FRANCISCO May 11 Dado Marino Honolulu’s No 1 flyweight contender knocked out Kenny Lindsay in 42 seconds of the first round. The quick finish followed a flurry of lefts as Marino dominated at 117 pounds. Marino renews demand for a title bout with Ireland’s Rinty Monaghan.
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Sardoni and Kasper's Score Bowling Sweep Opponents
Sardoni Construction and Kasper's Score Bowling dominated their rivals in an American League match. Sardoni blanked Spring Greek while Kasper's swept Loblaw's, tightening the race as Sardoni leads with two wins needed to clinch. Standouts included Greely, Kasper, and Weylon with high games and totals across several frames.
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Coaltown Out Of Preakness Race
The Citaton Coaltown duo will not run in the Preakness at Pimlico. Citation will represent Calumet Farms alone as Coaltown stays at Churchill Downs before Belmont. Trainer Jones cites fears of railroad disruption as reason for the split.
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Banking by mail made simple for distant customers
Faryad Tx offers easy banking by mail with envelopes and deposit tickets on request. Distance and weather do not hinder service as they invite new customers to start banking remotely, expanding their reach and usefulness for people far and near.
Stanton Favored in Western Pace Feature at Arcadia
Associated Press reports Dr. Stanton is favored for the Western Pace feature at the Grand Circuit meet in Arcadia California next Saturday. Twelve entries expected in the 10,000 Western Pace, with Stutton (driven by Lindy Prager) aiming to defend a mile and one quarter pacing record set last week.
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Unclear Horse Race Result Cited
Fragmentary report describes a race with a $2,500 purse on a four mile course. Mentions Joseph Joliasar and a horse leading the rivata while a favorite named Ele ser Tasy fails to win. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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