Junior Legion Tops Rolla and Stays On Top in League
Jefferson City Junior Legion beat Rolla 7-3 at City Park for an eighth win against one loss. Ed Plogsted excelled on mound and at plate as the club seized a four-run sixth inning to pull away. Sedalia defeated Stags 7-6, while the Red Birds game with Boonville was rained out.
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Franks Leads A's to 12-1 Win Over Browns in St Louis
Herman Franks drove in five runs with a homer triple and double as Philadelphia pummeled the St. Louis Browns 12 to 1. Dick Fowler limited Brownie hitters to six hits while teammates scored in seven innings. Majeski added a triple and doubles, Franks hit a homer in the fourth, and Joost Zarilla McCosky and Priddy contributed extra base hits for the A's.
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United States doubles teams surge at Wimbledon
In London on June 23 AP reports two top U S crack doubles pairs opened strong. Frankie Parker of Los Angeles and Bob Falkenburg of Hollywood, seeded No 1, defeated Bill Muller and Walter Musgrove 6 1 6 8 6 0. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Tom Brown of San Francisco, seeded second, beat Drago Mitic and Josip Pallada 9 7 6 3 6 4.
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Drago Mitic
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Phils Shade Reds in 3-2 Rookie’s First Triumph
Philadelphia rookie Robin Roberts earned his first major league win as the Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Hank Sauer hit his 22nd homer and Danny Litwhiler added a fourth, while Hughes, Cress and Laman connected for Cincinnati and Seminick caught for Philadelphia.
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Miami Nine Decides For Sunday Contests
The Miami Baseball Club, Inc. in Miami Oklahoma will continue Sunday night games after a board meeting. The decision follows a protest by the Miami ministerial alliance and allows KOM League contests on Sundays while theaters and other amusements operate.
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Figures on Former Title Bouts
A list from New York shows receipts and attendance for historic heavyweight championship fights. Notable bouts include Tunney versus Dempsey in 1927 with 104,943 attendance and $2,658,660 receipts, Louis versus Schmeling 1938 with 70,000 attendance, and Louis versus Baer 1935, among others.
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Frank Stranahan Eyes British Open After Narrow Open Miss
New York June 23 AP Frank Stranahan heads to London for another British Open bid after missing the National Open by a stroke. The American star, famed for his diet discipline and weight training, plans to emulate a grand slam in golf while keeping his press image friendly. He played a round with Willie Turnesa during a brief stopover and exchanged friendly banter with Bobby Jones, who unexpectedly crossed paths with him en route to England.
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Nats Hand Tigers Their Fifth Straight Loss 2-1
Detroit crowds Briggs Stadium as the Tigers fall to the Washington Senators 2 to 1 for their fifth consecutive defeat. Earl Harrist earns the win with Washington pitching four relievers used. Final line shows Washington 2 runs on 4 hits and Detroit 1 run on 6 hits.
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Louis and Walcott Set for Title Bout at Yankee Stadium
Promoter Mike Jacobs confirms Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott will fight for the heavyweight title tonight after a one day postponement. Louis holds a 5 to 11 favorite odds, possibly moving to 1 to 2 by ring time tomorrow night at 8 p.m. CST. Walcott’s money continues to shift betting lines.
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Rain Forebodes Delay for Louis Walcott Title Fight
June 23 1947 report from New York notes showers and thundershowers threaten to push back the Joe Louis Jersey Joe Walcott heavyweight championship bout. Crowd estimated at 55,000. receipts between 860000 and 900000. Louis weighed 213 pounds, Walcott 194.5. Both fighters in excellent or better condition. postponement discussed as rain continues. Walcott signals victory with four-finger salute.
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Forbes stars in football and baseball at Florida
Bobby Forbes of Clearwater Florida led Southeastern Conference ground gainers last fall and hit .438 in 25 baseball games for the University of Florida. The first baseman has another football season of eligibility.
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Stags fall after late rally by Sedalia A's
The Stags led 6-0 but were edged 7-6 at Sedalia as the Athletics surged in the eighth inning. Sedalia pitcher Alberts and catcher McKinney led the attack, while Stags Englert Verslues and Alberts struggled in relief.
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Trans-Mississippi Golf Meet Favorites Reach Fourth Round
Skee Riegel the National Amateur champion from Glendale Calif and Eugene Zuspann a Goodland Kansas lawyer advanced in the 45th Trans Mississipp i golf tournament in Kansas City. Zuspann defeated Perry Ames 1 up and awaits Riegel tomorrow while Riegel beat E J Rogers Jr 3 and 2 with steady play on the wet Mission Country Club course. Zuspann posted a 31 foot birdie putt on the 451 yard second hole and played near perfect greens.
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Skee
Oklahoma University
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Henrich's Grand Slam Seals Yankees Win Over Indians
Tommy Henrich hit a decisive grand slam in the 11th to lift the New York Yankees to a 5-1 victory over the league-leading Cleveland Indians in front of 65,797 at Lakefront Stadium. Ed Lopat matched Don Black in a tense pitching duel as the Yanks broke the deadlock late.
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Blair to play ranking links stars in Kansas City
Jim Tom Blair, young country club golf champion, travels to Kansas City for a Saturday round with Bud Ward Western Amateur champion and ex National Amateur titlist, Chielk Evans, pro star, and Tom Stephenson, top Missouri amateur. The round is set at IX. C. Blue Hills course.
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Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Scores
National League games included Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 with St Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York postponed by rain. American League action saw Philadelphia 12 St Louis and Washington 2 Detroit 5 Cleveland 1, with Boston at Chicago rained out. American Association results featured Columbus 4 Kansas City 2, Minneapolis 7 Toledo 5, Indianapolis 19 Milwaukee 7, and St Paul 4 Louisville 3.
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Probable pitchers lineup for tonight’s MLB games
Chicago at New York features Schmitz and Hamner against Jansen and Hartung. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn has Riddle and Bonham opposed by Jansen and Hatten. Cincinnati at Philadelphia hosts Wehmeier versus Leonard. St Louis at Boston matches Pollet against Sain. Boston at Chicago pairs Kinder and Gatehouse with Haynes and Wight. Washington at Detroit pits Wynn against Trucks. New York at Cleveland lists Raschi versus Feller. Philadelphia at St Louis features Savage against Sanford.
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Centers Lead NHL Scoring Race Last Season
Elmer Lach of the Canadiens topped the league with 61 points, Buddy O Connors of the Rangers second with 60, and Doug Bentley of the Black Hawks third with 57 while playing the pivot position between Roy Conacher and Bill Mosienko.
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Canadiens
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Chicago Black Hawks
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Elspeth Whyte wins shot put at Motspur Park event
Elspeth Whyte takes the shot put title at the Universities Athletic Union Championships in Motspur Park Surrey Ene. Her winning throw of 34 feet 10 inches exceeds the previous women’s record of 31 feet 8 inches as four of her six attempts beat the mark.
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Riley Faces Didrickson In Western Open Quarterfinals
Chicago June 23 AP Polly Riley of Worth used sharp shooting to defeat Bettye White of Dallas six and five in the second round of the Women's Western Open Golf tourney at Skycrest Country Club. The expected title match looms tomorrow as Riley meets Babe Didrickson Zaharias of Grossingers Fern dale in the quarterfinals.
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Polly Riley
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Skycrest Country Club
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Grossingers Country Club
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