Barons Fall In Split Double Bill As Crackers Win Series
Atlanta Crackers beat the Birmingham Barons 6-2 in the first game while Charlie Cozart pitched five hits to keep Birmingham down in the short second game. Little Rock beat Nashville 11-1 and 1-0 to stay second, Memphis swept Knoxville 5-3 in both ends, and Pete Gray added two stolen bases to his league-leading total. New Orleans split with Chattanooga, losing 8-4 then winning 6-2.
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Sports Roundup by Hugh S Fullerton Jr.
New York sports roundup notes dizzy doings and minor chords in a June 19 roundup.
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Late inning mixup in Rochester baseball clash
In Rochester New York the Red Wings faced Syracuse with runners on first and third and one out. A misplay near home allowed the runner from third to score while the throw was cut off. the runner on first was caught too far off base ending the inning. Dutch Mele and Chico Rodriguez staged a tangle over the ball before Mele sent a throw to Rodriguez who touched third. Ump Roy Van Graflan finally ruled the out after the chaotic sequence.
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Richmond Umpire Calls Ball as Roanoke Swing Sparks Protest
In Richmond Virginia Roanoke player fields a pitch and hands it to the catcher. Umpire rules ball sparking manager Ben Chapman protest over interference. Eddie Popovrski Roanoke manager earns praise while Charles Red Lucas joins Nashville Vols as two way player. Jesse Danna warmups precede Lucas as Nashville plans mound shift.
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Ingalls 97 Baseball Team Wins Weekend Pair
Ingalls Shipyard players returned to the winning column with two victories over the weekend. Saturday at Ingalls Field Lefty Briscoe’s squad defeated Goodyear Decatur 10 to 9 in a tight contest with Briscoe finishing on the mound after Box, and McElroy fanning twice in relief. Crowe led at the plate with three singles and a double in four trips.
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Ingalls Routs Lincoln in Sunday Baseball Thriller
Ingalls beat Lincoln 9 to 0 after a Sunday doubleheader style performance. Coffeman held Lincoln to 5 hits in 7 innings with 6 strikeouts, Fisk allowed 5 runs on 10 hits in 5 innings, and Briscoe earned the win for Ingalls with strong relief.
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Canadian Tribes Continue Peace Pipe Practice in Bargain Seals
The peace pipe remains a ceremonial practice for many Canadian Indian tribes as agreements are sealed, reflecting enduring traditions in negotiating settlements and treaties within Indigenous communities.
Texas schoolboy Parker tops national track records at AAU meet
Seventeen year old Charlie Parker of San Antonio rose to sprint fame at Randall's Island capturing the 100 and 200 meter titles at the AAU championship. His 200 meter win came by inches over Ed Conwell in 21 3 seconds, joining Frank Wykoff's legacy. Parker, rejected by the Navy for color blindness, then traveled to West Point seeking an appointment.
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Par Not Good Enough Now Par Not Good Enough Now
Golf notes from New Rochelle describe Craig Wood and Vic Ghezzi contending in a Red Cross Open where Byron Nelson dominates. Nelson blasts par-72 layout with rounds 69 69 66 71 to win 2 666 65 prize at 275 total and 12 under par despite two bogies.
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Favorites Weave Through Western Open Qualifying
In 18 hole qualifying 100 players competed for 32 spots at Park Ridge. Dorothy Germaine of Philadelphia and Babe Didriksen Zaharias of Beverly Hills top the list as favorites for the wartime women’s No 1 crown.
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Newhouser Wins 10th as Tigers Sweep Browns in Doubleheader
Hal Newhouser, 23, became the first AL pitcher to reach 10 wins, delivering seventh complete game as Detroit sweeps the St Louis Browns 7-3 and 7-5. Rudy York homered in the ninth to seal the opener, and Paul Trout earned his eighth win in relief.
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Baseball doubleheader sweep and late tie report
Cardinals split with Pirates as Mort Cooper won 12-2 in the opener and Fritz Ostermueller allowed three hits in a 3-1 nightcap. Stan Musial paced the opener with two triples and a double. Washington beat Boston 9-6 then 1-0 behind Early Wynn. Reds shut out Cubs 5-2 at Wrigley with Harry Gumbert winning. second game tied 6-6 after 13 innings due to darkness. Bill Nicholson hit two homers for the Cubs.
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Nelson Leads With 19 Birdies And An Eagle Win
Nelson’s victory brings his season winnings to 14341, just behind Harold McSpaden who earned 15100 in war bonds and stamps. Nelson and McSpaden have won seven of 12 tournaments this year, with Turnesa third at Wykgyl and Sarazen fourth after a late round penalty cost 366.65 in prize money.
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Flyers Enter Army Meet at EFTC Baseball Tourney
Courtland's Flyers, with six wins and seven losses, draw a bye in the EFTC tournament opening round and will open the week of August 13 19 against the Maxwell Field Craig Field winner. About 25 teams from EFTC enter. semi finals are at Maxwell Field September 4.
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Largest grapevine claims Roanoke Island mother vine
The Scuppernong mother vine on Roanoke Island North Carolina is described as the largest grapevine in the world.
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The Great Banks of Newfound Land Fishing Grounds
The Great Banks of Newfound Land rank among the most productive fishing grounds. Scaled by seasons, crews report abundant catches and thriving fisheries resources sustaining coastal communities and trade.
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