Lee Pitches No Hit Game As Garrison's Rout Namies
Bud Lee, Garrison's regular second baseman, pitched a no hit game against Namies last night in a 13 0 victory. Sixteen batters faced in five innings with no balls leaving the infield. Garrison's tallied runs in the second through fifth frames and added six doubles three singles and one homer led by Mark Long with three hits in four at bats.
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Hogan Leads Golf Match at Winged Foot
Ben Hogan dominates the Goodall round robin at Winged Foot. Nelson and Hines foresee Hogan as the likely winner as he fires a 72 opening round, earning 10 plus points. Dick Burton trails with an 83, near the bottom of the medal list.
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Major League Leaders National League and American League
National League leaders include Walker Brooklyn at .379 batting and Musial St. Louis with 50 hits and 30 runs. Slaughter also high in several categories. American League leaders show Vernon Washington at .378 batting and Pesky Boston with 57 hits. DiMaggio New York and Greenberg Detroit tie with 11 home runs. Pitching leaders include Lanier St. Louis 6 0 and Ferriss Boston 8 0.
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Washington and Boston split tight first game line score
In a doubleheader opener Washington takes a 5 10 2 line against Boston. Pitchers Wolff Kennedy Curtis and Wilson Hudson Evans face Hughson Johnson Dreisewerd Dobson Wagner Par tee. Second game Washington loses 27 to 7 as Boston attributes scoring to Scarbrough Pieretti Guerra Harris Wagner.
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National League First Game Summary
Multiple NL games from a baseball doubleheader with Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and New York teams. Notable line scores include Brooklyn beating Boston 5 to 0 in Boston and 8 to 10 in a separate game, Cincinnati defeating Chicago 7 to 6, St. Louis overcoming Pittsburgh 12 to 11, and New York edging Philadelphia 8 to 5 in one game while losing 6 to 3 in another. Key pitchers listed include Wallace, Hofferth, Rosen, and others with bullpen changes noted.
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Southern Association baseball score recap headlines
Nashville and Little Rock split a twin bill with Nashville winning 4 2 in nine innings and Little Rock 4 12 2 in a listed box. Birmingham and Mobile traded runs in a lopsided contest with Wash Tate and Manheim driving Mobile. Atlanta’s lineup posted a six run night in a separate game.
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Robson Wins 500 Mile Classic at Indianapolis
George Robson, 30th winner of the 500 mile international sweepstakes, takes first prize of 33,800 dollars at Indianapolis. He led 138 laps and posted a 4:21:16.70 time, bested in speed only by three prior winners, as Ted Horn finished third and Jimmy Jackson challenged late. Only seven cars completed the full 500 miles.
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Notable Opening Day Baseball Roundup From Several Leagues
Yesterday's action featured Bobby Doerr delivering the winning run for the Red Sox in a 6-5 opener over Washington. Hank Greenberg and Denny Galehouse powered the Tigers and Browns to a 7-1 win and a split with Cleveland. Johnny Wyrostek and Oscar Judd led the Phillies to an 8-5 victory over the Giants, with Judd collecting six hits in the nightcap 3-1 win to complete a double. Kirby Higbe and John Hopp blanked Boston 5-0 in the opener while Hopp added three hits in the nightcap 10-8 victory. Bobby Feller and Ralph Hamner shut out the White Sox in a 3-0 opener as Hamner relieved Dietrich. Spud Chandler and Charley Keller led the Yankees to a 6-1 win in the opener and a 6-3 follow-up. In multi-city minor scores, New Orleans prevailed 36-1 over Chattanooga, while Chattanooga triumphed 14-8 in the return.
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Phillies Win Ist Twin Bill As Banks Win Again
The article reports on multiple baseball games from Memorial Day twin bills. Hank Wyse won for the Cubs in the opener. Borowy faltered as Cincinnati won 7-6. Cardinals split with Pirates 12-11. Red Sox swept Washington for a 2-0 day. Yankees swept Athletics 6-1 and 6-3. Dodgers tied with Braves. Tigers split with Browns. Phillies swept Giants 8-5 and 3-1.
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Sports Roundup Highlights Pro Football Basketball and Golf Notes
Winged Foot members gripe over Claude Harmon missing Goodall round robin. White Sox chief Leslie O Connor bought Byron Nelson book, sparking talk of Dykes tactics. LSU sprinter Tom Swift Dickey patents a head umbrella for rainy-day practice. Notre Dame coach candidate Frank Szymanski posts a 99 plus classroom average while studying nuclear physics. Charley Trip pi may choose baseball over pro football with a 25000 signing offer versus 17500 in football. Bronko Nagurski retires again amid reflections on Red Grange days. Bronko notes wrestling centers on one man.
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Pop Werner to coach at Auburn reunites with Voyles
A. H. Pop Werner, current line coach at the University of Richmond, accepts a similar post at Auburn, enabling him to team again with Carl Voyles. Werner turns down a three year Richmond offer after a request-driven release from his one-year contract.
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Salvation Army Boys Club Softball League Forms for Summer
The Salvation Army Boys Club Softball League will begin play next week under Captain Oscar Fuller. Entry is open to other boys teams until June 5, with player names due June 1. An initial meeting at Red Shield club drew six teams. interest now includes ten teams ages 14 to 18. Team captains and assistants were asked to attend Friday at Malone Park.
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Phillies at Mets Night Baseball Showdown
The schedule lists a single game tonight: Philadelphia at New York under lights at 8:45 P M with no other matches on the slate. This marquee matchup features the Phillies visiting the Mets in a night contest at the home ballpark.
Cincinnati at Chicago 2:30 P M
The lone scheduled game features Cincinnati visiting Chicago at 2 30 PM. Officials and venue not specified.
Johnny Greco Meets Beau Jack Tonight in MSG Bout
Beau Jack of Augusta Georgia and Johnny Greco of Montreal clash in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. They fought a ten round draw February 8 with 20 000 fans in attendance. Jack weighs around 142 pounds and Greco about 145 pounds with Jack a slight favorite at about 5 to 6.
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Civic clubs open inter-club softball league in Decatur
Decatur civic clubs will start their inter-club softball league Monday at 7:30 PM at Delano Park. Kiwanis vs Rotary and Lions vs Civitan will open the doubleheader with three rounds planned, weather permitting, through July 29.
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Walter Johnson In Unchanged Condition At Hospital
Walter Johnson, 58, former American League pitching great for the Senators, remains in unchanged condition at Georgetown University Hospital. He has been unconscious since Tuesday with a brain tumor and is described as suffering from the illness.
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