Athletics Slump Early and Yanks Hit Road Clash
Athletics pursue a broken streak against the Reds as equipment losses haunted St. Petersburg. The Yankees set out for home on a road trip, while the Dodgers continued a dominant run with their 20th straight minor league win in Oklahoma City.
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Sammy Meeks Surges to Senators Shortstop Bid
Orlando rookie Sammy Meeks, rising from Tri-State and Chattanooga, earned another look with the Washington Senators. After a solid shot in Chattanooga, he moved up and down, and yesterday against Newark he hit a two run homer in a 12 to 2 Senators win.
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White Sox name Wallacia lead shortstop candidate
Chicago White Sox manager considers Jack Wallacia the leading shortstop prospect after 22 hits in 78 at bats with one million? extra-base hits.
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Cardinals Open Spring Schedule in Columbus Clash
Columbus Ga St Louis Cardinals begin five spring games against minor league South Atlantic League club. Manager Eddie Dyer reports the club in top physical shape. In Tucson Cleveland Indians break camp and face uncertainty in outfield with no starting trio set including Dale Mitchell.
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Headland Dothan Play Scoreless Tie In Season Opener
Headland and Dothan opened their season with a scoreless seven inning tie halted by rain and resumed before finishing in a 0-0 stalemate. Charles Jennett led Dothan with two hits while Stinson allowed only one Rams hit in four frames.
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Babe Didrikson barred from National Open golf
New York AP reports the famed Babe Didrikson Zaharias was barred from entering the National Open at Riviera Country Club Los Angeles June 10 12 by the U S Golf Association They said the event is strictly for men and no woman has ever entered the open Zaharias who won 17 straight women's tournaments last year and held a 72 hole record of 292 expressed disappointment and said she would try again next year while respecting the associations stance and adding I still think I'm good enough to play.
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Exhibition Slate Slated Across Cities With Rain Postponement
United Press report outlines a slate of baseball matchups including New York against Philadelphia and Chicago versus Detroit among others. Several games are cancelled or postponed due to rain, with teams such as Brooklyn and Oklahoma City listed in the affected schedules.
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WOOF Radio Presents Once Upon a Time Saturday Show
WOOF radio airs Once Upon a Time Saturdays at 9 15 AM on 560 KC with 1000 watt power audience oriented for mothers and children through the program schedule and times.
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Skipper Harris Says Yanks Will Win The Pennant
New York skipper Bucky Harris declares the 1948 Yankees 25 percent stronger and ready to win the American League pennant. He cites DiMaggio’s return from elbow surgery and a deep pitching staff including Lopat Embree Bevens Reynolds and Page. Harris outlines lineup infield and catching plans and notes health and arm concerns for key players.
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Welch And DeLacy Cacama Win Two Of Three
Lester Welch and Perc y DeLacy of England won a two out of three tag team match at Wiregrass Arena defeating Frank Tice and Gorilla Cacama with DeLacy pinning the Indian for the final fall after an airplane spin. Welch opened with a fall over Vicky as the match featured multiple quick pin attempts and a brief preliminary.
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Browns Release Four Dothan Players
Manager Cat Milner announced today that two outfielders Collins and Pittman and infielders Miller and Bradford have been released by the Dothan Browns.
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Fliers Take Opening Win Over Slocomb Nine
Midland City ace Long John Whiddon pitched a no hitter through six innings with 17 strikeouts in a 3-0 win over Slocomb. Pilcher Beasley and Walker drove in runs for the Fliers while Walker’s triple sparked the offense. Batter ies were Smith Weeks for Slocomb and Whiddon Lee for Midland City.
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Pro Tourney Golf Now Ruled By USGA
Augusta Ga AP Pro golf events will follow USGA rules after PGA executive committee meeting. President Ed Dudley announced the policy change at a dinner honoring Dudley and Field Mis Wallace, USGA president. The shift ends disputes between the PGA and USGA over equipment limits of 16 versus 14 clubs.
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Dothan Browns Open Exhibition In Midland City
Midland City manager Roy Knapp announced the Dothan Browns open their exhibition schedule Friday at 7 30. The series includes games in Headland and Dothan against a St Louis Cardinal farm club. Midland City also hosts Abbeville Thursday and Sunday with a later start due to a local recital.
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Demaret Faces Tough Path To A Masters Three-Peat
Augusta AP Jimmy Demaret eyes a record third Masters title as experts favor Nelson Mangrum and Bobby Locke to finish ahead. Demaret, who won last year with 281, has only one 1948 win and no current tour titles. He vows confidence while practicing at the 6,800-yard National Country Club course for the $10,000 event.
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Alabama sweeps doubleheader to extend conference lead
Tuscaloosa AP Alabama baseball remains unbeaten in the Southeastern Conference after a doubleheader sweep of Mississippi at home. In game one Jack Rutledge drove in the go ahead run with a fielding error scoring Ned Folmar, tight pitching by Lefty Joe Kirkland held Mississippi to four hits as Alabama won 5 to 2. In game two Alabama plated three in the third and three in the seventh to win 5 to 3, with Kirkland earning the win and Charlie Conerly collecting four hits across both games.
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Record-tying entry sparks in Paris golf event
The text notes Chick Marbert-she as favorite and posting GY yesterday. He previously carded rounds of 65 66 and 68 with a 31 on an extra nine. Paris 3. The entry field is 59, tying a record list set in 1940.
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Meteorites Shaped Iron Beads in Ancient Times
The first malleable iron fell from the sky as meteorites, regarded by primitive man as divine gifts. Egyptian pharaohs around 4000 B C wore iron bead strings fashioned from meteorites to ward off evil spirits.
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