Miracle man Zack Taylor Leads Browns To A Bright Start
NEW YORK UP Zack Taylor manager of the St Louis Browns projects a quick rise for a young squad after a brutal turnover. He credits pitchers and team spirit for an unexpectedly strong start, vows not to drop far from mid standings, and stresses farm-system depth to fuel future growth.
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Mighty Volf Tamed As Crackers Romp To 9-2 Triumph
In Atlanta the Crackers defeated the Nashville Vols 9-2 as Carl Lindquist held the Vols to eight hits and received early run support. Socko Stockwell hit a seventh inning homer with one on, Forrest Burgess added a two bagger, and Art Cucurullo faced relief. The win leaves Nashville one game ahead of Mobile in the pennant race while Birmingham remains in third as Memphis faded.
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Browns Rout Millers As Hill Stars In 8 1 Win
Browns beat Millers 8 1 behind Frank Hill six hit pitching and eight strikeouts. Hill also had two hits and drove in two runs as Luther Brown Glenn Clark and Jin Colley led a 11 safe game with solid defense and timely doubles. The win keeps Browns from Brenton in Wiregrass Stadium while preparing to host Geneva Redbirds tonight at 7 30.
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Claude Reeves And Cotton Stockings Back For Third Annual Horse Show
The Dothan Lions Club hosts the third annual Horse Show at Wirecross stadium on Saturday night. Entries come from Alabama Georgia Florida and Mississippi with over 90 horses expected. Net proceeds support sight conservation for Houston County residents.
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Lookouts pound Chattanooga as Pelicans edge Pebbles in rough play
Chattanooga falls behind as the Lookouts rally with a seven run seventh inning highlighted by James Morton and a late Clarence Difani homer. New Orleans tops the Pebbles 9 to 4 aided by solid relief pitching, while other circuits report Dothan Geneva and Enterprise results and a Legion exhibition set for Wiregrass Stadium in Dothan.
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Speedy infielders rise from Meridian track star to major leaguer
Boswell, a 19 year old from Meridian Mississippi, known as Bosie, shows speed circling bases and scoring on a single after starting at first. He stood five seven and weighed 145 pounds, later adding a pound with Beechnut. In high school he played football, basketball and baseball before semi pro baseball and joining the Browns.
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Cards Follow Old Flag Flying Custom Wins Night Games
The St. Louis Cardinals rely on the old NL night-game trick to challenge for the pennant as they win twice under lights this season, including a 53 4 victory over the Dodgers in St Louis and a 4 0 win over the Cubs. Rain affected other NL games. In the AL the Athletics edged the Indians 8 6 in Philadelphia, the Yankees beat the Browns 6 1, the Red Sox beat the Tigers 6 3, and the White Sox tied Washington 3 3 with rain ending that game.
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Rehobeth Extends Winning Streak In Wiregrass Baseball
Rehobeth added an eighth straight win with an 8-0 shutout of Vicksburg as Davis pitched a two-hitter. W Newton tripled for the winners. Midland City beat Columbia 4-2 in rain shortened game with Whiddon earning the win and 12 strikeouts. Slocomb topped Headland 9-4 as Smith fanned 15. Population gains on Pacific Coast outpaced national rate 1940 to 1947.
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U S Curtis Cup Team Heads to England Tilt
The seven player U S Curtis Cup team sails today from New York aboard the Mauretania for England for the May 21 22 Curtis Cup matches at Birkdale. Captained by Mrs Edwin N Ware Jr, the lineup includes Louise Suggs Dorothy Kirby Dorothy Kirty Grace Lenczyk Mrs Julius A Page Jr and Polly Riley.
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Rebs Slip Past Selma In Close Slugfest
The Rebels beat Selma 12 to 11 as Pensacola’s Fliers edged Meridiants 1 run. Pasquarella pitched for Selma, giving up 11 hits while Coker allowed fewer than his season average in Pensacola.
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