Triadelphia Sends Four 1949 Unbeaten Stars North
Triadelphia to provide four members of its 1949 unbeaten squad to the North for the North-South Football game in Charleston. End Ronald Kubens and Guard Jule Meintel join star backs Bill Behrens and Bob Korn on the North squad. South selections include backs Donal Bailey Happy Shores Lineman Bill Mays and Bob Lafferty. Tickets pricing and application details announced.
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Slippery runner among legends recalls Mississippi memory
New York Yanks Tugboat Toth recounts a car rollover not as harrowing as LSU teammate A. Tittle’s 1947 Mississippi game mishap as Ya-Ya neared a likely touchdown. Tittle later joined the Baltimore Colts.
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Baseball standings and results from the National and American leagues
Yesterday's MLB results show Chicago beating Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 10 innings and New York defeating Pittsburgh 10 to 4, with Boston over Cincinnati 8 to 3 and St. Louis topping Philadelphia 5 to 4. Standings list Brooklyn and St Louis tied for first in the NL at 16 wins, while Detroit leads the AL at 28–12. New York sits 1 game behind Detroit. Today's schedule includes New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Boston at St. Louis. The news also notes Detroit leading the Yankees in the pennant race by a game and mentions the inaugural broadcast of a Dempsey-Carpentier boxing match broadcast in Japan on Tele 2 1024.
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Stengel Faces Criticism Over Ninth Inning Moves
New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel, famed for his humor and success, faces scrutiny after two pinch hitters failed in the ninth inning against Cleveland. The loss highlighted questions about his tactical decisions and the Yankees’ thinning pitching staff as Cleveland won 16-22.
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Still Slugging Cleveland and A Xavier's Body Show
Cleveland slugger Al Rosen, a stylish rookie third baseman, was noted for his power with the Indians and had boxed to a state middleweight title in 1940. In Goa, St Francis Xavier’s body will again be shown publicly in December 1952, kept in preservation since his death in 1552. Rhinos’ horns are not attached to the skull and fetch high value in Chinese medicine.
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Diamond Queen Scout Camp Flocks Schoolboy Pitcher VerHelst
Major league scouts from six teams camp on the doorstep of Jim VerHelst of St Joseph’s high school in Mason City Iowa after a stellar senior season He pitched 72 2 3 innings with 10 unearned runs 14 hits and 142 strikeouts He lost one 1 0 game in the state finals with three errors by his team and stands 6 3 190 The National Geographic Society notes diverse truffle varieties in Europe.
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Inches of Gas Cause Pressure on Heart
Slow digestion causes food to ferment in your stomach. Pockets of gas form and press upward, crowding the heart and causing misery. Hundreds in Grafton suffered until CERTA VIN, taken before meals, speeds digestion, reduces gas and bloating, and strengthens nerves with vitamin B and iron. Fifty dollars? Get CERTA VIN at your drug store.
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