Musial Sparks Cardinals Early, Big Start in 1948
Stan Musial begins 1948 strong with an 11 game stretch batting .83 and 18 hits including four doubles three triples and two homers driving in 14 runs as the Cardinals beat the Cubs 6 1. He joins Donora Pa and Cardinals in third place a half game behind Pittsburgh while Dave Koslo’s four hitter hands the Reds a 5 0 loss for the Giants in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
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Zan Announces His Card For Big Morgantown Show
John Zan announces a Morgantown Armory amateur boxing card on Friday May 7 featuring Brownsville Pa Athletic Club in the main bouts. Jimmy Eadie leads the team, with Vance Sinclair set to meet him, plus a 160 three bout lineup and four other bouts planned amid expectations of a sellout.
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Major League leaders and yesterday's stars noted
National League batting leaders include Gustine and Sauer with 20 hits, Lockman and Musial tied for triples, Sauer top home runs with six. American League leaders show Boudreau batting .485 and Williams 14 RBIs. Yesterday's stars: Lohrke three hits as the Giants beat Cincinnati 5 0, Koslo pitched four hitter. Subway construction began in New York in 1869.
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Merchants Open Practice Game At 5 15 Tonight
The Grafton Merchants plan their first full length baseball game at 5 15 this evening against a Clarksburg team dubbed the Big Fours at G H 6 field. Manager John Cunningham remains cautious as uniforms are issued for a May 5 league opener versus the Clarksburg Jeeps amid a tentative roster of candidates and injured players.
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Robert Moran
Harley Dunham
Buck Rosier
Keeter Bennett
Jim Huey
Pete Groza
State Fighter Goes Well in Navy Championships
In San Diego California May 4 Myrven Mervie Red Davis USMC from Wellsburg West Virginia advanced to the flyweight title contention by winning his quarterfinal in the all navy championships. Representing the Atlantic Fleet team Davis defeated Bruejatket Mervin L. McAnnally of Birmingham Alabama in a clear decision weighing 111 pounds to 112 and a half. Sixteen quarterfinal bouts were scheduled.
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Ala
Te ‘Northwestern
Roundup of track, baseball notes and coaching chatter
Sports in brief range from track meet timing shifts to summer development ideas. Dan Ferris weighs the pros and cons of shifting national championships to July, Illinois State League umpire choices spark humor, and Ted Lyons predicts Thurman Tucker as Cleveland center fielder. Ascot Park adds a June four-year-olds race, Lavagetto says goodbye to writers, and Andy Gustafson's Miami talks boost morale while players seek scholarships elsewhere.
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New York
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White Sox
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Cleveland
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Santa Anita
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Dodger
Philadelphia
Andy Gustafson
Miami
U. of Miami
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Ruling prompts mixed reactions amid race rights debate
Private comments show some fear the court ruling may apply beyond race. Negro spokesmen hail the decision while real estate leaders urge restraint. A governor’s campaign involves accusations of kickbacks and mudslinging amid broader debates on democracy and policy. Lake Superior noted as a distant landmark.
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National Real Estate Clearing House
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National Bar Association
Dodson
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Major Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball
The Associated Press reports yesterday's results with Philadelphia at Washington postponed by rain. The only game scheduled saw St. Louis defeat Chicago 3 to 1 and New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 0.
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Sande Held On Drug Charge At Jamaica
Earl Sande the famed jockey now a trainer faced a federal grand jury on illegal narcotics possession after traces of morphine were found in a horse named Big Stacks tests following a Jamaica race on April 11 He was arraigned and released without bail as Jockey Club stewards planned a meeting to review the case.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights from Today
The American League slate features St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington at night, Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis at night, and Boston at Pittsburgh at night.
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West Virginia cities weigh revived baseball league plan
Associated Press Sports Writer Charles R. Lewis reports Charleston hosts the idea of a new regional league with Parkersburg Huntington Weirton Clarksburg Fairmont Wheeling and Marietta. Obvious hurdles include stadiums and major league backing while Charleston favors affiliation with the Central where Cincinnati Reds support could enable a next year expansion.
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Dick Jackson
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Fairmont
Wheeling
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Huntingon
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Michigan
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Central
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Brokany
Boston Braves
Unclear Charleston Baseball Future Prompts Expansion Talk
Amid uncertainty over Charleston's baseball future, debate stirs about an up-state move and whether the Piedmont league would be interested in such expansion. The discussion centers on potential reallocation and regional implications for baseball in the area.
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Piedmont League
Charleston
For Sale Buy at 40 Addison St and 400 Dewey Ave
Auction style notice describes two homes for sale. The first at 40 Addison St offers nine rooms and a bath, two minor defects, a large lot, and potential for three apartments with private entrances, priced between 2600 and 3500. The second at 400 Dewey Ave is a six room home with bath, basement, hot air furnace, and claims good condition.
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Notice to Creditors in Hagemond and Foster Estates
Commissioner's notice to creditors and beneficiaries of the estates of Harl G Hagemond and Gertrude M Foster in Taylor County West Virginia. Creditors must file verified claims with vouchers at Carl I Cooper office in Grafton by October 25 1948 and November Sunday 1958 respectively, or be barred from benefits. beneficiaries urged to attend.
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Harl
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Taylor County’ Bank
Grafton
Taylor ‘County
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Gertrude ML. Foster
Gertrude M. Foster
West Main Street
Gratton
Taylor County
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