Notiana Majors Beat Giants for Lead Change
A dramatic Thursday Major League baseball card see the Cardinals rally to topple the Giants 7-4 as McDaniel allowed five runs in six frames while Cepeda homered for San Francisco. Chicago Cubs crushed the Phillies 10-3 behind strong hitting and solid pitching to extend their winning streak to four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
SAN Francisco
Covey
Washington
Él St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City
McDaniel
Boston
Giants
Los Angeles
Cardinal
Chicago
Bolly Stemus
al Cleotto
Mike McCormick
Lsutr
Frangisen
McCormick
Creakel
Temp
Smaith
Carvtuto
Fisher
Olin
Ernie Broglia
Jones
Thiey
Lindy McDaniel
Jes Eightino
t—McCormick
Reagio
Blo
Rsa
F Alou
McCovey
Cardinals
Sll
Cubs
Phils
Alow Jed
BeDaniel
Wayen Park
Willie Maye
Wille
Philadelpina
Don Ammer
George Atbyan
Chicago Cubs
Snc
Philadelphia
Taylor
Sullivan
Welman
Shark
Haldschun
Dalrymple
W— Hobbie
L—Sullivan
Mane Mins
Altman Iy Zimmer
Pet
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Lanis
Iladelphia
St. Louis
Bidlsburgh
Los Angi
Worth Power Fails Bosox Rally For 7-5 Win
Boston edged New York 7-5 as Red Sox hitters St. Monbonquete Will Skowron sparking a late rally with two homers amid a late New York surge. Monbouquette suffered the loss despite five innings of work as Boston clung to a lead opened by a four-run third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stoggee Vici
Clevenger
Werlz
Monbonquete
Wills
Leasly
Bullie Red Sox
Skowhorn
Ron
Heston
Yashacmaki
Jackie Jensen
Elston Howard
New York
L Skowzon
Bill Monbouquette
Merning
John Blanchard
Jens
Sens
Red Sox
Carl Yastrvemski
Frank Afalzone
Montonquette
Turley
Ditmari
McDeyitt
Minor League Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
A summary of minor league games shows scores across leagues including Pacific Coast and Pioneer League. Notable lines include Littlefield and Louisville matchups, Seattle and Portland in a 12 inning encounter, and Spokane versus Portland with listed pitchers and line scores. Additional notes mention postponed Idaho Falls at Boise and no games scheduled in the Missouri or Mowican circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolle
Maha
Osteen
Hernandez
Payette
Scott
Smith
T—Oseen
dal-Ft. Worth
Seyfried
Chitl
Littlefield
Jannal
Blackburn
Wieser
Rodgers
Louisville
Houston
Brow
Uecker
Tary
Schultz
Thacke
W— Scholte
Spokane
Portland
Reed
Hessent
Cainil
Nelson
Buyta
Cannizzaro
W—Nelson
L—Reed
Vancouver
Greene
Cisco
Wolfe
Pirates 8 Braves 2 hits rain delayed game
Smoky Burgess powered the Pirates with a solo homer and a two run shot while Dick Groat added one as Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 8 to 2 despite Harting pitcher Thurdtelle allowing five Pirates runs. Haddix pitched well in relief for Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuitshungie
Moma
Smoky Burgess
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Tmiri
Sey
Marvey Naddix
Braves Acordosa
Wenteuek
Bavon
Yielory
Burgess
Tew Durdellt
Harting
Pirates
Hods
Pittsburgh
Pero
Tuirdells
Drabawsky
McMahon
Taymond
Torre Haddix
Maddig
L—Thurdtelle
Mone Ming
Grant En
A’s Trade Tuttle for Bertoia and Others
Detroit wired Kansas City to swap telegraph center Tuttle for infielder Rena Berta and pitcher Koller Sitcher Paw. Manager Joe Gordon said the deal strengthens pitching and youth. Bertola batted 12 for 35 in 25 games. Giel 24 in 2 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kansag
Fly Athletics
Televan Center
Feldet TE Tuttle
Minnesota Tins
Formn Sioller
Rena Berta
Koller
Braves Sell Billy Martin To Twins
Milwaukee Braves announce the sale of utility infielder Billy Martin to the Minnesota Twins of the American League. The Braves received cash and infielder Billy Consora, who was assigned to Milwaukee's farm club in Vancouver, Pacific Coast League. Martin was a 3 year old infielder acquired from Cincinnati last November and had been used off the bench when Frank Bolling joined the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Brevlin
Minnesota ‘Twins
Braves
Billy Consora
Consarn
Mibyaukee
Vancouver
Pacific
Mastin
Cincinnati
Hale
Frank Bolling
Iowa State Seeks Beef to Feed Cyclone Roster
Iowa State officials cite the need for more beef to support 90 to 39 athletes during football season. The Joan Reel Producers Association and Iowa State Memorial Union join athletic staff in backing a “mere beef in the line” program. Former Chicago Cub Ron Hacker, 27, joins as a relief option for the Cyclones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towra
Uedine
Spocks Wffichale
Tawa’ Robs University
Trin
State
Cyclone
Ray Danels
Chicago
the Chicago
Hey White Sox
Prich
Warren Hacker
Iowa State
Chattanooga
Prinzily
Hacker
An &l Chattanooga
Ata| Harker
Wall
Sox
Seeason
Donels
Joan Reel Producers Association
Cyclone Chit
Towa State Memorial Union
Offer To Buy Chisox From White Sox Syndicate
A 12 man syndicate led by comedian Danny Thomas submitted an offer to Chicago White Sox majority stockholders for control. Chicago lawyer Temnard Epton said the bid targets the 14 percent stake held by Bill Veeck Hank Greenberg and Art Allyn with no price disclosed but speculated between 3 and 4.8 million dollars. Veeck has denied selling while Allyn has not signed an option. decision timing could push into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Danny Thames
Chicago White Sox
Temnard Epton
Associated Press
Bill Veeck
Hank Greenberg
Athue CG. Allyn
Veeck
Epton
Veeck and Associates
Allyn
Thomas
Las Vegas
Greenberg
Eplen
Chicapons
Danny Thomas
Cloverleaf race results summarized with multiple horses and payouts
The clipping lists numerous horse names such as Not Ghitia Lovely Boy Lil's Pipper and Junction 16 with varying prices and times. It notes daily doubles and quintels, plus attendance figures and totals like Handle 136.04. The dense OCR reads like a betting card with inconsistent punctuation and several garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C's Trucker
Big Clock
Lil's Pipper
Quintels
Ime
Not Ghitia
Lovely Boy
Aswill Dee
Daily Double
Pampa Boy
War Harmony
Bob Selend
Quantela
Time
Ginger Jack
Ret Darnell
Last Look
Quintela
Uime
Nella Charm
Melody
Junction
Quintudela
Clif Orth
Sabana
Quiniela
Tine
Young Spirit
Janara
Clarence Henry
Handle
University of the Pacific Tied to 1940s Basketball Scandal
Stockton Record reports University of the Pacific admitted a Tiger player was contacted by gambling elements during the 1940 season. Gary Kauffman testified in New York while authorities sought links with St. Mary’s and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
I Stockton Record
University of the Pacific
Tiger
Elments
Gary Kaufman
Frank Maroni
New York District
Ets
Lorny
Robert Burns
al Vixame
Moraga
St.Mary's
Right
New Iyark
Houston Beats Louisville in 12 Inning Marathon
Houston's Bully pitched 12 innings as the Colonels edged Louisville 2-1. Denver moved a game ahead of Houston in the race with nine wins in 10?1 games, while Omaha beat Indianapolis 6-2 aided by Moe Thacker’s RBI single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Houston
Louisville
Colonels
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
Indianapolis Indians
Moe Thacker
Bud Zipfel
Trovsten
Zipfel
Winston Brown
S Tass
Barney Schulix
Bears
Rangers
Unas
Harry Chiti
Grizzlies
Snead and DeMaret Lead Canada Cup Golf Field
Sam Snead and Jimmy DeMaret, aged 67 and 33, bridged a 100 year span to pace the first round at Dorado Beach with 67 and 73 for the United States in the Canada Cup. Peter Thomson and Ken Nagle led the international challenge with 69 and 74 as the U S opened a commanding day-two lead in the two man event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton JR
Dorano Beach
Puerto Ricos
Sam
Sam Snead
Jimmy Dex
Maret
Canada
Dorado Beach
Jimmy
United States FC
Snead
Sunderpar
Flyarite
Peter Thomson
Ken Na+gle
al Balding
Ben Arda
Philippines
Thomson
Caribbean
Dave Thomas
Wales
John Ponson
Scotland
Veevpl
Mohammed Said Moussa
Egypt
Argenting
Gohrabie Adie Fatales
Mexico
China
Ireland
Seat Wlath
Catwala
Memphis
Woods
Irons
M.ed Gardner Dickinson Jr
Itap
Pears
Minnesota Senate OKs Rose Bowl pact renewal
The University of Minnesota Senate voted 70 to 42 to renew the Big Ten Rose Bowl pact, ending Minnesota’s opposition and setting a formal agreement for participation. The pact would be negotiated between the Big Ten and the AAUW CHlg Five, with a possible earlier session amid Minnesota’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Senate
Big Ten
Minnesota
Pasadena
Calif
Max C. Schultze
The
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Chlg
Rose Bond
Minnesola
Betsy Rawls Nearing Wrap Up In Western Open Tourney
Betsy Rawls leads the Women's Western Open after a first round 69 at the Belle Meade course, 6 under par in a day dominated by pros. Shirley Englehorn, Polly Tiley, Barbara Fillon, and Doris Phillips trail, with Berg Suggs Wright among early contenders as leaders prepare for rounds two and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Ballard
Nashville
Tenn
APF
Betsy Rawks
Spartanburg
D.C
Miss Rawls
Belle Meade
Shirley Englehorn
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Cincinnati
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Stars Pitching Halt Braves as Haddix Wins in Rain
Harvey Haddix and the Pirates defeated the Braves 8 to 2 in a seven inning rain shortened game. Gene Woodling delivered a timing two run double as pinch hitter in the ninth for a 3 to 2 Pirates win over the Angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alling
Gene Woodling
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Woodling
Heer
Ell Grba
Senators
Angels
Seadam
Duren
Associated Press
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
Binick
Braves
Hilling
Senklors
World's Two Top Pole Vaulters Set For Compton Invite
Compton California AP WL heads a roster of track and field athletes for the annual Compton Invitational. Dog Bragg, the world record holder at 15 feet, and George Davies of Oklahoma vie for world supremacy in the pole vault. Davies aims for 15 0 and faces delays that hampered his recent 14 6 effort. The meet follows the Modesto Relays where Bragg won at 15 0 and Davies struggled with weather and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tequesta
Fla
Colonial Country Club
Dickinson
Coursa
Ben Whitt
White
Fat
Gunder
T Whitt
Compton
Calif
Bragg
George
Javies
Jlield
Free Lancing
White Davies
Oklahoma
Modesto
Davies
NAIA Track and Field Meet to Open in Sioux Falls
About 400 collegiate athletes from 93 colleges in 26 states prepare for the 20th annual NAIA Track and Field Meet in Sioux Falls South Dakota on Friday. Notables include Tealph Boston and sprinters led by Stone Johnson with Olympic star Wilma Rudolph in attendance. Officials plan an exhibition race for Rudolph if feasible. Only finals tonight are the discus broad jump and the three mile run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NATA
Boston
Stone Johnson
Yrambling
Unclear sports and trade notes across cities and events
Fragmented item list covers trades and results in baseball, golf, and track from cities including Milwaukee, Portland, Memphis, Asheville, Carnoustie, New York, Palatine, Brent Park, and Chicago. Names such as Billy Martin, Dilly Cowan, Jimmy Demarel, and Ted lead appear amid scattered scores and tournament notes. details are partial and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereote
Minnesota Twins
Erote Twins
Heer
Rena Dertola
Icser
Real Lel
Outieder
Bil ‘Athe Aulwaukee
Bravos
Soit
Billy Martin
Stinnecca
Hind
Cash
Dilly Cowan
Spo Wat
Vancouver
Pacific
Tote Doray Beau
Puerto Rico
Bam Ideal Ted
U. S
Jimmy Demarel
Roead
Casada Sun International
Memphis
Gardner Tickises
Fuesta
Tanderpar
Ashville
Recone
Gare Belty Rawls
Spartanburo
Eag
Carnoustie
Scotland
Mee
Marler Seeamman
Exgrazdeon
Feebery
Teach
Alan
Carls Mevote
Javeliy Ea Bees
Feckes
Bing Tetenbieusids
Petreit
Aoa Mthstie
Shirley Germs
Palatine
New York
AE Junieg
Brent Park
Stanton
Del
Rawtaw
DelaKace
Boston
Silky'Satin
MM Jergi
Satfolk Downs Ingleadod
Cail
Kells Sry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Notiana
Kansas
Tain
Fallimore
Tiallimore
Bosox
Tigers
Herbert
Wickersham
Regan
Bruce
Brown
Causley
Belroil
Cosh
Pioneer League
Magic Valley
Great Falls
Billbins
Idaho Falls
Pocatela
Boise
Vali
Mowican
Associated Press American Association
Connsville
Indianapolis
Dellas-Ft
Worth
Charlan V. Thiip, Jr
Ate Battlts Ave
Suany
Tale
Call
Grover
Mrn
Carol F. Pallin
Ann
Mra
Charles V. Phu Br
Fort Catling
Faiher
Katherine
Bornley
Victoria Ann
Caren Verne Philpail
Bunnydale
Celts Brandann
Mana MM
Philp
Ell A. Zink
Greeley
Calting
Bre
Sony Ie von
Mian Veron Naroon
Aytvia EB
Ferrie
Dunyver Bervices
Sabie
Nass Winslow
Marvin le Winalow
Tran Macys
Toom
Hanaat Mamoriat Cardtens
Lundlen
Yort Lupton
Colo
Nya Maraklehl
Houte
Calo
Cilyo Eye
Amuighters
Savon
Sorshep Bridoy
Nuddhiet
Fort Lupton
Achicon Gaturday
Lye Mivereide
bin Ave
Nilan Sato
Hurvan
Luzmoor
GFE Burdays
Ralph Moaltisier Areeley
Aye
A's
Bertoia
Twins
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phils
Buffalo
Buffaloers
Challanooga
Rochester
Halimore
Chisox
Univ. of Pacific
John Chandler
Associated Press Sports
NEW York (Ap
Carry Back
Jacob Sher
Father Marek] Young
Sherlock
Carry Hack
Katherine Price
Miami
Belmont Park
CBS
Ambropoise
Robert Lehman
Tom Waller
Garden State Park
Waller
Jentries
Lehman
Wall Street
Kiley Hatich
Ethel D. Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Ogden Phipps
Witting
Alberta
BR. L. Doller
Tommy Pal
Gustaliver
Fac Moin
Danville
Bob Gassby
Crystal Fiat
Frs
Gene Litee
Singing Hills
Bob Rosburg
Ore
Ametorner T Cary
Jimmy Parharet
Minn. U
Betsy Rawls
the Tribune
Moulder
Cols
Naia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!