Angels Rally To Top PCL With 9-0 Victory Over San Diego
Los Angeles, the 1943 Pacific Coast League champions, regained first place by defeating San Diego 9-0 as Oakland fell to Sacramento 5-1. San Francisco Seals moved within two games by blanking Seattle 2-0. Portland and Holly wood split a doubleheader with scores 8-2 and 4-3. George Comellas earned the win in relief, while Henry Pippen bid farewell to the Navy as Oakland’s Culton gave up 12 hits.
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Night Game Scores National St Louis Defeats New York
St Louis defeated New York 5 to 1 in nine innings with Brecheen, Oden, and Adams driving in runs. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 as Bulcher, Lopez, and Raffensberger contributed timely hits. Philadelphia routed Cleveland 15 to 9 in a high scoring American League contest.
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Crossword Puzzle ToT 3 14 Blain pond and the Pow
Puzzle items list appears garbled with numerous misspellings and partial clues. readable entries include references to a man s nickname, a short jacket, a heat source, a musical note, and a Latvian coin. The text also mentions Gatland and a federation, with several illegible fragments.
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Cryptic Puzzle Row From Athenian Riddle Page
Obscure crossword style clues mix with scattered phrases and names. The fragment hints at a wartime U S soldier and various coded entries, inviting deduction of a hidden grid or thematic linkage across enumerated items.
Batting Race In Majors Is Still On
The major league batting race remains tight with Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals leading NL at .357 and Dixie Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers close behind. Bobby Doerr tops the American League at .883 with Thurman Tucker chasing. Cardinals also lead in fielding and team batting as Ted Wilks and Gordon Maltzberger top the pitching charts.
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Tigers Pull Up In American's Pennant Battle
Detroit Tigers widen the race in the American League with a five game win streak and ten of their past twelve. Dick Wakefield's return from military service boosts a balanced lineup and superb infield double plays pace. The Browns and Yankees contend nearby as Detroit eyes the pennant.
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Rocky Graziano Wins Lightweight Clash in New York
United Press reports Rocky Graziano from New York outpointed Tony Reno of Chicago in a featherweight style bout. Jack Leslie of Flint halted Manny Torren of San Juan in two rounds. Phil Terranova of New York decisioned Harold Lacey of New Haven in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Kovacs Meets Betts in Finals Today
Virginia Kovacs wife of Pat Kovacs reaches the finals of the Pennsylvania and Eastern states women's championships to face Pauline Betz the top seed and national champion. Also noted Murphy to resign from the California Horse Racing Board due to politics and Mary Arnold upset.
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Probable Pitchers and Sunday Games in Major Leagues
Baseball scores and lineups list probable pitchers for Sunday games across the American and National Leagues. Entries include Chicago at New York with Fleming facing Allen, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, plus notes on doubleheaders and start times for each matchup.
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