Phils Rally to Edge Reds 1 0 in Shutout at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 1 to 0 as Jurisich, a right hander acquired from the Cardinals in spring, pitched a four hit shutout. Enos Verban, also from the Cards, doubled and scored on Wyrostek’s hit to spark the decisive seventh inning.
Angels Move Into Second Place In Standings
Los Angeles Angels beat San Francisco 4 2 to climb to second place behind the Seals as Oakland loses ground. In other games Hollywood tops Oakland 3 1 and Seattle down Portland 5 4 while Sacramento shuts out San Diego 4 0. Cliff Chambers earned the win for the Angels while Lanky Melton took the loss for San Francisco.
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Westerners win after four unearned runs in first inning
The Westerners built a 5 to 1 lead in the first inning with four unearned runs and one earned run, then Sam Zoldale preserved the advantage for a 5 to 1 victory as Washington managed seven hits. Chicago White Sox rallied to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 5 with Murrell Jones hitting a decisive three-run homer in the seventh after A's led 4-0.
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Union Calls Off Strike At OConnor Moffatt Co
In San Francisco the Department Store Employees union canceled plans for a strike against OConnor Moffatt & Co. after negotiators reached a settlement. Union Secretary Larry Vail said the deal satisfies security needs and an extension of the old contract while negotiations for a new agreement proceed. The union voted unanimously to suspend strike action.
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Richest Derby In History Runs Today
LOUISEVILLE, Ky. THE richest Kentucky Derby in history is run today for its 72nd edition. Mrs Elizabeth Alden Graham backs three top horses with jockeys Eddie Ayenro Bobby Permane and Ted Al Kingon as potential winners amid muddy track and rain expected.
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San Leandro Ends Chicken and Rabbit Raising Ban
San Leandro reinstates strict limits on poultry and rabbit keeping in its 1941 ordinance. The city council barred raising chickens and rabbits with limited exceptions, effective August 20 1941, after repeal during wartime meat shortages to permit some holders.
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Texan Fear of Roaming Phantom Killer Grips Texarkana
Residents of Texarkana and Honan Arkansas faced a panic as a phantom killer reportedly shot farmer Virgil Starke, 36, inside his farm home and wounded his wife, with four rounds fired through a window. The spree followed two earlier killings in six weeks, prompting widespread armed vigilance and a massive rural manhunt by state and local officers.
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Tojo Attorneys May Attack at Military Tribunal
The defense for Hideki Tojo and 27 other suspected war criminals prepared to challenge the tribunal's jurisdiction. Web and Wyler faced motions as sessions adjourned, while Shumei Okawa caused a courtroom disturbance by assault and shouting, prompting psychiatric evaluation to determine his plea capability.
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Texas Rangers Probe Gruesome Five Slayings Sentence
The high school couple Paul Maec hin, 17, and Betty Jo Booker, 15, were killed. Capt M T Gonzuallas, head of the Texas rangers, called the series the most baffling case they've ever had. He said all five slayings were similar.
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