Bosox and Yankees Win Two in Tight AL Flag Race
Boston rallies in the 12th to beat Washington 5 1 as Vern Stevens hits his 30th homer and Ellis Kinder gains his 14th win. New York despite a shaky start, trounces Philadelphia 9 7 with a ninth inning rally led by Lindell and Rizzuto. Detroit outscored St Louis 12 9 at Briggs Stadium to move into fourth place in the standings.
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City Tennis Tourney Planned at Colored Park
The recreation department announced a city wide tennis tournament beginning later this month at Colored Park. Trophies will be awarded to winners and runners up in both men and ladies singles. Contestants must furnish their own balls and racquets.
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Braves Fined For Fight In Hotel Room
Boston reports say Boston Braves players Earl Torgeson and Jim Russell were fined by manager Billy Southworth after a hotel room altercation in Chicago with unidentified men. Torgeson, out for the season with a broken hand, and Russell, sidelined by a shoulder injury, returned from a western trip. Russell wore dark glasses to cover his black eyes amid the incident.
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Dickson Subdues Old Mates For Pirates In 6-3 Battle
In St Louis Dickson held the Cardinals to six hits as the Pirates beat them 6 to 3. Ralph Kiner hit his 30th homer tying the major league lead and the Pirates broke the game open with a four run fourth inning sparked by Kiner and supported by Walker, Bockman, Basgall and Masi.
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Records Fall In Wilson Swim Meet
Four state swimming records fell at the southern AAU finals in Wilson. Raleigh’s Tommy Dunlop set a Junior Men's 100-yard backstroke record 1:11.7 surpassing his own mark, while Susan Fink of Chapel Hill posted 1:15.9 in the Junior Women's 100-yard backstroke. UNC’s Cecil Milton won the Senior Men's 880-yard freestyle in 11:02.7, and Bettie Roland of Takama DC broke the Senior Women's 880-yard freestyle record in 12:28.6. Chapel Hill claimed the team title with 216 points, Raleigh was second with 146, and Irving Bridges of Ambassador Club DC won the Senior Men's diving title.
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Jack Mann Wins Second Army Golf Championship
Lt Willard M Jack Mann of the Second Army captured his second straight world wide all army golf title by routing Maj Lawson Magruder of the Fourth Army four and four Mann was four under par through 32 holes to beat the Camp Hood Major in San Antonio Texas on August 13.
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