Cobb Set as First Witness in Reserve Clause Hearing
Ty Cobb will lead off as the first witness in the House monopoly investigation subcommittee hearing on the reserve clause. Ford Frick will follow as the next witness. The probe seeks to determine if the clause violates anti trust laws and whether baseball should have a special exemption.
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Herbert Foster
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Georgia Peach
Ford Frick
Menlo Park
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Ays
Supreme Court
Frick
San Francisco Seals
Phillies edge Cubs 1 0 behind Meyer seven hitter
Russ Meyer pitched seven excellent innings to blank the Chicago Cubs 1-0 as the Philadelphia Phillies stretched their shutout string to four. The Phils added a first inning run on a Seminick double set up by a Meyer line drive and capped by strong defense and three strikeouts. The crowd numbered 10 806 as Philadelphia extended its lead atop the standings.
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Russ Meyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
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Phils
Pittsburgh
Meyer
Seminick
White Wins In Relief For Tigers
Hal White, the third Detroit pitcher, retired two in order to end a Philadelphia A's rally in the ninth and give Detroit a 6 to 5 win. Dave Philley singled Gus Zernial walked Hank Majeski doubled to score two but Pete Sider and Joe Astroth were retired.
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Hal White
Detroit
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Tigers
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Gus Zernial
Hank Majeski
Pete Sider
Joe Astroth
Majeski
A’s
Zernial
Charlie Keller
Connie Berry
Joe Coleman
Gerry Priddy
Marlin Stuart
Eddie Joost
Vollmer Delivers Last-Inning Slam as Red Sox Top Indians
Clyde Vollmer belted a dramatic four-run homer in the 16th inning to lift Boston over Cleveland 5 to 4. Maurice McDermott pitched brilliantly for the Sox, fanning 15 in a complete game effort, with Doerr Goodman and Easter among the hitters supporting the rally. Boston gains ground behind the Yankees in the standings.
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Boone
Avila
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Feller
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Clevelanders
Goodmans
Kane Deleean
Larry Naar
Netter
Bob Doerr
Billy Goodman
Jone
Oak
Williams
Indians
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Ees
Vivdie Tebbetts
Bob Kennedy
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Chapman
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Boston DiMaggio
Lane blasts rain game ruling as Sox protest winds up
Chicago White Sox General Manager Frank Lane rails at umpire Hank Soar for halting a rain delayed game with the Sox leading 4 3. Lane backs Paul Richards protest and seeks resumption of play, claiming stalling by the Yankees and criticizing the field assessment.
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Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
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Lane
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Hank Soar
Yankees
William Harridge
White Sox
Harridge
Shackelford's Wear Names Ray Williard General Manager
Shackelford Men's Wear Inc announces Ray Williard as general manager. Williard, a UNC commerce graduate with two years at UNC Law, has been with the company since 1942 except for two years in the armed forces. Officers remain J B Shackelford president treasurer J C Shackelford vice president Verna Shackelford secretary.
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Shackelford Men's Wear, Inc
F,. Williard
Shackelford Pated Wear, Inc
North Main
Williard
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
University of North Carolina Law School
Phi Kappa Sigma Social
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J. C. Shackelford
Verna Shackelford
Football Round-Up Golf Meet Slated
CHAPEL HILL The second annual Southern Conference football Round-Up Golf championships will be held on UNC Finley course Thursday August 23. Invitations will go to football coaching staffs athletic directors associates trainers writers radio sportscasters and press photographers.
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University of North Carolina
C. P
Chuck) Erickson
University Athletic Association
Leading batters in baseball all time season leaders
AP roundup lists top hitters by at bats and runs batted in. Mentions Musial Cardinale Ashburn Robinson Minoso Coan Fain Williams Zernial Hodges Kiner Snider with figures for games at bats and RBI across American and National leagues.
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