Maglie Ties NL Shutout Mark In 2-0 Win
Sal Maglie of the New York Giants held the Brooklyn Dodgers to two runs as he tied the National League record with his fourth straight shutout and his 39th scoreless inning. Alvin Dark drove in the lone New York run with two home runs, while Preacher Roe started for the Dodgers and was charged with the loss.
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Rejuvenated Bucs Rally To Defeat Cards By 5 To 4
Pittsburgh Pirates come from behind to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 in the opening game of a two night doubleheader. Four straight doubles, a sacrifice, and a single in the eighth produced the decisive runs amid rainy conditions and an official attendance of 13 527. Bill Howerton led St Louis with three doubles while Ralph Kiner collected two for Pittsburgh. The second game's start was delayed by rain and then called after 1 1/2 innings, with travel plans forcing further postponement.
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Phillies top Braves as Jones clutch in ninth inning
Philadelphia Phillies rally past Boston 7 to 6 in a game featuring seven pitchers and multiple errors. Willie Jones lined a ninth inning single scoring Eddie Waitkus for the winning run, boosting the Phils National League lead to 64 games.
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Reds Sweep Cubs in Twin-Header 7-4 and 7-5
Cincinnati Reds shut down the Chicago Cubs 7-4 in the first game and 7-5 in the nightcap as Ted Kluszewski hit his 23rd homer to break a 4-4 tie in the opener. Ramsdell pitched six shutout innings in the second game before Chicago mounted a late threat.
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Tigers Beat White Sox to Take AL Lead by One Game
Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-0 to extend their AL lead to a full game. Art Houtteman allowed six hits for his eighteenth win, while 4,529 watched. Yankees were rained out as the April 7 7-7 playoff resumed after rain halted play earlier.
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Red Sox Rout A's Twice in Fenway Drubbings
Boston’s Red Sox pounded Philadelphia’s Athletics 8 3 and 11 3 at Fenway Park as Willard Nixon won his seventh and Bob Kellner suffered his 17th defeat. Vern Stephens and Al Zarilla hit two run homers in the nightcap while Doerr added a homer. The twin wins move Boston within a game and a half of Detroit and a half game of New York in the pennant race.
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Frosty Snow Wins CGA Golf Event at Sedgefield
Frosty Snow of High Point captured the Carolina Golf Association one day tournament at Sedgefield Country Club with a 70 to top 175 entrants from 16 cities in North and South Carolina. The field included players from Leaksville Concord Durham Asheboro Burlington High Point Greensboro and other cities. The piece notes Pitt as a historic higher learning institution in the region.
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Allen Jay Bird offense tops Gibsonville 27 19 in opener
Allen Jay High School defeated Gibsonville 27 to 19 in a Guilford County tilt at Jamestown Stadium. Key players Tuttle Boyles Hedrick Cox Edwards scored and blocked to seal the Jay Bird win. Gerringer led Gibsonville with two touchdowns before Jamestown next hosts Allen Jay.
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St Petersburg Girls Advance To Finals In Southern Tourney
Florida champion St Petersburg girls softball team beat Winston Salem North Carolina to reach the Southeastern tournament final. Nashville over Tuscaloosa 5-0 in the other semi. Anna Giese hit a third round homer as St Pete led 2 1 in the third. North Carolina scored in the fifth on Gaynell Haynes triple and Jewell Hight single.
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Indians Fall to Browns 2 1 on 10th Inning Miscue
Cleveland drops its third straight as St. Louis Browns win 2 1 in 10 innings. Ray Coleman drives in the winning run with a double after Tom Upton homered for the Browns. Upton also scored on a homer earlier as Ned Garver pitches past the Indians.
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