Red Sox and Braves tie 7 7 in 16 innings in Boston series
In Boston, the Red Sox tied the Braves 7 7 after 16 innings as both teams scored in the 13th. Ted Williams hit a three run homer in the third while Rudy York homered in the sixth. Earl Torgeson collected five hits for the Braves.
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Designer tricks to elevate a plain white blouse
ALICIA HART outlines simple methods used by designers to dress up a white blouse. Add black grosgrain ribbon with picot loops to the collar, fashion two ribbon tabs, and edge the collar fronts. Wrap edgings with ribbon, tie bows, and consider a four in hand cotton print tie for a coordinated look. Create a print collar from leftover skirt fabric to frame the white blouse and echo the skirt motif.
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Managers Predict Cards and Red Sox Clinch Openers
Eddie Dyer of the Cardinals and Joe Cronin of the Red Sox forecast league titles as the season opens. Dodgers sign Jackie Robinson as first modern era Negro to play. Rickey seeks full-time replacement for Leo Durocher.
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Travelers Lead Loop With 3 Wins In Baseball Opener
Travelers of Little Rock top the Southern Association with three straight wins all over the Memphis Chicks to sit atop the standings. Birmingham Barons split with Atlanta Crackers, Leo Twarady shuts down Lookouts. Nashville and Mobile also split doubleheaders.
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Razorback teams win openers in track golf and split baseball tennis
Arkansas opened 1947 with a dominant track win over Tulsa 11-1-2 to 111-2 and a golf victory over Washington University of St Louis while also winning a triangular meet over Washington and Tulsa. Baseball split the Washington doubleheader 6-2 and 2-4, and tennis beat Tulsa 7-2 to open the season. The Parker squads host Southwestern Missouri State next Saturday.
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