Red Sox Braves Tied 7-7 in 16 Innings in Boston
In Boston on April 14, the Red Sox and Braves battled to a 7-7 tie after 16 innings as each side scored twice in the 13th. Ted Williams delivered a three-run homer in the third and Rudy York homered in the sixth while Earl Torgeson posted five hits for the Braves.
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Designer tricks to upgrade a plain white blouse
Alicia Hart explains easy designer techniques for transforming a plain white blouse. Use black grosgrain ribbon with picot trim on the collar and two ribbon tabs to edge the collar. Add a bow or four in hand tie and, for cohesion, pair with a skirt or a printed collar frame to unify blouse and skirt.
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Baseball coaches pick Cards and Red Sox to win leagues
New York April 14. Major league experts forecast St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox to top their leagues this season. Eddie Dyer and Joe Cronin project title bids with strong linesups, while overall polls show heavy support for both clubs. Season opens with Washington at New York and other divisional matchups.
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Travelers Lead Loop With 3 Wins In Southern Association
The Traveling Travelers from Little Rock topped the Southern Association with three straight wins, all over Memphis Chicks, after opening series doubleheader wins 9-6 and 6-5. Birmingham Barons took a twin bill opener 4-2, with Ronay’s four-hit effort. Nashville Lookouts and Mobile Bears split, Lookouts winning 6-0 in game one before Mobile claimed game two 5-4. New Orleans Pelicans beat Mobile 4-1 in game one, Mobile prevailed 3-2 in the nightcap.
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Razorback Teams Open Strong In Spring Meets
Razorback track beat Tulsa 11-1 in a dual meet while golf defeated Washington University of St Louis and won a triangular with Tulsa. Baseball split a doubleheader with Washington 6-2 and 2-4. Tennis opened with a 7-2 win over Tulsa. Next week Parker squads host Missouri State in dual meets.
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