Red Sox and Braves end 16 innings tied 7 to 7
In Boston on April 14 the AL champion Red Sox and NL power Braves battled 16 innings to a 7 7 tie with both sides scoring in the 13th. Ted Williams hit a three run homer, Rudy York added a sixth inning shot, and Earl Torgeson collected five hits for the Braves.
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Designer tricks to turn a white blouse into a chic outfit
Alicia Hart explains simple designer techniques to elevate a plain white blouse. Use black grosgrain ribbon with picot trim on the collar, add ribbon tabs along the front edge, and face the collar with matching ribbon. Enhance with a bow tie or four in hand cotton print tie and pair with a skirt for a coordinated look. Create a print collar from leftover fabric to frame the blouse and echo the skirt motif for a smarter ensemble.
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Managers Predict Cards and Red Sox Reign In Openers
New York April 14 The AP poll of 36 experts favors the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox to win their leagues next season. Eddie Dyer expects strong competition but says the Cards are 15 to 25 percent stronger. Joe Cronin predicts a repeat title with improved pitching. The season opens with the Senators hosting the Yankees and other openers across both leagues.
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Travelers Lead Loop With 3 Wins In Southern Association
The Travelers of Little Rock top the Southern Association after three straight wins over the Memphis Chicks. Birmingham Barons and Chattanooga Lookouts split a doubleheader day, with Leo Twarady and Tom Sunkel delivering notable performances. The Atlanta Crackers and Chattanooga struggle as season openers progress.
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Razorback Teams Win Debut Meets At Arkansas
University of Arkansas track and golf teams opened 1947 with wins over Tulsa and Washington University of St. Louis, while baseball split with Washington and tennis beat Tulsa 7 2. Parker squads prepare for next dual with Southwest Missouri State. only one idle this week.
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