Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati to Tie NL Standings
In Today A Year Ago sports note Brooklyn outlasted Cincinnati 70 to 2 1 in a win that put them in first place tied with St Louis. Also recalls Hank Wyse’s 17th win for the Cubs over the Braves 3-2 in 12 innings and prior decades’ highlights.
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Proposed Budget and Tax Levy for Blevins District No 2
Public notice from Blevins School District No 2 Hempstead County Arkansas outlines the proposed expenditures for fiscal year 1951 1952 with a total budget by function and an 18 mill tax levy including retirement debt. Also details sealed bids for Oaklawn Sewers and Sewage Treatment Plant in Hope Arkansas with plan availability deposit requirements and bid closing August 25 1950.
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Giants Seem to Be Hitting Their Stride
The New York Giants push toward the NL pennant surge winning 15 of 16. Larry Jansen and Sal Maglie shut out Pittsburgh 5-0 and 3-0 as Monte Irvin and Whitey Lockman homered. Cardinals split with Phillies, while Boston Braves lose to Cubs. Dizzy Trout wins for Detroit. Yankees move up with 9-0 over Cleveland.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Tuesday Action
American League has no games today. NL matchups include St Louis at Philadelphia New York at Boston. Yesterday results feature multiple 9 5 scorelines across divisions with St Louis 10 Philadelphia 3 and Cincinnati 11 Brooklyn 7. Radio TV listings follow with NBC CBS and ABC prime time schedules.
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Phillies Look To Rally From Rising Pirates Threat
New York August 7 The rising Philadelphia club is praised for its spirit and young pitchers Del Ennis Robin Roberts Bob Miller Ken Church and the powerful long ball. Manager Billy Meyer of Pittsburgh argues the Phillies will be tough to beat with their speed rebound and smart young arms despite his last place club. He cites the trio Robers Miller Church and Ennis plus Konstanty as key factors and denounces the slider as an alibi pitch while praising fastball curve and changeup as the foundation of good pitching.
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Yankees Hold Fair Park Tryouts for Teens 16 to 21
The New York Yankees begin a baseball tryout at Fair Park today at 10 a.m. and run through August 9 for boys aged 16 to 21 seeking a pro career. Report to the field with glove and uniform. Any signees will have travel expenses funded. Also tonight Legionnaires host Red River Tombs in a non-league game and upcoming schedule features Spring Hill and a visit from the Louisian team.
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Flyers Blast Hope by 13-3 Margin
The Mineral Springs Flyers defeated the Hope Legionnaires 13 to 4 as Ray Hosey earned his fourth win of the season. Hosey contrasted two strikeouts with high contact pressure, tossing a controlled outing backed by solid defense. Beasley and White set up two runs with a Beasley on third and White on second, Roy Taylor driving in the first two Hope runs with a long two base hit.
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