Rejects Rose From Late Sweetheart
Norfolk VA August reports that Mrs. Harold Sutton, an attractive brunette, refused a perpetual rose willed by fallen GI Valentine Lawless. Lawless had promised one rose weekly after death to the girl he loved before going overseas. Sutton, now married, says she does not want the rose and doubts the arrangement’s practicality. The estate is valued around 4000 dollars, with family claims and questions over the bequest.
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Dyer’s Cardinals push pennant bid with strong pitching trio
Eddie Dyer’s St Louis Cardinals pursue a ninth straight win and a tighter pennant race with a balanced pitching staff led by Howie Pollet Murry Dickson and Harry Brecheen backed by rookie Jim Hearn and healthy George Munger. Munger’s shutout of Pittsburgh highlights a 6 0 victory as Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia and Branca finally notches a win. Boston Cubs fade as Yanks near series lead. attendance tops a million as Detroit Cleveland draw near. A Washington Philadelphia game was rained out.
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Keiser Leads at Half in Akron Open
Spokane report on the 10 000 Esmeralda Open recounts Herman Keiser from Akron atop the standings at halfway after a 134 for 34 shots, two strokes clear of Ben Hogan, Ed Pargol, and others. Bud Ward, Ted Longworth, Ellsworth Vines, and Stan Leonard chase from midpack as leaders tighten at Akron.
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Mobile Bears keep atop Southern Association with close wins
Mobile’s ability to win tight games keeps the Bears atop the Southern Association by three and a half games after three one run victories in the last four. They beat Birmingham 12-11 in 14 innings while New Orleans beat Atlanta 6-1. Nashville swept Little Rock with 8-0 and 4-2 wins as Mallory and Hantock spark the offense.
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Greenwood Cateers Boldly Top Hot Springs In Hitting Show
The Greenwood Cateers defeated Hot Springs 12 to 1 to reclaim the Cotton States lead, while Clarksdale beat Greenville 5 to 0. Russ Oplinger led a four hit effort for Greenwood as they extended their win streak to 10. Clarksdale pitcher Allen Cragg shut down the Bucks with a two run rally, El Dorado moved to third with a double win over Jelena.
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Open golf event opens at Blytheville country club
Blytheville hosts the second annual King Cotton open golf tournament with top entrants Wilford Wehrle Louisville and HH BP Childress Memphis among participants. Carl Spain Memphis is listed as runner-up with a $46 prize. Wendell Eaton, club pro, notes sand greens may handicap some players but reports the Breens in good condition.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
National League games listed with matchups Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and others. American League games include New York Boston Washington Philadelphia and Cleveland. Yesterday's results show Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Detroit St Louis and Washington. Southern and Texas League results noted.
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