Pirates swap Highe for Rhawn Poat. Munnerief sold for 10000
Baseball note reports Kirby Highe traded from Pittsburgh Pirates to the New York Giants for infielder Bobby Rhawn and pitcher Ray Poat. Bob Munerief sold to the Chicago Cubs for a 10000 waiver price. Also, South Africa’s Eric Sturgess beat Richard Gonzales in the Dutch international final 2-6 7-5 6-4 6-2. Boston racing notes jockey Joe Molhert killed at Suffolk Downs after mount stumble in seventh.
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Ray Poat
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Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Richard Gonzales
Los Angeles
Boston
Joe Molhert
New Iberia
Suffolk Downs
Foreign Firms Can Trade Under Red Regulations
Shanghai June 6 Foreign firms may trade with China if they comply with Communist regulations. The rules require adherence to state controls and supervision to operate within the red regime.
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Bradley Plays Here Tonight Juniors Lose
Bradley travels to Fair Park for a gala with the Legionaires in a fast club contest. Legion aims for a win after two straight losses, with Ross or McClendon likely starting pitcher. Edsel Nix pitched well for the Juniors last night but costly hits doomed them in an 11 to 2 loss to Texarkana in seven innings. The Hope team opens season play, then travels to Gurdon next Monday after Wednesday night action here.
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Foreign exchange options for imports explained
The article notes foreign exchange for importing goods may be obtained from the Bank of China or provided by the importer. It outlines how much foreign exchange is available through the bank to finance imports and when orders can be placed in foreign countries.
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Stranded on Speare Island a grim camp warps trust
Eight survivors at Henry Gough Harding's New Eden shelter face starvation and a hidden murderer among them after a dynamite explosion strands them on Speare Island. George Bacombe uses a rifle and whiskey to control others as Bea Cosgrove searches for safety and signs of rescue amid wreckage and rain.
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National Pennant Race Tightens with Giants Dodgers in Tie
The tight NL pennant race has Brooklyn and the New York Giants sharing first, St. Louis and Boston a half game back, with the Cards just above the Braves by .002. Newcombe led Brooklyn with 11 strikeouts and a four-hitter by the Giant righthander, while Duke Snider homered for the Dodgers. Cardinals won 7-3 as Slaughter hit his 6th homer in a 12 of 14 run stretch.
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Mobile Bears sweep Travelers in doubleheader to rise
The Mobile Bears beat the Travelers of Little Rock 9 1 to 4 and 4 4 to 4 to move into fifth place, one game behind fourth. Memphis shut out New Orleans to drop the Pelicans to sixth, while Birmingham beat Chattanooga twice and Atlanta edged Nashville. Tuesday matchups list Nashville at Atlanta, Chattanooga at Birmingham, Little Rock at Mobile, Memphis at New Orleans.
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Spahn Charged In Third Victory Duel With Tigers
Third victory in Life duel was charged to Warren Spahn as Detroit dropped to second place in the American League standings. The Tigers lost 11-9 to the Boston Red Sox who erased a 5-2 deficit with three runs in the seventh and five in the eighth. Els Wikindee closed out the win for Boston after Tex Hughson left with runners aboard in the ninth. Johnny Croth was walked to load the bases before three straight outs ended Detroit’s threat. The Indians, with Lou Boudreau at third base for the first time since the minors, erupted for nine runs in the eighth to move past Chicago into sixth.
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