Bears Lead Southern Association by Three Games
Mobile's Bears sit out a rainy night in Memphis, gaining half a game as New Orleans is shut out by Little Rock 9 to 0. Nashville wins 6-5 in 10 innings at Birmingham, closing to three games behind Nooga, while Atlanta's Crackers top Chattanooga 7-0. Little Rock crushes Birmingham 13 hits behind Carl Lindquist, with Jack Bradser, Forrest Thompson, Charley Glock, and Ted Cieslak delivering key plays. No games are on the schedule tonight.
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Master son Whitewasher seeks to equal prior big-time wins
Walter Masterson, ace righthander with 34 innings without a run, aims to match his previous five season totals this year. He earned his sixth win against three losses as the St. Louis Browns were shut out 3-0. The Cardinals stretched their NL lead with an 7-3 win over the Giants led by Harry Brecheen who improved to nine victories. The Cardinals now sit five and a half games back of the front-running Braves after Boston lost to the Cubs. In the AL, the Yankees reclaimed first place by beating the Tigers 5-3 while the Red Sox fell 3-2 to the Indians. Ernie Bonham, once a 20-game winner, threw a six-run shutout for the Pirates against Philadelphia in his first start in a night game at Pittsburgh. The White Sox–Athletics night game in Philadelphia was postponed by rain. Brooklyn and Cincinnati had no games listed.
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Golf pros grieve early exits as 18 holes draw ire
Detroit notes after a round of early upsets see Ben Hogan lament golf's disappointments and navigate a crowd of famed players. Sammy Snead and Jimmy Demaret exchange light banter as Hogan shows grace in defeat. A young fan asks Hogan for a pose, he agrees and shares a playful offer. In football, Paul Schissler praises Green Bay’s Indian back as the era’s top triple threat, while noting Bob Waterfield’s baseball pursuits with Clovis.
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State Firm to Make License Plates in Arkansas 1948
The S. G. Adams Co. of St. Louis will furnish 400000 license plates for Arkansas motorists in 1948. The contract was let after delays caused by a shift to a permanent tag system. Motorists will buy a 1948 plate and then add a small yearly figure to update the year.
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