Joe Jones Drives Cardinals to Slender Lead in Tight Race
Vernon t Nippy Jones, 24 year old sophomore first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, is delivering steady relief for manager Eddie Dyer. In recent games against Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York, Jones has hit 17 for 38 with 17 RBIs and raised his season average to .311. He had three hits in a 11-8 win over the Giants, narrowing the gap to within a half game of the Dodgers, who lost in Cincinnati 4-3 after three straight singles by Lowrey Hatton and Walker Cooper produced the winning run. Ewell Blackwell earned his first win in relief. The Cubs beat the Braves 8-? behind three homers by Rojeh Sauer and Adkins. Dino Resteli homered twice for the Pirates in a 12-3 win over the Phillies. The Tigers moved to second behind the Yankees with a 13-4 win over the Red Sox. The A’s fell to the Indians in 14 innings. the Yankees split with the Browns, taking the nightcap 10-8. The White Sox beat the Senators as Bill Wight pitched well. The Indians beat the A’s 14-4 in extra innings, moving into fourth. Bob Lemon relieved Hearden in the eighth to preserve the win.
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Bears wallop Noogans 12 to 0 in Southern Assn rout
Mobile Bears slugged 17 hits and scored in all three early innings to crush the Chattanooga Lockouts 12 to 0. Boba Newsom controlled the game, winning the start in Mobile. Atlanta Mot earned his seventh win as the league leaders beat Little Rock seven innings. Carl Schreib took the loss.
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Riegel Still Favorite in Tournament
Riegel of Tulsa remains the favorite as the Prans-I Mississippi golf tournament enters its fourth round in Colorado Springs. He won 3 and 1 over Al Norbont after a tight front nine, then dispatched Charles Chapman 7-5 in the second round. C. Wright, C. Joyce, and C. Coe posted wins as the field narrows. Meanwhile Birmingham Barons snap skid with 6-3 over Memphis Chicks and Atlanta’s Al Flair delivers key runs for the Crackers. Tomorrow’s matchups include Potter of Oklahoma against Wright and Coe’s afternoon tests.
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Texas Wake Forest Baseball Championship Bracket Clash
Texas and Wake Forest win in a double elimination national college baseball bracket. Wake Forest defeats Southern California 2-1 in extra innings. Texas crushes St. John’s Brooklyn as the championship bracket moves toward the final on Saturday. Gene Hooks drove in runs as Texas and Wake Forest advance.
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