Baseball Leaders in NL and AL Batting and Pitching
The text lists top national league batting leaders with players from St Louis Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago, including averages 375 367 and 414 379, runs batted in leaders Campanella Williams Stephens Kell, home run leaders Gordon Zernial Stephens, and pitching leaders Branca Spahn Lopat Newhouser with strikeout counts and team affiliations across the NL and AL, reflecting a seasonal summary of leaders.
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Associated Press
National League
Schoendiendy St. Louis
Boston
Gordon New York
Waitkus Philadelphia
Campanella Brookive
Eying
Philadelphia
Smalley
Chicago
Lohrke
New York
Gordon
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
Branca Brooklyn
Rush
Branca
Spahn
Mitchell Cleveland
Zernial
Joost Philadelphia
Williams
Stephens
Zernial Chicago
Kell
Detroit
Zermat
Chapman
Volo
Gyse
St. Louis
Tebbetts
Lopat
New York Gray
Newhouser
Trucks
Baseball scores from the National League card
Brooklyn beat Boston three to two in extra innings as night games featured across cities with New York and Philadelphia clashing while St Louis edged Pittsburgh and Chicago downed Cincinnati in other scheduled games.
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National League Philadelpha
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
I. Bost
Piusburgh
Pension Protests Highlight Corporate Executive Payouts
A dispatch from Maryland reports Sherman Fairchild opposing a $25 000 yearly pension for J Carlton Ward Jr the Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp chairman. The piece laments lavish pension plans for executives, argues they harm stockholders, and criticizes tax and corporate governance practices fueling such arrangements.
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Sherman Fairchild
Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corporation
J. Carlton Ward, Jr
Ward
Secwitics and Exchange Commission
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Inn
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Reid
Fairchild
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Theo
Hhuld
Khid
Ity
Tmeon
Local Scores Highlight Late Season Pro Baseball Action
Ungrammatical fragmentary notes show team scores from games across cities including Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland St Louis New Orleans Nashville Memphis and Birmingham. Highlights indicate varied margins with several lopsided outcomes and incomplete team names.
Broadcast schedule scrawled across a radio day
An bundled list of radio programs and times from morning to night, featuring shows like Russ Hodge's Quix Show, News, various music and gospel programs, entertainers such as Lew White and Jimmie Fidler, and multiple sponsors, presented in a dense, station-wide programming outline.
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Robert Steurist
Mel Allen
Lew White
Alien B. Harper
Voice of Prophecy
N. W. Univ
lWaleon
Johnny Desmond
Ray Rogers
Smoke
Jimmie Fidler
Don Wright
William Hillman
Mutual Jhenorls
Cats Beat Nashville 13 to 9 at Fair Park
Hope Bobcats slugged a 13 to 9 victory over the Nashville Scrappers yesterday afternoon at Fair Park. Nix and Sutton powered the offense and Wilson roared with three singles. Nix allowed six hits and fanned 13, while Nashville pitcher Castleberry struck out two and yielded ten runs.
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Fair Park
Hope Bobcats
Nashville Scrappers
Nix
Sutton
Charles Wilson
Nashville
Casleberry
Cotton League Front Ranks Bunched Again
Front runners in the Collin puntes league were bunched like Cananas again today. Greenwood snapped the Natchez win streak at four straight with a 10-2 decision last night to move within a half game of the first place Indians. Pine Bluff remained a half game back in third with a 4-3 victory over Greenville. Helena stayed fifth but dipped to .500 after losing to Hot Springs 12-10. El Dorado beat Clarksdale 4-2. Greenwood combined plate power and tight pitching to overcome Natchez. The Dodgers had four hits including singles by Hilbert and Colasinsky while Southpaw Bob limited Natchez to five hits. Pine Bluff beat Greenville 11-9 with two fielding errors. A sensational catch by Hancock halted a Buck rally in the fourth and a double play ended a potential tying run in the ninth. Helena yielded a seven-run lead in losing to Hot Springs, as Bathers scored eight of their 12 runs in the last two innings. The big attack featured a five-run eighth. Homers by John Petrick and Jimmy Morgan supplied El Dorado's margin over Clarksdale. The Planters also hit into a clutch, but left 18 on base. Games tonight: Greenwood at Natchez. Clarksdale at El Dorado. Hot Springs at Helena. Pine Bluff at Greenville.
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Associated Press
Cananas
Greenwood
Natchez
Indians
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Helena
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Clarksdale
Dodgers
Hilbert
Colasinsky
Bob
Bathers
John Petrick
Jimmy Morgan
Planters
Cluch
el Dorado Hot Springs
Radio Schedule Highlights for New York May 14th
Sunday broadcasts feature CBS Spike Jones Show Vaughan Monroe Music and Philip Marlowe adventure while ABC and NBC present talent shows and classic programs. Other listed items include Judy Canovas 0:30 grand gig and Deseret Song at Chicago Theater with ${PERSON} and Lew Durocher segments.
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New York
Judy Canovas
Grand Gi Oory
CBS
Spike Jones
Vaughan Monroe
Philip Marlowe
ABC
Paneus Ivy
Art Mooney
Guy Lombarda
Chicago
Texas A&M Favored to Win South West Meet
Texas A M looks set to win the Southwest Conference track meet as 18 Aggies qualify in prelims. Hall of Texas A M leads with a school record in the 220 yard low hurdles while Dallas flyer Ssomel Phe and others post strong times. Rice and others show pace as records fall and contenders sharpen, with key performances from Wolcott of Rice and Gibson/Tene from Texas A&M in a competitive field.
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Aggies
Bol Hall
Jannek
Whitch
Milehiur
Dallas
Carter
Fred Wolcott
Rice
Wer
Asasee
Clyde Fansis
All Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament debated for Wichita
The report from New York on May 14 notes serious talk of moving the All Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament to a more conventional format. Players favor match play after a round-robin stage, hoping to elevate the event akin to NCAA tours and a regional push in the southern circuit.
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New York
Wichita
Ahyost Ouonymanus
NCAA
Interpol
Villanova
Dewner
Fusari Stops Foster In First Round At Madison Square Garden
New York boxing card at Madison Square Garden where 147 pound contender Charlie Fusari from Irvington New Jersey stopped Vince Foster in the first round. Promotions note Jake LaModa from New York said plans were nearly set for a middleweight title bout featuring Maree Cerdan on June 15. Giants manager Leo DuRocher in New York signed a two year contract through 1951. Cincinnati commissioner Chandler ends dispute by sending Artie Wilson to Newark and Luis Marquez to Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Charlie Fusari
Irvington N. J
Vince Foster
Omaha
Chandler
Artie Wilson
Newark
Luis Marquez
Cleveland
Prescott Society Notes Highlight May Meetings
Prescott women groups plan meetings May 16 17 with programs on stewardship life prayer and missionary work plus a 15 cent admission bingo fundraiser. Local clubs announce garden club Sunbeams and W M A circles hosting events at homes and church venues in Prescott.
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Clyde's
Jimimie Nicholas
Mary Jo Hamilton
Addys Brown
Jimmie
Nicholas
Aland
Warner Hamilton
Prescott High School
Magnolia
Indians Score Easy Track Meet Victory
Arkansas State College Indians defended their ATC track and field title by scoring 69 points led by Maurice Mier who won the 220 and 440 yard dashes and totaled 14 points. Dale Hudson added wins in the discus and shot. Arkansas State Teachers College placed second with 11 points, Tech third, and several schools failed to score in any events.
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Litkle Rock
Arkansas State College Indians
Maurice Mier
Dale Hudson
Arkansas State Teachers College
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Maxnolia A and M
Ouehita
Henderson
Lite Rock Junior College
Arkansas A and M College of the
Rivalry Drops Up Between Major Teams
The Associated Press reports a tense season as the St Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates collide amid crowding tempers dating from April 27. Garagiola and Sewell collide on a routine play triggering benches to clear. Beckman’s homer helps Pittsburgh win 3-2 over St Louis. Giants, Braves, and other NL foes show late game bursts. American League action features lively slugfests including St Louis beating Detroit 7-2 and Chicago 11-10 over Cleveland.
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SLI Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Buccos
Stan Rojek
Pirates
St. Louis
Joe Garagiola
Rojek
Pittsburgh
Jock Conlan
Billy Meyer
Eddie Dyer
Ender
Negro Baseball Team to Play Here Sunday
The Hope Regulars baseball team will face the Shreveport Sports tomorrow at Negro City park at 3 pm. The public is invited. A historical note recalls Puritans once sought to abolish wedding ring usage as heathenish.
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Hope Regulars
Shreveport “Sports
Negro City Park
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