Boxing results and baseball note from New York and nearby towns
Associated Press and United Press briefs cite boxing wins by Maxim, DeFazio, Williams, Minelli, Reed, Colon, Axciana, Couture, and a Lewiston draw, listing weights and locations from New Jersey to Portland. A New York baseball item notes Joe DiMaggio returning to a pre game workout with no return date given.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside N. J
Newark
Johnny “Red de Fa ‘Io
Bayonne
Guberta Gomez
Tampico
Mexico
Omaha
Alvin Williams
Don Lee
Edison
Neb
United Press
New York
Coney Island
Houston
Tex
Jose Colon-Gaoreia
Province
Rocky Axciana
Brockton, Mass
RG Mogard
Paterson N. J
Lewiston
Lewistown
Ted Brassleg
Portland
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Simpson Leaps Past Mobile 8 1 in Baseball Showdown
Hal Simpson powered Little Rock with two homers a double and a single in five plate appearances as the Travelers beat Mobile 8 1. The Birmingham Barons edged ahead of the Atlanta Crackers after Chattanooga Lookouts stopped a late Chattanooga rally and Hal Simpson starred again. Dee Fondy doubled Mobile’s only run. Tuesday night results: Mobile at Little Rock Atlanta at Chattanooga Birmingham at Nashville New Orleans at Memphis.
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Barons
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Chattanooga Lookouts
New Orleans
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock
Mobile Bears
Bayou
Fred Hatfeld
Crackers
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Hal Simpson
Travelers
Bears
Arnie Connell
Rocks
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Mobile
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Westbrook Pegler on Liberal party and labor links
Pegler critiques the Liberal party linked to David Dubinsky and the American Labor Party. He alleges subsidies from unions and political machines shaped Roosevelt era campaigns, citing draft avoidance claims and tensions with Sidney Hillman as part of intra party conflicts.
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Political Action Committee
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Office of War Information
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Farm Bureau Administration
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Eleanor Roosevelt
White House
Washington
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P.ac
Henry Wallace
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Gee
Holtinadds
Sidney
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Jealouser
Arizona
Towa
Tennessee
Young Roosevelt
Garment Workers Union
United States
Legion Down Gurdon In Seventh Inning Thriller
About 1000 fans packed Fairpark to see the Hope Legions beat Gurdon 5-4 in the bottom of the seventh. Charles Gough threw seven hits for the win as Jack Bell Gary Anderson and Gilson Ross led with multiple hits. Dennison left with an injury after a seventh inning slide, and Dennison later broke his foot. The Legions travel to face the Waldo Giants next, while Gurdon and other details fade in the fog of the crowd.
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George Dobson
Fairpark
Gurdon
Charles Gough
Gary Anderson
Jack Bell
Platter
Gilson Ross
Legions
Gordon
Push Sécross
Pony Reeves
James Dennison
Bell
Gough
Dennison
Blake Schooley
Jack Fountain
Ross
Anderson
Bill McClendon
Fountain
Buck Wells
Hudspeth
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Tageed
Blake Schouley
Lrst
Favorite U S Entry Eliminated in Tournament
Grace Lenczyk of Newington Connecticut, the American women's amateur golf champion, loses in the British Women's Amateur Championship third round to England's Jy Bisgoods. The match goes to 17th green before Bisgoods wins two to one, ending Lenczyk's bid and leaving Peggy Kirk as the lone remaining American contender.
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Harlech
Wales
Grace Lenczyk
Miss. Jy Bisgoud
England
Newington
Conn
Gitt
Louise Suggs
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
R. T. Peel
Lenczyk-Bisgoods
Lenczyk
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Connecticut
Jean Donald
Scottlish
Yestaray
Portmarnnock
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. C
U.S
Alan Tianer
Grace Lencayk
Zernial’s talk and NFL trips make headlines
In brief notes from the era Hugh and Fullerton Jr. reveal Gus Zernial’s admitted weaknesses yet his hitting prowess with White Sox. Bert Bell recalls Eagles travel woes while Hewitt slept in the aisle. Don Newcombe’s debut earns praise, and Branch Rickey’s $300,000 price tag is debated. The Pacific Coast Hockey League auctions a Lester Patrick charter, and the Women’s Western Open follows the Eastern Open with Oklahoma City hosting in June.
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Don Newcombe
Branch Ricckey
Branch
Don
Rickey
Baseball honors for 1949 season highlighted by Zernial and Marshall
American League leaders list Zernial of Chicago with 47 hits and 39 RBIs sharing top spots. Williams of Boston and Stephens of Boston with 11 home runs. Lopat of New York 4-0 pitching record. National League leaders crown Marshall of New York with 371 batting average while Mize of New York tops home runs with 9. Boxing: Joey Maxim defeats Gus Lesnevich in Cincinnati to claim United States light heavyweight title.
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Gus Zernial
White Sox
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Chicago
Hollywood
Zernial
Indians
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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Rugs
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Boxing
Cincinnati
Joey Maximoff
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
United States
Dodgers Widen Lead in Cotton Loop
Dodgers beat Pine Bluffs 3 1 to widen their Cotton States league lead to a game and a half. Pitcher Woody May held Pine Bluffs to four hits while Flip Falanpino homered and Frank McCluskey added a triple. Ray Kalofa tripled for Pine Bluffs, but Ray Mink pitched Natchez to a 12 0 win over Greenville, improving to 5 0. Dorido's Oilers upset Helena 4 2 as Mim McClure allowed three hits. Hot Springs Bathers edged Clarksdale 3 2 behind Close’s seventh inning winner. Golf Portmarnack golfers advanced in British Amateur and British Women’s Amateur events. Terrell/Tianer results noted.
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Greenwood
Dodgers
Pine
Jac Colasinski
Albrecht
Pine Bluffs
Jate Ray Kalofa
Big Ray Mink
Greenville
Natchez
Mink
Dorido
Oilers
Bare
Helena
Mim McClure
Hot Springs Bathers
Clarksdale
Fragmented Crossword Style Puzzle Abbreviations
A jumbled list of clues and partial entries including directions vertical and horizontal hints. It presents scattered terms such as royalist fruit weight units and animal names, suggesting a puzzle page snippet with incomplete solutions and misread words.
Money Players Stephens Henrich Shine In Big Games
Two stars Vern Stephens of the Red Sox and Tommy Henrich of the Yankees shine in clutch moments. Stephens leads majors in homers and RBIs while Henrich hits when it counts, with late homer blasts and pivotal RBIs helping their teams win.
Baseball Scores From Night Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include Boston 4 Detroit 0, Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3 Washington 1, Boston 11 Chicago 4, Chattanooga 4 Atlanta 3, New Orleans 10 Memphis 4, Buffalo at Montreal postponed, Toronto 8 Rochester 1, Baltimore 32 Newark 3, Jersey City 4 Syracuse 7, Columbus 10 Minneapolis 9, Louisville 3 St Paul 3, Shreveport 9, Oklahoma City 0, San Antonio 13 Houston 6, Fort Worth 10 Dallas 4. The schedule featured games across the National and minor leagues with night matches in several cities.
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Boston
Washington
Etroit
Cleveland
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Pittsburgh Philadelphia
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Memphis
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Syracuse
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Angus City
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