Yesterday's Stars From The Associated Press Review
Charley Keller and Hak Barowy of the Yankees led a tenth inning rally as Keller hit his 25th homer to beat the Browns in the first game. Borowy pitched well in relief. Williams hit his 48th homer for the Red Sox and drove in three other runs. Dodgers won in the 12th on a Singled by Vaughan. Babe Young drove in four for the Giants with a closing double. Kluttz delivered a pinch double for the Braves in the eighth. White Sox and Buck Ross chased the Senators with Moses contributing a trio of hits. Dietz hurled seven strong innings as Minutes beat the Phils.
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Travelers and pennant hopes lift in Little Rock after win
Little Rock fans see the Travelers gain a four and a half game lead in the Southern Association after routing Memphis 4 1. Jim Trexler earned his 19th win as Memphis was held to eight hits. Birmingham moved into third with New Orleans by beating the Pelicans 6 2 while Atlanta remained a game behind. Knoxviile routed Nashville 12 8 in ten innings. A pennant fund campaign is planned with downtown donors to reward Travelers players.
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Roundup of sports notes and oddities by Fullerton
A wide range of brief items from baseball and football to golf and softball. Highlights include Lap-shooting antics in Wichita, a Marine seeking Notre Dame tickets, a Reds scout chasing a 16 year old hitter, and a quip on a youth in the Michigan Open. Also noted are Nat Wendling and his son Jack in golf, and a slate of tonight’s games with listed starters.
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Army Football Team to Be Air Minded at West Point
West Point reports Army will field an air minded squad this season as 18 of Coach Blaik’s 1941 varsity enroll in aviation training. Loss of 17 players from the 1941 group, including nearly all Navy game starters, leaves Blaik with a green, less experienced team. Plebes hoped for eligibility to help, while open positions include end, guard, center, and backfield spots with Mazur, Hill, Wilson, Olds, Mesereau, Jarrell, and Watkins among the named.
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Ralph Hill
Williard Wilson
Robin Olds
Jim Kelleher
Tom Mesereau
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Mazur
Hill
Red Jarrell
Jim Watkins
Dodgers Squeeze Lead as Pitchers Rotate in NL Race
Brooklyn holds a 1 1 2 game edge in the pennant chase after a 3 2 12 inning win over Cincinnati. Durocher mixed five pitchers including Davis Higbe and Wyatt as Giants and Cardinals also lost. Yankees swept St. Louis Browns 3 2 and 6 0 in a doubleheader while Cleveland tightened in the AL standings with a big win over Philadelphia.
When a Girl Marries Chapter XII Disaster at the Lake
Enid faces a severe storm as her parents go missing on the lake. Tom drives her to the scene and the couple soon learns the search reveals them found alive but gravely ill. Doctors warn Pop may die from pneumonia, and Enid discovers she cannot afford oxygen money.
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Faye
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Baseball roundup: Tribe routs in first inning big lead
Athletics overshadowed by nine runs in one frame as Connie Mack kept the pitcher on and changed catchers. Red Sox split with Tigers 3-9 and 4-2, while White Sox shut out Senators 8-2 and edged 7-6, amassing 11 and 12 hits across games.
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