Coaches warn of tougher year for Notre Dame and SMU
Hot Springs coaches Frank Leahy and Matty Bell discussed a challenging season ahead for Notre Dame and SMU. Leahy noted seven losses from 1948 and a tougher schedule, while Bell warned they may lose three or four games. They stressed key players and injuries, including Gil Johnson, Walker, and depth concerns.
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North Carolina
Tigers Rise in AL Chase After 10-2 Victory Over Yankees
Detroit moved within seven and a half games of the league leaders by routing the Yankees 10-2 behind Newhouser's 10-hit effort and a 14-hit Tigers attack. Wertz Wakefield Lipon and Robinson homered as Newhouser notched his 11th win and early-season odds shifted toward a Tiger resurgence.
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Green Bay Edges Oshkosh 2-1 in Wisconsin State league win
Green Bay defeated Oshkosh 2-1 to close within seven games of the league lead in Tuesday action. Glenn Harshbarger earned his 12th win with 15 strikeouts as Green Bay swept the three game series drawing 3,482 fans, while Oshkosh dropped to 33 losses.
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Wisconsin Rapids
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Don Elston
Frank Carpace
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Papermakers
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Packers Open Drills Boosted to 38 as Girard Joins
GREEN BAY Wis Earl Jag Girard officially joined the Green Bay Packers bringing the number of players in two a day workouts to 38 Canadeo the clubs leading ground gainer for the last three years failed to report at the opening practice today Lambeau Field coach Curly Lambeau said he was mystified by Canadeos absence Canadeo signed a two year deal last fall and accepted the offense weeks ago
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Green Bay Packers
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Gus Lesnevich Confident to Defeat Ezzy Charles in Yankee Stadium Bout
Summit New Jersey reports Gus Lesnevich confident he will KO or outbox Ezzard Charles for the NBA heavyweight title. He states readiness for 15 rounds, praises Charles as a good fighter, and notes his own weight around 180 pounds. Lesnevich trains near Cliffside Park with a supportive crew and broadcasts optimism ahead of the upcoming showdown.
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Joey Maxim
Billy Conn
Alabama
Former Race Horse Starter Dies
Texas born Jim Milton 73 a leading starter at Havre De Grace for 35 years died in a Baltimore hospital after several weeks illness He missed only one race in that span and rode at Pimlico for 27 Preakness runnings before retiring in 1947 to become a track steward in New Jersey
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Jim Milton
Havre de Grace
Milton
Philadelphia
Pimlico
New Jersey
Pirates Beat Local 396 in Salter Field Doubleheader
Pirates win 7-5 in the first game as Love allows two hits and leads with a triple and multiple timely hits. In the second game Quinn’s Sporting Shop scores 11-5 led by McPeak Temp and Thompson with key hits, while Hammes loses with three singles from Stellick and Slater doubles.
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Ghelfi
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Parnow
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Sport Shop
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Slater
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Chilean Government Builds Homes for Paipote Smelting Project
The government plans housing for hundreds of workers at Paipote where a large smelting plant is under construction.
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City Horseshoe Tourney Opens Tonight Seeks Third Title
Manley Mahlum, the two year city champion and state winner, starts defense of his local pitching title as Class A and B begin at 7 p m at Houska park. Mahlum faces Jerry Adams in the opening match with seven round robin contests to decide the meet championship.
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Houska Park
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Hank Rhodes
Stan Severson
Larry Powers
Earl Bab
Tam O Shanter Golf Stampede Opens With Big Purses
The Tam O Shanter tournament opens Friday in Chicago with about 500 players in seven golf events over 10 days. Prizes total $66 200 with top sums of $10 000 for the world champion, $3 333 for the All American pro, and $1 200 for the All American women pro winner. Mangrum, Snead and Middlecoff head the money list as past leaders eye a bid to vault to the top.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
George S. May
May
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Mangrum
Fights Last Night In Los Angeles
Maxie Docusen from New Orleans stopped Lem Thomas in a recent Los Angeles bout. Thomas retired after the second round, officials reported. Docusen controlled the ring with sharp combinations and pressure.
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Maxie Docusen
New Orleans
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