Dodgers, Masons Win Two Games in South Park League
Dodgers triumphed over opponents as the Dodgers and Masons each secured two victories in last evening's South Park League slate. Local teams competed spiritedly with solid performances from key players stepping up on the field.
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Hetnen
Kennedy
Tinrus
Hulteen
Hols
Wintermantle
Smith
Uni Lawrence Sanitary
Rhpoe Whitenigar
Rf Martig
Beecpel Teen Hatfield
Endacatt
Uasebler
Groninger
Ib Osenbavin
Wilsan
Srey
Tf Acher
Pepe U
Towis
Junior Dew
Hamm
Elton
J. Hamu
Jaye
Dee
Eagles and all stars clash in Soldier Field exhibition
Philadelphia Eagles prepare for tomorrow's Soldier Field clash with an elite college all star squad led by Greasy Neale and Doak Walker. Key Eagles players like Steve Van Buren and Clyde Scott are featured, while injuries and lineup notes color the warmup as 90,000 fans expected.
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Minn
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Leon Manley
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Tommy Thompson
Joe Munn
Jack Myers
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Stars for the East lead Easterners to 27 0 win in All American game
Florida bound Dick Casares starred for the East in a 27 to 0 victory over the West in Memphis. The Tampa 18 year old, 195 pound running back scored a touchdown, kicked two extra points and earned outstanding back honors as Florida coach Bob Woodruff watches his future Gators.
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Major League Leaders Report From The Associated Press
A garbled AP roundup lists players and stats from American and National Leagues. Highlights include DiMaggio and Slaughter for Boston and Philadelphia reaping hits, Raschi atop strikeouts for the Yankees, and mixed results across Cleveland, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia. Also notes a U.S. Department of Agriculture trend toward higher poultry and egg consumption.
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Jethro
Susvon
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Pletsburgh
Patko
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Lawboard
Din gell Bill Aids States With Wildlife Revenue
Washington notes the signed Dingell Johnson wildlife bill reallocates the federal 10 percent tax on sports fishing tackle to state programs. Estimated at 3 to 4 million dollars yearly, funds support refuges, stream improvement, stocking, and development. President Truman signed the bill yesterday.
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Carl Shoemakers
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National Wildlife Federation
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McPherson County Man Will Ask for Recount
McPherson Kansas August 10 PA E R Williams of Galva said he would seek a recount of the Democratic sheriff nomination ballots in his close race with Ed Nelson of McPherson. Attorneys ruled one disputed absentee ballot could not be counted. Williams led 605 to ? after the count.
Phillies and Tigers Set Pace In Pennant Races
Phillies and Tigers maintain leads as Larry Doby shines for Cleveland with nine home runs in 11 games since a near-fatal beaning. Detroit beats White Sox to hold three-game edge over Yankees. Phillies top Dodgers for second straight day to extend NL lead. Cards idle. rain postpones Pirates and Cubs-Chicago game. Athletics edge Senators in 11th. Raschi and Wertz key for Yankees and Tigers.
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Brooklyn
Joe Hatten
Doby
Ebbetsfield
Larry
Cleveland
St. Louis
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Browns
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Indians
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Tigers
Chicago White Sox
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Vic Ras
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Billy Goodman
al Zarilla
Billy Martin
Phil Rizzuto
Illinois Man Fights Jinx After Mink Runaway
Crystal Lake, Aug. 10. Art Rasmussen had raised a new mink crop with care. a neighbor’s runaway tractor toppled fences and crashed into pens, freeing 87 animals valued at 195 dollars each. A mink hunt ensued with local officials. most minks returned unharmed by morning.
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Art Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Chicago
Mink Ranchers’ Association
Fred Ball
Woodstock
Neta
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