Record Home Run Heat Sparks Major League Night
A sweeping 1950 baseball night saw 30 homers, including a Detroit 10 9 win over the Yankees. Ty Cobb era records and inside the park shots highlighted the blaze as several clubs chased boosts in a packed schedule. Dick Kokoriko and others added to the long-ball fury across the majors.
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Asrassasea
Spalding
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Gee
Tommy Nenrich
Hth
Oman
Hoota Evers
Fixe
Luke Easter
Reo Deer
Chaseland
Washington
Breton Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Sucrenene Ta Dae McCarthy
Louie
O'Neill
McCarthy
Red Sox
Dick Kokor
Chicago
Phil Mann
Dave Philley
White Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Elmer Vale
Wally Moses
Brooklyn
Finnburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
St. 1
Hill Meyer
Hus
Dodgers
Dike Snider
Billy Cox
Carl Furlo
Red Mungers
Gopher
St. Louis
Boston
Braves
Owe Farl Torgeson
Philadephia
Roy Sidley
Bly Donnelly
Bill Serena
Don Mueler
Yank Thantpon
Howie Fan
New York
Caneminet
Mueller
Monte Kennedy
Rehief
Ted Kluszewskix
Scouts At NCAA Baseball Tourney Noted Major Leagues Visit Omaha
Report covers widespread MLB scouting at the NCAA tourney in Omaha with reps from National League and American League clubs. Details mention umpire crew Lon Warneke Hank Soar Kim Tobin plus notes on coaches Earl Brown and Steve ONeill, along with injuries and college connections.
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Mughm Fullerton
New York
Dasphill Darramment
Rcouta
Bey Aentin
Lon Warneke
Hank Soar
Kim Tobin
Bill Chipley
Lexington
Van
Bulldogs
Indiana U honors spring drills standout and quirky note
George Hyers named on the Indiana University backfield squad for next fall, praised for greatest improvement and attitude. Rice Institute aims to complete a 70,000 seat stadium in eight months for the football team, while a playful quip likens Rice to a bowl of hot water as it swells.
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Ray Vescovi
Harold Christenson
Stanuraprung
George Hyers
Indiana U
Rice Institute
Baseball standings in the Fifth District Topeka
Topeka reports Fifth District standings and campaign notes as Edward F. Arn shifts focus to eastern district campaigning. Includes list of stops from Monday to Saturday and results from National and American leagues, along with K-O-M League scores for various cities.
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Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Wichita
Lyons
Stafford
St John
Tuka
Tursday
Pratt
Cunningham
Kingman
Wedfordock
Cheney, Garden
Goddard
Wichitazday
Clearwater
Conway
Ngs
Argonia
Harper
Attica
Sharon
Medicine Lodge
Kiowa
Hazelton
Anthony
Caldwell
South Haven
Wellington
Sumner County
Batting and field leaders span major leagues with scattered names
A jumbled list of leaders appears with Batting and Runs Batted In standings featuring Musial and Kiner among others. Double plays, triples, and home run marks are noted for various teams including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, and Cleveland.
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Johanson
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Lewis
Derhroe
Kostan
The
Torkes
Horton
Insophia
Sauer
Chivage Hitevookman
Robinson
Nebineen
Brecklyn
St. Louienis
Philadel
York
Musa
Campanella
Snider
Ennis
Philadelphia
Stalen
Dethinoe
Haston
Reese
Spahin Roberta
Pirehing
Miller
Wilmington
Diu
Kansans
Chielsons
Hitler
Chicago
Sit
Cleveland
Williamn
Boston
Stephens
Hostan
Wilox
Derreit
Troir
Dillinger
DiMaggio
Hasrhi
New York
McDermmne
Petron
Tans
Ballot tally for 1948 NL all star poll at Comiskey Park
Chicago June ballots show Harold PeeWee Reese of Brooklyn leading the National League shortstop vote with four tally marks ahead of Marty Marion of St. Louis. Detroit’s George Kell tops both leagues with two. Poll opened June 17 and ends July 1 at midnight, with results guiding lineup selections for the game in Chicago. A separate public sale notice appears, listing many items and terms of sale.
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Chicago
CY Harold Pee Weer Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marty Ma
St. Louis Cardinals
Reese
Marion
Ballourg
Comiskey Park
George Kell
Detroit
Public Auction Notes and Listings From Bee Tens Deal
Auction listings detail items bidding near Pawnee and Teobaet with cattle calves and canes. Entries mention John Hants, Craig Traderiet and Parkin ab Y Vernieas as attendees and note dates, times, and sale terms including estate and calves.
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Neve
Cate
Dream Peeratin
Meiking
Foyravered
Beatae
Peete
Jay
Heners
Sears
John Hants
Tneh
Boe Sproas
Pamtowel
Tor Ve Lacab
Aer Rites
Ween Reman
Karl Traderiet
Deetert Whrans
Aie
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Thanh i Ae
Atl Wat
MR. Bammo
Auonet
Bat Hai
Crystal Motors Trading Post
Ta ' Avis
Omaha
St. Pantie
Earl Brown
Auburn
Avis
Alabama
Mre. H
Earl
Steve A
Ruby
Walt Kielding
Pittshusgn
Jers
Cel
Enoyvare Asea
Walt
Conn
Ermont Three
Pittsburgh
Prkieie Rosen
Yston
Avelnnid
Columbus
Bec
aSighwy
Todianapetys
Hutchins
Shaplin
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Peingfield
Joseph
City
Loin & Mattes Chanute
Pirtelare
Miami
J. Carthare
Independence
Ibs Associated Frais
American Association
Pey
Indianapolis
Lourseill
Minneapolis
Fae ‘ Purer
Brooklen
Bist Leutn
Ford
Warrenty
Morgan-Mack
Vermont
Major League
Pee Wee Reese
Bost
Teeky
Heston
Ea Wilin
Tone Borden
Vere
BFE
Trent National League
St Dana
Canaanes
Basser
Say
Marcenss
Matress
Beugian
Ttn
Tewrehip
Douglas
County
Orrawa
Wakarusa
Etry Fe
Sadie
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Ann Eerie
Phys Anaes
Moy
Curtenet
Weil
Henry Keieck
Hherokee
Oha
Chee
Choop Mtn
Ay Kidridge Flas
Dawes
Sale de Dicents
Lawrence
Toupente
Ae Tabata
Ate
Iyanens
Martep
Duarte
Foul
Peraons
Deane
Dane
Petatour
Molten Po Allen
Pastener
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