Tigers Win 42 In 14th Inning
Assorted Press coverage describes Pat Mullin of Detroit driving in runs as Hank Greenberg’s legacy lingers. Mullin, improving after a spring shoulder injury, hits doubles and home runs, leads offense in Lakeland camp, while Detroit tops the A's in a 4 2 victory and Trails in the league race.
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Emperor Hirohito Sends Greetings to America
Tokyo May 16. The emperor asked Father Edward J. Flanagan to convey gratitude to the American people and to assure cooperation and goodwill toward the United States. Father Flanagan said the emperor also wished to send personal greetings to President Truman.
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Cowboys Favored in Valley Conference Track Meet Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Valley Conference track meet with Oklahoma A&M favored to win as Drake Wichita Washington Cretepe Tulsa and St Vince compete for runner up honors. Preliminaries begin with hurdels 220 yard and 440 yard events tomorrow at 1 30 p m CST. Strong runners include J R Teakell Maurice Fucuay and Harold Limeroth among others with Drake Bill Mack Pat Bowers aiming to challenge Ray Sears 4 16 mile record. Fined $15 for drunkenness was Angish McNeill in police court. Sunspot size noted as up to 28 times Earth’s.
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Topeka Owls Extend Win Streak in Western Association
The Topeka Owls won their 18th game in 21 starts, extending two seven game streaks as they chase the Western Association lead. Scotter McLean drove in two runs with a double and a triple, Art Priebe and Emil Malatilla added home runs, in a victory over the Cubs at Fort Smith. Rain shortened the North game at Muskogee.
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Musko Pushes Across Run in Eighth for 5-4 Win
Musko drove in a decisive eighth inning tally to lift the team to a 5-4 victory as Salina’s game at Joplin was postponed by rain. Pleads Not Guilty John Wendland was arraigned in county court on a charge of being drunk in public. he pleaded not guilty before Judge Frank Gray and was released on a $100 appearance bond. Trial set for May 20. British farmers increased acreage in England by more than 8 million acres during World War I.
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