Unclear 1930s baseball and basketball scorecard summary
A fragmented sports column lists multiple teams and scores across leagues. It shows Texas League standings with Tulsa leading, and American and National League results including Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn. Other results note Oklahoma City, Shreveport, Houston and Birmingham play schedules and recent outcomes, with scattered schedule notes for Tuesday and Monday.
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Cinc
Brok
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Miln
Chic
Phil
Pit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Simmons
Antonelli
Pittsburgh
Erskine
Surkent
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Wilson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Valentine
Pollet
Minner
Major League Leaders Lists Key Stats For 1950 Season
A rundown of top players across batting pitching and fielding categories. Highlights include Minoso and Berra high batting averages, Musial leading in RBIs, and Wilson Antonelli and Roberts among pitching leaders with noted win loss records and strikeout totals.
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Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Mueller
New York
Schoendienst
Moon
Hodges
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Jablonski
Fat Ge Kluszewski
Nna
Braves Edge Hawks Twice in extra innings
The Braves beat the Hawks twice with a late rally. Gene Hurych let a ball slip through as Roberson fought trouble but Aycock delivered a clutch double. Fred Harrison and Jim Humbert followed with key hits in the 13th and Bickett closed the game in the bottom of the 15th.
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Gene Hurych
Hrovatie
Carter
Kenway
Aycock
Fred Harrison
Jim Humbert
Bickett
Commercial Bowling League Reorganization Meeting Set
A meeting at Lawton Bowling Center is planned tonight to reorganize the Commercial league for the coming season. Chester Merritt will announce, with starting time at 7 30 p m. All keglers are urged to attend.
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Lawton Bowling Center
Chester Merritt
Enid and Maplewood Vie for Legion Junior Title
Enid and Maplewood meet for the regional American Legion junior baseball title after Maplewood beat McPherson 25-5. Enid seeks the crown in a single loss scenario. if Maplewood wins, a rematch will be played tomorrow night. Enid’s 31 game winning streak includes a 6-1 loss to Enid on Sunday.
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Altus. Okla
Maplewood
McPherson
Kan
American Legion
Enid
The
Missourians
Dancer Pads Great Record at Saratoga
Native Dancer driven by Alfred Vanderbilt’s gray galloper sprinted to a nine length victory in the Oneonta Handicap on a sloppy track. The win pushed Native Dancer to 21 victories in 22 starts surpassing Man O War’s 20 wins in 21 races as the best record in American racing history.
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Saratoga Springs
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Man O'War
Vanderbilt
Pride
Saratoga
Colin
Houston Ace Loses in Texas League Action
In Texas League play Houston fell 6-5 at Fort Worth as Cuban lefty Luis Arroyo struggled on the road. Oklahoma City beat Shreveport 7-5 with Howie Taylor earning the win. Tulsa edged Beaumont 7-5 to stay a half game ahead of Fort Worth.
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S.A
Cal
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San Antonio
Associated Press
Luis Arroyo
Arroyo
Howie Taylor
Old Sailor Ends Career In Death Valley Desert
Goodwin 77 retired March 31 as superintendent of Death Valley National Monument in southern California. His 31 years in the desert spanned a life from sea to park service work at Yosemite Crater Lake Yellowstone and finally Death Valley. He recalled Sea Bird the small boat crossing the Atlantic in 38 days and interactions with Death Valley Scotty. Now retired he contemplates piloting yachts on Lake Mead and notes his role in writing early Death Valley regulations for President Roosevelt.
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California
Death Valley
Victor Anataainel
Italy
Odeéin
Tiber
Rome
Ee Sy Dee
B. Thurber
Ee Eee Ing
Yuma
Ariz
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Berens
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Sequoia
Crater Lake
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Yellowstone
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Franklin Roosevelt
Fire destroys part of Jap Palace in Kyoto
A blaze yesterday at the Jap Palace in Kyoto consumed a 5,700 square foot section and collapsed in about 40 minutes. Some art treasures were destroyed as officials fought the flames.
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Kyoto
Japan
Santa Fe Water Tank Donated To Township
OKLAHOMA CITY The Santa Fe water tank at Lindsay long unused since steam era conversion has become part of the community water system. It holds 97 880 gallons of storage.
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Oklahoma City
Lindsay
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