Albrecht Shakes Rockets In Sooner Loop Debut
Lawton Giants rout McAlester Rockets 9 to 2 in McAlester as Albrecht pitched nine scattered hits and struck out 11. Ritter 2 hits and 3 runs batted in led the Giants while Nachbar and Brower contributed, boosting the club to its sixth win in seven road games and setting up a rematch tonight.
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Army Net Meet At Fort Sill Advances Players to Semis
Sixth Fort Sill singles entries reach the quarter finals of the Fourth Army tennis tournament at Fort Sill as Lt Daisy Matthews of BAMC defeats M Sgt Margaret Schmidley to win the women's singles. Preliminary results list wins by Bil Riggins over James Warden 6-2 6-0, and several other singles and doubles matches advancing to the semis in both brackets.
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What The Stars Did Yesterday
Associated Press summary of baseball action noting Stan Musial and Hank Greenberg among players. Cardinals pulled ahead with a three run seventh, producing a margin over Pittsburgh. Some hitters struggled with late at bats and multiple outs reflected in brief line updates.
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Carter Defeats 53rd Truckers In Fort Sill League
Carter limited the 53rd Transportation nine to six hits and 14 strikeouts in a 7 to 2 daytime win. Thomas Banks tripled in the third to drive in a run as Ronald Silas added a three-bagger. In the night game the 17th FA scored six unearned runs to beat the 1st Obsa Bn 12 to 7 behind Bill Parker.
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Fights Last Night Reported From Various Cities
The Associated Press report lists results from Brooklyn Milburn New Jersey and Philadelphia Johnny Forte outpointed Vic Arato while Jose Aponte Torres defeated R Voriland in New York City with several bouts showing clear decision outcomes despite unclear OCR details.
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Fort Sill court match results with named players
Marvin Starrett and Cpl. Charles Rogers of Fort Sill tallied a 6 2 and 6 3 scorelines. Deathinge and Vogt defeated Mc Keough and Capt. Arthur Williams with a 0 0 and 6 1 result at Gump Hood.
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Baseball results round up from several leagues
Amassing results across the American Association, Texas League, Southern Association, and International League. Teams such as Louisville, Milwaukee, Austin, Mobile, New Orleans, Nashville, Memphis, and Chicago are listed with scores including 2 1 and 7 1 outcomes, plus a 13 inning game. Some names appear garbled in this OCR fragment.
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Yankees Revolt Threatens McPhail Era in Open Feud
New York May 23 UP Yankees face internal strife as Joe Di Maggio leads a dispute against President Larry MacPhail amid fines and boycott resistance. Clashes involve owners managers and even city officials with rumors of further shakeups in multiple clubs.
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Lindell fined over attendance at promotional event
Lindell was fined for failing to attend a promotional event and advised Shea and Johnson to stay away. The incident involved guidance given to the pair amid ongoing promotional duties and scheduling disagreements.
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Pacific Coast League Ls Mento Los Aires 7
A fragment from a sports section mentions Pacific Coast League items with unclear scores and names. The legible portion references a game or standings involving Los Aires and Mi oS Jolyweud with uncertain numbers. Further readable details are not available in the OCR snippet.
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