Connie Mack blasts two Athletics pitchers in verbal storm
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 85-year-old Connie Mack fired Nelson Potter and Dietrich released upon Mack vow to win at any cost. He criticized past signings including Russ Christopher and defended his harsh moves as the A's suffer via five healthy pitchers amid a pivotal road trip.
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Baseball Scouts Caught Napping
Charlotte report reveals Joe Wapinsky of George Washington University confessed to being a professional player for two years. He cited a 46 season with Oil City and a June NCAA District 3 final loss to North Carolina as context for scouts pursuing his contract with Buffalo.
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Pueblo Indians the Golden Age in New Mexico
The Pueblo Indians flourished in New Mexico from 900 to 1200 A D creating a refined drama religion and governance system. They were labeled savages by outsiders solely for lacking a written language.
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Coed Golfers Open Fire For Title at Columbus
Sixteen top college women golfers begin match play in the 1948 national women’s collegiate championship at Ohio State University. Grace Lenczyk leads after a record 72 in qualifying, while defending champ Shirley Spork shot 73 to stay in contention.
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Dodgers Reclaim Clyde King In Latest Wacky Deal
In Philadelphia on June 15 the Dodgers reclaimed pitcher Clyde King from waivers after the Phillies had claimed him for 19000 dollars to ship to their Toronto farm club. The reversal returned 10000 dollars to the Phillies and King did not appear in a game for Philadelphia.
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Ted Williams Pursues 400 Mark In Hot Bat
Boston's Ted Williams leads the 1948 batting race with .381 plus .406 in 1941 memory, pushing Lou Boudreau to 35 points back. He also tops RBI with 55 and leads runs with 70 hits 45 RBIs 14 doubles and 10 stolen bases while Vic Raschi and Hank Sauer headline pitching and RBI leaders in the league.
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Broken Neck Fatal in Cleveland Child
Eight year old Robert Scott, ward at Parmadale Home for Boys, was fatally injured in Cleveland yesterday after running into a food-tray cart, breaking his neck, police report states.
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Daily News Classified Ad Tease
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