Clipper Slams Two Homers Out Of Fenway Park
Joe DiMaggio belted two homers and drove in four as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 9-7 in Boston. He previously homered and singled in his first return to the park since October, lifting New York into a seven game lead over Boston.
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Wake Forest Star Dominates Tough Iowa Course At Ames
Arnold Palmer, 19, Latrobe Pa., representing Wake Forest, posted 70 71 141 for medalist honors in the national collegiate golf tournament at Iowa State College. He defeated Marion Pflunger UT in 1st round match play and shot 69 to stay under par, as spectators buzz over his performance on the 6055 yard par 71 layout.
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University of Texas
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Georgia
Mathias Retains Decathlon Title at Tulare Meet
Bob Mathias won the national decathlon championship in Tulare with 7 556 points before 6000 hometown fans. Irving Mondschein placed second with 7 044 points, followed by a list of finishers led by Bill Albans and Roger Terwilliger with scores ranging from 6715 to 371.
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Floyd Simmons
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Barry Reed
William Mitchell
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Dodgers and Saints roll in lopsided softball wins
The Sun Glow Dodgers defeated Hocking Valley Brick 9 1 at Strawn's Park while St John s beat Toot n Tell em 7 4. Sorrell homered for the Apostles, and Caste handled 24 Brick makers for the Dodgers as Sun Glow built leads from the first inning.
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Williams Leads All Star Voting Amid Final Totals
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox tops the all star ballot with 1 746 896 votes while Jackie Robinson trails at 1 631 384. Final results will announce the starting lineups for the 16th annual game in Brooklyn on July 12 after tabulation by the Chicago Tribune and 527 affiliates.
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Unclear Names in Vintage Baseball Roster List
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of surnames and numbers tied to teams or players, including Feller Newhouser Hegan Berra and others. Mentions cities and figures blend with scattered parentheticals, suggesting a roster page or box scores.
Miller Catcher On Homer Spree
Bob Brady powered Minneapolis to a doubleheader sweep over Toledo 14 to 3 and 10 to 3 with four hits in game one and three homers across the nightcap. He drove in seven runs total as Minneapolis tallied 30 hits. Milwaukee toppled Louisville 16 to 4 after an opening 3 to 2 win. Indianapolis split with the Apostles, while St Paul beat the leaders 13 to 4. Kansas City and Columbus also split, with Bill Elbert tossing a five hit, walkless first game for KC. Joe Collins hit two homers for the Blues against Columbus.
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Redbirds
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Blues
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Haefner Weik and Evans Highlight Today’s Baseball Matches
Boston faces New York as Brooklyn takes on Philadelphia and Chicago meets St Louis in the National League. In the American League New York plays Boston while Detroit meets Cleveland and Philadelphia visits Washington. An AHL note mentions 6207 total penalty minutes from last season.
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Yanks
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Walt Pierce
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Sox
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Louis Olmo
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Quail Hunting Bill Revived in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senatorial action revives a quail hunting bill as the Senate conservation committee recommends passage after a prior delay. Lt. Gov. George D. Nye helped build support, and the measure now moves forward following House approval earlier in March.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Waverly
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Michigan State Ranks Fourth in 1948 Offense
Michigan State's 1948 football team posted 402.7 total yards per game to rank fourth nationally in offense, showcasing a potent attack across the season.
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