Cleaning The Cuff Pat Rooney Tops Hub Batting
Hubbers lead with Pat Rooney hitting .409 and rookie Jack Derm also at .409 through eight games. Shortstop Serena is at .393 in 15 games as the team and pitching staff show strong results led by Rosson and MacDonald with 4 wins and 22 strikeouts.
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Pat Rooney
Macdonald
Rosson
Bill Chick
Avalanche-Journal
Ho Rooney
Kames
Jack Derm
Erly
Serena
Hy Hubber
Cain
Anvis
Evlis Rosson
Hubbers
Bill Mac
Ossie Kolwe
Arizona State Ends Arizona's 12-Year Border Track Domination
Arizona's 12 year hold on Border conference track ends as Arizona State defeats Texas Tech for team honors at Albuquerque. Tempe dominates events with Art Van Hazel and others winning multiple titles while Tech suffers key controversies over judging.
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Choc Hutcheson Avalanche-Journal
Albuquerque, N. M
Arizona University
Arizona State of
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Tech
Ers
Art van Hazel
Cook
Hardin-Simmons
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Texas Mines
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New Mexico
Lyon
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Ron Simmons
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Benham
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Caldwell
Arizone
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Ras
McKinnes
Aizona
Texas Mine
New Mexico A&m
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine
Techians
Charley Reynolds
Seth Murphey
Thei
F. L. Larson
Murphey
Fred Wendt
Jim Powers
Larson
Hawkins
Ernest Hawkins
Bill Daum
Claude Freeman
Freeman
Wink Tech
Bill Kelley
Sens Rally To Edge A's 4-3 In Comeback Win
Washington Samsung? wait. The Senators rallied in the seventh after an error by Eddie Joost as Philadelphia faltered. Early Wynn earned his third straight win with a two run rally by Joe Grace and Stan Spence providing the decisive hit.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Joost
Washington Senators
Athletics
Wynn
Senators
Joe Grace
Joost
al Evans
Evans
Grace
Lewis
Stan Spence
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Dt Os Fain
Tb Loith Blake Chat Niniesiy Ah San Tare
Ana Soni
Guerra
Leaie Haren
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Christopher
al Grace
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Toad Man
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Vale
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Spence
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Pain
Majeski
Su Ger
Christman
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Aggies Top Fore Arms Memorial Center in 12-6 Win
Texas A g g i e s defeated the Fore Arms Memorial Center team 12 to 6 in a game noted for multiple players contributing on offense. Bert Beesley Roy Gioueas each scored a hat trick across the contest.
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Texas Aggies
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Bert Beesley
Roy Gioueas
Baseball results and schedule mix from yesterday and today
Old notes recap scores from multiple leagues with teams like St Louis Cleveland Detroit New York Boston Philadelphia and others as well as today’s Texas and National League matchups. Several games postponed and a list of upcoming fixtures including Pittsburgh Boston New York Cincinnati Chicago and more.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburon
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New ‘York
Washington
Learar
St Louis
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Pampa
Borner
Abilene
Ne York
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York
Chirare
Washo
Phildiphe
Louis Uy
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City
Pworth
la Beaumt
Bantone
Houston Post names new sports editorial team
Bruce Layer advances to executive sports editor at the Houston Post. Morris Frank named sports editor and Johnny Lyons becomes associated sports editor. Joe DiMaggio had played exactly 1111 games in a Yankee uniform up to this season.
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Top Layer
Houston
Bruce Layer
The
Houston Post
Morris Frank
Johnny Lyons
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Brown Whiffs 54 To Lead In Plains Loop
Brown, Blue Bonnet ace J. D. Gunior Brown, led with a 3-0 record and 54 strikeouts in three South Plains Softball League games, defeating Primm Drug Brownfield. R. M. Thomas of Tahoka led in home runs with three. standings show Blue Bonnet 3 0 3 and Primm Drug 12 0 0. This week schedule lists Blue Bonnet at Tahoka and Tahoka at Browntide.
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Roy Weeks
San Angelo
TAAF
Blue Bonnet
Junior Brown
Natural Brown
Plains
Abilene
Weeks
Severin
Pion San Angelo Electric Service
Jumbo Webster
Lubbock
Baldridge Bakery
Blue Bonnet Laundry
Bonnets
South Plains Loop
Baldridge
Severin Jackson
Bobby Young
Bakerymen
West Texas
San Angelo Electrics
Jumbo Webster Field
Ray Buller
Roy Butler
Blackie Hilliard
Met
Mic Jones
Curley Allison
Brown
Plains Loop
J. D. Gunior Brown
Primm Drug
Brownfield
R. M. Thomas
Tohoka
Primm
Ara
Baldrface
Plainview
Tahoke
Jano
Faultless Wins Preakness in Bold Missouri Team Drive
Faultless, a third-string colt trained by the Jones brothers of Missouri, upset rivals at Pimlico to win the 47th Preakness by a length over On Trust. Phalanx faded to third as Calumet Farm extended its Preakness success, with jockey Doug Dodson riding Faultless to a confident stretch run.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Pimlico Race Track
Baltimore
Missouri Magic
Jones
Ben
Jimmy
Son
Bull Sea
Jet Pilot
California
Ol’ Hilltop
Blackeyed Susans
Calumet
Calumet Farm
Chicago
Warren Wright
Missouri
Derb
Phalanx
the Roses
Preakness
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Faultless
Doug Dodson
Fik River
Idaho
Dodson
Musial's Condition Remains In Doubt
Stan Musial the St Louis Cardinal star first baseman remained in doubt about needing an appendectomy after arriving from New York. Dr R F Hyland said the decision depends on how the appendix responds to treatment and his condition tonight.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
Hubs Opening Day Attendance Tops in West Texas League
The West Texas New Mexico league opened amid rain with Lubbock winning the opening day attendance trophy for a second year, drawing 6 141 at the April 22 game. Amarillo trailed, while several games were postponed due to wet fields and forecasts of clearing weather.
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Amarillo
Secont Place
Rosenthal
Heinrichs
St. Louis
Dallas Offica
Amari Mekules
Hinrichs
Hubbers
Dallas
Gold Sox
Rosen
Clovis
Amar
Albuquerque
Borger
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Lamesa
Lobo
George Ant
Laemi
Amarillo-Lubbock
Berger- Lamesa
Reserved Seats At Hub Store For Hubber Games
Hub Clothiers at 1002 Broadway sells reserved seats for Hubber games daily. President Sam Rosenthal said Saturday tickets may be obtained with deductions for games already played. Sales run at the store until 6 p.m. and resume nightly at 7 p.m. at the park.
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Hubber
Hub Clothiers
Broadway
Sam Rosenthal
Park
Blackwell’s five hitter powers Reds past Cubs 5-1
Ewell Blackwell pitched five innings of two hit ball for his third win as the Cincinnati Reds defeat the Chicago Cubs 5-1. Eddie Miller blasted his seventh homer and Cincinnati turned four double plays to stay out of trouble. Blackwell drove in a run with a single and scored in the eighth as Cincinnati rallied for three runs.
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Frank Shea
New York Yankees
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Parive
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Andy Pafko
Phil Cavarretta
Bert Haas
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Meyer
Ericrson
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Rea
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Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Larry Jansen
Finn
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Areett
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Masi
Jansen
Canper
Horned Frogs Take Rubber Game Over Southern Methodists
In Dallas on May 10 1947 Texas Christian University’s Horned Frogs won the third game of their Southwest Conference baseball series against Southern Methodists at Armstrong Field. The contest featured strong pitching and key hits as TCU secured a 4 1 0 0 victory.
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Tigers
White Sox
Chicago
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Freddie Hutchinson
Comiskey Park
Chicagd
Hutchinson
Swift
Harris Maitzbeger
Dallas
Texas Christians University
Horned Frogs
Southern Methodal University
Armstrong Field
Locke Cops Lead In Houston Open
Locke Cops takes a four foot uphill putt for two on the eighteenth to post a two under 70 and grab the 54 hole lead in the Houston Open. Ferrier, Palmer, and Hogan sit within striking distance as leaders battle a crowded scoreboard at Memorial.
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Locke
Houston
Bobby Lerke
Kannesport
South
Afi
Vines
Los Angeles
Tony Jim Ferrier
Caanpien
Ferrier
Dein Palmer
Lew Worsham
Plaxers Hogan
Hershes
Po Dallas
George Fare Angeles
Hogan
Todd
Fares
Jimmy Demaret
George Schorrs
Herman Keser
Axern
John Bulla
Arin
Vere
Indians release star reliever Berry in surprise move
May 10 Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas league pared their squad to 19 active players and released Joe Berry, one of the most widely known relief pitchers in baseball. The surprise action trims a veteran arm from the roster.
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Berry
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Indians
Joe Berry
Rice Institute Rally Edges Baylor In Ninth Inning
In Houston on May 10 Rice Institute erased a four run lead and scored in the ninth to pinch a win over Baylor. Two noted athletes nicknamed The Cat include Emil Francis of the Chicago Black Hawks and Harry Bre of the St Louis Cardinals.
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