Reds and Cardinals Set for Twin Bill Today
Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals prepare for a two game meeting after Ted Kluszewski lifted his batting average to .345 by collecting three hits in each game of yesterday’s split with Chicago. The Reds won 4 1 in the opener and lost 10 2 in the nightcap as Eddie Eratts four hit effort paced the victory.
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McCollum Hurls Bats Merchants To 7 1 Win
Bud McCollum starred on the mound and at the plate in Middletown Merchants 7 1 Buckeye League win over Savage Auto in Hamilton. McCollum allowed five hits and fanned six while going 3 for 4 with a triple two doubles and two singles driving in five runs. Middletown rapped 17 hits led by Laposki and Cope and Rogers Hatfield McCollum scored twice. The Merchants improve to second in the standings and prepare to host Mt Lookout next Sunday.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Past Baseball and Racing Highlights
Associated Press notes from bygone years include the Washington Senators defeating the Boston Red Sox 8-1 to sweep a four game series. It also recalls Calumet Farms Armed winning the 50000 added Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park.
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Kluszewski sparks Reds in tight Chicago tilt
Erautt earns win over Chipman as Reds hold off Cubs 4 3. Cavarretta drives in three, Pafko and Baumholtz add two bases each, Bloodworth drives in two. Jeffcoat and Pafko with two-base hits, Kluszewski hits a three-base shot. Attendance 40,895. Yale coach Murray Murdoch noted as NHL veteran.
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Qualifier List Up To 21 At Wildwood
Four more golfers joined the Wildwood qualifier field, bringing the two day total to 21 for non-handicap match play. Cliff Sweeney shot 76 to lead yesterday, while Joe Herr posted 71 on Saturday. Johnny Warner 78, Max Bursk 88, Cliff Jones 93, with three seniors also qualifying. Blind bogey honors went to Ken Kurry Steve Bennett and C L Mers with 73. Second place was Shorty Wagner at 75 and third shared by Rish Stigler Morris Smith and Johnny Wagner with 74. Three Clemson varsity football coaches are graduates Covington McMillan Walter Cox and Bob Jones.
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Wehmeier Wild as Redlegs Brother Routs Armco Vets
Joe Wehmeier of Becker's Clothes is wild on the mound as Armco Vets crush Becker’s 12 to 0 at Armco Field. Charley Broyles belts a first of season homer in a six run sixth inning to seal the win for Scheibert who goes seven innings with five strikeouts.
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Baseball season leaders blur in wartime era tabloids
National League batting leader Kiner of Pittsburgh hits .370 with 31 runs and 38 RBIs by Robinson of Brooklyn leads in RBI. Thomson of New York tops hits, Furillo and Thomas share triples, while Branca of Brooklyn excels on the mound. American League showcases Zermal in average, Williams delivering homers, Lopat impresses on pitching, Trucks leads strikeouts.
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Rainbow Inn Wins Pair of Contests
Rainbow Inn softball team from City League defeated Apollo AC of Dayton twice at Douglas Park 1-0 and 5-1. Murry Conley pitched the opener with nine strikeouts and six hits allowed. Pete Pendergrass struck out 10 in the nightcap, allowing four hits, as Pop Gates drove in the first run and a bases loaded triple powered a five run sixth.
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William Julian Receives Cabinet Post as Treasurer
William Julian, newly appointed secretary of the treasury, will manage public funds and currency. Born on a Kentucky farm, he rose to lead Queen City Trust Co. in Cincinnati and later joined the Roosevelt administration after a 1920 Senate bid. Mrs. Julian died March 26. funeral is 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Washington. The Republic of Brazil borders most South American nations except two.
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Teamsters Plan More Checks After Successful Union Survey
Washington AP reports the AFL Teamsters Union praised a nationwide highway survey of truck drivers as highly successful and said it will extend similar checks to the dairy bakery and beverage industries. The International Teamster magazine said the survey, to date, shows potential membership could reach 3 million or more, with about half found organized in the New York City area. Dan Tobin, the union president, noted far fewer drivers belong to the union than expected and that nationwide checks will continue to shape future policy, while Tobin also criticized the Taft-Hartley law and speculated on Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson as a possible future Democratic candidate.
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Judy Garland In Hospital For Medical Checkup
Boston AP says film star Judy Garland, 27, is hospitalized at Peter Bent Brigham for a medical checkup. She arrived by train yesterday and her manager Carlton Alsop described her as terribly tired and run down, using the name Mrs. Vincent Minelli.
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Elected President Named for Ohio Used Car Dealers Association
In Columbus yesterday Harry Ablon of Dayton was elected president of the Ohio Used Car Dealers Association at its first annual meeting. Other officers named were Earl Griener Toledo vice president Irv Ruegen Cleveland treasurer and Irvin L Horn Cincinnati secretary.
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Inherited loan on four bedroom home for sale
In house on Yankee Road a new 4-10om full basement property with storm doors and windows, fenced yard, well built. Loan available with 4% interest and GI and FHA combination. Only $1400 cash needed to take over loan. Priced to sell.
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