Vets topple Germantown 10-1 in late rout at Armco Field
Armco Vets end a six game slide with a 10-1 victory over the Germantown Eagles at Armco Field. Jim Sexton and Dave Murray twinned a two hitter, each fanning eight or five as the Vets score in waves. Nori shines behind the plate and Vets extend season with Duff Cafe victory update forthcoming.
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Baseball schedule recap from AP games listed
The Associated Press morning lineup lists National League games in New York at Brooklyn Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with 7:30 or 8:30 starts. American League matchups include Boston at New York and Cleveland at Detroit with two starts, and Washington at Philadelphia with two starts, plus St. Louis at Chicago and Chicago at St. Louis in the set.
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No Easy Ones Says Middlecoff on Open Toughness
National Open champion Cary Middlecoff says winning smaller tournaments is as hard as major ones. He expects plenty of trouble in the $5,000 Kansas City Open at the 6,319 yard Swope Park course as about 70 pros and many amateurs tee off.
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British Women Ready For New Wightman Try
Britain aims to reclaim the Wightman Cup with matches set for tomorrow and Saturday as England seeks its first cup since 1930. A renewed lineup sees Doris Hart and Shirley Frye taking over the American doubles slot against Jean Querier and Mrs Molly Blair, while Margaret Osborne duPont faces Betty Hilton in the featured singles.
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Horse Collapses in Randall Park Race and Dies
In Cleveland at Randall Park a horse collapsed and died during a race. Another horse was so badly injured in the ensuing pile up that it had to be shot. Pat J. K. owned by M. F. Keeley was in good condition after the incident. Rider Jimmy Whalen was hospitalized with non serious injuries. Nedyab owned by R. A. Rippen broke a leg and was destroyed. Bobby Edens suffered facial cuts and was shaken up.
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Stars deliver two slam blasts in tense baseball day
Yesterday's Stars batting highlights Eddie Miksis of the Dodgers and Marty Marion of the Cardinals homered in a 5-4 Brooklyn win over Spider Jorgensen's team. Marion drove in the winning run as St Louis rallied to beat Chicago 3-2 in the ninth. Joe Page pitched superb relief for the Yankees, fanning four of five in the ninth to beat the Red Sox 5-2.
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Renner Wins Hot Rod Race at Cincinnati
Johnny Arnold of Dayton Ohio placed second to Rod Renner of Muncie Indiana in the 50 lap hot rod championship in Cincinnati last night. Harold Movell of Springfield Ohio won the third of the four 10 lap heats.
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Duff's Battery Stops Rainbow Inn 5-0 In Armco Field Victory
Duff's Cafe use a new battery Les Pugh on mound and Bert Bailey behind the plate to defeat Rainbow Inn 5-0 at Armco Field. Pugh allowed four hits and struck out three for the second local hurler to beat Rainbow this season. Bailey drove in runs with a fifth inning homer and solidified a weak Duff's catching spot.
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High Scores Missing As Three Bowling Loops Make '49 Debut
Three new bowling leagues opened their seasons but failed to post honor scores. Industrial League at the YMCA saw Denny Lumber beat United Welding while Ditts blanked Crystal Tissue Greens and Shattle Brothers defeated Briggs. Bill Colvin led Greens with 531 series. Moose Women's League at Bowl-Mar featured Rose Hackney anchoring No. 5 with 456 series and No. 3 Boots Mills powering a pair of wins. Shop Scheduling debuted in Armco East Side Office League with Rogers leading Shop at 516.
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Fights Last Night in Worcester Massachusetts
Ig Gy Vaccari of Boston won on points against Tommy Greb of Worcester in a 136 to 138 pound bout held last night in Worcester Massachusetts. Vaccari out pointed Greb over ten rounds in a closely contested match.
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Tommy Greb
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