Red Sox, Showing Old Form, Take Over Third Place
The Red Sox pulse with hope as Mickey Harris returns to pitch seven scoreless innings in a 3-0 win over the Indians, lifting Boston to within 1 1/2 games of Detroit. Cubs beat Braves to tighten NL race. Pirates top Giants 8-7 in New York. Phillies over Cardinals and Phillies, Browns slip in standings.
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Retail Tire Dealers Engage in Price War in New York City
A survey shows New York City tire dealers cutting passenger car tire prices by 4 to 6 dollars to move heavy stocks. A Manhattan dealer cites a cutthroat stage with margins slipping to around 10 percent from 25 to 30 percent. Some retailers sell near wholesale, with casings under OPA seen available for 9 to 10 dollars.
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Eastman Leaves Brodhead for Black Earth Post
Eastman the Brodhead high school athletic coach for the past year has accepted a position as principal and coach at Black Earth. He and his family plan a summer stay here while he attends summer school in Madison and Samove and moves to Black Earth in the fall. His basketball team won the district tournament and district playoff last year. His baseball team captured the State Line league championship and his football squad lost one game.
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Phillips and Smith Hold Unbeaten Major Loop Pace
Phillips and Smith won 8-4 over Bauman Hardware to stay unbeaten in the Major League. Johnson Motors secured its first Minor League win 14-9 over Turn and Schwing, as Baumgartner's meets Schuetze's tonight and Kundert Oilers face Boss Body in the Minor loop.
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Ex-Senator Walsh of Massachusetts Dies at 74
Former U S Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts, a wartime chair of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee, died at St Elizabeth's Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. His death followed family funerals and came a week after his recall of high blood pressure prompted hospital observation. Walsh lost his Senate seat last November to Henry Cabot Lodge Jr in a landslide defeat.
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Police chief bars off duty bouncers to save force
Police Chief Edward Boyko of Passaic New Jersey bans off duty work as bar room bouncers after multiple assaults him says causing manpower shortages. The note also mentions Yosemite Fall at 1430 feet as the world highest free falling waterfall.
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Trout Season Tops Wisconsin Conservation Congress Closing
Wisconsin conservation delegates split on opening dates for trout season with Sawyer to Douglas counties favoring May 1 and others May 15. The body approved a 15 trout bag limit, kept Wolf river early season by rule, and opposed diverting conservation funds to the general fund.
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Zaharias Wins British Women’s Amateur Golf Title
Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver defeated Jacqueline Gordon of London 5 and 4 to win the British Women's Amateur Championship, becoming the first American to capture the title in a 36 hole final. The victory followed a strong afternoon surge after lunch. The britons fear the loss of all their titles on foreign soil. Willie Turnesa won the men's crown recently, with Sam Snead and Dick Chapman also noted in context.
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Postmaster General Hannegan Rumored to Buy Cardinals
Columbus Dispatch reports Postmaster General Hannegan nearing a deal with Sam Breadon to acquire the St. Louis Cardinals. The story cites Edwin S. Pauley as an associate and suggests a deal would span Breadon’s farm club network. Breadon and Hannegan declined to comment.
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Baseball Scoreboard From Yesterday and Tomorrow’s Schedule
National League results include Cincinnati five Brooklyn four and Pittsburgh eight New York seven. Chicago four five Boston zero two, Philadelphia five St. Louis four. American results show Chicago three New York two in eleven innings and Detroit seven zero Philadelphia one four. Boston three Cleveland zero, Washington four St. Louis two at night. American Association standings note Milwaukee three Kansas City three and Minneapolis seven eleven St Paul four five. Indianapolis three Louisville two Columbus seven six Toledo six seven. Tomorrow Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis night. American League Detroit at Wangton night Cleveland at Philadelphia night St Louis at New York night Chicago at Boston night.
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U S Open opens with Bobby Locke favored at St Louis
The 47th U S Open at St Louis Country Club tees off with Bobby Locke favored to win the $10 000 purse. Lloyd Mangrum defends, while Mangrum Demaret and Hogan garner bets as field trims to 60 after 36 holes.
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Livestock Market Chicago USDA Summary
Salable hogs 7 500, total 11 000. market uneven but generally steady to 25 cents lower. Top 24 60 sparingly. good and choice 170-240 lb 24 00-24 50. 250-280 lb 22 75-24 00. 290-330 lb 21 25-22 75. Sows under 400 lb steady to 25 cents lower. heavier sows 25-50 cents off. Cattle salable 5 000. calves 700. Fed steers and heifers active, steady to 25 cents higher. beef cows strong, canners slow. Bulls steady to 25 cents high top 29 00. Fed steers 1 005 lb strictly choice 26 00-28 75. Vealers 25 00-26 00. Produce Chicago USDA Live poultry steady. receipts 24 trucks. Butter steady. receipts 842 005. Eggs steady. receipts 20 208.
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Wall Street Trading Faced Mixed Day On Demand For Industrials
Demand for selected industrials propped the market as some pivotals slipped. Oil steel motor and rubber shares eased while beverage stocks held. Ex dividend American Telephone hit a 1947 low. U S Steel Chrysler GE Sears lagged. International Harvester Schenley National Distillers Philip Morris rose. Bonds improved and commodities were mixed.
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Brodhead Moves and Visits Reported in Local Notes
Mrs. Oren Burt of Albany visited here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Eastman move from Louise Green home to Bellman apartment on Third avenue East. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Condon move into Clarence Bruger home previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schur.
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Briggs Strike Averted With Hudson plant Shutdown
The Hudson Motor Car Co shut its plant after about 600 office workers began picketing for higher salaries while some 15 000 production workers in CIO United Auto Workers refused to cross. Briggs Manufacturing Co and the CIO UAW had neared a strike deadline and reached terms late last night.
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