Pirates Fight On As Players Vote To Keep Union Talks Open
Pirates reach a 10-5 win over the New York Giants after a tense day of union talks. General manager Murphy says most players back a guild, while Sewell and Jimmy Brown oppose. Murphy plans more discussions with players and seeks a National Labor Relations Board election. Ben_swang er calls the process orderly. attendance drops to about 16,000 amid strike talk and weathered expectations.
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Pirates
Rice
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Jimmy Brown
Murphy
National Labor Relations Board
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh
Giants
Brooks Strikeouts in 2:11 span with 5,785 attendance
Brooks strikeouts highlight a game featuring Strincevich and Kosto as pitchers behind the plate umpires Jorda Stewart Magerkurth and Dunn. Time of game was 2 hours 11 minutes with 5,785 paid attendees.
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Strincevich
Kosto
Jorda
Stewart
Magerkurth
Dunn
Herbert Zacharias Reach State Amateur Golf Finals
Louisiana’s 1946 amateur title will be decided Sunday at LSU course in Baton Rouge. Junius Hebert of Lafayette faces Emile Zacharias of Baton Rouge after semi-final wins. pay-off play begins about 9 am and ends around 5 pm. Hebert defeated Beverly Nabers. Zacharias beat A A Villegas amid showers and sun.
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Lafayette
Emile Zacharias
Louisiana State University
Hebert
Beverly Nabers
Zacharias
A. A. Villegas
New Orleans
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Iwo Jima
Ross McDade
Shreveport
Champ
Nabers
Pacific
Villegas
Metairie Club
Meadlift
Tommy Bolt
State Association
Huey P. Long
Athlete's Foot Cure Promises Fast Relief
It describes a fungus Tinea Trichophyton causing an itchy contagious foot infection that spreads to hands and groin. The product H. F. is claimed to kill the germ within seconds after exposure and to relieve itching by drying and peeling the skin.
West Monroe to Back Recreation Program
West Monroe will start a summer recreation program with a playground on South Fifth Street directed by Johnny Johnson and Patricia Rainwater. The Kiwanis Club Lions Club and Civic League sponsor softball volleyball tennis badminton and other sports with sessions 9 to 11 30 AM and 3 to 7 PM. Volunteers are sought and Miss Rainwater urged interested persons to call between 7 30 and 8 30 PM at 4541. tennis and badminton players must provide their own racket.
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South Fifth Street
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Kiwanis Club
The
Lions Club
Civic League of
Rainwater
French Davis Cup Stars Favored in European Semi finals
France's veteran Davis Cup players Marcel Bernard Pierre Pelizza and seven footer Yvon Petra are expected to dominate the European zone semi final in Paris tomorrow with Yugoslavia Sweden and Belgium advancing to Stockholm June 11 12 and 13. Also note a 1946 US hog census reporting 62 344 000 hogs on farms nationwide.
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France
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Pierre Pelizza
Yvon Petra
Yugoslavia
Paris
Sweden
Belgium
Stockholm
Sox Score Early to Rout Bengals in Doubleheader Sweep
The White Sox swept a long doubleheader today by 7-6 scores extending their winning streak to five games while Ted Lyons, new manager, watched as Chicago lost again to the Senators in seven meetings this season. Boston beat Detroit 15-4 as Newhouser allowed five-run first inning and 18 hits. Athletics beat Browns 9-3 in Philadelphia with Sam Chapman and Buddy Rosar homering.
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Roberge
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Miller
Heusser
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Hatton
Lamanno
Shakes
Hopp
Clay
Lib
Lee
Reardon Goetz
Henline
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Jimmy Dykes
Senators
Hal Newhouser
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Sam Chapman
Buddy Rosar
Mackmen
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FS Grace
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Stephens
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Berardino
Ievs
Stoesepee
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Chapman
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Suder
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Caulfield
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Rosar
Yale
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Jones
Summers
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Spee
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Ver- Doerr
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DiMaggio
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Priddy
Sac- Higgins
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Wilson
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Torres
Boyer
Solons Take Pair in Weird Sox Affair
Washington Senators win a doubleheader as odd defensive plays by Chicago White Sox aid their offense. The June 8 report notes tough defense, key hits, and a pair of decisive moments shaping the two-game outcome in Washington.
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Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Washington Senators
Feller Thrills as Cleveland Tops Yankees 2 1
Fat Pat Seerey belted a two run homer in the second as Bobby Feller earned his third win, allowing five hits and striking out eight over 8 innings for Cleveland in a 2 1 victory over the New York Yankees before 50,364 at New York. Keller homered for the Yankees. Marshall, Wade and Gumpert pitched in relief.
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Bobby Feller
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MONDE
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Seerey
Keller
Hayes
Ross
Stirnweiss
Etten
Marshall
Grieve
Passarella
Rue
Persons Powell Enter Mississippi Golf Finals
Defending champion Curtis Person of Greenwood and Doc Powell, former Laurel city champion, advance to the 36 hole finals of the Mississippi Amateur Golf Tournament. Person beats Jody Lyle 3 and 2 in the semifinal. Powell edges Jim Pegues 1 up after defeating Medalist Gene Vinson.
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Miss
Curtis Person
Doc Powell
Laurel City
Mississippi
Person
Jody Lyle
Louisville
Powell
Gene Vinson
Jim Pegues
Greenwood Dark Horse
Reds defeat Braves 4 2 as Heusser wins fifth game
Cincinnatis Ed Heusser allowed five hits while pitching to a 4 2 victory over the Boston Braves in Cincinnati Chuck Workman homered with a runner aboard in the game providing the decisive margin for the Reds
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Ed Heusser
Chuck Workman
Ennis breaks perfect game bid in eighth inning
In St Louis Delmar Ennis lined an eighth inning single to spoil Red Barrett's bid for a perfect non hit game. Barrett had retired 22 batters before the single ended the no hit chance as the Cardinals continued to chase a win tonight.
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ST. Louis
Delmar Ennis
Red Barrett
St. Louis Cardinal
Sloth Speeds Slow Yet Sure Across Branches
A sloth moves at about one mile in six and a half hours based on estimates. It travels head down and never releases a branch until it grips the next firmly, ensuring steady progress through its treetop habitat.
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