Tigers top Yankees 9 3 as Newhouser shines in six hit win
Hal Newhouser walked few men but allowed six hits while Detroit beat New York 9 to 3 in a game where the Tigers rose to the top of the league. The box score shows Detroit offense backing Newhouser with timely hits and a strong bullpen effort. The Yankees dropped to a tough defeat as Detroit claimed the first game of a series.
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House Approves Duck Stamp Price Increase
A house fisheries and wildlife subcommittee approved a senate passed bill to raise the annual duck stamp price from $1 to $2. The measure would allow limited public hunting on federal waterfowl refuges and cap open shooting to at most 25 percent of any refuge acquired henceforth by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Rolfe Revives Tigers With Sharp Coaching Strategy
New York telegram reports Red Rolfe has transformed the Detroit Tigers by instilling running game and pressure on opponents. Pitching staff has excelled, though first base hitting remains a concern. Virgil Trucks credits Rolfe for adjustments in delivery and focus, while Rolfe’s Yale coaching background and Detroit farm system work drew Briggs and Evans’ notice.
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Harville Wins Tech Plaque For Sports, Scholarship, Leadership
J B Harville of Plain Dealing receives the gold plated plaque from Louisiana Tech for combined excellence in sports scholarship and leadership. Harville, a physical education major, was manager of the Outlaws the intramural champions at Tech awarded by the T club lettermen’s organization.
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Fans know their major league All Stars in voting
AP News features report that fans correctly identify top performers across both leagues. In the American League, Ed Robinson may be the first baseman and Cass Michaels likely at second, with Eddie Joost at short and George Kell at third. The outfield boasts Ted Williams, Dom DiMaggio, and Tommy Henrich. Yogi Berra and Birdie Tebbetts are expected to catch, while Raschi, Parnell, Brissie, Newhouser, and Lemon head the pitching fray.
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Are Stars Worth All That Dough
AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor reviews major league salaries, noting nine top players total about 500000, with stars like Ted Williams earning 90000 and Stan Musial 50000. The piece highlights aging performances, injuries, and questionable value as several stars struggle early in the season.
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Locals Nip Rayville In Gridiron Playoff Duel
In Rayville La June 25 special a pitchers duel opened the West League semi final with Monroe West Monroe Juniors beating Rayville Juniors 1 to 0 as Campbell doubled DuPriest home in the first. Whetstone limited Rayville to five hits while Carroll allowed four. DuPriest led Monroe West Monroe with two singles. The second game set for Monday at Cloyd's Park West Monroe.
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Civic Club League Tuesday's Games in Missouri Pacific
Monroe Kiwanis vs Exchange and Optimist versus West Monroe Kiwanis at Field West Monroe Lions face Jaycees Friday's schedule shows Jaycees meeting Exchange at Sherrouse. Barant Rolfe praises patience and effort from players, urging best performance. Tigers can be guided toward success if the team gives their full effort. Four world series have used a five out of nine game format.
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Last rites held for A. Ober prominent Morehouse sports backer
A. Ober longtime Morehouse parish sports leader and business figure died of a heart attack during a game between his Louisiana Arkansas White Sox and the Winnsboro Red Sox in Jones. Funeral services were held at his home with ministers from Bonita officiating. Survivors include his wife Mary Haynes a son Billy Ober brothers and sisters. Don Mayer Northeast Louisiana League president called Ober a fine gentleman and true sportsman, noting his impact on the league and community.
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Lake Worth Wins Women Division at Southern Beach Meet
Lake Worth Florida captured the women's division honors with 41 points at the two day Southern Beach Swimming meet in Lagrange Georgia. Louisville YMCA led men with 43 points. Bill Dudley of New Orleans Athletic Club topped men with 12 points. Bob Caffrey of Coral Gables had 11. Atlanta Swimming Association finished with 27 and Kenosha Youth Foundation with 24.
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