Judges Trounce Sports On Duren's Two-Hitter
Pine Bluff ace Rhyne Duren held Monroe to two hits as the Judges beat the Sports 5 to 1 in Legion Memorial Stadium. Duren walked few but safe-hits and timely runs supported by Ramm Scarpace and Bollinger powered Pine Bluff, with Muffett allowing seven hits over eight innings. The win gives Pine Bluff an 8-7 edge in the season series.
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Monroe
Rhyne Duren
Pine Bluff
Monroe Sports
Legion Memorial Stadium
Duren
Jimmy Pace
Leonard Morrison
Morrison
Billy Muffett
Frank Scarpace
Jack Ramm
Muffett
P. L
Turkey
Lark
Harry Schwegman
Hal Bollinger
Ramm
Ben Cantrell
Pace
al Mazur
Schwegman
Ray Coss
Allen Cross
Mazur
Sinclair Kouns
Wayne Moon
Bob Kurtz
Bollinger
Burrows
Kurtz
Vince
Cantrell
Stuckmeyer
Scarpace
A. Tucker
Kouns
Mentoe
Moon
Balk
McGraw
Guzzetta
Local baseball scores from Friday games
Greenville beat Greenwood 7 to 0. Clarksdale edged El Dorado 7 to 6. Pine Bluff won 5 to 4 over Monroe. Natchez defeated Monroe 11 to 1. Hot Springs triumphed 10 to 9 in 10 innings.
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el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Monroe
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Goodman Tops American League Batting Lead
Chicago Aug 22 Bill Goodman Boston infielder took over the AL batting lead last week with a .357 average from 110 hits in 308 at bats over 80 games. Kell of Detroit dropped to second at .349 with 161 hits in 113 games. Doby of Cleveland is third with 129 hits in 106 games. Kell also leads with 161 hits and 34 doubles. others in top ten include Bauer Zarilla Dropo Rizzuto DiMaggio, Evers, Wertz. Vern Stephens has most runs 108 and 118 RBIs. Doerr and Woodling tied for most triples with nine. Al Rosen leads with 33 homers. DiMaggio has 12 steals. Dizzy Trout tops pitchers with ten wins and two defeats for an .833 average. Lemon leads in strikeouts with 122.
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Bill Goodman
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George Kell
Larry Doby
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Kell
Detroit
Cleveland
Doby
Hank Bauer
New York
al Zarilla
Walt Dropo
Phil Rizzuto
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Evers
Vic Wertz
Vern Stephens
Bobby Doerr
Gene Woodling
al Rosen
Dizzy Trout
Bob Lemon
Ray Robinson to fight Billy Brown in non-title bout
Welterweight champion Ray Robinson agreed to a ten round non-title fight with middleweight Billy Brown of Hartford on a Monday card in New York. Promoter Harry Turner said part of the proceeds would go to B'nai Brith.
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Brown
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Ray Robinson
Billy Brown
Hartford
Conn
Harry Turner
B’nai Brith
National Jewish Organization
Coe and Stranahan Reach Second Round in Amateur Golf
Charles Coe and Frank Stranahan advanced to the second round of the national amateur golf tourney at Minneapolis. Coe defeated Thomas Jamison 5 and 4, while Stranahan beat Arnold Palmer 5 and 3. The field narrowed to 128 players after 82 matches, with Ted Bishop, Dick Chapman, Gene Littler, Fred Wampler among others advancing.
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Ohio
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Latrobe
Ted Bishop
Weston
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Pinehurst
N. C
Gene Littler
Seattle
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Jim McHale
Bethlehem
William
Dynamite) Goodloe
Valdosta
Chick Evans
Mason Rudolph
Stanley Bielat
Yonkers
Public Links King
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
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Goodloe
Dick Allman
Philmont
Allman
Willie Turnesa
McHale
Mike Gallagher
Augusta
Chapman
Benno Janssen
Charlottesville
George Bigham
Kansas City
Wampler
Littler
Phillies blank Giants 4-0 as Simmons wins 16th
Philadelphia ace Curt Simmons four hits allowed as the Phillies defeat the New York Giants 4-0. Don Mueller, Puddinghead Jones and Andy Seminick homer to spark a three run seventh, while Simmons fans five in a 2:01 game witnessed by 7,666. Brooklyn idle.
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Don Mueller
Puddinghead Jones
Andy Seminick
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Thompson
Jansen
Tere
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Teaneener
Calderone
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Irvin
Dark
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Kennedy
Dascoli Jorda
Goetz
Ruddy Captures Saratoga Event In Overtime Finish
At Saratoga Ruddy led a field of five two year old fillies to win the feature race by a length over Jacodema. Ted Atkinson rode the Green tree Stable entry for a 5 1 2 furlong time of 1 05 earning a $7.60 payout. Strong finishes also noted at Atlantic City Washington Park Del Mar and Rockingham Park with Last Round All At Once First Breeze and more. Attendance and handle reached thousands with $426 813 in pools reported.
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Saratoga
Greentree Stable
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Llangollen Farm
Wisterial
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Walter W. Wickham
Woodford
Elmendorf Farm
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Eiiht
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Minnicar
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Gray
Dominic Battilana
Binglin Stock Farm
Gazalo
Local Matches Set for Hot Springs and Nearby Cities
Pine Bluff travels to Monroe while Hot Springs faces Natchez El Dorado meets Clarksdale and Greenville plays Greenwood in area football pairings with venues listed for upcoming games.
Brooklyn Beat Pittsburgh 3 2 in Yesterday's Action
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 while Philadelphia routed New York 4 to 0. St Louis crushed Boston 9 to 2 in the only scheduled games.
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Boston
Baseball Night Clash: Palica and Chambers Duel in Pittsburgh
Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh with Palica at 6-4 facing Chambers 10-13. New York faces Chicago as Hearn 5-2 opposes Rush 10-16. Philadelphia visits Cincinnati with Roberts 16-5 against Raffensberger 12-13. Boston plays St Louis with Bickford 14-9 against Boyer 5-4.
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Raffensberger
Boston
St. Louis
Bickford
Boyer
Detroit Defeats St. Louis 7-1 in Sole Game
The lone scheduled game ends with Detroit routing St. Louis 7 to 1. This decisive victory features strong offense from the Tigers and a dominant performance on the mound by Detroit’s pitcher.
Baseball Night Matchups Across Cities
Detroit meets New York White with Reynolds facing a 10 11 record as the 4 4 teams collide. Cleveland hosts Washington at night pitting Feller 11 8 against Bearden 2 5. Chicago travels to Philadelphia at night with Gumpert 5 6 opposed by Hooper 11 8. St Louis visits Boston at night featuring Johnson 4 3 against Kinder 12 12.
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Wena
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Feller
Bearden
Gumpert
Hooper
St. Louis
Boston
Johnson
Kinder
Fort Worth Scores Led by 12 as Houston Wins
Fort Worth 6 Oklahoma City 4 Tulsa 2 Dallas 9 Beaumont 3 Shreveport 1 Houston 12 San Antonio 5 Fort Worth faces Dallas Tulsa faces Oklahoma City Houston faces San Antonio Beaumont faces Shreveport in upcoming games.
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Shreveport
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Sports matchups list for southern division teams
The schedule shows Atlanta 4 6 Mobile 2 7 Birmingham 6 9 New Orleans 4 0 Chattanooga 5 Little Rock 4 Nashville 10 Memphis 8 and upcoming games Mobile at Atlanta New Orleans at Birmingham Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis.
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Memphis
Games Mobile
Meridian and Vicksburg clash after lopsided scores
Meridian defeats Vicksburg 13 to 3 while Pensacola beats Selma 13 to 2 and Montgomery edges Jackson 2 to 1. Upcoming games pair Meridian with Vicksburg, Selma with Pensacola, and Montgomery with Jackson.
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Urania Oilers rout Tallulah in North east Louisiana semi final
Urania Oilers defeated Tallulah Planters 9 to 2 in the Northeast Louisiana League semi final opener. Mungier Burks Lindsey Bauer and Boone each had two hits for Urania while C J Fontana collected two for Tallulah. Tallulah committed three errors and Boone allowed seven hits with solid defense behind him. The series resumes Wednesday in Urania to decide who advances to the finals against Winnsboro or Columbia.
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Oilers
Choo Choo Justice Declines Professional Football
North Carolina All-America halfback Charlie Justice says he will not pursue pro football. He plans to devote his full time to the North Carolina Medical Foundation after receiving the Chicago All-Star game MVP award last week. Justice praised his state's support and will continue medical work in Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Charlie (Choo Choo
Glaviano hits two homers as Cardinals beat Braves 9 2 to stay near top
Peppery Tommy Glaviano slugged two homers for St. Louis as they defeated Boston 9 2 to move a game ahead of the Braves in the NL standings. Harry Brecheen earned the win, despite a five hit, four walk, 4 2 3 inning outing by Johnny Sain. Del Rice also homered for the Cardinals.
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