Cardinals Struggle at Home Amid Rough Losses
St Louis and New York Giants split a doubleheader as the Cardinals drop to six wins in 15 at home at Busch Stadium. The Giants capitalize with late runs while Detroit, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Chicago glean wins elsewhere in a busy day of major league action.
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Baseball Roundup From Multiple Cities
George Gill limited Memphis to two early runs as Little Rock surged late. Travelers beat the Chicks with six hits from Willis Hudlin. Mobile Bears won game one with a seven run third inning and 16 hits, then completed the sweep in game two. Birmingham Crackers rallied to win opener behind Earl McGowan eleven strikeouts in nine frames. Barons took the nightcap with John Mekell pitching eight hits. The giraffe neck remark ends the passage.
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Galan
Ed Stevens
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Rip Sewell
Phils
George Gill
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Little Rock
Travelers
Willis Hudlin
Chicks
Mobile
Bears
Pelican
Birmingham
Crackers
Earl McGowan
Barons
Shelby Kinney
John Mekell
LSU Golfers Aim for National Open Qualifiers Across United States
Three LSU golfers seek national open spots today with Captain Jisiumi Wattenberg at Birmingham Alabama Local Barbato in New Orleans and Alfred Timbrook in Cincinnati. The Tigers face tough foes including Oklahoma led by Andy Anderson Charlie Coe and John Jacobs Jr and Notre Dame with George Stuhr No 1. Johnny Jacobs of Iowa won the Big 10 title with a 294 as Michigan claimed team crowns.
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Ben Hogan
Birmingham
Ala
Loca Barbato
New Orleans
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Cincinnatii
L. S. A. Tigers
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Andy Anderson
Charlie Coe
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Anderson
Red Cross
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Iowa
Michigan
Walter Johnson Seriously Ill in Washington Hospital
Walter Johnson 58 famed Washington Senators pitcher known as Big Train is critically ill at Georgetown Hospital in Washington D C. He pitched for the Senators and is a Baseball Hall of Fame member.
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Washington Senators
Georgetown Hospital
Washington, D. C
Lanier Debuts in Mexico with Blues Rally Victory
Max Lanier, ex St. Louis Cardinal ace, made his Mexican League debut for Vera Cruz in Mexico City. He allowed one hit in 3 2/3 innings of relief and sparked an 11 9 comeback. The contest featured a sideline dispute between Mickey Owen and umpire Amado Maestri and involved league president Jorge Pasquel being ordered off the field.
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Vera Cruz Blues
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Lou Klein
Walter Johnson Condition Unchanged Amid Illness
Washington dispatch reports Walter Johnson remains seriously ill with a brain tumor at Georgetown Hospital. Doctors said he had "lost ground in the last 24 hours" as of yesterday, reflecting a critical status for the former pitching ace.
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Georgetown Hospital
Untouchables in India Call for Self-Contained Villages
DeWitt Mackenzie reports on Bombay declaring emergency amid caste clashes. The piece highlights the Untouchables’ struggle under the caste system, Ambedkar figure, and Ambedkar’s plan to regroup Untouchable settlements into separate villages with state support over 20 years.
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India
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Baroda
Columbia University
New York
Dr. Ambedkar
Delhi
America
Air Corps Sun Glasses Go From War to Civilians
Genuine Air Corps Type Sun Glasses with 12-Karat gold filled frames and No-Glare sage green lenses are now available for 4.05 dollars. Sold by National Optical Stores Co. at 118 DeSiard St Monroe La with a 10 day trial and money back guarantee.
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Monroe
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Danny Kaye Eviction Notice Served in Beverly Hills
Comedian Danny Kaye and wife Sylvia Fine received an eviction notice from landlady Muriel Rosenbloom, ex-wife of Slapsy Rosenbloom. The 11 room house is to be vacated by noon tomorrow after an April 15 service, with alleged OPA regulation occupancy.
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Muriel Rosenbloom
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Fire alarms report two Saturday fires in city area
A trash fire behind the old Central Savings Bank Building on South Grand street broke out shortly after 9 p m and was extinguished by engine company 1. A separate car fire in a coupe owned by J S Hondienk at Washington and Fourth streets started about 10 p m and was put out on engine company 3 arrival.
Sports Mirror snapshot of anniversaries and notable signings
Today a year ago the Yankees and Giants led major league races with Detroit and Pittsburgh in second. Three years ago Jimmy Conzelman joined the St. Louis Browns staff as assistant to the president and PR director. Five years ago Billy Conn relinquished his light heavyweight title to pursue a title bout with Joe Louis. Ten years ago Hal Schumacher blanked the Cubs 3-0 and Wes Ferrell earned his seventh win for the Red Sox.
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Giants
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Conzelman
Don Barnes
St. Louis Browns
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Hal Schumacher
Cubs
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Miami Seahawks sign three Orange Texas players in 1950s note
The Miami Seahawks sign three players from Orange Texas Ken Whitlow Julian Garrett and Bo Cahenour as part of a color themed upgrade in the All America Football Conference. The item also mentions Sam Patton hitting well for Asheville and Bucko McDonald promoting lacrosse in Ottawa plus a young trainer jockey Robert Strass in Carlsbad New Mexico. Southeastern Conference schools may adopt a rotating schedule beyond Alabama Auburn.
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Northeast Louisiana soldiers arrive in New York aboard Elgin
Four servicemen from northeast Louisiana sail to New York on the troopship Elgin arriving Saturday. Sgt. Bobby Brooks of West Monroe Cpl. Chester Deggans of Baskin Sgt. Nolan M. Crux of Fort Necessity and Pfc. James E. Franks of Tallulah are part of the group.
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Vols up to third as Southern Association hosts second round
Nashville rose to third in the Southern Association after a 7-4 win over Chattanooga and a 7-7 draw with Lookouts as darkness stopped play. Little Rock swept Memphis Chicks 11-2 and 9-0, Mobile beat New Orleans 10-6 and 4-1. Atlanta and Birmingham split the doubleheader with Atlanta winning the opener 5-4 and Birmingham taking the nightcap 6-3. Leo Twardy earned the win for Nashville.
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Memphis Chicks
Leo Twardy
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