Nelsons Two Run Homer Lifts Cards Over Reds 5 3
Rafei Nelson hits a two run homer off Ken Raffensberger as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 3 to extend their winning streak to six. Musial returns to form and Nelson shines in his return from the minor leagues.
Major League Boxscores New York Philadelphia Box Scores
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Clark McHale Falters in British Open Second Round
Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia shot 73 for a 146 total in the British Open second round as poor accuracy kept him from the projected 36 hole finale. Bill Branch led with 140 after a 69 today, while Eric Moore posted 68.
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Philadelphia
Bill Branch
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South Africa
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Locke
Art Clark
Huntington
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Clark
Johnny Cruickshank
Argentina
Ag Cerda
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Antonio Parently
Flory van Donck
Natures Air Conditioned City Hosts Merchants Buyers Week Exhibit
Bluefield West Virginia in the heart of the Pocahontas coal fields hosts the 1st semi annual Merchants and Buyers Week Association exhibit on July 10 11 12 1950 at the West Virginian Hotel with a three day program inviting all buyers to visit. Previous shows by the association have surpassed other exhibits in the United States and organizers promise a bigger better event.
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Merchants and Buyers Week Association, Inc
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Great Central
Merchants and Buyers Week Association
United States
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Merchants & Buyers Week Association
Standings and scheduled games amid late April baseball action
Major league standings show New York leading the American League with 4 and 3 records for Philadelphia and Cleveland, while Chicago and St. Louis trail. The National League table lists New York and Philadelphia atop, with Cincinnati and Brooklyn further back. Scheduled games include New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn, with several late games completed or suspended by rain.
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Three AL clubs swap pitchers in player shift
The Boston Red Sox sold pitcher Charlie Schanz to the St Louis Browns for a $10,000 waiver price and the Browns sent pitcher Lou Kretlow to the Chicago White Sox on the same terms. Schanz, 30, won 22 games in the International League last year but has seen little service this year. Kretlow, 27, pitched in nine games for the Browns this year with no wins and two losses. The Red Sox recalled two pitchers from farm clubs and released three others besides Schanz, bringing up Willard Nixon from Louisville and Dick Littlebie from Birmingham.
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Eight Yanks on Completed American Loop Squad
CHICAGO A 25 player American League squad featuring eight New York Yankees members will face the NL at the 17th All Star Game in Comiskey Park next Tuesday. Stengel selected eight pitchers nine reserves with Kell as only third baseman, and Berra, DiMaggio, Williams among top names. Red Sox lead with five All Star nominees. White Sox, Athletics, Browns, Senators one apiece.
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Cass Michaels
Washington
Dom DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
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Sherman Lollar
Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs
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