Higbe Failure Making Trader Rickey Look Good
Pittsburgh beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 1 in the only major league game played. Kirby Higbe pitched six tight innings in a 1-1 duel before the Cards exploded with a four run seventh. Pollett won the game for St. Louis while Whitey Kurowski and Stan Musial delivered key hits. Eddie Never was ejected for arguing a safe call at first. Attendance reached 14,045.
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Associated Press
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Major League Vy batting and pitching leaders updated
Statistics highlight American and National Leagues from the latest AP release. Mullin Detroit bats .357 with 14 doubles. Williams Boston leads RBIs at 25 and runs with 27. Mize New York tops NL with 32 runs and 30 RBIs. Spahn Boston and Rowe Philadelphia 6-0 1.000. Postponed games shift to Monday due to high school activities. Moose and Stamford and Elks Club games noted with detailed box scores.
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American League
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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Mize
New York
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Baumbholtz
Cincinnati
Ennis
Elks Club
Giants
Moose
Stamford
Woodrow Wilson High School
al Lang
Manuel Ortiz
David Young
Hawaii
Nebraska
Beal Wakefield
Tigers
Havel
Gil Dodds
Bobby
Bill Mountford
Pat Mullin
Wakersfield
Steve O'Neill
Lnhead
Cardinals top Pirates 4-1 as Schoendienst sparks win
Red Schoendienst collected three singles and drove in two runs in a 4-1 night game victory for the Cardinals over the Pirates. Howie Pollet earned the win, ending Sportsman's Park skid with seven hits allowed.
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Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Howie Pollet
Sportsman’s Park
Moose and Universal Swamp Softball Foes
Moose and Universal Swamp Softball Foes report two wins last night as Moose outslugged Remeco 14-3 in four and a half innings and Universal crushed Grant’s 24-1 in five innings. Andy Porter led Moose with five hits in five trips, while Howard Barton pitched two-hit ball for Universal.
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Moose
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Universal Supply
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Remeco
Howard Barton
Boxing Cards From Eastern Bouts Reported
The Associated Press lists multiple results with Brooklyn fighters Brooklyn Fort Hamilton and La Vern Roach outpointing Vic Amato. Johnny Forte wins over Jose Aponte Torres in Philadelphia. Lloyd Hudson stops Ivan Jones in Portland and Pat Smith defeats Buddy Thomas in New York.
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Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Lavern Roach
Millburn
N. J
Vic Amato
Philadelphia
Johnny Forte
Jose Aponte Torres
New York
Portland
Lloyd
Scotty” Hudson
Bath
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Naggins Star in Shrine Show Three-Gaited Honors
A WV horse Sweet Lavender from Leatherwood Farms Bluefield won three gaited honors at the Shrine show in Atlanta, beating Why Worry from Green Acres Farm New Orleans. Ridden by Eddie Barham, Noble Knight of Albertsville Ala took third. Crowd reached about 4,500 as Dixie Twilight and My Rhapsody also claimed top honors in other events at Asheboro and Winston-Salem venues.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
West Virginia
Sweet Lavender
Leatherwood Farms
Bluefield
Green Acres
New Orleans
Eddie Barham
Noble Knight
W. S. Hewitt
Albertsville
Ala
North Carolina
Dixie Twilight
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Mountain View Farms
Asheboro
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My Rhapsody
Wade Stepp
Lindsey Holcomb
Winston- Salem
Stars Shines: Musial Helps Cardinals Beat Pirates 4-1
Stan Musial singled in a three run seven inning rally driving in one run as the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 4-1. Hank Greenberg collected one single in three trips against lefty Howie Pollet.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Hank Greenberg
Pirates
Howie Pollet
Sports Roundup highlights star hopes and team chatter
A fragmented sports column notes athletes aiming for Olympic candidacy, decathlon bounds, and high school state meets. It covers Nebraska City talents, Dick Wakefield and the Tigers’ competitive mood, and hints at future stars like Hayden Fry and Bobby Lowther while recalling past paces and friendships.
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Mickey Owen
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Mickey
Rickey
Baylor U
Hay
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Odessa
Bobby Lowther
Louisiana State
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Nebraska City
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Cincinnati Reds
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Richard Russell
Davis
Doc Blanchard
Penn
Wisconsin
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Penn State College
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Detroit State
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Harry Heilmann
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Penn State
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