Yanks Are Latest Victims as Browns Surge in Defeat
The St. Louis Browns upset the schedule with a late surge, beating the Yankees in a doubleheader and dropping a second game by a slim margin. Boston Red Sox swept the Dodgers and moved into second while Detroit and Philadelphia posted key wins. Monty Flock set a Langhorne track record in the 200-mile stock car title.
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Major League Boxscores Soston Detroit 2 Benton 1
Wynn wins as Detroit overcomes Benton 3 1 in 9 innings with Hooper plating the decisive run. Players listed include Brissie Wynn Hooper and Kell with multiple substitutions and a crowded box score across several teams.
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Hadacol Promises Neuritis Relief For St Louis Man
An ad features Elmer Prater of St Louis describing relief from years of neuritis pains after two weeks on Hadacol. It touts vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron in liquid form for faster absorption and blood cell support. The product promises to address the deficiency causing pain and offers money back guarantees with trial and larger bottles priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
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Simmons Whiffs 10 and Tops Amigo Redbirds 6 1
The Coal City Colts defeated the Amigo Redbirds 6 to 1 in the Raleigh County Baseball League opener of a three game series. Charley Bill Simmons struck out 10 and limited Amigo to three hits as Virgil Keaton’s Colts move toward clinching the title on their home diamond next Sunday. The Redbirds’ lone run came on a first inning double by Pete Castanon after Ervin Wells walked.
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Middlecoff and Oliver Tie For St Louis Open Playoff
Cary Middlecoff and Fd Oliver tied at ten under par after 72 holes, each carding 270. Middlecoff from Ormond Beach Florida posted 65 in final round while Oliver from Seattle shot 70 to finish tied for the lead awaiting an 18 hole playoff today.
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Television World Series to Reach 14 New Cities
The 1950 World Series will be telecast to 49 cities with three major networks. Seventy six stations may carry the games as new Bell Network extensions reach Richmond, Greensboro, Charlotte, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Dayton, Indianapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Rock Island, Davenport, Ames, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, Nashville and Bloomington.
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Charleston Racqueteers Complete City Tennis Sweep
The Charleston Tennis Club swept all 12 matches to defeat Beckley Tennis Club on the Ewart Avenue courts. Notable results include Buck Alberton’s 7-5 0-6 6-4 win over the Beckley Air Force recruit and a decisive doubles finish by Atherton and Wolfe.
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