Newhouser Sets Lights For 30 Games
Detroit’s Hal Newhouser, after a 61 victory over Washington, pushes toward 16 more wins this season to extend a seven game streak. The left hander has 19 wins in 24 starts and a 161 strikeout total, with 10 runs allowed in seven recent outings while facing strong lineups including Boston and Chicago.
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Believelt or Not! Four AL games washed out by rain
The Red Sox were defeated 2-0 by Allie Reynolds as the A's suffered a fourth straight save. Chicago White Sox jumped on Boston early, winning 7-1 behind five first inning runs as Johnny Rigney held Ted Williams to a rare hitless game with his 100th walk. The Yankees, meanwhile, lost 8-2 to St. Louis after four errors and Browne’s 14 hits helped Marius Russo endure a tough return. Denny Gatehouse earned his fourth win.
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Raiders Clash Arsenal in WHL Action at Christy Mathewson Field
The Fourth Army Red Raiders meet San Antonio Arsenal at Christy Mathewson Field on Wednesday night and then face Alamo Heights Chamber of Commerce on Thursday in back to back WHL games at the same diamond.
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Eddie Cole Knows How You Feel Kid
In York Pa on July 24 the Inter state league saw Walter Beek nicknamed Boom Boom by the Allentown Canaries. Beek, York pitcher manager and former major leaguer, faced 14 pitches in the first inning as Allen ton opened with five runs and five hits including four homers.
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29 Players Under $5000 in Major League Baseball
NEW YORK July 24 Ford C Frick said that only 29 of 250 Nations League baseball players earn less than 5000 per year with the average pay around 8500. Robert Murphy had claimed 40 percent of Boston Braves players earned under 35000 and Frick disputed the figure noting only one contract below that amount with a large signing bonus. Murphy acknowledged Frick’s point on salaries and said his 40 percent estimate was incorrect.
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Baseball scores and notes from a crowded card
A jagged recap of multiple major league games with line scores from Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis and others. Highlights include Priddy, Lewis, Cramer, Green, and Newhouser featured in various battering and pitching performances, with attendance noted at 15 820 and 49 376 in separate games.
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Wins Without A Throw In Oakland-Bancroft Game
UPA relief pitcher from Callagadie Ute, Mountoward Denton, pitched without recording a hit, while Bancroft tried a bluff on third base. The umpire ruled no third out as the coach exited the box. Oakland scored in the eighth, Denton left with a one run lead, and Bancroft was retired in the ninth.
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Boxing Fight Results From Major U.S. Venues
A sprawling recap lists fighters and outcomes across multiple bouts. Notable results include a seventh round KO by Houston boxer against Juan Zapata and a six round draw between Aurin Rodrigues and Pedro Qsorny. Georges Perez won on points in Galveston, while Ray Cos edged a close eight round decision over Burkty Holder Merit in New Orleans. The night also featured multiple knockouts and decisions across Detroit, Denver, Newark, and Los Angeles venues.
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Prizes Hit a San Antonio Rodeo Record at Johnson's
Promoter Jimmy Johnson announced plans for another Pan American rodeo next fall after last week's four day event set a San Antonio record with $7169 in prizes. Calf roping winners split $7000 while top performances came from Ray Wharton Texas Kiddoe Roy Carlloway Bud Humphrey Royce Sewall and Mrs Wilson McBride in the girls flag race.
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Riverside Country Club Destroyed Near Menominee
Golf club in Menominee Michigan is burned twice in one day destroying Riverside Country Club, a premier Upper Peninsula course linked with Johnny Revolta the famed golfer and Mary Agnes Wall, leaving the facility heavily damaged.
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Red Sox Acquire Veteran Outfielder Wally Moses
Chicago White Sox announced the sale of veteran outfielder Wally Moses to the league leading Boston Red Sox for an undisclosed sum. Moses, 35, is in his 11th major league season and previously joined Chicago from Philadelphia in December 1942. He batted .270 in three seasons with the Sox and is hitting .274 this year. Moses plans to sign with Boston tomorrow as Tommy Carey becomes a coach.
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Colleges ban paying athletes amid NCAA reform push
A conference coalition led by Kenneth L. Tug Wilson of the Big Ten approved new rules to restrict payments to college athletes. The move, described by a spokesman as the greatest thing for college athletics, includes two constitutional amendments limiting aid to students to need-based, not scholarships, and barring staff from soliciting prospective athletes off campus.
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California Duo Lead Public Links After Medal Score
Public Links Golf in Denver features 64 players in the match play round. Jiramy Clark of Long Beach shoots a record 134 to win medal by two strokes over Rob Silvestri of San Francisco. Both advance to the championship flight with 15 other Californians among 64 qualifiers from 20 states, Canada and Hawaii. Outside the U S qualifiers include Active Armstrong of Honolulu and Rudolphi Horvath of Windsor Ontario.
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Exercising Horses Die in Collision at Detroit Fair
Two horses were killed and a exercise boy injured in a collision at Detroit fair grounds. Lan's Boy, five, ridden by Jackie Freels, and Carry Me, three, owned by Green Acres stock farm, collided in the clubhouse turn. Freels suffered several fractured ribs. Seven others were injured in a separate incident during a start.
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Mew Date Set for Zale Graziano Title Fight
New York July 24 The postpound middleweight championship bout between Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano has been rescheduled from September 26 to Friday September 27 at Yankee Stadium. The change was made to accommodate Rost Kastionah which ends at sundown September 27.
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