McCarthy resigns as Red Sox manager joins ONeill in Boston
Joe McCarthy resigns after being treated for illness and fatigue. ONeill takes over as Boston Red Sox manager while the team searches from a slump, with Cronin announcing the change in St. Louis. McCarthy confirms retirement from managing, leaving a record of nine pennants and seven World Series titles across his career.
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Golfers Enter Brackenridge Park American Legion Tourney
Texas League boxes note golfers plan to compete at Brackenridge park Sunday in the American Legion tournament. Entries with a sweepstakes fee may count toward both events. Sweepstakes Secretary Joe Cummings said the same score could be used for both competitions.
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Texas Wins NCAA Baseball Title Defeating Washington State
Texas secures the NCAA baseball championship with a 3 to 0 victory over Washington State in Omaha. Pitcher Kim Ehrler hurled a near no hitter through seven innings, while Murray Wall held the Cougars to a single hit as Texas improves to repeat as champions.
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San Antonio Missions Rally Ends Streak In Texas Aggie Opener
San Antonio Missions beat Fort Worth Cats 8-7 in extras as Wes Hamner delivered a bases loaded single in the 11th. John Pavlick (4-4) pitched for San Antonio while Ray Moore (9-1) started for Fort Worth. The series resumes with game two Saturday night in Worth.
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Major Baseball Roster and Schedule Highlights
Fragmented box score notes list matchups across leagues with teams such as New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago and others. The item appears to outline game times, venues, and key pitchers or players, plus weekend broadcasts and results shorthand.
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South Side Stars Triumph in Legion All Star Game
South defeated North 12 to 7 at Mission Stadium Friday night. Leading batters for the South were Charles Kiniski and David Kinkaid with two hits each. For the North Pat Tolar had a triple and single while Manuel Faz added a double and single. Ken Lowe of South San Antonio earned the win as North pitchers issued 14 walks.
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30 Homers Set Record For Majors
Detroit fans witnessed a record setting game as 30 home runs were hit, including an inside the park shot by Hoot Evers in the ninth. The Tigers and Yankees combined for historic totals with a 19 run output and four homers in the fourth inning, while Detroit set American League marks for one team and for two teams in a single inning.
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Burke Beats Snead to Win Cadillac at Scioto
Eddie Burke a 43 year old country club pro from New Haven teaching summers in New Haven and winters in Florida defeated Sam Snead at Scioto Country Club in Columbus. Burke drained a 31-foot eagle putt on the final hole to win and claim a new Cadillac as his prize. Snead described the day as tough with Burke playing left handed on some greens. The mid century PGA classic advanced to the third round with Burke facing Ray Gafford as the field narrowed.
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Williams Aims for Greatest Hitter and Highest Pay
Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox star, seeks two goals: become baseball's greatest hitter and the game's highest paid performer. Reflection on wartime service, a $125,000 earnings benchmark, and his stance on staying with owner Tom Yawkey frame his view of a career still shaping the legend. He dismisses a trade rumor and notes pride in Fenway, wind, and left center hitting while acknowledging past salary disputes and future plans.
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Record achievements by early baseball giants and leagues
A fragment notes major baseball records tied to the New York Giants and the old National Association era. It mentions a 24 game mark and a joint record held by the Giants and a team from 1875. It also references the Chicago Cubs of the National League and two separate 21 game win streaks in 1886 and 1885.
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Longest stadium homer tops busy baseball night
Paragraphs describe a barrage of homers across multiple games. Luke hits a 470 foot drive for the Indians in a 12 to 4 win over Washington, while the White Sox, Braves, Dodgers and others post multiple homers. The Browns, Red Sox, and Cubs also figure in the day’s scoring flurries with various pitchers earning decisions.
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Brumbelow Named Texas Western Coach and Athletic Director
Brumbelow, former Une "oath, lat Texan Christian University, is named head football coach and director of Athletics at Texas Western College. He replaces prior staff and comes after accepting a similar post at Utah University. Details indicate this storm of changes is part of broader coaching moves within the university.
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