1949 Records Show Regional High School Scores
The data lists game results for teams including Egypt-13 Cairo Marion Carmi Christopher Zeigler Murphysboro Carbondale Herrin Anna Jonesboro and others. It records wins losses and ties across matches, with notes on forfeit by Perryville Mo and various scorelines indicating regional league play.
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Cairo
Marion
Carmi
Christopher
Zeigler
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Herrin
Anna Jonesboro
Elkville
Pinckneyville
St. Vincent's
du Quoin
Madison
Sparta
Perryville
Sports Scores From Missouri and Kentucky Grids
Results show multiple high school grid clashes with Johnston City, Eldorado, Poplar Bluff, Benton, Mt. Vernon, Harrisburg, Marion, Herrin, Centralia, Salem, and West Frankfort tallying wins and losses. Tennis and golf highlights include Don McNeill defeating Ken McGregor at Forest Hills and Barbara Romack leading the National Junior Women’s tournament. Racing winners at Aqueduct, Washington Park, and Rockingham Park are also listed.
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Flora
Herrin
Harrisburg
Marion
Salem
Benton
Mt. Vernon
West Frankfort
Champaign
Evansville
Centralia
Murphysboro
Taylorville
Eldorado
Zeigler
Carbondale
Mt, Vernon
Johnston City
Carterville
Centrali
Christopher
Big League Leaders By United Press AMERICAN LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE
United Press tallies top hitters and leaders across the majors. Notable names include Goodman and Doby leading AL batting averages, Musial and Kluszewski among NL leaders, Stephens and DiMaggio top runs and RBIs, Kell and DiMaggio key in hits, and Kiner and Rose among home runs. Triple leaders feature Doerr, Ashburn, and Schoendienst with 9 triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Doby
Kell
Bauer
Zarilia
National League -Musial
Hopp
Robinson
Kluszewskee
Furillo
Runs Stephens
Red Sox
DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Yankees
Torgeson
Braves
Tigers
Pesky
Kiner
Pirates
Stephens
Dropo
Wertz
Ennis
Phillies
Doerr
Musial
Cardinals
Igers
Big League Standings and Daily Results
The American League lead continues with Detroit and New York tied at 76 wins each while Cleveland and Boston chase. Yesterday results saw Cleveland top Boston in 15 14 and Detroit edge Philadelphia 3 4. Today schedules list Detroit at Washington two games and Cleveland at New York among others.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
N.Y
Phil
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Carterville Stars Fall to Tamaroa Led by Pyle
Tamaroa beat the Carterville Stars 5 1 as Ewald Pyle, a former major leaguer, allowed four hits and fanned 11. Carterville led briefly on a Smith single and a Bollinger triple but Pyle retired 11 straight, with Tamaroa adding runs in the third fifth seventh and eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville Stars
Tamaroa
Ewald Pyle
Pyle
Carterville
Smith
Chew
Rice
W. Bollinger
J. Bollinger
Wall
West
Ackerman
Metropolis
Murphysboro Dodgers
Crainville Park
Menard
Menard Cubs
Centralia Tops Mo Valley Becomes League Leader
Centralia remains the sole first division club unbeaten in the Mississippi Ohio Valley League with a 4-2 win over Paducah as Norrenborns earns five hits. West Frankfort falls 10-9 to Car dinals after big ninth and Mattoon loses 3-1 to Vincennes.
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Centralia
Sterlings
Paducah
Norrenborn
West Frankfort
Mt. Vernon
Cardinals
Mattoon
Vincennes
Saddler Sees No Pep Plan Ahead of Sept. 8 Bout
Sandy Saddler says Willie Pep has shown him all moves in the last fight and he has no special strategy for their September 8 title defense at Yankee Stadium. Saddler recalls Pep’s 1949 win and says he intends to regain the featherweight crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Willie
Pep
New York
Hartford
Gorham Defeats Herrin 12-4 In Sunday Baseball Clash
Gorham opened with four runs in the first inning and went on to a 12 to 4 victory over Herrin at Gorham. Glidewell pitched four innings for Gorham with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed. Shimpf held the visitors scoreless the next three frames. Herrin scored all four runs in the last two innings against Asbury as nine Herrin errors aided Gorham’s win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
Herrin
Glidewell
Shimpf
Asbury
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