Zukosky Eliminates Miles In Egypt Golf Match
Ed Zukosky of West Frankfort defeated Eddie Miles of Carbondale 1 up after six extra holes in the Southern Illinois amateur tournament. The round featured a back and forth duel with milestones on Nos 3 and 4 and a birdie by Zukosky on No 3.
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Indians Burn League as Feller Whirs Yankees
Cleveland rides five homers off Jerry Ostrowski to rout the Yankees 6 2 lifting Bob Feller to win No 199 and keeping the Indians hot on Detroit and New York. Jim Hogan Luke Easter and Ray Boone homered for Cleveland while DiMaggio and Mize tallied for New York.
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Red Sox Manager McCarthy Returns Home to Rest
In Buffalo New York Joe McCarthy manager of the Boston Red Sox took a rest from a recent illness. In Omaha Texas defeated Rutgers 15 to 9 to advance to the NCAA finals against Washington State. In Columbus Sam Snead led with a 36 hole 140 in the PGA qualifying. In Denver Peggy Kirk Claire Doran Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg moved into the semifinals of the Women's Western Open.
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Major League Standings and Results Brief
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today with tonight and tomorrow schedules. Key teams include New York St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Boston Chicago Washington Cleveland and St Louis. Upcoming games feature matchups at Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Cubs Sign 18 Year Old High School Pal to Tigers
Don Biebel, an 18-year-old catcher, signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Cubs for an undisclosed amount. Bill Hoeft, who caught for Biebel in high school, joined the Detroit Tigers for their new Richmond farm. Cub Scout Joe Kernan said Biebel may be assigned to Janesville in the Wisconsin state league.
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Stags Triumph 6-0 Over Russell In Softball Showdown
Herrin Stags seized second place in the Greater Egyptian League with a 6-0 win at Christopher over Russell Texaco. Russell outhit the Stags but failed to score, while Stags produced three runs in the third and added three more in the sixth as Marlow and Tapella sparked the offense.
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Oilers win extra inning thriller in Herrin league action
The Robbs 66 Oilers of the boys with dwarfism league topped the Illinois Indians 9 to 7 in 10 innings as four runs in the tenth gave the Oilers the win. Other results include K C 39 Cards, Wildcats 11 Bugs, Energy Yanks 6 Beetle Baums, and Braves 15 Aces in minor league play.
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Snead Grabs Medalist Title In PGA Open Defense
Sam Snead, known as the thrifty star, captured medalist honors at the 1949 PGA Championship at Scioto Golf Course. He shot a four under par 68 in the 36 hole round to finish at 140, matching the course record. Al Brosch finished second at 142.
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Aces Win Two At Carbondale In Night Softball
The Aces defeated National Guard 10 9 in an A division game. Walker Knowles and Brush led with three hits apiece as Carbondale hosts saw 14 hits to four by the Guards and 12 walks aiding offense. The Junior Legion beat Carterville 12 3 with Premister Fisher Reinhardt Williams and Eaton each contributing two hits. In Wednesday games the scene continued.
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Boxing results from last night across several cities
In Davenport Sammy An gott defeated Tim Dalton by decision. In Portland Paul Pender stopped Al Couture. In New York Paddy Demarco outpointed Ray Edwards. Matches took place at Dexter Park and other venues with local boxers earning decisions or stoppages.
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New York Stunts Triumphs in Aqueduct Handicap
New York Stunts won the Can't Wait handicap at Aqueduct, finishing ahead to claim the victory and purse.
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Aces Defeat Moose 10-4 in Baseball Clash
Coca-Colas top Attucks 15-3 in B division game. Coca-Colas compile 14 hits with homers by Ebb, T Stearns and D Stearns.
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