Feller Pitches Indians To Tie With White Sox Rally
Bob Feller pitched despite two days rest to lead Cleveland past Chicago 5 to 2 as Joe Gordon and Ken Keltner powered a late surge. The win keeps the Indians two games up with three left, with Lemon slated to start the opener against Detroit.
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Chicago White Sox
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Tribe
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Ken Keltner
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White Sox
Lou Bodureau
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Keltner
Randy Gumpert
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Taft Wright
Aaron Robinson
Cass Michaels
Floyd Baker
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Sox
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Highlights
American League games feature New York vs Philadelphia with Bauer homer and Porterfield win, Washington vs Boston ending 5-1 with Masterson loser, and Detroit routing St. Louis 4-1. National League results include Boston over Brooklyn 4-3, Cincinnati 5-3 at Chicago, and Pittsburgh 7-2 at St. Louis. Thursday's listed pitch matchups shown.
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Dry Forests Loom Again Over Idaho
A large high pressure system moving from British Columbia and Alberta will dry out forests and rangelands in Idaho. Weather officials say deer hunters should be careful as the deer season nears with little chance of measurable rain before opening day.
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Carlyle Smith
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Oregon Coast
Shoe trick ends in fine after border smuggling
Vasil W Rohotch of Minneapolis was caught trying to smuggle 430 in Canadian currency hidden in his shoe at the border. He was fined 200 dollars. Martha Vickers, film starlet, divorced publicist Andrew C Lyles citing his jealousy in records filed Tuesday.
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Out
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Andrew C. Lyles
Teachers Conference Highlights Readings and Sessions
The program lists sessions in social science music library guidance drama and administr ators with leaders from Pocatello Blackfoot Moreland and Preston. It notes topics from language politics to showmanship in music education and ends with a weight loss claim about walking 36 miles per pound and advocating low calorie diet over exercise.
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Wesley Harris
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Wesley Baker
Montpelier
Wayne Whitlow
Vocational Agcept
O. E. Manwaring
Ed Lovell
Thelma Christianson
Moreland
Mel Schubert
W. H. Simmons
Preston
C. O. Chandler
Orange
Texas
A. J. Winters
A. H. Johnson
C. O. Simpson
O. Wardle
Vadal Peterson
U. of Utah
Margaret Justice
P.E
Snead Crowned West Virginia PGA Champion at Home Course
Slammin Sammy Snead defeated Clem Wiechman 14 and 12 at White Sulphur Springs to claim the West Virginia PGA title. Snead led 8 up after 18 holes and posted a 64 in the first round, with first prize of 250 dollars.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sammy Snead
West Virginia
PGA
Clem Wiechman
Snead
Wiechman
Heath Broken Leg Ends Braves Star in Series Hopes
Jeff Heath fractured his left fibula sliding into home plate against the Dodgers at Ebbets Field. The 200-pound outfielder hit .318 with 20 homers this season and is out for the World Series. Doctors expect him to return next year. Manager Billy Southworth considers replacements from Milwaukee, with Marv Rickert or Jim Gleeson as options.
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Jeff Heath
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Boston
Heath
Rex Barney
Billy Salkeld
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Swedish Hospital
Herbert Fett
Dominick Rossi
Dr. Fett
Billy Southworth
A. B. Chandler
Braves
Marv Rickert
Jim Gleeson
Milwaukee
Indians Consider Standing Room World Series Tickets
Cleveland officials faced 1 020 000 requests for World Series tickets and planned standing room ducats and reserved bleacher seats to accommodate as many fans as possible. Ten hours after sales opened, President Bill Veeck estimated 80 000 to 85 000 could view each game in Cleveland, beating the previous Yankee Stadium record of 74 065.
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Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Glenn Davis starts life in Far East
Lt. Glenn Davis known as Mister Outside of Army football arrived in Korea on Wednesday. He departed the United States with a farewell kiss from Elizabeth Taylor and received a reception only from Korean fishmongers and fruit sellers at the docks in Seoul. Davis will remain in the army until September 10, 1950 and will decide his next steps later. He described his first impressions as surprised by honey carts and naked babies and noted Korea did not look as bad as he had feared.
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Elizabeth Taylor
West Point
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Red Sox Top Senators 5 1 to Tighten AL Pennant Race
Boston defeated Washington 5 to 1 as Ellis Kinder earned his 10th win. Boston built a 4 hit third inning and led 1 0 after DiMaggio and Stephens sparked the rally. Spence led Boston with three straight singles in the third and the Red Sox added an insurance run in the seventh.
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NAT
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Ed Stewart
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Ted Williams
Stan Spence
Birdie Tebbetts
Sid Hudson
Spence
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Carl Nielsen
Ward Thomas
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