Behrens and Tuero Duel in Slue Gray Tennis
Montgomery June 14 AP Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale and Jack Tuero of New Orleans seeded one and two meet in the singles final of the Slue Gray tennis tournament after advancing yesterday. Mrs Shaw of Washington and Tom Malloy of New Orleans won the doubles crown.
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New Orleans
Pirates minor league buzz features many former stars
The Sidelines notes Georgia Florida league activity with Pirates affiliate links. Debuts and trades involve Heving in Moultrie, Koart, Stingley and Judy among returns and releases. Ippolito maintains a high batting average for Lincoln while Little breaks up a no hit bid with Rome NY. Lee Jenkins returns to Valdosta Dodgers lineup amid rumors of a tumor.
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Rome
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Leddoff
Rocco Ippolito
Moultrie
Lincoln
Neb
Ippolito
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Allahas
Moundsmen
York
Pirate
George Judy
Uniontwon
Lee Jenkins
Valdosta
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson Tops Batters in National League
New York report notes Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers leads the National League batting with a .349 average after a 10-for-25 week. Ralph Kiner falls to third as his average slips from .366 to .339. Red Schoendienst rises to second, boosting to .340 with 11 hits in 20 at bats. E Kazals holds fourth at .331, edging Willard Marshall.
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Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Dodger Flash
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Pirate
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
E. Kazals
Willard Marshall
Sawatski belts two homers as Vols beat Mobile
Carl Sawatski led Nashville with two two run power shots in a 6 3 win over Mobile Bears. He collected four hits in four at bats and drove in two of Nashville’s runs while Pete Mallory earned his sixth win in seven starts. The Pelicans beat Chattanooga 11 6 as Jake Early and Bob Reid homered.
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Associated Press
Carl Sawatski
Sawatski
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Bears
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Pelicans
New Orleans
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Nurlers
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta Crackers
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Tailend
Lloyd Dietz
Pels
Jake Early
Bob Reid
Stormy Weatherly
Orleana
Cliff Perez Leads Rebels to Victory Over Savannah Tribe
Cliff Perez connected for a three run homer in the eighth inning as the Rebels defeated the Savannah Tribe 7 to 3 in the doubleheader finale. The Savannah Indians won the first game 7 to 2, leaving the Tribe one game ahead of Columbus in the standings.
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Five MLB Players Trade Uniforms in Pre Deadline Shuffle
Five major league players swapped uniforms amid trade rumors as clubs eye moves before the midnight deadline. Boston sent Mickey Harris and Sam Mele to Washington for Walt Masterson. Walker Cooper moved from the Giants to Cincinnati for Ray Mueller. Williard Marshall and Johnny Mize were reportedly on the block with Giants seeking a second baseman, eyeing Ed Stanky or Libby Listi, while Boston’s Marshall could be part of a deal. The Yankees target Detroit outfielder Dick Wakefield and Dick Kokos of St. Louis, with Priddy and Stirnweiss also involved in possible moves.
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All Bran Daily Cited As Help Against Harsh Laxatives
A reader testimonial from Clarence M. Smith of Madison Wisconsin claims Daily All Bran from Kell Battle Michigan helped ease severe constipation after 22 years. The letter promotes a money back double offer and urges others to buy for relief.
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Kell Tops American League Batting Title Lead
Veteran George Kell of Detroit tops AL hitters with a .346 average, widening his lead over Dom DiMaggio and Eddie Joost for the honor. Joost moves into second while Ted Williams and others follow. Kell also leads in hits while Zernial headlines the two-bagger list though sidelined by injury.
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George Kell
Detroit
Tigers
Kell
Dom DiMaggio
Boston
Philadelphia
Eddie Joost
Washington
Eddie Robinson
Ted Williams
Cass ‘Michaels
Bob Dillinger
St. Louis
Dale “ Mitchell
Cleveland
Hank Majeski
Vie Wertz
Joost
Vern Stephens
Joosted
Gus Zernial
Mitchell
Dillinger
Raschi
New York
Virgil Trucks
Charles Walcott Set for 14 Rounds at Comiskey Park
Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott prepare for the NBA heavyweight title bout June 22 in Chicago. Charles plans to weigh about 180 pounds to Walcott’s 195, with Walcott aiming to be at 195 as he trains near the camp 12 miles away.
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Jim Braddock
Question of Silence in McCarthy Era Contempt Case
The article discusses the 1950s House Un-American Activities Committee test case on whether a witness can refuse to answer about communism. It notes the appellate court upheld contempt rulings for those who answered refusal with because it might incriminate me. The piece cites John Howard, Dalton Trumbo, and Lawson as examples and outlines constitutional hurtles and uncertainties about future applicability.
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Walker Cooper Traded to Regs Leads All Star Catcher Voting
Chicago June 14 AP Walker Cooper traded yesterday by the New York Giants to Cincinnati for Ray Mueller leads National League catching votes for the All Star game in Brooklyn July 12. Yogi Berra top AL catching choice of the Yankees begins as early favorite. The annual poll is conducted by the Chicago Tribune and 504 media outlets, opening last Friday and running to midnight June 29.
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Wallker Cooper
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Ray Mueller
Brooklyn
Yori Berra
New York Yankees
Chicago Tribune
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