Knabe's Rise Aims at 20-Game Season For Tigers
Dick Knabe, a 20 year old right hander from Dayton Ohio, has emerged as Detroit’s strong starter. He pitched a four hit 4 0 shutout against the Americas Phillies and earlier spun seven no hit innings against Moultrie. Knabe signed after leading Ohio high school in wins and strikeouts and set amateur records. Di Lullo remains confident he can reach 20 wins this season.
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New Court Stay of Execution Granted Wayne Woodruff
Waycross Ga June 23 An other court stay of execution has been granted Wayne Woodruff convicted of murdering Myron Suther land while the two men from Jacksonville Fla were on a hunting trip to South Georgia
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Augusta C of C Hopes for Channel in Savannah River
Lester Moody and T O Taher of the Augusta Georgia Chamber travel to Washington to press for a nine foot Savannah River channel to the sea. Rep Brown and Col Gee back channel construction before the House Public Works Committee citing potential savings on freight and regional growth. Hartwell dam project also on committee’s agenda with a vote expected soon.
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Tigers surge with hot pitching to climb back into first division
The Tigers rally on four straight wins powered by strong pitching as Bob Collins struggles in the ninth after a one hit shutout. Albany’s Morris Frank and Wilmer Mizell star for the league’s top mound exploits as Tidewater teams chase All-Star host status.
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Vernal Jones Stars For Cardinals In Close Win Over Giants
Vernal Nippy Jones mans first base efficiently for the St. Louis Cardinals and helps drive an 11-8 victory over the New York Giants. The win, slicing the gap to half a game behind the Dodgers, follows a multi-run rally with three in the fourth, two in the sixth and a decisive seventh inning. Ewell Blackwell earned his first win in relief.
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