Red Sox Star Kinder Pays Off Big Investment
Ellis Kinder, once dropped by the Yankees and once written off by Boston, finally delivers with a 6-0 shutout of Washington. He carries a 15-5 record as Boston steadies in the AL race, while Brooklyn and St Louis exchange crucial NL outcomes.
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Ellis Kinder
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Kinder
Binghamton
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Sox
Arkansas
Baseball Standings and Highlights From A Busy Day
Standings show Buffalo Newark Syracuse Montreal and others with varied records. Yankees beat Mackmen as Tommy Henrich drove in two in the sixth and hit his 22nd homer in the eighth. Indians shut out White Sox as Garcia and Benton helped. Brooklyn rallied to beat the Braves in 12 innings on Duke Snider's double. Kiner drove in five as Pirates toppled Cardinals.
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Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Dick Weik
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
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St. Louis
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Pirates
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New York Giants
Braves
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Troit
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Browns
Tommy Henrich
Mackmen
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Henrich
Duane Pillette
Mike Garcia
Aston Benton
Indians
White Sox
Bob Kennedy
Garcia
Dale Mitchell
Randy Gumrt
Duke Snider
Red Barrett
Ralph Kiner
Cliff Chambers
Eloy Apcos Depart For National Semipro Tournament
The Eloy Apcos left Phoenix for Wichita Kansas to compete in the 15th annual national semipro baseball tournament. The 32-team double elimination event opens with Eloy slated for a late game and arrival planned to fit the program headed by Joe E Brown and Happy Chandler. Also notes Seymour Greenberg won the national public parks tennis title ten years ago in Chicago.
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Eloy Apcos
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Apcos
Joe E. Brown
Happy Chandler
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
National Public Parks
Middlecoff Tops Snead In Match In Memphis
Cary Middlecoff leads Sammy Snead by four laps as the two meet for the final two matches of an unofficial world championship series in Memphis. Snead trimmed two strokes in Knoxville, and the pair play 18 holes of medal play at Colonial Country Club with a banquet and the final round planned over the weekend.
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Memphis
Cary Middlecoff
Sammy Snead
Snead
Doc
Knoxville
Cary
Colonial Country Club
Radio Schedule Highlights Veteran Organizers Celebrate VFW 50th
A dense Sunday program lists VFW 50th Anniversary events with the Playroom Sports Parade and All-Star Football times. The schedule features Tommy Dorsey Glen Gray's Orchestra Vaughn Monroe and numerous religious and music segments culminating in news and Sunday Matinee offerings.
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VFW
Gangbusters
Gamsters
Tommy Dorsey
Glen Gray
Broadcast Schedule Fragment Lists Mediation and Classic Shows
A jagged listing of radio and television program times includes mediation segments, Eddy Arnold and Sheilah Graham appearances, mysteries and game shows, and a mix of musical and drama titles such as Drive In and W, KCNA Symp, Sam Spade, Life Looks Back, and Standard Hour. Names include Eddy Arnold, Sheilah Graham, Bill Cunningham, Burl Ives, Miss Brooks, Ethel Merman, Horace Heidt, Phillip Marlowe, and Sam Spade among others.
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Sheilah Graham
Bill Cunningham
Harold A. Pat
Star Playhouse
Corliss Archer
Miss Brooks
Ethel Merman
Rocky Jordan
Liama
Horace Heidt
Phillip Marlowe
Whistler
St. Fran
Starlight
Chet
Chet Huntley
Maryann Mercer
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Life Looks
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