Mustangs Slug Way To 9-1 Victory Over Consairs
Don Herrel blasted two homers and four hits as the Davis-Monthan Mustangs beat the Consolidated Liberators 9-1 in Tucson semipro action. Vince Indelicato pitched five strong innings for his third win, while Bailey allowed 15 safeties. The win extends Davis-Monthan's long streak and puts Consair near the cellar with Southern Pacific.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights York Leeper Prospects
Lavis York, Rudy's brother, pitched a no hit game in a Newport News softball league and impressed Branch Rickey Jr. at Piedmont Park. Mason Leeper, Gastonia American Legion prospect, struck out 26 in 22 innings, with a one hit game and another no hit outing as his brother Bryan starred for the US Military Academy.
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Lou Little Improves, Meadowbrook Bowl Plans Heavyweight Show
Lou Little has been in bed recuperating from a meeting. Babe Culnan of Newark claims to have secured enough heavyweights for an all heavy weight boxing show at Meadowbrook Bowl on Monday, surpassing Mike Jacobs and Herman Taylor.
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Herman Taylor
Meadowbrook Bowl
Distinguished WWII pilots and a boxing coach honored
Lieut Col Ed Scott, a former Mississippi football star, ranks among the top two pilots in the Southwest Pacific with 520 flying hours over 80 missions. Roy Simmons, ex Syracuse boxing coach, becomes lieutenant commander and athletic director at Minneapolis NAS. Wing ace America Woydesses, a three time 175 pound champ, praised for Cape Gloucester performance. A Marine correspondent recalls a fan shouting at an umpire to "call it as if you see it."
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Mississippi
Sergt
Charles B. Kopp
Empire City sought race meeting move to Jamaica a year ago
A year ago Empire City requested permission to transfer its race meeting to Jamaica. Three years earlier Lou Gehrig, famed Yankee first baseman and iron man, died after a two year illness.
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Jamaica
Lou Gehrig
Weekend Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Leagues
Scores show Chattanooga tied 14 with Little Rock 14 while Pacific Coast League results list San Francisco 3 over Los Angeles 1 and Sacramento 13 over San Diego 8. Oakland 2 beat Hollywood 1. Portland at Seattle rain. Semipro Azteca Warriors face Southern Pacific with Ortiz or Carrillo possible. In the National League Pittsburgh at New York Fischer, Chicago Vandenberg at Brooklyn Head, Cincinnati Heusser at Boston Tobin, St Louis M Cooper at Philadelphia Raffensberger. In the American League New York Borony at Cleveland Calvert, Boston Bowman at Detroit Gorsica, Washington Niggeling at Chicago Humphries, Philadelphia Hamlin at St Louis Muncrief.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and teams
Yesterday's results list multiple results by league with scores for teams including Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Boston Cincinnati New York Chicago Rasateen Detroit New York Boston Cleveland Washington St Louis Philadelphia Jersey City Syracuse Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Newark Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Nashville New Orleans Birmingham Knoxville Atlanta Memphis.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Nashville
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Birmingham
Knoxville
Atlanta
Memphis
Rhumba Tap Swing and Private Lessons
Local dance studio offers Boogie Piano lessons at 1008 E. 12th from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with Don La Var providing instruction and rhythm guidance.
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Don la Var
Marana Defeats Ferry Command In City League
Marana's softball team defeated Ferry Command 6 to 4 in a city league game. Hopp led the losers with a triple and a single. Convair Armament earned a forfeited win when the Hi Y team did not show. Tonight at 6 7 30 and 9 p m at 22nd Street Park the Cardinals meet the Silver Streaks Field Operations vs Convair Chargers and the Daisy Maes vs Daniels Jewels.
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Convair Chargers
Daisy Maes
St. Louis Browns Back Into First While Losing
The St. Louis Browns slip into first place despite an 11-5 loss to Washington as Detroit outlasted New York 4-3 in 16 innings. Stan Spence tied a modern record with six hits, and George Metkovich hit a three run homer for Boston in a 7-6 win over Cleveland. The Cardinals widened their NL lead to 3.5 games with a 4-2 victory over Boston, while Cincinnati fell to Philadelphia 8-7. Danny Gardella hit his fourth homer in a New York Giants 53 win over Chicago. Phillies-Chicago game postponed.
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Angott Underdog Banters Over Williams Bout Odds
Sammy Angott scoffs at 214 to 1 odds favoring Ike Williams in their 10 round boxing opener at Philadelphia's Shibe Park. Angott says Williams will be knocked out later, while manager Charley Jones argues Angott would be favored elsewhere. Williams is viewed as the rising light welterweight challenger with a kayo punch that worries Angott.
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Stars pound rivals as Munger leaves injured in win
Yesterday's baseball action saw George Munger and the Cardinals hold the Braves to three hits in seven innings before departing with a dislocated finger. Dick Barrett drove in four as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 8 7 with help from Bill Lee in the ninth. Johnny Barrett homered for the Pirates to top Brooklyn and saved the game with a dramatic catch in the ninth. Danny Gardella lifted the Giants with a two run homer to beat Chicago 5 3. Stan Spence tied a league mark with six hits and a Washington 11 5 win over St Louis. Don Ross doubled home the winning run in Detroit's 4 3 victory over New York. George Metkovich also homered for Boston in a 6 76 win.
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Browns trade Marcum to White Sox for Whitehead
Five years ago the St. Louis Browns sent pitcher Johnny Marcum to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for first baseman John Whitehead.
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Trojans and Bears faces off in decisive California clash
University of California hosts USC in a doubleheader that will determine final CIAC standings. USC must win both games to tie UCLA for the conference crown. a split keeps USC second, while a California sweep puts the Bears in runner-up position.
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Umpire Bobby Hicks Uses Marine Valor To Guide Piedmont League
Durham, N C native Bobby Hicks, a new Piedmont league umpire, recalls 62 days under fire on Guadalcanal. A Marine Corps veteran with a medical discharge, Hicks now belongs to a career he loves, hoping to rise to the top in baseball.
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