Western clubs widen edge in intersectional play
Western teams led by the St. Louis Browns posted 61 wins and 47 losses in the May 24 to June 4 phase, besting eastern clubs as they toured the East. The Browns overtook the Yankees in the American League standings as the tour continued toward home sections with matches scheduled across New York, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
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Reds blank Braves as Walker hits solo homer for win
Gerald Walker and Arnold Carter led the Reds past the Braves 1-0. Walker hit a first inning homer and collected four hits to pace the Reds in their second victory.
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Junior Legion Crushes Chargers in 26-4 rout
In three City League baseball games yesterday the Junior Legion team overwhelmed the Dutch Mill Chargers 26-4 at Riverside. Carl Lopez limited the Chargers to four runs as four Dutch Mill pitchers failed to stop the onslaught. The Oury Park Tigers beat the Con Said Raiders 7-5 and the Carrillo Tigers defeated the Manhattan Athletes 5-1, both morning games at Oury Park and Riverside diamonds.
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Carl Lopez
Army Schooling To Be Recognized By Board
The Arizona state board of education announced a postwar plan to credit armed forces instruction toward high school diplomas. One boot camp credit, plus credits for specialized study, will be awarded after evaluation. Eligible veterans should apply to the U S Armed Forces Institute at Madison Wisconsin for records endorsement.
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Arizona State Board of Education
U. S. Armed Ice Institute
Madison
Wis
Johnston Opens Talks With Soviet Officials in Moscow
Eric Johnston, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, arrives in Moscow for discussions with Soviet leaders including the chairman of the all-union chamber of commerce and Alexey Krutkov, vice commissar of foreign trade. His arrival was announced in the press.
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Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
All-Union Chamber of Commerce
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Baseball season leaders show strong Brooklyn and Cleveland stars
AP lists top hitters and pitchers across National and American Leagues. Walker leads with 426 runs and 72 hits for Brooklyn, while Cullenbine of Cleveland tops batting with .383 and 54 hits. Barrett, Munger, and Borowy also feature among the season leaders.
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Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
Macon
Lanier and Munger
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Cleveland
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14 Counties To Get $115 336 In Fuel Taxes
The Arizona highway department will allocate 115336.98 of April motor fuel tax receipts to 14 counties while the rest is retained. April collections totaled 384456.60, up 25714.28 from March.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Department
Bridges Spins 3.0 Shutout for Tigers in Big Ten Clash
Five years ago Tommy Bridges struck out ten and hurled a complete shutout against the Yankees, helping the Tigers dominate in a standout pitching performance.
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