Baseball Fracas At St Louis Browns Blamed For Loss
The St. Louis Browns, mired in a 14 loss stretch, clashed with the Chicago White Sox as tempers flared in a 4 1 defeat. George Caster and Luke Sewell sparks fueled the bench battle sparked by frustrated Browns, while White Sox starter Ed Lopat set the tone with his team’s eighth inning rally. The incident comes as new Commissioner Albert Chandler surveys the affair after taking office this week.
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Albert B
Happy) Chandler
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al Hollingsworth
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Legion Tops Espee Convairs In Triple Tie Spin
Bailey pitched five hitters allowing seven hits as the Legion defeated the Espee Convairs 7-3 to join a three way tie for second place with the E-C club and Davis Monthan Mustangs. Carey homered twice and drove in two runs while Acosta and Robison added key steals and runs in the win.
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Diego Carrillo
Lee Carey
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Manager's Orders Sam Oliver Hurls No Hit Game
Sam Oliver, a copper plant welder, pitched the league's first no hit game for Salt Lake City in the Utah Industrial base ball league. He rushed home after a double shift for a quick nap then took the mound against Magna, fulfilling a vow as his wife warned she would never attend another game if he missed it.
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Cubs rally with four straight wins as Dahlgren Cavaretta homer
Babe Dahlgren of the Pirates and Phil Cavaretta of the Cubs homered in a Cubs win marking four straight victories and eight in 11. The Braves beat the fading Giants 15 to 10 in New York with Joe Mack driving in six on a homer, double and single. Elmer Nieman also homered and Danny Gardella hit two Giant homers. Mickey Haefner pitched a six hitter as the Senators defeated the Athletics 7 to 5 amid Philly errors. New York at Boston rained out. St. Louis and Cincinnati idle in the National League.
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Butch) Nieman
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Johnny Rucker
Mickey Haefner
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Stars Shine as Braves Top Giants in Eight-Run Rally
Joe Mack drove in six runs with a homer a double and a single while scoring four as the Braves defeated the Giants 15 to 10. Hal Newhouser and Claude Passeau pitched well in support as Detroit and Chicago posted wins. Goody Rosen went 3 for 3 in the Dodgers opener and Ed Lopat limited the Browns as the White Sox won 4 to 1.
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Bob Chipman
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Goody Rosen
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St. Louis
Berg Edges Haemerle in Western Championship Quarters
A year ago in Chicago Patty Berg fell to 18-year-old Betty Jane Haemerle by one hole in the quarterfinals of the Women's Western golf championship. The note mentions past champions and notable results from golf and track history, including Hogan, Turnesa, Demaret, and Jesse Owens.
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Patty Berg
Betty Jane Haemerle
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Mike Turnesa
Jimmy Demaret
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Broad
Berkeley
California
Babe Zaharias Wins Match In Western Open
In Indianapolis on June 21 Babe Zaharias, 31, advances to the Western Open semifinals after beating Dorothy Kirby at 19 and continuing a strong run in the 16th Women’s Western Open. Portland’s Babe Freese, 20, defeats Betty Jameson to reach the quarterfinals and faces Phyllis Otto for a Saturday showdown.
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Miss Freese
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Pistol Club Readies Match With Davis-Monthan Team
The Davis-Monthan Pistol team led by Sgt. F. T. Baker faces the Pima Pistol club in a Sunday match on the Pima range. Only .45 caliber handguns allowed. The event features Army L qualification with civilian medals and a 300-point possible score across slow fire, timed fire, rapid fire, and silhouette targets.
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Pima Pistol Club
Pima Club
Tucson Rifle Club
Fights Last Night By United Press
Philadelphia welterweight Willie Joyce outpointed Dave Freeman while Jackie Floyd edged Mario Colon in separate Philadelphia bouts. Georgie Miller stopped Roman Starr, and Tony Janio defeated Fed Addeo at MacArthur Stadium in New York with Del Gatto and Harvey also noted.
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Baseball schedule listing for National and American Leagues
National League games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at St. Louis Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia with night and twilight slots. American League matches Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Detroit at St. Louis and Chicago at Cleveland feature twilight and night starts.
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Minor League Scores Snapshot Across Leagues
International League results show Jersey City 2 9 Buffalo 0 6 Baltimore 4 2 Rochester 1 6 Newark 7 Toronto 5 Montreal 5 Syracuse 3. American Association Louisville 2 St. Paul 1 Columbus 6 Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 0 Toledo at Milwaukee postponed rain.
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Eleven Horses Set for Santa Anita Derby Classic
Arcadia Calif June 21 eleven horses remain in the field for Saturdays $50000 Santa Anita Derby. Top contenders include Louis Bayers Busher Sea Sovereign and Checkerhall with Best Effort and War Allies close behind. Jockeys named include Johnny Longden on Busher and Otto Grohs on War Allies with Woolf edging toward Bymeabond pending ride decision.
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Hank Greenberg Back In Detroit
Hank Greenberg arrives in Detroit after four years in the Army and is set to begin intensive batting practice at Briggs Stadium. Officials expect him to rejoin the Detroit Tigers by June 30 as he returns to the lineup.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
Greenberg
Briggs Stadium
Tiger
Phillies Star Vince DiMaggio Rejected For Service
Vince DiMaggio, home run specialist for the Philadelphia Phillies, again has been rejected for military service. He underwent a pre-induction physical and was ordered back for further tests after his latest examination.
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Bats Differ From Other Mammals in Sustained Flight
A note on bat physiology explains that bats uniquely sustain powered flight among mammals, a trait enabling diverse foraging and niche adaptation.
Friday Afternoon Radio Schedule Summary
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