Bowling Bowls By ADE ABBOTT
The Mixed-Up league ends tonight after a long season and features tense finishes with Hearn-Neons a two point gap behind Gregory Electrics. O. W. Manney led with 650 while Mrs Curl and Mrs White starred for the women, and Leroy Magers and Morrissett paced the men as teams chase top honors at the Tucson alleys.
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Ade Abbott
Gregory Electrics
Hearn-Neons
White
Sanderson
Elsie Pauli
Morrissett
Hearn-Neon
Leroy Magers
Manney-Abbott
Gregory
Quihuis
Curl
Pink Dixon
Loving
M&o Cigars
Smith
Tucson
Acme
Gregorys
Cardinals Climb to First as Dodgers Fall From Top
The Brooklyn Dodgers arrive in New York mired after a six game skid that cost them the National League lead to St. Louis. The Redbirds beat the Dodgers 7-6 powered by Don Padgett and Johnny Mize homers, while Cincinnati toppled the Giants 6-4 and the Yankees moved into third with a 6-5 win over Detroit.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dodgers
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
Redbirds
Chubby
Hugh Casey
Don Padgett
Johnny Mize
Dolph Camilli
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
John Rigney
Bob Moncrief
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's Stars shows Padgett and Mize powering the Cardinals with a homer double and single to beat the Dodgers. Rigney holds Athletics to six hits. Boudreau Heath pace Indians against Senators with doubles and bases loaded single. Muncrief spins four hits over seven for Browns over Red Sox. Lombardi McCormick Reds combine homers and timely hits against Giants. Dickey belts third homer in four days vs Tigers. Supreme Court ruling on football as a commercial activity taxable for admission.
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Associated Press
Don Padgett
John Mize
Cardinals
Dodgers
John Rigney
White Sox
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Jeff Heath
Indians
Senators
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Reds
Lick
Giants
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Tigers
Hubbell Sharp as Giants Blank Phillies 9-0 in Five-Strikeout Win
Five years ago Carl Hubbell, ace of the Giants, blanked the Phillies 9-0 for his second shutout and fifth win of the season.
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Carl Hubbell
Phillies
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