RC Regains Loop Lead As Plumly Tops O'Sullivan
RC regains share of first place as Plumly Lumber Co. snaps a five game skid with a 4-2 win over O'Sullivan Rubber Co. Arthur Insurance Co. beats Novick Transfer Co. 10-7. Goose Hart misplays a homer and is called out for failing to touch third as Plumly builds lead while Jackson hurls five innings of two run ball.
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Rain Delays Dooms Whiz Kids As Pirates Rally
The Philadelphia Whiz Kids led 3-2 before rain halted the game in the top of the seventh. The Pirates won 2-1 in a six inning affair after rain wiped out Waitkus s two run homer, costing Philadelphia a chance at the lead and the pennant race. Bill MacDonald earned the win with five victories.
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Old Faith Rededicated in Cooperstown Hall of Fame event
A. B. Chandler pledged Baseball's full support to the Armed Services during the Korean crisis and offered the players and workers for national service. Ford Frick spoke in Cooperstown as Chandler arrived late for the dedication of the Hall of Fame West Wing built at $175000.
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Ferrier Wins St Paul Open After Snead Misses Six Footer
Sam Snead and Ferrier tied at 276 after 72 holes in the St Paul Open. Ferrier won $2,600 with a clutch six foot putt in sudden death after Snead missed on the third playoff hole. Ferrier rose to No 2 on the summer PGA money list with the victory.
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Millionaire Helis Dies After Long Oil and Horse Career
Baltimore obituary notes William G. Helis Sr. died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a respiratory operation. A foreign-born self-made oilman, he built wealth in California and Louisiana, backed New Orleans ventures, and became a major racehorse owner with breeding interests. His son led a costly Greek drilling expedition halted by World War II.
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