Tigers Win 7-4 Over Senators Amid NL Chase
Detroit beat Washington 7-4 as the Tigers stay hot on the road with 19th win in 22 away games while the Dodgers move into National League lead by crushing the Cubs 13-1 and the Phillies top the Cardinals 6-5. Kell and Evers fueled Detroit with four and five runs batted in respectively.
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Chinese Reds tame Poyang Lake amid flood relief drive
The Communist broadcast says Poyang Lake, swollen by the Yangtze and threatening 2.5 million acres of farmland, has been tamed. More than 120000 peasants repaired and strengthened 1800 miles of dikes around the lake to prevent future floods as conditions on the Yangtze remain severe.
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RC Cola Dominates Arthur Gaining On Top Standings
Royal Crown Cola defeated J W Arthur Insurance 7 to 3 to stay undefeated and close within a half game of first place O Sullivan. Novick Transfer Co burst for nine runs in the final inning to beat Moose Club 15 to 4 as Larrick battled through a chipped bone in his foot and Whitlock yielded four hits in defeat.
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National League standings and results recap
Major League Baseball update shows Brooklyn and Philadelphia atop the NL with Chicago and St Louis close. Yesterday's scores include Brooklyn 13 Chicago 1 and Pittsburgh 4 night, while tomorrow's schedule lists Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Cincinnati among others.
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Sports Roundup From Fullerton On Sanity Code And Miscellany
Augh Fullerton Jr reports on NCAA sanity code debate as delegates push for more cases and possible sanctions while noting shifts in policy after the Chicago meeting. The piece also covers a golfer's hole in one shown with a poor overall score, coaching notes, and various college sports anecdotes including Frank McGuire’s extended contract and peers’ remarks.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Pennsylvania Middleweight Crown
Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Robert Villemain of France at Municipal Stadium Philadelphia to claim the Pennsylvania 160-pound title. Robinson said he hopes to become world champion and would like to meet Jake LaMotta next, expressing readiness to defend the title.
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Stonewall High names DeHaven top athlete and honors others
Tommy DeHaven named best Stonewall athlete after earning four varsity letters in football basketball baseball and track. May Fisher named girls athlete. other four letter athletes include William L Brannon Charles Gillespie with many teammates earning letters across football basketball track and baseball.
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Deal talk and taunt echo in betting claim
In a taunting chat, he jokes about a possible fight with Vake and a potential deal. He adds that in Pennsylvania he would be the challenger and demand the champion’s share of the purse.
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