Rowdy Forget Ball Games To Toss Bean Balls
Dodgers beat Cubs 10 5 amid a feisty feud with beaning and five Cub errors. Passeau yielded seven hits and four runs before being relieved as Brooklyn exploited the instability. Cubs homer by Herman. Browns rally behind Laabs in Philadelphia.
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Whirlaway Sets Turf Money Record at Suffolk Downs
Whirlaway, owned by Warren Wright, wins the Suffolk Downs feature in 1 48 1 5 earning a total career prize of 545 366, surpassing Seabiscuit as the sport’s top money earner. George Woolf rode the winner before a 33 000 crowd, with Rounders finishing second and Attention third.
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Williams II High Bowler Tops Pantex League Scoring Battle
Williams of Williams II High Bowler Williams II High Bowler Williams of Williams II High Bowler Williams was high man with a 502 total at Amarillo Bowl in the Pantex Rowl ing League, narrowly ahead of J K Lyles who had 501 though more consistent with 168 165 168. In team results the Williams dropped two to the Midkiffs.
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Glider Softball League Opens at Glider School
The Glider Softball League opened with the McAllen Bombers defeating the 738th School Squadron B Flight 10 to 2. Winning pitcher Joe Pearson of Barnsborough Pa struck out six while Sgt Tiny Taylor suffered the loss.
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Golf Lesson By George Aulbach i Amarillo Country Club
George Aulbach advises women players to choose clubs that fit their strength and hand size. He notes many women use mismatched bargain sets and that proper grip and lighter shafts aid accuracy. He urges considering body size and recommends light clubs with whip in the shaft for most women. Watch for tomorrow's lesson.
Beaumon Exporters win two to tighten Texas League lead
The Beaumont Exporters defeated Oklahoma City 5 to 3 and 8 to 3 to extend their lead, while Fort Worth beat San Antonio 3 to 0 for an eighth straight win. Shreveport crushed Tulsa 14 to 1, and Houston Buffs beat Gordon Maltzberger's club 6 to 3.
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Argentine Tennis Champ Faces Test
Argentine champion Alejo Russell of Buenos Aires meets Charles T. Mattmann of Forest Hills in a quarter-final of the Eastern men’s clay court singles championships in New York. Russell won his prior match 4 6 6 3 over George Ball of El Paso, while Mattmann beat Eddie Moylan of Trenton 1 5 1 6 6 4. Top seed Ted Schroeder joined Wood Jr. and others in the quarter-finals.
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Ecuador
All-Star Grid Game Set At Abilene August 8
The North-South All-Star high school football game will be played August 8 at Abilene High Eagle Stadium. Frank Leahy of Notre Dame coaches the North and Wallace Butts of Georgia leads the South. Proceeds benefit Army and Navy relief funds and Abilene defense recreation funds. Ticket sales begin July 27.
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Hensell Leads Men's Day Golf With 30 Net
C Hensell topped Ross Rogers course play with a net 30 after a 37 gross and seven stroke handicap. Eight leaders earned golf balls as prizes among 32 players in the regular Wednesday Men's Day event. Other net scores included McMurtry 31, Keith 31, Muncy 34, Dowell 35, Witt 35, Reid 36, Payne 36, Mansur 36.
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George Mansur
Newsom Trade Talk Denied by Washington Owner
Washington owner Clark Griffith dismissed rumors he planned trading Buck Newsom to Brooklyn or any club. The Dodger interest dated back to March, but Detroit, Washington, and St. Louis blocked a waiver. Newsom’s season has been far from spectacular and his $18,000 salary has trouble.
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Big Ed Dudley Gets Big Chance
Detroit July 16 Big Ed Dudley a 40 year old veteran from Colorado Springs who played with three American Ryder Cup teams but never on American soil gets his big chance this weekend as substitute for Slammin Sammy Snead in the Red Cross relief matches Dudley shifted to the coppers when Snead could not arrange leave from the Norfolk Virginia base where he is in training with the navy Sergt Jim Turnesa will replace Dudley on the challenge squad Gib Sandefer Hardin Simmons University athletics manager is accepting advance orders.
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Fort Dix
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Don McNeill to Marry Helen Hull Hyde in Buenos Aires
Ensign Don McNeill former top tennis champion will wed Miss Helen Hull Hyde in Buenos Aires Argentina. McNeill stationed in Buenos Aires as naval attaché at the American Embassy.
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