Subconscious Mind Guides Great Athletes To Victory
Grantland Rice examines the competitive spirit and subconscious mind in sports. The piece cites boxing stars Lou Nova, Max Baer, Jack Dempsey, Gunboat Smith, Tommy Loughran and Leo Lomski, detailing how fighters fought on in fogs and trance while their conscious minds failed to track the action.
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Leo
Joe Smith
Paraded Cubs Front Office Geniuses Accused of Ruining Team
Henry McLemore snarls at the Chicago Cubs front office for moves he says wrecked a pennant hopeful by trading star players and overpaying for aging talent. He lists former Cubs stars now thriving elsewhere and mocks deals with the Phillies and Giants, lamenting misjudged signings and salaries.
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Hank Leiber
Gus Mancuso
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Texaco Rockets Dekex Tenmn In 16 4 Playoff Win
Texaco Fire chiefs beat Dekex Twilight 16 to 4 in a playoff rematch angering league leaders. Jerome Warner pitched two hits allowed and five strikeouts as Texaco drew 10 walks off Hurler Vick. Standings note teams return to Diamond for next schedule with Texaco facing Farm Security.
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Abilene Apaches sweep Amador Sox in three straight
Abilene's Apaches defeated Amarillo 7 to 6 in Monday night action to complete a three game series win. Tysko earned the victory with six hit allowed over seven plus innings before Parks relieved. Vernon Hudson led Amarillo with two hits including a double.
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Smith
Houston Takes Lead as Buffs Top Dallas 6-5 in AP Report
The Houston Buffs move to sole first in the Texas League after Ernie White relieves and halts a Dallas rally in the eighth, securing a 6-5 win. San Antonio climbs to second with a 9-7 victory over Oklahoma City as Shreveport and Dallas tie for third. Ray Starr shines for San Antonio, and Tony Criscola homers for Houston. Beaumont defeats Tulsa 14-7 with strong pitching.
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Whee
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Abilene Apaches Rally Prompts Standings Shuffle
The Abilene Apaches surge in the West Texas New Mexico League after a string of wins and a 22 to 9 victory over the Lubbock Hubbers. The club has moved into a seventh place tie with the Midland Cowboys while the Sox sit in sixth. Half the original roster has switched to the Ahi lineup amid the turnaround.
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West Texas-New Mexico
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Lubbock Hubbers
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Redmen
Yankees Rally Past Tigers Despite Slump in Hitting
New York wins 8-5 as they collect 13 hits led by Gordon Dickey and Rolfe. The club remains in a hitting drought, scoring just 21 runs in six recent games against Cleveland and Detroit while relying on pitching and defense to secure the victory.
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