Breezing Along with Briezt and Dodger Notes
New York sports column sketches Mrs Tot and Mrs Tex Carleton as hospital neighbors. Eddie Briezt recalls ex-champ lineups and ring chatter. Mentions Ted Williams, Medwick, Dempsey, Godoy, Hamlin, Londos, Sonnenberg, and Packers chatter. Includes gossip on wrestlers, boxing, and baseball de luxe notes from Brooklyn and Milwaukee.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Mra. Tot
Mra
Tex Carleton
Dodger
Brooklyn Hospital
Tony Can
Zoner
Ted Williams
Gost
Browns
Fred Haney
Grover Leads Athens Club Qualifiers in Southeastern Tourney
B T Grover tops the Athens Country Club qualifiers with a 156 to lead the southeastern qualifier for the Alh- S fens team. Grover posted four rounds, opening with a 78, then improved, and led the field ahead of Smitham Powell and Rutkoskie who chased in second. The event selects the 10 qualifiers for the Jackson tournament on July 8 and 9.
Guernsey Leads Hope For Third Straight Tennis Crown
HAW from Rice Institute aims for a rarer feat as the annual intercollegiate tennis tourney begins at Merion Cricket Club. Guernsey faces a deep field including Don McNeill Kenyon and Joe Hunt Navy after a recent setback at Wilmington.
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Guernsey
Uath
Rice Institute
Merion Cricket Club
Wilmington
Del
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Joe Huntt
Navy
McNeill
Bobby Riggs
Reds Sweep Giants in Double Header Showdown
The Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 7-4 and 2-0 in a Sunday double bill at the Polo Grounds. Whitey Moore started the day for Boston and Dick Erickson pitched for the Reds, with Milburn Shoffner securing the final win as the Reds tightened their hold atop the National League.
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Sincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Reds
Whitey Moore
Bl McKechnie
Dick Erickson
New York Glanta
Cincinnat
Hubbell
Giants
Harry Craft
Mike McCorm
Bill Hershber
Milburn Shoffner
U S National Men's Tennis Doubles Winners 1989
Question asks who won the U S National Men's Tennis Doubles championship last year 1989. The answer notes Acadian Quist and Jack Bromwich of Australia. Also asks if Eddie Collins played in the Minor Leagues and explains boxing ten second rule for fighters, mentioning state variations. This item is a fan service Q&A from Sports Service Bureau.
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Acadian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Eddie Collins
Big League Injuries Prompt Flurry Of Armor Themed Commentary
A noisy sports round up notes a wave of injuries among major league players and the ensuing media chatter. Specific incidents include Billy Jurges and Ted Williams collisions, Bob Bowman beaning Mediwick, and Roger Cramer shaken by a fly ball miss. The piece cites tribe of dramatic armor outfits as fans and cameramen anticipate dramatic scenes in postgame coverage. In NL action the Giants fall 7 4, Dodgers surge into second place, while Cubs rookie hurlers Mooty and Reafensherkor perform well. In AL, Detroit's Newson nets a ninth straight win as Cleveland holds a narrow lead. Senators and Browns split a doubleheader. rain postpones a Philadelphia Chicago clash.
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Hob" Bowman
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al Smith
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Wioed
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Iuck
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St. Tauls Browns
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Fulton Cable Win Country Club Tourney
Fulton and Bill Cable teamed to win the country club tournament at Athens Country Club. They shot 62 to beat nearest rivals Virgil Conkey and Charley, finishing two ahead. Second place went to Conkey and Charley with 64-12. A fourway tie for fourth included Miler, Cottingham, Dean, Haye, Mereil, and Young. Humphrey and Thome formed the A team of 1B golfers headed to Jackson for Thursday away matches against Jackson Chilicat and Portsmouth. Athra finished second at Chillicothe and Portsmouth with high hopes of topping the standings. Women's team play was postponed. Margaret Shirley won the bind bogey event. Round matches in the Presidents Cup must be played by Sunday. Pairings include Fulton vs Walker, Blower vs Hoover, Conkey vs Stumves, Cable vs Bartow, Humphrey vs Pond, Mayes vs Hicks, Algeo vs Trive, Beckley vs Balieyt, Kircher vs Ruthonle, Grover vs Nanna. In the Directors tourney semifinals Rich Rutkoske faces Bob Titer and Darrel Sethy with George Lanta.
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Bill Cable
Athens Country Club
Virgil Conkey
Charley
Miler
Cottingham
Dean Ad Haye
Mere Il
Young
Humphrey
Thome
Jackson
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Athra
St Feat
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Nenin
Margaret Shirley Winfine
Ase Wenewtay
Wain
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G. Blower
Hoover
Roberts
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Cable
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Paynter
Itumphrey
Pond
Thomas
Beer Litton
Mayes
Paulem
Hicks
Cian
Gorreon
Brake
Rood
Algeo Va
Er Beckley
Balieyt Kircher
R. Ruthonle
Grover
Nanna
Rich Rutkoske
Bob Titer
Darrel Sethy"wity
George Lanta
Hoosiers End Losing Streak
Indiana baseball report notes Indianapolis Indians snapping a two week skid with a 6 0 win over Minneapolis in the opener of a doubleheader. Bob Logan held the Millers to six hits as Mickey Haetner directed the offense in a split day with Toledo and Milwaukee’s 6 3 loss, while Louisville stayed mired in mid standings.
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Indians
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Millers
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Columbus
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Kansas City
League Leaders League Leaders NATIONS BATTING
Danning of New York leads nations batting with 369 while Frey of Cincinnati and Hack of Chicago pace runs. Pletcher of Pittsboro. Herman of Chicago has 14 hits. Hack leads with 19 doubles. Kioss of Boston has 1 triple. Mize of St Louis with 1 home run. Frey of Cincinnati 9 stolen bases. Pitching Melton of New York and Firesimmons of Brooklyn noted. Radcliff of St Louis leads with 5 runs batted in along with Fox of Detroit and Foxx of Boston 17 home runs. Case of Washington 15 stolen bases, Fitching of Detroit 8-0.
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New York
Frey
Cincinnati
Hack
Chicago
Pletcher
Pittsboro
Herman
Chien
Kioss
Boston
Mize
St Louis
Melton
Firesimmons
Brooklyn
Radcliff
St. Louis
Py Tuns—Williams
Fox
Detroit
Riples—Mccosky
Petro
Foxx
Case
Washington
Fitching
Lancaster To Open Meeting On Wednesday
Lancaster to open its sixth annual mid-summer racing meeting at Fairfield County Fairgrounds on Wednesday June 26 at 2 15 p m. Feature opening day Inaugural Handicap for three year olds and up with a 400 purse. Twilight racing Friday June 28 Monday July 4 and Friday July 6 with 4 15 p m first on those days.
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Lillsockey Club, Inc
Fairfield County Fairgrounds
Dr. C.N. Finch
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Harey Weiner
Troy Trusler
Leonard Lynch
Owen Pons
W. C
Bill) Daly
Tom Brown
Robert J. 'Dienst
Lancaster Jockey ‘Club, Inc
Hunt wins Ohio state Publinx crown in playoff thriller
Barney Hunt of Columbus edges rivals after two days of medal play at Akron. Santor from Youngstown led early with top scores, final playoff decided by a single stroke over Paul Lund of Akron and Dick Melwer of Springfield. Other contenders included John Mayer, Ken Peterson, and Mrs P L Linster in the women’s division.
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Barney) Hunt
Columbus Shipping Jets
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Youngstown
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Cleveland
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Dick Melwer
Springfield
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Mansfield
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Dayton
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Ennis Tournament Opens With Strong Women's Seeding
Rain washed out preliminaries but officials seeded the eight top women among the first 11 in the United States and top 10 worldwide. Alice Marble of Los Angeles led the field as the No 1 seed amid a strong opening for TRLStateEnnis tournament.
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Alice Marble
Los Angeles
Marble and Jagae Favored in National Clay Courts Finals
In the rain ruined National Clay Courts finals Marble and Jagae were considered odds-on favorites to win major titles. McNellis and Parker advanced in doubles, with schedule disruptions from rain forcing postponements and a final by default in the women’s events.
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New York
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Rom Herkeley
Call
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Los Angeles
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