Bruins Gain By Whipping Pirates 6-5
The article notes a trend toward the American League featuring multiple 25 win club pitchers led by Hal Newhouser and Bob Feller while the National League lags in 20 game winners. It reports the Dodgers extending their NL lead to 3.5 games after a 6-1 win over the Braves, and the Cubs edging the Pirates 6-4.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Paradise
Grover Alexander
Philadelphia
Dick Rudolph
Bint James
Boston
Jeff Tesreau
New York
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Dave Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Newhouser
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Broc Ion Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Country Club To Host Weekend Medal Play Tourney
The Athens Country Club will stage an 18 hole medal play point event this Saturday and Sunday. Players earn one point for par two for birdies and three for eagles. Qualifying dates for the Southeastern Ohio and Country Club Championship will be announced early next week.
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Athens
Ohio
Dillard After Record In National AAU Meet
In San Antonio Texas the National AAU track and field championships open with a strong field of 290. Twenty one junior events and nineteen seniors pace the two day program. Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace College Ben Berea Ohio aims to set a meet record by running the 200 meters in about 22.5 seconds.
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America
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Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Hunt Club Formed by County Men in Athens County
The Athens County Farmers and Hunters Club has formed from the Fox Hunters and Coon Hunters clubs to promote better enforcement of game laws and cooperative action. With over 100 members, the group seeks better hunting and respect for landowners, plans speakers, and invites attendance at the July 18 meeting. Secretary Donald Wolfe, barber on State and Court, is a contact. officers include Mart Jenkinson president Irvin Finney vice president and Jake McCafferty treasurer.
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Athens County Farmers and Hunters Club
Fox Hunters
Donsald Wolfe
State and
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Irvin Finney
Jake McCafferty
Ohio Conference Seeks More Student Sports Programs
The Ohio Conference aims to broaden intercollegiate athletics for all students by adding sports or expanding teams. President W. J. Livingston and colleagues emphasize funding by college administrations and avoiding reliance on gate receipts to curb commercialization, with indications that all 20 members may field football teams next fall.
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W. J. Livingston
Denison University
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin
George Daniel
Lorain
Marietta
Athens Vets Rally to Down P and M in 6 4 win
In a hard fought game at Pythian Park Athens Veterans of Foreign Wars topped P and M 6 to 4. Kal Hindy started for P and M but was pulled after giving up six runs first inning. Walters and Hendrix finished on the mound. Athens seized an early lead with a big first inning and held on as P and M scored in the fifth and sixth. The Gallians next visit for a Sunday doubleheader. Jackson will start the first game for Gallians with Manley pitching for Middleport.
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Ibany Consolidated School
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Tar Heel shown with trout pulled from Tin Vine River in Burke County
A reader notes a boy fishing using a pole, hook and worm in Burke County North Carolina. The sighting highlights a simple act of sustenance amid food shortage concerns for his mother.
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Tinvine River
Burke County
N.C
Pitt Panthers May Rise Behind Wes Fesler At Pitt
Fullerton reports Pitt athletics optimism under new coach Wes Fesler as Athletic Director Jimmy Hagen seeks revival after lean years. Fesler instructs players to use first names, signaling a relaxed approach prior to fall practice. Phillies attendance and ticket crew antics noted, with Buck McCormick filling in as a ticket taker. Herschel Neil returns to competition at Missouri Valley meet, winning hop step and broad jump at age 32 after years away.
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Princeton
N.J
Pitt
Jimmy Hagen
Pittsburgh Panthers
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Jock Sutherland
Clark Chaughnessy
Fesler
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Phillies
Nate Alexander
Frank Buck McCormick
Phils
Herschel Neil
A.A.U
Favorites Advance in Tristate Tournament
Sixteen players, eight men and eight women, remain in the chase for singles crowns at the 45th Tristate tennis tourney in Cincinnati. Top seed George Richards of San Diego and Shirley Fry of Akron lead quarterfinal action as Fry defeated Rosemary Buck 6 1 6 2 yesterday and faces Louise Snow of Bakersfield today while Richards meets Gayle Kellogg of La Jolla, seed No 6.
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George [Richards
San Diego
Calif
Shirley Fry
Akron
Miss Fry
Rollins College
Rosemary Buck
Winter Park
Fla
Louise Snow
Bakersfield
Richards
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Baseball Scores From Last Night Across Leagues
American League had no games scheduled. National League Chicago beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5 and Boston defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1. American Association results show Columbus 6, Indianapolis 2. Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee 2. Louisville 5, Toledo 3. Kansas City 11, Paul 3.
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American Association
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Milwauke
Games Today Featured Interleague Showdowns Across Cities
Today’s schedule includes Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with Cleveland at Chicago and Boston at Brooklyn plus New York at Philadelphia. A historic line set on Pike’s Peak summit near Celo completed in 1891 reflects era rail progress.
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Cleveland
Chicago
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Celo
State Amateur Slated For Lima in July
Columbus AP says 36 public links players will be invited to the State Amateur Tournament at Lima July 23 27. A Southern Public Links event at Dayton July 7 and a Northern event likely at Cleveland July 7 will produce the 18 hole qualifiers. The Lima Shawnee Country Club host kicks off with an 18 hole qualifying round.
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John B. Gillespie
Ohio Golf Association
Lima
Gillespie
Dayton
Claveland
Theat
Shawnee Country Club
Peete
Mazar Surrenders Four Walks as Indians Sweep
Colum bus pitcher Al Mazar was knocked out in the fifth after four pitches as Cleveland’s Indians defeated Indianapolis 14 to 6 to complete a doubleheader sweep and stay four games back of St Paul in the American Association. The Indians had won the opener 5 to 2. Kansas City beat St Louis 3 to 2 in the ninth. Louisville topped Toledo 5 to 3 with a late burst. Milwaukee won 11 to 8 in seven innings, then completed an 8 to 1 nightcap win for Minneapolis.
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Columbus Indianapolis
Mazar
Columbus
Wayne McCleland
Innning
Indians
St. Paul
Kansas City
Saints
Blues
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Millers
Elusive Southeastern Ohio Golf Tournament Dates Confirmed
After a lapse in memory and earlier misprints, the Southeastern Ohio District Golf Tournament is finally set for July 27 28 and 29. The event spans Saturday Sunday and Monday with the final dates now confirmed on this page.
Four Left in Women's Open Contest at Des Moines
Des Moines reports four players remain in the Women's Western Open as Louise Suggs and Dot Kirby challenge favorites Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg. Suggs, 22, from Lithia Springs Georgia, defeated Phyllis Otto 3 and 1 to reach the semis, while Zaharias beat Betty Jameson 3 and 3. Kirby, the Atlantan, knocked out Mrs H R Staats 4 and 3 to join Berg facing Zaharias and Suggs in the next round.
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Des Moines
Georgia
Louise Suggs
Dot Kirby
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Miss Suggs
Lithia Springs
Babe
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Miss Kirby
H. R. Staats
Davenport
Iowa
Indians First Baseman Refuses Nashville Pact
CHICAGO Jan. Veeck’s initial player deal for the Cleveland Indians hit a snag as first baseman Mickey Rocco declined to sign a Nashville contract. The rejection blocks the arrangement contemplated by President Bill Veeck as part of his early managing efforts.
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Chicago
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Rocco
Nashville
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