Hughson Delivers 1-0 Win as Red Sox Top Indians
Cecil Tex Hughson blanked Cleveland on three singles in seven innings, fanned nine, and drove Boston’s lead to seven and a half games after a 1-0 victory that followed Bobby Doerr's third inning triple and Rudy York's sacrifice fly. The Dodgers also beat the Cardinals 7-5 to extend their lead in the National League standings.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Cecil
Tex) Hughson
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Bobby Doerr
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Pee Wee Reese
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Ebbets’ Field
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Cubs
Johnny Mize
Phil Cavarretti
Frank Secory
Chicago
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Tiger
Newhouser
Phillies Rally Past Reds to Break Skid in Narrow Win
The Philadelphia Phillies edged the Cincinnati Reds 2-1 behind Schoolboy Rowe’s pitching as they climbed out of the National League cellar. Mort Cooper blanked eight as the Boston Braves beat the Pirates 3-2 while Cecil Travis delivered a ninth inning single to lift Washington over St. Louis 4-2. The Athletics also won 5-4 over the White Sox with Phil Murchison tossing a complete game for his third win.
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Schoolboy Rowe
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mort Cooper
Boston Braves
Pirans
Ralph Winner
Bucs
Braves
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Boston
Dick Culler
Cecil Travis
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Denny Gatehouse
St. Louis
Senators
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Phil Murchildon
A's
Danville Keeps Pace With Cubs In Three-I Race
Danville and Davenport remain in a tight Three-I League pursuit as Davenport beats Springfield 14-8 to improve to 29–14 and a .674. Danville wins 4-1 over Evansville to reach 80 wins on the year with 15 losses and a .667. Evansville sits 24% behind in third.
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CUBS
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Associated Press
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Springfield
Browns
Dodgers
Quincy
Waterloo
White Hawks
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Deceatur
Phillies
Decatur
Valparaiso appoints Emery Bauer as head football coach
The appointment of Lt Emery Bauer assistant athletic director at the Iowa Preflight school in Ottumwa as head football coach at Valparaiso University has been announced by President O P Krets. Bauer, a Valparaiso graduate with a master's from the University of Iowa, will be discharged from navy duty.
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Valparaiso
Emery CG. Bauer
Os Iowa
Ottiiawa
Valparaiso University
O. P. Kretsmin
Bauer
University of Iowa, Noy
NBA considers new weight class for heavyweights
Washington reports the National Boxing Association endorses a 185 pound limit for heavies and plans a 165 pound class. NBA officials say the Louis Conn bout violated weight equality and the rule would prevent such mismatches. A convention in Cleveland this fall will consider the change.
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National Boxing Association
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Billy Conn
Harvey KE. Miller
NEA
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Conn
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NBA
Cleveland
Local Boy Falls Short After Losing Swim Pants
In Omaha on June 22, 13 year old Marty Kaplan led on the final lap of a swimming race but swam out of his pants and finished a embarrassed second to the favorite.
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Omaha, Neb
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Marty Kaplan
Baseball deal sends McCosky and Higgins to new teams
Two former Detroit Tigers stars move to new clubs. Barney McCosky is traded to the Philadelphia Athletics for infielder George Keil, while Pinky Higgins goes to the Red Sox for waiver price.
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Barney McCosky
Pinky Higgins
McCosky
Philadelphia A’s
George Keil
Higgins
Red Sok
Waiver Price
Methodists and Presbyterians win last night in YMCA league
The Methodists beat Congregational 16 to 12 and Presbyterians defeated Catholics 13 to 6 in the YMCA church league doubleheader. Myers, Girard, Pigsley, and Warne led the Methodists, while Hockom and Murphy tops for Presbyterians. Line scores show Presbyterians 8 12 0 2 0 5 1 and Catholics 1 0 0 0 4 1 0.
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Columbus Rocks Louisville Four to One
Columbus defeated Louisville 4 to 1 as Bill Clemensen held the Colonels to five hits. Columbus collected ten safeties off Earl Toolson and Si Simonds and scored three unearned runs from Louisville errors. The win leaves Columbus four games behind St Paul for the American Association lead. A separate game saw Indianapolis beat Toledo 7 to 4 with six seventh inning runs.
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Associated Press
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Si Simonds
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Son of Former British Titlist Is Junior Champion
Sixteen year old Mac Hunter son of a former British Amateur champion wins the Western junior amateur title in a 38 hole final against Bob Abrahams. Hunter trained by his father Willie Hunter now a Riviera club professional shows poise and strong finishing burst on the second extra hole. Abrahams undefeated in Big Nine match play plans to compete next at Princeton as Hunter heads to Chicago for a Midwest stay through July.
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Hogan Demaret Duo Chasing Nelson M Spaden In Inverness Tourney
Byron Nelson of Toledo and Harold McSpaden teamed to win two matches and take a two point lead in the Inverness Invitational. Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret trailed close behind with 11 points after three rounds as the two front runners exchanged early positions in the tourney chase.
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Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Hogan
Southern Cal Needs Distance Wins to Secure NCAA Title
In Minneapolis on June 22 the Southern California track team pressed for a victory in the mile or two mile to supplement points from eight Trojans in seven events. Illinois also qualified eight runners in six events, threatening the title as contenders from other schools remained limited in field events. Harrison Dillard and Lloyd La Beach top the featured sprint showings as the meet narrows to final distance races.
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Southern California
Trojans
Illinois
Illini
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace
Wisconsin
Lloyd la Beach
Norman Tedersen Sets Texas Wide Jump Mark
Norman Tedersen of Iowa State achieved a 24 feet 714 inches long jump as Poul Fagerlind failed to qualify in the javelin event.
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Towa
Poul Fagerlind
Major League Leaders National League Standings Snapshot
The roundup lists top NL leaders with Stan Musial of St. Louis excelling in batting hits and RBIs. Other leaders include Walker Brooklyn and Slaughter St. Louis in runs, Ennis Philadelphia, and Mize New York for home runs. Pitchers Sighe Brooklyn and Kush Chicago lead in wins and ERA.
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Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
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Slaughter
Ennis
Philadelphia
Friples
Cavarretta
Chicago
Mize
New York
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Keiser
Hopp
Boston
Sighe
Kush
Baseball Leaders Snapshot From Early American League
The data highlights Vernon and Williams of Boston as top batters with Vernon and Williams posting high averages and runs. Pesky and Williams each tally 76 hits, Doerr and Williams drive in runs, Greenberg Keller and Williams HR leaders tied at 15, Ruffing and Kramer lead pitching.
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Boston
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Tesky
Doerr
Pesky
Washington
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Edwards
Cleveland
Feller
New York
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Detroit
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Case
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Kramer
St. Louis
Kirby Beats Phyls Record at Wakonda
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta shaved one stroke off the Wakonda course record in Des Moines as she toured the 76 yesterday during warmups for the Women's Western Open finishing stroke play with strong form.
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Atlanta
Wakonda
Des Moines
Chylis Otto
Atantic
Lucille Robinson Mann
Omaha
Next Monday Opens Tournament Play
Miss Otto, a Northwestern University graduate from Evanston, appears for next week's tournament after arriving yesterday. The note confirms plans to start competition Monday with Otto among the entrants.
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Northwestern University
Evanston
Sale of Indians Formally Announced
Cleveland announces the purchase of the Cleveland Indians by Bill Veeck who will be president of the new organization. Harry Grabiner, former Chicago White Sox vice president, becomes vice president. Joseph C. Hostetler remains secretary as director. Resignations of Alva Bradley and Roger Peckinpah were accepted.
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Cleveland Indian
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Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
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Joseph C. Hostetler
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Roger Peckinpah
Marne News Briefs Show Locals Traveling and Visiting
Marne residents report a vacation trip to Minnesota by Mr. and Mrs. William North. Mrs. Opal Gress works at the post office. Lillian Christensen of Atlantic returns home for a week. Rudy Lark and family of Amery Wisconsin visited relatives here. Kay and Craig Hammond from Wiota stopped to see grandparents. Lloyd Schroeder of the U S maritime service arrives for 30 days with family. Several local visits and a Kansas remodel by Claus Krumbeck conclude the brief.
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Unsure visitors and family visits noted in local notes
Mrs Wayne Shahan and daughter Patty Sue visited sister Betty Van Diepen at Boyden on Sunday. Mae Pardee was in Omaha Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Don Biggs and baby from Hastings, Neb visited Hill and Robert Biggs and families and sister Mrs Allan Miller. Hans Christensen is at Jacksonville to visit daughter in law Mrs Fred Christensen and other relatives.
Diet MPs Move to Ban Heckling After Uproar Session
Japanese lower house representatives agreed at an interparty conference to ban heckling and hooting in future sessions as a self-censure measure after yesterday's Diet uproar. The rule targets shouting insults including the word bakal.
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Tokyo
Beech's Deep-Rock Service Ad Encourages Safe Driving
Local Atlantic Iowa fuel station Beech's Deep-Rock Service promotes careful driving with a slogan about keeping your head down and eyes on the ball while fueling at Deep-Rock. The ad appears in Atlantic city pages with contact listed as 7th and Walnut and phone 368.
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Chestnut St
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City Park
Beech's
Beech’s
7Th & Walnut
Iowa
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