Yankees Blast Red Sox 14-4 in Boston Showdown
The New York Yankees hammered Boston 14 to 4 as Dave Ferriss was routed for the first time in his career. The Yankees exploded for 13 runs in the fifth inning, piling up hits and errors by Boston to seize control and move within one run of the league record for scoring in a frame.
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Red of the Merchant Marine: Thorpe Film Rights and What Might Have Been
A history of Jim Thorpe's film rights shows MGM bought the biographical play Red Son of Carlisle in 1931 with Thorpe’s collaboration, but no movie ever materialized. Metro kept no active plans, while Thorpe later sought to reacquire rights but was refused. The piece suggests a new biopic titled Red of the Merchant Marine could still emerge if a strong project is produced.
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Date Extended For Play In Golf Meet
First round matches in the governor's cup golf tournament must be played on or before June. The time was extended one week to allow qualified players to stage their first matches during the period if possible. A return match between Beckley's Knight Club and another club is planned, with the second round to be completed by Sunday July 1.
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Bitsy Mott Leaves Navy for Tampa Homecoming
Philadelphia report says Bitsy Mott has been discharged from the navy and is en route to his home in Tampa. General Manager Herb Pennock confirmed he had been notified but had not heard officially. Mott, once a Utica area native, began the season as a regular infield for the Phillies before his naval service.
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State Conservation Board Holds Final Meeting in Charleston
The seven member body reports its successor the state merit system council will oversee civil service for certain employees. An advisory commission will form the present administrative group and affect about 120 positions in game protection forestry.
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Busher Faces Stiff Odds in Santa Anita Derby
In Arcadia California June 21 the Santa Anita Derby features Busher the likely favorite in a hot three year old field. Analysts cite four likely contenders Sea Sovereign Best Effort Checkerhall or Bymeabond with Sweepida as a possible long shot if any other horse sneaks in. The purse totals around 6500 dollars with a winner’s share near 38125 and a six cup prize if Busher prevails.
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Professional seeks congressional aid to curb intercollegiate athletics
Oklahoma coach Bruce Drake asks Rep Mike Monroney for a national survey and a “czar” to regulate professionalism in college sports. He proposes cross‑section scholarship terms, a per‑school fee to fund the czar, and safeguards so athletes can choose schools over programs. Monroney warns no funds exist and any survey would rely on elections. Drake plans meetings with university presidents and conference athletic directors to outline binding scholarship terms. Also lists today’s sports schedule including Wash at Boston and Philadelphia at New York games.
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Top Golf Stars Start Test at Plum Hollow
Four of the nation's top professional golfers Byron Nelson Harold Jug McSpaden Craig Wood and Sam Byrd compete in Detroit at a 72 hole invitational benefiting a golf fund for servicemen at Percy Jones hospital Battle Creek Michigan. Net proceeds support wounded and recovering servicemen.
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Detroit Race Track Cancels Friday Sked
The Detroit Racing Association cancelled Friday’s eight race twilight program at the Detroit Fair Grounds due to insufficient entries. Tonight’s card remains on schedule. General manager George W. Lewis said racing will resume only after trainers enter enough horses 28 hours in advance. The track faced a crush with 36 horses claimed in the first four days.
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Waite Hoyt Returns Safe After Disappearance
Cincinnati sportscaster Waite Hoyt, missing since Tuesday, called WCPO to say he is safe and will return. Station manager Pat Smith offered no explanation for his absence reported by Hoyt's wife who said he has amnesia following a head injury in a Detroit game.
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Pirates suspend pitcher Ray Starr
Pittsburgh reports Ray Starr of the Pirates has been suspended indefinitely for leaving the club without permission. President William E. Benswanger said Starr was allowed to visit a sick son in Sandoval Illinois but left Sunday afternoon with the team in Chicago and did not return for a doubleheader.
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Germain Babe Are A Cinch To Play Final
Two favorites and two dark horses reach the semi-finals of the 16th annual women's western open at Highland GC. Zaharias defeats Kirby 4 and 3 and faces Becker after a 1 up win over Casey. Germain advances with a 5 3 win over Hicks. Freese eliminates Otto to set up a Germain Freese semis clash.
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Darrett Wins Double At Wheeling Downs Again
Jockey L. Darrett rode winners in both ends of the daily double at Wheeling Downs in Wheeling West Virginia. He won with Pack Lad die in the opener and Engala in the second race for a double payoff of 34 dollars. Pack Saddle paid 3 80 2 40 2 40 and Engala 14 00 3 80 3 40 in a photo finish with Belor. The feature underscores Darrett’s back to back double success in a week.
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American Association Scores from Milwaukee Meeting
Milwaukee hosts a score round with Toledo 6 to 5 in one match and Kansas City 9 to 1 against Columbus. Indiana fixtures show another 5 to 0 result while Louisville edges past another opponent 8 to 1.
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Donnelly Delivers Five-Hitting Victory for Cardinals over Reds
Blix Donnelly pitched a five hitter to lead the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-0 win over Cincinnati. Ken O'Dea hit a pivotal homer and Whitey Kurowski, Ray Sanders, and Emil Verban drove in two runs, with Johnny Hopp adding a seventh inning double. Kennedy took the loss after surrendering six of the Cards' eight hits through seven innings.
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Browns and White Sox dugout melee shocks league
The browns invaded the chicago dugout after a Chicago rally. Karl Scheel, the White Sox practice pitcher, was severely beaten and received first aid in the clubhouse. Manager Jimmy Dykes called it the most brutal incident he had seen in baseball.
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Dodgers Clinch Series With 9 2 Win Over Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers sweep Philadelphia in a 9-2 victory on June 21. Isadoro Leon held the Dodgers to two through seven innings before a big eighth inning sparked five runs off Anton Karl. Eddie Basinski delivered two triples, John Dantonio and Luis Olmo contributed two hits apiece, and Olmo added his seventh homer.
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