Breadon Sells On Mexican Loop Rumors Stir
The article reports Breadon facing questions on selling his club to the Pasquels amid talk of a Mexican league expansion. Key figures include Lou Riccin Fred Martin Max Lanier and notes of a league meeting in Boston during the All Star gathering where Breadon plans to discuss his next move.
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Unclear baseball standings and player names from OCR text
The readable fragment shows scattered team names and player references such as New York Detroit Marshall and St Louis, with partial records like (3-2) and (1-0). The garbled lines limit extraction of a coherent event or outcome for a proper summary.
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National League Baseball Results And Matchups
Pittsburgh and New York split results with a 3 5 ex 2 2 scoreline. St Louis visits Brooklyn while New York faces Dor and Meers in another set. Budnick Andrews Roe Bain LeeShoun Jurisich are listed among players for various matchups in Philadelphia Boston and Philadelphia.
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Piedmont League Games Tonight Across Three Cities
Piedmont League basketball action tonight features Richmond hosting three games, Newport News visiting, and Portsmouth at home as teams square off to sharpen standings.
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Newport News
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Veeck Syndicate Buys Cleveland Club Under New Ownership
Bill Veeck leads a buyer group to acquire the Cleveland franchise with Bob Hope and Lee Grabiner moving into executive roles. The sale covers park and minor league interests as stock changes hands. Possible manager changes for Lou Boudreau and Jimmy Dykes are not decided.
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Robert Goldstein
New York
International Pictures Corp
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
St. Louis
Quips and Quirks In A Postwar Echoes Brief
A collage of gags and witticisms about rent, food, love, politics, and daily life. Observations poke fun at landlords, shortages, family life, and public figures with light humor and punchy one liners.
Parker and Talbert Blaze Way To Final
Parker and Talbert reached the Southern tennis championship final in Louisville. Parker defeated Bernard Bartzen 6 1 6 4 while Talbert beat Gardnar Mulloy 6 1 6 0. Women’s semis saw Prentiss over Kovacs 10 8 7 5 and Fry over Clifton 2 6 6 2 6 2. Doubles semis featured Greenburg and Larned over Brooks and Carter 6 4 and Talbert/Mulloy over Cooke and Cochell 6 3 6 3.
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Riggs And Budge Set Clay Court Title Showdown
Bobby Riggs of Chicago and Donald Budge of Loreles advance to the world clay court professional championship final in Richmond. Riggs beat Fred Perry 6-2 6-4 6-4, Budge beat Welby Horn 6-1 as a rain-delayed doubles match continued. They will face the winner of Perry vs Bill Tilden Budge Wayne Sabin doubles in the deciding match.
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Honeymoon Wins fourth straight at Hollywood Park
Inglewood California June 22 Louis B. Mayer's Sensational film Honeymoon repeated her success by capturing the $25000 Cinema handicap for three year olds at Hollywood Park. The one mile and one sixteenth race saw Honeymoon extend her win streak to four with a strong finish under jockey
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Open State Golf Tourney Field Seeks Record Entries
Logan West Virginia June 22 A record field of pros and amateurs is expected at the Logan Country Club for the three day 72 hole state open with more than $2 000 in prizes. Host pro Sins Browning says the nine hole course is in excellent shape for the event beginning Monday with registration opening tomorrow at the clubhouse. At least 125 contestants are anticipated as the championship was won last year by Arnold Browning of the Huntmaron's guvan Valley Country Club. The field will play 18 holes Monday and Tuesday with the low 48 advancing to the final 36 on Wednesday. Professionals compete for 1185 cash with amateurs for bonds and merchandise totaling over 800. Monday’s scores count for the pro amateur. A driving class and birdie eagle prizes are also planned. Par is 70 and records may not fall. Browning won last year’s weather affected 54 hole open at Lewisburg with a 220.
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Reasons Assigned Why Gals From Coast Dominate Tennis
California women top the American Lawn Tennis rating list due to fast coast asphalt courts and supportive male players. Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs cites Pacific hard courts, while Frank Kovacs notes faster play boosts speed. California stars like Cooke Betz Osborne Brough Todd Pren tiss Bundy lead national rankings and how many coastal players shape the sport.
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Phillies rebound with Verban spark in midseason shakeup
Ben Chapman praises June Phillies gains as Philadelphia acquires second baseman Verban from St Louis under Bob Carpenter. Verban joins a lineup reshaped by trades, providing new double play potential and power, while DiMaggio moves on to the Seals as the Red Birds and Giants shuffle outfielders.
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Indians Top Red Sox 4-3 On Edwards Homer
Cleveland under new owner and president Bill Veeck beat Boston 4-3 as Edwards hit a two run homer in the eighth with two outs. Doerr and Wagner led Boston with homers, while Jokauskas earned the win for Cleveland in front of 4 526 at the park.
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Ruffing Improves To Fifth Straight Victory For Yankees
Detroit loses 5 to 3 as Red Ruffing allows five hits over seven innings before Murphy finishes. Kept in game by New York offense with run support from Kell, Keller, Lindell, and Gordon. Attendance 38,900.
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Browns Flatten Senators In High-Scoring St. Louis Victory
The St. Louis Browns beat the Washington Senators 14 to 8 in a slugfest at home. Tex Shirley and Stan Ferens earned the win as the Browns totaled 18 hits off four pitchers while Washington committed four errors.
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Pollet stifles Dodgers in 5 1 win to even series
Howie Pollet allowed nine hits but stranded nine and earned his sixth victory as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 1 in front of 30,110 fans, trimming Brooklyn's NL lead to 1 1/2 games. Schoendienst, Kurowski, Marten, and Pollet drove in runs, with Pollet pitching out of trouble in key innings.
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Oak Ridge Baseball Diamonds Fuel City Sports Drive
Knoxville reports Oak Ridge plans to expand community sports with 12 playgrounds 24 tennis courts 4 lighted baseball diamonds 16 fields and 55 playground units. The Recreation and Welfare Association doubles staff adds specialists as participation rises to 199 softball teams and 25 000 tennis players last year with more expected this year.
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Gallorette Beats Stymie In Major Race
In New York on June 22 Gallorette from Maryland-W. J. L. Brann defeated Stymie to win a premier race for the first time in 44 years, spoiling the colt's bid to join racing's elite.
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