Reds Outlast Cardinals In Slow June Baseball Tilt
Cincinnati beat St Louis 8 to 3 as the Reds wore down 15 Cardinals including three pitchers. Woody Williams and linemen contributed for Cincinnati while Musial and Klein paced St Louis but staged no comeback.
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Seeded players win in tourney in Evanston
In Evanston on June 23 seeded competitors advanced to the NCAA tennis championships quarterfinals led by Francisco Segura of Miami and Tom Brown Jr of California. Segura defeated Walter Driver 6-3 6-2. Brown lost the first set to Bob Wasserman but won 4-6 6-2 6-0 and faces Wayne Anderson of Tulane next. Doubles also progressed with top California pair Cochell and Kim and second seeds Forre and Press advancing.
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Bob Wasserman
Ohio State
Wayne Anderson
Tulane
Ben Press
Robert Kimbreil
Southern California
Robert Smith
William and Mary
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Press
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Mia
Gunder Haage Faces Jeopardy of Jeep In Race for Records
Whitney Martin surveys the race setup for Gunder Haage in New York stressing the need for real competition to beat world records. With Greg Rice away and Gil Dodds underperforming, Haage may run unchallenged unless meet officials craft synthetic rivals to spur a faster mile.
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Hacer
Candini Nets Seventh Win as Senators Open Doubleheader
Milo Candini pitched his seventh win of the season in the first game, a 8 0 shutout over the Yankees, while Washington dropped the nightcap 4 0. Tiny Bonham and Alex Carrasquez worked for New York in a close second game. Candini added a double and inside the park homer, supporting a big first frame that gave the Senators early lead.
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White Sox Beat Browns 4 3 In Tight Chase
Chicago moves up from last place with a 4 3 victory over the eighth place Browns. Luke Appling and Jim Grant led the effort with multiple hits and a key double, while Guy Cartright extended his 18 game hitting streak.
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NBA Bans Galento Barnstorming as Exhibitions Only
The NBA ruled that Tony Galento barnstorming appearances will be strictly exhibitions not boxing competitions. Abe Greene said he informed Willie Gilzenberg, who agreed bookings will be on record as exhibitions. Galento will notify the NBA when he resumes real fast-action bouts.
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Col Winn Operates From Derby to Hawthorne Chronology
The article details Col. Matt Winn’s continuous racing schedule across Hawthorne, Churchill Downs, Keeneland, and Louisville tracks. It notes 59 consecutive racing days, including 10 at Churchill Downs and 30 at Hawthorne, ending with Hawthorne's last Lincoln Fields meet. Despite the nonstop work, Winn plans an idle summer, then resumes attending race meetings nationwide before the autumn campaign.
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Tubby Currence and War Sports Policy Debate
The piece compares military training with civilian sport urging rough contact play to build readiness. General Schmidt questions calisthenics for war readiness while navy officials praise rugged athletics. Rumors say the War Department may loosen limits on army inductees playing intercollegiate athletics, but time constraints for army students hinder participation.
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Lopez Fined $100 by National League President Ford Frick
The Pittsburgh Pirates disclosed that catcher Al Lopez was fined $100 by NL president Ford Frick for a dispute with umpire George Magurkirth over a called third strike in Chicago. The Cubs won 1 to 0 after Lopez was called out with a runner on third and two outs in the ninth.
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al Lopez
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday and today
Results yesterday show Brooklyn 7 to 6 over New York and Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 1 to 7, Chicago 4 to 5, St. Louis 3, with Cincinnati, and New York at Brooklyn today. Brooklyn hosts New York Mellon and Philadelphia visits Boston with Johnson and St Louis meets Cincinnati.
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Daily Sports Scores and Upcoming Matches Listed
Results show Washington 40 over New York 6-4 and Cleveland 1.3 over Detroit 314 with other scores noted. Scheduled games include Chicago at St Louis, Boston at Philadelphia, and Philadelphia at Terry with various players named. list echoes twilight futility and matchups.
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Milwaukee 8 and St Paul 1 in opener
In a set of early results Milwaukee 8 defeated St Paul 1 while Toledo led Louisville 2 to 1. Indianapolis and Columbus played to a 2 1 tie with Louisville and Toledo both posting 3 and 2 respectively.
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Kansas City
Father and Son Day at the Playground
A city playground event invites fathers and sons to visit today during the afternoon hours. Director Tony Lotito encourages parents with unregistered children to attend, observe supervised grounds, and join in on-time play sessions with their kids.
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Tony Lotito
Spouse 1-3 Rochester 6 2 Toronto 7 Newark 5
A compact score list shows spouse 1 3 in Rochester with 6 2, Toronto 7, Newark 5, Baltimore 16, Buffalo 4, Jersey City 4, Montreal 2. The brief indicates a sequence of regional outcomes and results.
Correction: Tri-County Junior baseball results corrected
The page yesterday misidentified winners in the Tri-County Junior games. Correct winners are Poca and Bramwell, with Poca and Boissevain later defeating Bluestone 4 3. A jockeys racing outfit weighs about 30 ounces including boots.
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Hospital To Get First Contingents Wounded Service Men
Cambridge Ohio June 23 Col Taylor E Darby said Fletcher general hospital dedicated May 31 by the war department will receive its first contingents of wounded service men Friday One hundred and thirteen men wounded in the Atlantic war zone will be received from Halloran general hospital Staten Island New York and another contingent of 45 men from Bushnell general hospital Salt Lake City Utah The latter group were wounded in the Pacific war area.
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Makann Scores Third Triumph at Charles Town
Makann led the field through four and a half furlongs to win by a length and a half over Terry May at Charles Town. Shenandoah Stables’ entry Mardi Gras was in the mix, with Pallarosa third. Jockey Sammy Paulumbo rode Makann to a time of .49 2-5, paying 8-4 for a win. Sampler and Exhort scored earlier as doubles boosted pool returns.
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WLB Orders $1.20 Hourly Wage For 1st Class Mechanics
The War Labor Board shipbuilding commission set a $1.20 hourly wage for first class mechanics at Marietta Manufacturing in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Interim rates for other classes stay in effect 60 more days to aid negotiations between the company and the AFL Boilermakers union. The yard employs about 1,500 workers.
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Larkin Stops McIntyre in Fifth at Twin City Bowl
Elizabeth New Jersey June 23 Tippy Larkin of Garfield defeated Bobby McIntyre of Detroit by technical knockout at 2 58 of the fifth round. Larkin dominated from the start flooring McIntyre twice for counts of nine and forcing referee Joe Mangold to halt the bout.
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Woman Drowns in Kanawha River Near Charleston
Coroner Max Goldman reports Nellie Rupe a 22 year old Charleston cafeteria employee stepped into deep water while wading in the Kanawha river and was drowned.
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