Swede Gunder Wins 6000m National Meet In New York
In the National AAU 6000 meter race at Triborough Stadium New York Gunder of Sweden defeated J Gregory Rice by about forty yards amid ideal crowd noise. The race lacked close competition with Rice's late drive falling short as Wilt briefly led early. Rice plans a rematch in Chicago on July 3.
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Chicago
Baseball Scoreboard Yesterday and Tonight Matchups
Results show Boston 8 to 3 over Pr 8 and 7 to 2 in a later line, Chicago 7 to 9, Detroit 7 Cleveland 4, New York at Boston twilight features Wensloff and Terry, Washington night tilts with Arntzen versus Leonard, Chicago at Cleveland night Lee versus A Smith, Detroit at St Louis night with Trout against Galehouse.
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Cincinnati
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Bithorn
American Association City Beats Milwaukee in High-Scoring Game
In a chaotic contest City defeats Milwaukee 5 to 4 while nearby teams St. Pass 4 4 and Columbus 4 trade runs. The rough box shows a string of offensive spurts and miscues amid the play.
Baseball Leaders and Pirates Battling for Top NL Spots
Disjointed OCR notes reference Moerman DeGG08S Maggio and Pirates in NL lead race. Also mention Browns Senators and Athletics in AL context. The fragment mentions team matchups and top players without coherent details.
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National League Moerman
Ossceset
Csce Immaggio
Pirates
Bacdebentins Baekt
Gumbert Best Bucky Walters In Close Cincinnati Clash
In Cincinnati June 24 Harry Gumbert beats Bucky Walters for his second win over Walters in ten days as St Louis defeats Cincinnati 8-3. Musial and Kurowski pace the offense with doubles and a homer while Walters struggles early before being relieved in the seventh. Giants 3 Dodgers 1 ends Brooklyn’s series pace drop as Melton and Barrell spark NY attack.
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Mancus
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Sewell Shuts Cubs as Pirates Win 2 1 in Chicago
Pittsburgh pitcher Rip Sewell dominated the Cubs for the fifth time this season, allowing two runs to power a 2 to 1 Pirates win in Chicago. The Cubs grabbed an early 1-0 lead before Sewell settled the game with effective dipsy-doodle pitches.
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Chicago
Truett
Rip” Sewell
Pittsburgh
Brooks Do Mission Work Among Young Stars
Brooklyn Dodgers under Branch Rickey Jr. mobilize postwar talent pools by sending 20 000 letters to high school coaches asking for potential future major league players. Over 1 500 responses suggest promising teens, mostly 16 and 17, as the club builds a farm system and goodwill with scouts nationwide.
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Branch Rickey, Jr
Dodger
Branch, Jr
Big Ten Waives Eligibility Rules for War Time Football
Western Conference universities were assured of fielding football teams this fall as Big Ten faculty representatives waived all basic eligibility requirements during the war. The committee declared intercollegiate rules ineffective for the duration, allowing broader student participation while preserving enrollment and amateur status as minimal criteria.
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Big Ten
Armed Services
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University of Michigan
Brewster Deal Impresses Phillies In Hot Ebbets Field
New York June 22. In a sweltering game at Ebbets Field the Philadelphia Phillies discuss the Brewster trade with Cincinnati and Litwhiler move to the Cardinals. Bucky Harris praises Brewster, noting the infield changes and a rough assessment of gain versus loss as the ballpark heat bears down.
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New York
Ebbetsfield
Bucky Harris
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Feild
Litwhiler
Bucky
Phils
Brewater
Dick Whitehill
Earl
Cedar Rapids
Whitehill
Birmingham
Brooklyn
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Danny Litwhiler
Cardinals
Charlie Brewester
Cincinnati
Dain Clay
Browns Hopeful McQuinn Backing Up Strong Hitting
Richmond reports Browns first baseman George McQuinn awaiting final army physical at Camp Lee. Officials will decide in three days if he is rejected or accepted. McQuinn says team is eight and a half games behind the Yankees and needs a winning streak to surge. Vernon Stephens notes the club lacks a .300 hitter and cites hitting as the main flaw.
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St. Louis Brownies
George McQuinn
Browns
Army
McQuinn
Camp Lee
Brownies
Yankees
Vernon Stephens
International League scores mixed across Rochester and peers
Rochester tied Baltimore 5 5 with Syracuse 4 Buffalo 1 7 Jersey City defeated Toronto 5 1 Montreal T Newark 6 iat.
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Buffalo
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Montreal
T. Newark
Lehigh Football Won't Face Vicemen This Fall
Lehigh University football will refuse to take the field this fall against any eleven using vicemen. Acting athletics director E. F. Garaway announced the policy in Bethlehem, Pa., on June 24.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
E. F P. Garaway
Nationals Make Cards Look Slow
Washington steals surge as the Senators, led by Clyde Milan and Bob Johnson, post 64 steals in 80 attempts this season. The pace powers a tight American League race with the Yankees, as George Case backs up Milan while Carl Lundgren’s club roars.
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New York
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Nats
Bob Johnson
Alex Kampouris
Johnson
Ty Cobb
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Clyde Milan
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