Lewis Beats Caddock To Claim World Wrestling Title
Ed Lewis defeated former champion Earl Caddock in Boston Arena to win the world wrestling title. Lewis scored two falls, the second in 7 minutes 8 seconds, with Caddock rallying in the first fall before falling to Lewis' headlock and leg holds. Pesek also beat Daviscourt, while Tommy Record defeated Nick Karavas in a quick bout.
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Ed Lewis
Earl Caddock
Boston Arena
Caddock
Earl
Lewis
Lewis-Caddock
John Pesek
Pesek
Boston
John
Daviscourt
Pesex
Caddeck
Barl
Tommy Record
Nick Karavas
Somerville
Neleon
George Cassa
Home Run Hitters in Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's box shows key players with multiple homers across leagues. Snyder of New York and Bigbee of Pittsburgh lead with 2 marked hits, while Tierney and Gooch also find runs for Pittsburgh. Welch of Philadelphia and Falk of Chicago join the list with solo shots. Judge of Washington and Menosky of Boston contribute as well with additional rounds. League totals reflect overall homer activity.
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Snyder
New York
Bigbee
Pittsburg
Tierney
Gooch
Welch
Philadelphia
Falk
Chicago
Ose
Judge
Washington
Menosky
Boston
McManus
St. Louis
Ovreeeeneeons
Tariff Comedy in Senate Monologues and Jokes
A satirical scene from the Congressional Record mocks protective tariffs with senators including Zimp and Glump trading lines about toothpicks and European souvenirs. The spoof portrays a chaotic chamber, with garbled figures, heckling, and a staged debate lasting pages before ending with a punchline about Peggy Hopkins.
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Senate
Zimp
Maine
Senator Glump
California
Coma
Blink
Kentucky
Senator Oquimp
Florida
Senator Quimp
Cal
Georgia
Senator Scupp
Illinois
United States
Peggy Hopkins
Congressional Record
Lawrence High edges Dedham in 12th inning win
Lawrence High defeated Dedham High 2 to 1 at O Sullivan Park in a late 12th inning finish after a scoreless middle frames. Lawrence pitcher Somerville and Leahy combined for the win while Carroll and Flynn brought Dedham’s bats to life with a late tally.
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Dedham High
Lawrence
Lawrence High
O'Sullivan Park
Lawrence HI
Somerville
Leahy
Dedham
Carroll
Flynn
Arlington Starts With Win In Twilight Baseball Opener
The Arlington twilight team defeated Mount Pleasant Council Knights of Columbus 4 to 1 in eight innings at Arlington. Cadogan pitched a strong game allowing only three hits while Arlington rapped eight hits off Walley. Arlington next hosts George Dilboy Post Veterans of Foreign Wars at Arlington on Monday.
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Arlington
Mount Pleasant Council
Knights of Columbus
Cadogan
Walley
Mount Pleasant
George Dilboy Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arlington track team defeats Stoneham in decisive meet
The Arlington High School track team won its second meet yesterday by a wide margin over Stoneham High School. Arlington scored 451-2 to Stoneham 261-2 at Spy Pond Athletic Field.
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Arlington High School
Stoneham High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Andover Dominates Exeter in Tennis Tournament
In Exeter New Hampshire on June 7 Andover won the annual tennis tournament defeating Exeter in nine matches. C Watson led Andover while Captain Smith starred for Exeter in the final.
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Exeter
N. H
Andover
C. Watson
Smith
Nichols Drives In Winning Run In 12 Innings As Medford Tops Rindge
Medford High nine outlasted Rindge 6 runs to 5 in 12 innings to secure a first division Suburban league berth. Nichols belted a two base hit to bring home the decisive run. Leary scored on his hit. Allen, McNulty, Woods added two base hits and two home runs combined for Medford.
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Medford High
Nichols
Rindge Teen
Medford
Leary
Woods
Allen
McNulty
Odams
Kane
Sweeney
Coady
Weary
Errore
Dodge
Kelley
Hayes
Robinson
Turcotte
Sanders
Ford Breaks Through as Scott Banny Class Shines
Boston fans foresee Horace Ford joining the Scott and Bancroft stars. Ford made two impressive stops yesterday that left the Cardinals stunned. Critics who doubted his leftward moves must find a new excuse.
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Scott
Bancroft
Boston
Horace Ford
Cardinals
Harvard adds six to track hall of fame records
Harvard announces six new entries to its athletic hall of fame with records set in 1945 in events including the mile, hammer throw, javelin, discus, and 120 yard hurdles. Named athletes include J. W. Burke, John Fiske Brown, Malcolm Greenidge, W. V. Miller, R. B. Whitney, and Carl Hauerg under coaches Bill Bingham and Eddie Farrell.
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Harvard
Athletic Hall of Fame
Crimson
Bill Bingham
Eddie Farrell
Harvard Athletic Committee
J. W. Burke
Wakefield
John Fiske Brown
Plymouth
Malcolm Greenidge
Barbadoes
West Indies
W. V. Miller
Haverhill High blanks Salem High in seven inning game
Haverhill High defeated Salem High 6 to 0 at Haverhill on June 7. Arthur Parissen, a graduating senior, ended his high school career by striking out 12 batters in a late appearance. Batteries Parissen and Stanwood for Haverhill. Murphy and Deschamps for Salem.
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Haverhill
Norwood Swamps Needham in High School Baseball Test
Norwood High piled up 19 runs while Needham managed 3. Karshis received support as Norwood batting challenged Needham pitchers Wes ton and Newcomb, totaling 2 safeties for the visitors.
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Norwood High
Needhamn
Karshis
Gavuda
Weston and
Newcomb
Needham Twirers
Eagles Tackle Tigers In Princeton Tilt
Boston College baseball, led by Coach Henrikson and faculty athletic director Rev. Richard O'Brien, travels to Princeton to face the Tigers after a 11-7 win over Yale in the first matinee.
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Georgetown
Holy Cross
Tiger
Boston
Henrikson
Richard O’brien
S. J
John White
Princeton
Maroon
Yale
Maroon preps strongest lineup for Orange clash
The Maroon returns Eddie Phillips behind the plate after a digit injury. Jimmy Liston backs him up. Patten Mullowney and Kelley in form for the mound. Outfielders Wilson Darling Comerford projected to slug against the Tigers and sailors ahead of Friday and Saturday tests.
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Maroon
Orange
Eddie Phillips
Holy Cross
Jimmy Liston
Phillip
Steve Patten
Harry Mullowney
James Kelley
Boston
the Heights
New London
Massachusetts Aggie Nine
Amherst
Mullowney
Kelley
Patten
Wilson
Darling
Comerford
Hall on slab stops Malden in high school baseball
Everett High School beat Malden 7 to 2 as Hall shut out Malden on the mound. Mayo started for Malden and was relieved by T Sullivan as the assault intensified. Malden committed errors and Perigney starred at shortstop with a two bagger off Hall.
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Everett High
Malden
Everett
Hall
Mayo
T. Sullivan
Perigney
Girls Ready for Big Meet at Harvard Stadium
Boston YWCA track team under coach Dorothy Nauss prepares for Saturday meet. Hub athletes target jumps and sprints, with times and heights near American records, including 78 yard dash and running high jump. Events list groups 1 2 3 for 80 yard dash to shuttle relay.
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Boston
Harvard Stadium
Dorothy Nauss
Post Office Nine Defeat East Lynn 7 to 3
The Boston Post Office nine defeated East Lynn 7 to 3 last evening at Lynn. Al Kroog was knocked out in the sixth after the Post Office batters connected for 13 hits. Jim Shea pitched for the Hub outfit and allowed only two hits. It was the ninth victory in 10 starts for the Post Office team.
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Boston Post Office
East Lynn
Lynn
al Kroog
Post Office
Jim Shea
Hub
Somerville Tops Newton 5 to 2 Behind Wickerson's Strong Effort
Somerville defeats Newton at Dilboy Field 5 to 2 as Lefty Wickerson limits Newton to five hits and fans eight. Currier Buckley and Campbell spark the early offense for Somerville with a first inning three run lead, while Whitmore suffers the setback on the mound for Newton.
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Newton High
Somerville
Whitmore
Newton
Currier
Campbell
Crandall
Somerville. Newton
A. Gurrier
Mered
Drennan
Crandell
Colburn
Wickeron
Leary
Sprague
Murphy
Jeremiah
A Cr
Cronin
Rune—Currier
Downey
Meredith
Errams
Wickerson
Vickerson
Stevens
O’donnell
Wild_ Whitmore
Uianire
Elliher
Cantabs Cinch Start in Free-Hiring Showdown at Russell Field
Cambridge Latin defeated Brookline High 11 to 6 in a free hitting game at Russell Field yesterday. Mullowney pitched for Brookline, mixing sharp breaking drops that baffled Cambridge bats. Dudley had three hits for Cambridge. Linehan and Clancy led with multiple runs and Carver and Casson added key hits as Brookline’s Casson went 4 for 5 with a triple.
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Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Russel Field
Mullowney
Brookline
Cambridge
Cambridge Boys
Casson
Dudley
Srands
McMillen
McGrath
Linehan
Clancy
Cronin
Carver
Buchannon
Londoner
Friars
Daley
Whittemore
Walsh
Buchan
A. Linehan
Londer
M’'Millen
A Shapiro
Duffey
Ff Casson
Cify
Davies
Chase
Kaplan
Buch
Kel’her
Rf B
Moore
Slack
Rf. Whit'm
Harlihy
P. Mul'ney
Ee Walsh
Brookline Ee Eee
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BY Doc Almy
Nebraskan Tiger
Neal O’hara
Union
Senator Zimp
Europe
Drool
R.H.W
Stoneham
Earentae
van Heusen
van Craft
Phillips-Jones Corporation
Mehkera
Summer St
Rindge Tech
Bh.po.a. Ab.bh
Po.a
Loring
Nichol
Lt Phelan
Rob'son
C'phell
M'kel’e
Mander
Sw'ney
Condy
Morton
Flayes
Ford
Witch City
Norwood Swamps
Needham
Eagles Tackle Tigers
B. C
NA Ata Revere Beach
UML
Oman
Louisiana Jazz Band
Crescent Gardens
Maul Lynn
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Shoe Cat
L. Douglas
San Francisco
New
Lo President
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Spark St
Brockton, Mase
Washington St
Essex St
Franklin St
Hanover St
Court St
Howard St
Guatemala
Serenaders
Society Cancer
Baron Arsenian
Emilie Lea
Harry
Emma Sharrock
Wilfred Clarke
Joe Darcey
Kay Hamlin
Kay Markel
Gay Sylvia Clarke
Frances Aldrich
Westminster Orch
Norumbega Park
FEE Radio
Ordons
Taran
Ordons Montriacot
Anita Stewart
Tom Brown
Melody Land
Bobbe & Nelson
Tracey & McBride
Jeanne la Crosse
Wilson Aubrey
Agnes Ayres
Raymond Hitchcock
Montagu Love
Tom Mix
Chasing the Moon
Arthur J. Martel
Tomorrow Night
Tremont
Congress
Vera Gordon
Burton Holmes
Loew’s Orpheum
Red Desert
Ziegfeld
Marilyn Miller
Leon Erroi
J James
Boston Eieck
Loew’s State
Booth Tarkington
Viola Dana
Lloyd Hamilton
Condit
Revere
Wuntington Ave
Eve Morry Pearl
Harry 8. McDevitt
Ayu
Lovider
Braves
Partridge’s
Mildred Harris
Murray & Oakland
Dotson, McFarian & Palace
Elvira Hanako
Pathe
Fen
Mary Miles Minter
Herald Lloyd
New England
Lake Williams Marlboro
Mass
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
North Side
Ouaissane Rakely
Barney Gerard
Nantasket
Mae Murray
The
Patos
Hope Hampton
Stardust
Lancaster Theatre
Grand Opera House
Washin St
Dover
L Sta
GEO. Calza
Hal Christensen
Oreste Vadalfi
Ehellenger
Frank Frishcorn
Erman
Joe the Coh
Racel
Bill “Klein
Worceste
Howard Theatre
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