College All-Stars Shock Rams 16 0 at Soldier Field
In Chicago, a college All-Star team comprised of ex-dive bomber pilots and top college stars routed the Los Angeles Rams 16 to 0 before 97,380 at Soldier Field. Elroy Hirsch and Pat Harder starred for the All-Stars, while Otto Graham and Kenny Washington contributed for the Rams, who tied the game’s only safety and were outplayed on both sides of the ball.
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Tait Cummins
Gazello
Chicago
Rees
Los Angeles Rams
Soldier Field
Bo McMillin
Colgiate
Big Ten
Texas
Lneup
Martin Ruby
Trexas A
Capin
McMillin
Rams
Elroy
Crazy Legs
Hirsch, Inc
Pat Harder
Badger
Ram
Collegians
Tirsh
Stars
Otto Graham
Hirsch
Ilarder
Kenny Washington
The
Barks
Paul Walker
Yale
Tom Farmer
Iowa A. Swan
Little Boys
Arch Ward
AMS
Cesses LE
Russell
Baylor
Ruby
Tex
A.M
LG Greich
S. Clara
Heywood
Graham
N.W
LH .Hillenbrand
Ind
Hwe. Jones
Tulane Harder
Wis
Keanies
Hillen
Harder
Washington
Walker
Jim Benton
Bob Waterfield
Major League Box Scores Rookies and Giants Lead
Brooklyn and Cincinnati games show Stanky Mueller homer and Reiser RBIs as Brooklyn loses 2 9 7 1. Philadelphia St Louis clash ends 2 1 with Musial and Schoendienst among standouts. Northey Kurowski Musial power highlighted.
College football rosters list players and officials
The list details centers, quarterbacks, backs, ends, tackles, guards, and fullbacks from multiple colleges with names such as Lear Fawcett De Lauer Naumitz Harding and Hoernschemeyer Indiana. Officials include Referee Tom Dowd Holy Cross umpire W Finaterwald Ohio University and others from Detroit and Loras.
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Amherst
Blandin
Tulane
Verry
Southern California
Stanley
Tulsa
Olenski
Alabama
Mitchell
Minnesota
Mieskowski
Notre Dame
Jungmichel
Texas
Rapter
Northwestern
Words
Wisconsin
Preculmon
Michigan
Blackburn
Rice
Coleman
Tavener
Indiana
Hoernschemeyer
Dekdebrun
Cornell
Dancewler
Notre
Johnson
William and Mary
Tom Dowd
Holy Cross
W. Finaterwald
Ohio University
Mnesman
Lloyd Brazil
University of Detroit
William Blake
Loras
Hainline Defeats Parks Champion in Public Parks Tennis
Memphis report: Dick Hainline of Minneapolis upset the defending men's champion Willis Anderson of Los Angeles 4-6 6-1 6-3 6-4, and Wilma Smith of St. Louis beat the women's champion Muriel Magnuson of Minneapolis 6-3 6-4. Hainline advances to face the winner of Joe Davis versus Fred Kovaleskie for the title.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dick Hainline
Minneapolis
Willis Anderson
Los Angeles
Wilma Smith
St. Louis
Muriel Magnuson
Hai
Cascade Winner In Jones County Fair Tournament
Cascade caps 23rd straight win by edging Dyersville 8 to 6 in the Jones County fair final. Cascade jumped Bill Brown for seven runs in the first three innings as Don Meyers held them to one over six frames. Dyersville rally in the seventh, Bill Rucker opening with a homer, but Donnelly closed it out.
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Monticello
Cascade
Dyersville
Bill Brown
Don Meyers
Bill Rucker
Donnelly
Davenport Lengthens Margin Over Danville
Davenport widened its league lead with a 2-0 win over Evansville while Danville sat out due to rain. Springfield and Decatur split a doubleheader with Decatur winning 1-0 in the opener and the Brownies taking the second 3-0.
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United Press
Davenport
Evansville
Danville
Springfield
Decatur
Brownies
Porky Oliver Beats Nelson In PGA Tiff
In Portland, Ed Porky Oliver, weighing 207 pounds and 5 foot 8 inches, upset defending champion Byron Nelson 1 up in the PGA quarterfinals. Oliver faces Harold McSpaden in the semifinals, while Jimmy Demaret meets Ben Hogan on the opposite side. Hogan rallied from a deficit with a 5 and 4 win after a driving clinic, as Demaret and McSpaden also advanced with solid rounds. Oliver shot 69 in the morning while Nelson posted 73, then Nelson narrowed the tally in the afternoon before Oliver clinched on the 35th hole.
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Portland
Ore
Porky) Oliver
G.I
Byron Nelson
Oliver
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Ben Hogan
Hershey, Pa
Nelson
Porky
Bath
Vets rout Negro team in seven and a half inning match
Los Angeles White Sox crushed the Negroes 12 to 2 in a game at Daniels Park called for darkness after seven and a half innings. Vets pitcher Red Kenney allowed early runs, settled, while seven White Sox errors aided the visitors as Chuck Elias led the Vets with two hits and three runs scored. Edwards and Morris walked many batters as the White Sox offense produced ten free passes.
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Los Angeles White Sox
Daniels Park
WEFW
Red Skenney
Sox
Red Hibben
Vets
Hibben
Holland
Cypru
Frueh
Frank Tvrdik
White Sox
Chuck Elias
Edwards
Morris
Earl Frey
Stranahan Beats Earl Wilde in 3-2 Great Lakes Match
Smiley Quick from Inglewood and Frank Stranahan of Toledo advanced to the quarter finals of the Great Lakes Amateur in Chicago. Quick shot 65 in the second round to beat John Wagner 5 and 3, breaking the tournament record that Stranahan set Thursday. Stranahan edged Earle Wilde of Chicago 3 and 2.
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Chicago
Smiley Quick
Inglewood
Calif
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Great Lakes
Quick
John Wagner
Northwestern University
Stranahan
Earle Wilde
Illinois
National League standings and Friday results
Standings show Brooklyn leading with 56 wins and 18 losses, followed by St Louis Chicago and Boston. Friday results include Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 3 Boston 1, with St Louis 2 Philadelphia 3 and New York 3 Pittsburgh 1. Saturday matchups list Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh among others.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pittsburch
American League Matchups Highlight Weekday Card
St Louis visits New York as Kramer faces Gum. Chicago plays Boston with Grove and Papish opposing Dobson and Barby. Detroit meets Washington featuring Newhouser against Waetner or Smudio. Cleveland squares Philadelphia with Embree facing Savare.
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Orks Chicago
Boston
Grove
Papish
Dobson
Barby
Detroit
Washington
Newhouser
Waetner
Smudio
Cleveland
Thiladelphia
Embree
Savare
Cards Dodgers Win 2-1 to Stay Tied in Pennant Race
In a tense pennant chase both the Dodgers and Cardinals won 2-1, staying in a first place tie. Beazley outpitched Judd as Wyrestek and Ennis misplay a pop, Kurowski doubled, Moore drove in the winner. Higbe held Cincinnati to nine hits. Stankys and Stevens produced key hits. Cubs edged Braves 3-1 as Cavaretta started the rally. Pirates beat Giants 7-3. Yankees beat Browns 4-1, Red Sox and White Sox rainout. Tigers and Senators split. Athletics edged Cleveland 1-0 on a ninth inning Gene Desautels hit.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Phils
Cards
Brooklyn
Reds
St. Louis
John Beazley
Oscar Judd
Judd
John Wyrestek
del Ennis
Whitey Kurowski
Terry Moore
Kurowski
Kirby Higbe
Ray Mueller
Eddie Stanky
Ed Stevens
Dick Whitman
Bucky Walters
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Sain
Braves
Sain
Phil Cavaretta
Ed Waitkus
Paul Erickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Walker Cooper
Ome
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
White Sox
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Hal Newhouser
Fred Hutchinson
Paul Trout
Athletics
Cleveland
Jesse Flores
Mel Harder
Gene Desautels
Air Pilot Wins Grand American Air Pilot Wins Grand American
AP reports Frank J. Bennett, 35, an airline pilot from Miami, won the Grand American handicap championship in trapshooting at Vandalia, Ohio, in a three way shootoff. He broke 24 of 25 targets after missing the first, edging out John J McHale and J L Nicolai in the deciding rounds.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Frank J. Bennett
Airlines
Bennett
Miami
Fla
John J McHale
London
Ont
J. L. Nicolai
Denver
McHaley
Nicolai
Iowa Open teed off with 200 players at Des Moines club
DES MOINES INS 200 golfers pro and amateur begin Iowa Open at Des Moines Golf and Country Club. Defending champion Pat Willcox and Jack Hall of Des Moines led a five under par 67 two-man best-ball with Johnny Jacobs and Leonard Dodson among entrants. The field includes Tommy Wright and Glenn Teal. Men’s singles results show Dr Robert Netolicky and Frank Nye advancing. Women’s singles semifinals feature Margaret Barner and George Nissen’s wife in a separate bracket. Junior and other events listed alongside.
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Des Moines
INS
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Pat Willcox
Willcox
Jack Hall
Johnny, Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Tommy Wright
Knoxville
Tenn
Glenn Teal
Miami
Fla
Robert Netolicky
Jim MccAndrews
Frank Nye
Jack Hell
Margaret Barner
Jean McAndrews
George Nissen
Maxine
Lutz
Junion
Pit Ball
Curt Donald
Theatres Schedule Page for Saturday
Paramount offers Easy to Wed and Till the End of Time with showings through the night. Jowa presents Bamboo Blonde and Somewhere in the Night plus Hot Cargo. Palace screens Up Goes Maisie Vacation from Marriage and more. Rialto runs Castle of Crime Under Arizona Skies with additional times. Times shows Young and Willing with Leave Her to Heaven. Strand features Tarzan of the Amazons and Renegades of the Rio Grande. Marion presents Bowery Bombshell and Dressed to Kill with later showings.
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Maisie
Rialto
Arizona
Women’s Tennis Champion Loses in City Tourney Semi
Margaret Barngrover defeated city women’s champion Mrs James McAndrews 6-0 6-3 in the Kenmore and Country Club city tournament semi final. Barngrover raced through the first set and then withstood McAndrews’ rally in the second to reach the final.
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Kenmore
Margaret Barngrover
James McAndrews
Miss Barngrover
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