Segura Wins NCAA Tennis Title in Shutout Final
Francisco Segura of Miami defeated Charles Samson of Notre Dame 6-0 6-4 6-0 on Northwestern courts to claim the NCAA championship. The win gives Segura three titles this season as Miami, Notre Dame, and Texas tie for the team crown with Pepperdine second and Gonzaga, Utah, and Georgia Tech trailing.
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University of Miami
Charles Samson
Notre Dame Naval
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University of Texas
George Pepperdine College
Gonzaga
Utah
Georgia Tech
South America
Northwestern University
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Felix Kelley
Nick Buzelich
Gary Buby
Pepperdine College
Forest Hills
Detroit
Cincinnati
Rogers Posts Low Women’s Golf Total
After three weather postponements the Allied Industrial Golf league women’s division began play last week. Rogers captured scoring honors with a low total of 52 for the first night. The page shows names and scores for other players across Universal Eng and Metropolitan teams, including Honeymend, Bethe, and Hawkins, with several scores in the low to mid sixties.
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Allied Industrial Golf League
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Honeymend Ass Tone
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Ene Tan
Universal
John Bethe
Metropolitan Va
Sipney
All Stars lineup and schedule from local league action
The article lists players for the All Stars infield and outfield with pitchers led by Guy Bruce and Whitey Wilshere. It notes Dick Wakefield returning as a key freshman, transfers like Bob Steuber, and a crowded mound with several hurlers. A double bill at Daniels park opens at 2 p.m. with Quaker Oats versus Universal, followed by LaPlant Choate against Iowa Manufacturers, then rescheduled games and district ties into next week.
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Cincinnati Red
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Daniels Park
Quaker Oats
Universal
LaPlant-Choate
Iowa
Speeder
Iowa Engineers
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Plan golf tourney moves dates in Decatur
The South Side Country Club of Decatur Illinois will hold its $1000 Open golf tournament July 15 16 instead of July 12 13.
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Y M C A Offers Free Tennis Lessons with Membership
The Y M C A at Coe College will provide free tennis lessons with a summer tennis membership on the women's courts. Carroll Shadle will supervise and teach, with access limited to the rest of the summer if 50 memberships at 2 50 each are sold. He will be at the courts daily from 4 p m to dark next week. If memberships fall short, money already paid will be refunded.
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Carroll Shadle
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Ellis Pool Opens at Noon on July 4 Holiday
The Ellis Pool schedule shifts for July 4 allowing an extra hour of swimming. Free morning swimming is canceled. the pool opens at noon and closes at 10 p.m. for the holiday.
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Ellis Pool
Excerpts From War Front Mail Share Tales Of Service
Letters from servicemen across the U S and overseas reveal postings in California Oregon England Hawaii and Italy. Messages note training assignments carrier flights Pacific missions West Point prep and reunions with former colleagues and friends.
White Sox rally to beat Yankees 3 2 in ninth
Chicago wins 3 2 as Hal Trosky scores on a Carnett single after a misplay by Grimes and Hemsley. George Stirnweiss drives both Yankees runs with a steal of home in the first and later key plays. Borowy walks Tucker in the ninth setting up the decisive rally.
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Washington Nationals Top Indians 4 2 Behind Leonard's Five-Hit Night
Washington beat Cleveland 4 2 as Dutch Leonard limited the Indians to five hits. The Nationals scored twice in the second inning and again in the fifth, aided by three singles and a walk. Roy Cullenbine homered for Cleveland, but Harder took the loss after five innings. Attendance was 11,749. In Philadelphia, Detroit beat the Athletics 9 4 after a fourth inning burst.
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Boston Beats Pirates Behind Rubeling Three RBI
National League notes show Boston overcoming Pittsburgh as Al Rubeling drives in three runs. Tobin started for Boston and lasted into the later innings, with a 6 strikeout performance. Attendance was 2,040 as Boston won 8 to 6 and Toulin Conlan umpired with Barr and Sears officiating.
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Same Old Ollie
George Trautman fined Toledo Madhens manager Ollie Marquardt 75 for abusive language pushing umpires delaying the game and refusing to leave the field after orders. Marquardt, former Cedar Rapids Raiders boss, led Toledo to nine straight wins and second place behind Milwaukee.
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George Trautman
American Association
Ollie Marquardt
Toledo Madhens
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Marquardt
Milwaukee
Marquart
Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Cards Rally to Defeat Dodgers 8-3 in St. Louis
In a long night game, the St. Louis Cardinals built an early lead and never looked back, powering to an 8-3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Cardinals touched Curt Davis and Branca for 18 hits, while three Card pitchers limited the Dodgers to four safeties.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Curt Davis
Branda
Madigan Family to Drive Cross Country
Hawkeye football coach Madigan and his family will arrive at the University of Iowa next Thursday, per Director E G Schroeder. A delay in obtaining gasoline pushed the cross country trip back from this weekend.
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Slip "Madigan
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Hawkeye
Four Freedoms Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
Eddie Arcaro rode Four Freedoms to victory in the 1 1/4 mile Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. Wait A Bit and First Fiddle finished second and third as Stefanita led early before fading. Four Freedoms paid 14.00 5.90 3.50, with Wait A Bit returning 11.40 4.40 and First Fiddle 2.50.
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Johnny Westrope
Hogan Leads Victory National Open After 36 Holes
Ben Hogan shoots 68-66 134 to lead the Victory National Open at 36 holes. Gene Sarazen and Kovach stay hot for an amateur bid, while Byrd Nelson Wood and Revolta mix in, with top money winners slipping behind Hogan. Scores list Harrison, Wood, Nelson, Revolta and others near the leaders in war bond prize event.
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Bob Hamilton
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Hogan
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
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J. Harrison
Dayton
Steve Kovach
Tarentum
Gene Sarazen
New York
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John Revoltsa
Evanston
Crag Wood
Mamaroneck
Byron Nelson
Toledo
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Redskins Sign Sammy Baugh in 1944 Contract Pact
Washington Redskins add star quarterback Sammy Baugh along with 52 other players who signed for the National Professional Football League season. The deal confirms Baugh will play for the capital team in the coming fall.
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Washington Redskins
Softball doubleheader week schedules in July
After two weeks of feverish activity, softball play slows with no postponed games this week. No games on July 4 or July 6. Sunday features Quaker Oats versus Iowa Steel at 7 p.m. and Armstrong's versus Cherry-Burrell at 8:15 p.m. The Minor League resumes July 3 with Century Engineering versus Iowa Mfg. No. 2 postponed. Becks versus Iowa Mfg. in Open league.
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Armstrong's Lead In YWCA Golf League
Armstrong's continues to lead the YWCA Golf League standings after last week with Hiltbrunner and Martin tied for runners up. B Lattner and Herman tied for individual honors, each scoring 53. Millis.
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No Official Change In Grid Rules Seen
Philadelphia report says football coaches may make their own gentlemen agreements in any rules revision but the national football rules committee plans no official changes this season. Lt. Col. William J. Bingham of Hazel yard, chairman, revealed Saturday.
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National Football Rules Committee
William J. Bingham
Hazelyard
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