All-star club snubs spark protests over selection
New York reports detailing multiple protests from team GMs and players over omissions from the major league all star squad. July 9 game set at Fenway Park with Lou Boudreau and Johnny Berardino named in rejections. Hank Greenberg also among fans’ top omissions.
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Sports Jobs By Associated Press
Fragmented OCR text has numerous names and places with unclear context. The readable fragments mention Toronto and New York, with scattered numbers and potential names such as Brandine, Kessler, and Jackie C. The overall item remains ambiguous about a single event or outcome.
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Major League Box Score Highlights and Pitching Notes
A dense box score item notes runs, hits, errors, and key plays for Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and St. Louis games with pitchers Hughes Hoerst Lopatka Shoun and Gumbert among others. Home runs by Cullenbine Seerey Walker and Slaughter cited with RBI totals and base statistics.
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Phillies sign Koecher as potential major league pitcher
Philadelphia reports that Dick Koecher a left handed pitcher who once played for Temple University in Philadelphia has earned a chance to join the major league roster with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Dodgers End Phils Streak In 13 Inning Win
Dodgers beat the Phillies 11-6 in a 13 inning battle as Ed Stevens and Cookie Lavagetto each had three hits. Hank Behrman earned his fourth win in a game marked by Brooklyn’s six run first inning.
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Cookie Lavagetto
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Red-hot Race in Church Softball Tightens Standings
Calvary Baptist beat Sinclair Memorial 6-2 at Ellis Monday night to spark a three way tie in the Church Softball league. Trinity Lutheran won 8-2 over First Christian to grab a half game lead over Calvary Baptist and Sinclair Memorial. St. Mark's Lutheran posted a 9-4 victory over Church of Brethren as Turners beat Quaker Cats 11-0 in the YWCA league and Eagles edged LaPlant Choate 8-6 in another close game. Wilson Packers topped Co-Op Daisity 9-5 as Deana utes bow at 11121 0-676 Calvary Baptist. Sinclair Memorial trailed 0-1 after five. Trinity pulled away with six runs in the fifth and sixth. The day also featured a no hit no run by Maudsley for Turners and a 9-5 Packers win aided by ten first-base free tickets off Co-Op Dairy’s two starters.
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Fazio Beats Metz To Win Canadian Open
George Fazio defeats Dick Metz to win the Canadian Open after a dramatic 18-hole playoff in Montreal Quebec. Metz led at 12 holes but Fazio rallied to secure the title and prize.
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Durocher Sees Talent Lift Dodgers as Cards Struggle
Lawton Carver praises Leo Durocher and the Brooklyn Dodgers pace to a likely 100-win season while Eddie Dyer of the St. Louis Cardinals faces a downturn. The piece contrasts Dodgers’ depth with Cardinals decline, noting trades and player losses. It questions Dyer’s management as the NL season unfolds with strong Phillies and a tougher circuit.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis
Billy Southworth
Boston
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Mickey Owen
Max Lanier
Freddie Martin
Dick Sisler
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Johnny Hopp
Ernie White
Whitey Kurowski
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Americans Lead British Open Qualifying Round Action
Johnny Bulla and Lawson Little both qualified for the championship round with 151 totals after 36 holes at St Andrews. Sam Snead led the American charge with a 149 total after a 75 second round, while Bulla and Little shared the pace among Americans. Norman Van Nida and four Brits sat just under par after the first day. Joe Kirkwood posted a 74 on Monday as the field narrowed.
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Joe Louis and Tami Mauriello Expected To Sign
New York report says champion Joe Louis and challenger Tami Mauriello of the Bronx are due to sign on Wednesday for a heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium on September 18. After negotiations Mauriello and manager James Remini have agreed terms, with Louis and Mauriello set to share the net gate percentages.
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French Giant Upsets No. 1 Seeded Pairs
At Wimbledon in the men’s singles semifinals Tom Brown of San Francisco advances to meet Yvon Petra the 6 foot 5 inch Frenchman Petra upset No. 1 seed Danny Pails of Australia 7-5 7-5 6-8 6-4 Drobny the Czech defeats Jack Kramer and faces Geoffrey Brown in the other semifinal Four US Wightman cup stars plus Dorothy Bundy reach quarterfinals in women’s singles with Bets No. 1 Betz and No. 2 Osborne advancing past third round
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Tied for Lead In Horseshoe Contest in Des Moines
Four men share the lead in the world horse shoe pitching tournament in Des Moines after six straight wins. Sidney Harris of Minden Nebraska Dale Dixon of Des Moines Ted Allen of Boulder Colorado and Charles Casey Jones of Waukesha Wisconsin remained undefeated in the round robin event set to conclude Thursday.
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Casey) Jones
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Parker, Ampon Lead Clay Court Upset Circuit
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Spring Duck Flights Signal Fowl Shortage
Washington reports from field offices describe this year as the poorest for ducks in memory. Fish and Wildlife will use these findings to set annual waterfowl regulations, with a reduced bag limit and shorter season likely.
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