Waivers Reported On Paul Dean Amid Possible Minor Leagues
Paul Dean, brother of Dizzy Dean, faced waivers as the St. Louis Cardinals consider sending him to a minor league affiliate or placing him on the voluntary retired list. An arm injury and May shoulder operation have left him unable to regain former velocity, though a minor league assignment could test recovery with recall possible.
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Columbus Club
Dizzy
Men’s Golf Tournament at Country Club Nears Finish
Finals in the championship division remain pending as Heinie Jensen faces John Carey for the title. In the first flight L. H. Jacobson plays Ed Soboda Jr while in the second flight Dr. David E. Beardsley meets C. W. Bloomhall.
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Wilmer Allison Advances In Spring Lake Tennis
In the Spring Lake singles championship quarterfinals Wilmer Allison seed one from Austin Texas defeated the No 8 seed 6-2 6-4. He meets Robert Harman from Berkeley California next after Harman beat Ramsay Potts. Semifinals include J Gilbert Hall and Ernie Sutter both advancing with straight-set wins.
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New Orleans
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Montclair
Cedar Rapids Raiders Suspend Dick Elston Indefinitely
Dick Elston, a pitcher for the Cedar Rapids Raiders, is suspended indefinitely without pay by club president Harry Johnson. Elston has been ineffective all season, and Wayne Rosasbach replaces him on the pitching staff.
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Kathleen Carey Reaches Consolation Final In Golf Meet
Kathleen Carey of Cedar Rapids defeats Jean Wilkowski of Rhinelander 1 up to advance to the consolation championship final after a Wednesday elimination of Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque in the women's western junior golf championship in Hinsdale Illinois.
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Mary Frances Lee Defeats Martha Beardsley 4 and 3 in Golf
Miss Mary Frances Lee defeated Miss Martha Beardsley in the second round of the women s golf tournament at the Country Club Friday morning by 4 and 3. This was the only match played in the morning, with two first round matches still pending.
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Browns Release Thomas and Blake Sign Strickland Pitcher
St Louis Browns director of publicity Casper announced the club released pitchers Al Thomas 36 and Fred Blake 37 who were ineffective this year. Bill Strickland was signed as a regular pitcher after a season as batting practice hurler. Thomas came from Baltimore in 1935 and Blake joined as a free agent. Strickland previously played in the Western league. A separate note states about 120000 Americans fish as a livelihood.
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Jaloppy Derby Entries Roll In At Frontier Park
The Chamber of Commerce plans a Jaloppy Derby Aug 1 at Frontier Park to raise funds for a swimming pool trust. Tickets cost 25 to 35 cents. kids admitted for 10 cents. Dozens of jaloppys and drivers from multiple sponsors line up, including Cadillacs, Whippets, Studebakers, and a Packard, with sponsors such as Barron Motors, Borschel Motors, and Midwest Life Insurance.
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Many Nations To Be Represented In Dallas Carnival
Athletes from a dozen nations prepared for the Pan American Olympics at the Cotton Bowl Dallas. Glenn Cunningham arrived to contest the 1500 meters as finals set for Saturday night. Friday features track trials and a soccer match between the Highlanders of Trenton and the Winnipeg Irish Club.
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Volga City Baseball Team to Meet Sumner Next Sunday
Volga City, winner of the Little Eight league title last Sunday by defeating Waucoma 6 3, will host Sumner in a follow up game next Sunday at Volga City. The victory capped a championship season for the Volga City club.
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Chatter on Newark Jersey City Baseball Rivalries and O'Dell Boxing Prospects
The piece contrasts Newark and Jersey City in the International League with Newark dominating the standings while Jersey City trails. It also profiles Ralph O'Dell a 21 year old heavyweight boxing prospect from Ottumwa Iowa with eastern backers seeking to push his career toward a possible England tour and championship hopes.
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Otto Kuss Defeats Johnny Marrs In Cedar perk Wrestling
Otto Kuss of Indianapolis defeated Johnny Marrs of Cheyenne after about 25 minutes of action in the Cedar perk wrestling show main event. Kuss used jumps and scissors holds to wear down Marrs. George Sayers over Pete Frosia in the semi windup. Dynamite Blackstock edged Al Loser in the opening match. Alex Fidler refereed all bouts.
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University of Indiana
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Cheyenne
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George Sayers
Pete Frosia
Minneapolis
Dynamite Blackstock
al Loser
Alex Fidler
Boxing results roundup from Associated Press with several bouts
In New York, Frankie Coe of Brooklyn outpointed Al Manriques while Johnny Louisville drew with Manny Gnertovn in Milwaukee. Saginaw and Brock City also reported bouts with limited readable details.
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Fattig Wins Over Cocayne In Ellis Golf Tournament
One second round match in the Ellis golf tournament saw Gilbert Fattig defeat B Cocayne 7 and 6. Championship and other flights are expected to reach the late rounds over the next three days.
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Holmstrom Meets McDowell In Final For Western Title
Bert McDowell of Kansas City advances to the Western junior final at Cherry Hill Golf Club in Chicago, edging Phil Donahue of Notre Dame and Art Andrews of Peoria. John Holmstrom of Rockford defeats Irving Cochrane and Joe Franco to reach the title match.
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Peoria
Ill
Holmstrom
Irving Cochrane
Joe Franco
Sid Richardson
Creston
US picks Budge Grant and Mike to face Germany in Davis Cup
The United States nominates Donald Budge Bryan Grant and Gene Mike to meet Germany in the inter zone round starting Saturday. Budge faces Von Cramm, Grant plays Henkel in opening singles with doubles to follow as the U S selections by non playing captain Walter S Pate.
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Gene Mike
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Los Angeles
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Budge
Parker
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Walters
Pate
Miss Veatch Wins Women's Western Junior Golf Title
Miss Murial Veatch of Longview Washington defeated Betty Mackenner of Poria Illinois 5 up and 3 to win the championship at Hinedale Corn club. Veatch led 2 up after holes one and two and never trailed. Mackenner won only hole three as Veatch played the first nine 40, one over par, and became the western girl to win the title.
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Longview
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Poria
Ill
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Four Games Sunday In Wapeie League
The Valley league slated four Sunday matches with Walker at Palo Alburnett visiting Winthrop Quasqueton facing Cog gon and Center Point hosting a game at te iat.
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