White Sox wallop Red Sox in Tuesday night AL clash
Boston was routed 7 to 1 by Chicago as the White Sox offense exploded in the night game. Tucker and Kennedy drove in runs, while C Wasner and Rigney led Chicago with key hits and solid pitching by Zuber. Boston's offense managed a lone run late, with defensive miscues limiting their chances.
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Cwasner
Campbell
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Allie Reynolds
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Cleveland
Phil Marchildon
Chicago
Bill Zuber
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Ted Williams
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St. Louis
Marino Russo
Graziano's Pilots Seek Fee for Aug. 16 Bout
Rocky Graziano's managers will meet promoter Mike Jacobs to discuss possible opponents for the August 16 match after the Graziano Zale bout was postponed. Tony Zale will go to Gary Indiana for hospital treatment after doctors diagnosed inter costal myositis a back ailment.
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Ruth Moon Secures Pacific Coast Intercollegiate post
Ruth Moon, former alumni secretary at Coe College, will become secretary to the commissioner of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in Los Angeles on August 1. She now resides in Inglewood, California.
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Smith earns match play in National Public Links at Wellshire
Dale Smith of Cedar Rapids Iowa shot 73 to reach match play with 151 total at Wellshire Municipal in Denver. Joe Knowles also from Cedar Rapids missed with 83 for 161. California led by Jimmy Clark and Robert Silvestri dominated the field as 64 players advanced to match play with Clark setting a course record 134.
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Jimmy Clark
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San Francisco
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Detroit
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Tulsa
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Jackie Graves to Meet Willie Pep in Non Title Bout
Jackie Graves of Austin Minnesota will fight Willie Pep world featherweight champion in a ten round non title bout in Minneapolis. Graves ranked third by both the National Boxing Association and Ring magazine heads into the bout seeking a breakthrough after leaving the Golden Gloves ranks.
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Minneapolis
Jackie Graves
Austin
Eagle Grove and Boone win semipro playoff games
Eagle Grove defeats Davenport 5 3 after trailing 3 2 in the eighth inning behind four hit pitching from Bus Smith. Boone collects 12 hits to beat Van Meter 6 3 as Bob Redheim fans ten over seven hits. Adel meets Stuart and Marshalltown plays State Center in Wednesday second round games.
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Boone
Iowa
Bus Smith
Davenport
Charles Pegase
van Meter
Bob Redheim
Babe Zaharias Shatters Women’s Record with 70
Babe Didrikson Zaharias shot six under par 70 on the Tom O Shaughnessy course to set a new women's course record in the All American tournament qualifiers. Ann Casey, Phyllis Otto, and Shirley Mueller trailed with 79, 80, and 84 as the event edged toward a $50,000 prize pool.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Babe
Texas
Denver
Colo
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Zaharias
Ann Casey
Mason City
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Shirley Mueller
Dubuque
George S. May
Standings and schedule for American League intramural teams
In the standings Fruehauf leads with 8 wins and 6 losses, LaPlanta 7 5 and Anamosa 4 10. Upcoming games list Fruehauf vs Collins Radio, LaPlanta-Chaote vs Fruehauf, Wilson vs Speeder, and VFW vs Iowa City Moose with times noted across Wednesday to Saturday.
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Anamosa
Speeder
Collins Radio
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Iowa City Moose
Motisi Loses Comeback Bout in Navy Return
Tony Motisi's ring comeback after 27 months in the Navy ended in an eight round decision loss to Robert Simmons a 151 pound fighter from Indianapolis at Marigold Gardens before 3020 spectators.
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Chicago
Tony Motisi
Navy
Robert Simmons
Indianapolis
Marigold Gardens
Wally Moses Joins Red Sox In Major League Shuffle
Boston Reels from trades as Wally Moses arrives from the Chicago White Sox joining Don Gutteridge and Bill Zuber along with Bob Klinger in a flurry of acquisitions. Moses expresses happiness at leaving the mud as Boston aims for the world series money.
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Wally Moses
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Wally
Chicago
Sox
Don Gutteridge
Gutteridge
Bill Zuber
Yankees
Zuber
Bob Klinger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Former featherweight champ Terra nova defeats Saddler in Detroit
Phil Terra nova, former world featherweight champion, defeats Sandy Saddler by decision at the University of Detroit stadium. The 3,000 crowd shows clear disapproval as Terra nova secures the win with betting odds at 8-5.
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INS
Phil Terranova
Sandy Saddler
University of Detroit
Tigers Ace Newhouser Eyes 30 Win Goal
Detroit pitcher NYHouser, 19-2, aims for 30 wins after 1944 near-miss. He has a seven-game win streak, plans ~16 more starts with 67 left, and impressed by silencing Washington while beating Leonard. Other AL results include Reynolds' 2-0 A’s win and White Sox over Red Sox in Chicago.
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Giants Move Winter Training From Miami To Phoenix
The New York Giants left Miami for Phoenix Arizona citing a $20 000 cash guarantee from the city to train there next winter. Florida long a top winter training ground for major league baseball loses another franchise move.
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Atlantic City Opens New Race Track with Inaugural Handicap
More than 25,000 spectators attended the ceremony and the first race at Atlantic City's new 3.5 million dollar track. The Inaugural Handicap, offering 10 thousand dollars, was won by the horse New Moon.
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NCAA proposes end to athlete pay and recruitment
A Chicago AP report notes NCAA delegates from 20 major conferences studied recommendations to abolish recruiting and paying athletes. They favor amateurism, seek to bar staff from soliciting prospects off campus, and may expand need-based tuition aid as a compromise. Action to adopt these ideas awaits the next January NCAA meeting in New York.
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Eastern Conference considering amateur standard for athletes
Commissioner Asa S. Bushnell of the Eastern Conference cites rising calls for aid to athletes and urges a firm move to halt the trend. He notes urgency to establish a high uniform standard of competition and to act promptly, saying prior meetings acknowledged the issue but lacked concerted action.
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Asa S. Bushnell
San Francisco Acquires Ivy Catcher in Baseball Mix
San Francisco adds catcher Ivy to its lineup as part of a roster shuffle. The report notes Tony Lupien of Hollywood is a Harvard man and Joe Wood Jr formerly of Sacramento is a Yale graduate, but dismisses the idea that the Pacific coast is an Ivy league.
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NBA
Ivy
Tony Lupien
Hollywood
Harvard
Joe Wood, Jr
Sacramento
Yale
Pacific Coast
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