Universal Hands Defeat LaPlant Choate 2 To 1 In Tight Contest
Universal Engineers uses Max Smith to beat LaPlant Choate 2 to 1 at Daniels Park. Smith allowed four hits and struck out nine as Universal capitalized on late-inning misplays by LaPlant Choate. Fleming’s streak ends. McAreavy starts for LaPlant Choate and suffers control issues in the third.
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Swedish teen star Gunder Hagg touring the States
An amateur Swedish youth, identified as Gunder Hagg, is reported touring the United States. He faced a claim that he had not been paid for using a photograph in advertisements, with evidence gathered at a late night event.
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Gunder Hagg
New York and Other Teams See Unclear League Standings
The page shows 1900s style league numbers for New York Chicago Washington Detroit Boston Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis with varied records and a note that Monday had no games. It lists leading hitters and pitchers and references Universal La Plant Choate and Quakers in an old league table.
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First Division Teams Active on M and J Schedule
The M and J league moguls plan games through Friday aiming to clean up postponements. Tonight 5 30 Lighters versus Wilsons, Wednesday 5 30 Speeders versus Wilsons, Thursday 5 30 LaPlant Choate versus Quaker Oats, Friday 5 30 Lighters versus Iowa Manufacturers. Weather could alter the schedule and tighten standings by week’s end.
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Army Turns Down Vernon Stephens But Takes Brown
St. Louis Browns star Vernon Stephens was rejected for military service after an N-ray exam of his left knee at Jefferson Barracks. Cardinals captain and infielder Jimmy Brown passed the draft physical and was accepted.
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Berg Rejected by Waves in Auto Crash Aftermath
Patty Berg of Minneapolis, medalist in the women's western open golf tour, disclosed she had attempted to enlist in the Waves but was rejected due to injuries from an automobile accident 18 months earlier. Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach announced plans to join the U.S. Coast Guard. Uncle Sam’s recruiters targeted women at Glen Oak Country Club where the tournament was held.
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Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
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Glen Oak Country Club
Marian Gault
Kansas City
Mail Entries Open for Summer Red Cross Tennis Meet
Entries for the second summer Red Cross tennis tournament must be mailed to Erwin J. Wasta at 106 Bever Building. The meet starts July 3 with entries closing Thursday at noon. Junior players are urged to notify Wasta if they wish to participate.
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Patty Berg advances as Ann Casey falls in Western golf first round
In Glen Ellyn Patty Berg, the Minneapolis standout, won 5 and 3 over Mrs. O S Hill to move into round two. Ann Casey of Mason City lost to Kay Byrne 3 and 2 after Casey tied for second in Mondays qualifier with a 78.
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Miss Casey
Miss Byrne
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
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Muskegon
Dorothy Germaine
Philadelphia
Alice Bauer
Aberdeen
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Omaha
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Harry Sherman
Chicago
Star Softball Teams Meet at Ellis Tonight
Open League action at Ellis Park features Armstrong and Collins in an eight inning thriller win for Armstrong 3 to 2 after an extra inning. Stodola Hollingsworth and eye highlight pitching and timely hits as Armstr ong ties late. Century Eng and other league results noted in a busy card.
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Lew Eye
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Light Company
Honest Orrie Arntzen Reflects On Major League Play
Orrie Arntzen, former manager Ollie Marquardt’s trusted pitcher, recalls his first major league game, facing Yankee stars like Gordon and Keller, and praises Connie Mack. He notes Wakefield’s hitting, Wolff’s knuckler, and his own hopes to win despite limited run support.
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Arntten
Yanks
Joe Gordon
Joe
Charley Keller
Nick Etten
Arntzen
Roger Wolff
Wagner
Wolff
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Connie Mack
Kinnick Memorial Fund Receives $225 In Donations
Contributions to the Nile Kinnick memorial scholarship fund exceeded $225 on Tuesday, announced by M. M. Hyland of Tama, president of the University of Iowa alumni I club. The drive funds a postwar aid program for needy UI students, with money to be handled by the university business office under the 1939 alumni scholarship plan.
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Nile Kinnick
M. M. Hyland
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State Board of Education
Two Iowans Remain as Golf Match Play Advances
In Chicago the national collegiate golf tournament sees two Iowa players continue after first round match play. John Donohue of Georgetown and Jim Gallagher of Notre Dame won their opening bouts while others from Michigan Yale LSU and Texas were eliminated or advanced in a three way team race.
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Chicago
John
Sonny” Ellis
Louisiana State
Claude Wild
Texas
Michigan
Yale
Iowa
John Donohue
Georgetown
Sioux City
Jim Gallagher
Notre Dame
Newton
Ellis
Phil Marcellus
Jack Harris
Bill Ludolph
Bob Fife
Louis Lick
Minnesota
Jack Dyers
Northwestern
Mel Wilke
Bo Kuniz
Dick Turnbow
Minnels
Jim Resenfelder
Jim Wittenberg
Jim Teale
Tyrrel Garth
Walter Ulrich
Cameron
Walter Kearns
Princeton
Oles
Jim Stewart
Gene Modjeska
Illinois
Walter Beckford
Ernie Jacobs
Washington
Bob Bowen
Michigan State
Ben Smith
Phil Harvey
Lawrence
Bob Krogh
Bull Campbell
Wiliam Roden
Dick Hallias
Dale Morey
Keith Bridston
Count Fleet sidelined for Arlington Classic
Count Fleet has been pronounced fit by veterinarians after an ankle injury at Belmont. Owner John D. Hertz says the Brown colt will miss the Arlington Classic at Chicago on July 17 and will not race for at least a month. Trainer Don Cameron plans a slow return, targeting either the American Derby at Chicago or the Travers Stakes at Belmont later in the summer.
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John D. Hertz
Chicago
Don Cameron
Belmont
Greg Rice May Return to Hage Race in San Francisco
Charles F. Hunter of the San Francisco Olympic Club said a possible Rice return to race Sweden's Gunder Hage on July 17 in San Francisco is under consideration. Gilford also set to face Hagg in a 3000 meter race, with Hunter expressing high hopes Rice will join. An official word on Rice’s participation was described as coming from the east.
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Charles F. Hunter
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Truett
Rip” Sewell
Bucky Walters
Bob Elliott
Sewell
Tribe signs Doljack to Indians roster
Frankie Doljack formerly of the Detroit Tigers was signed by the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday. He has been working out with the Tribe for ten days and will be added to the roster Wednesday.
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Luke Appling
Arntten
Dick Wakefield
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Frankie Doljack
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Majors Open War Relief Games Wednesday
AP Sports writer Judson Bailey reports majors begin a relief round on Wednesday with all clubs pledging receipts to the National War Fund. Last year 16 games raised 506,830.30 across army and navy reliefs, though some promotions were uneven.
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National War Fund
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Whirly Retired From Racing To Stud at Lexington
Whirlaway the famed racehorse will retire to stud at Lexington, Ky., in about 10 days after failing to recover from injuries suffered last winter. Owner Warren Wright stated the chestnut hero earned $561,161 in under four years and deserves rest, with trainer Ben Jones agreeing.
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New Orleans
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Jabs Highlight Round Ups Across Cities
AP rounds up boxing results from Washington Newark Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit West Springfield New Orleans Chicago and Indianapolis. Notable bouts include Jarklie Wilson and Jdoe Carter winning on points while Tomms James scored a knockout and Angelo Callura claimed a decision.
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Herbie Lockwood
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