V F W and Tucker Nines Win At Daniels Park
More than 3,000 fans watched the V.F.W. defeat the Moline Giants 3-2 in the opener and the Tucker club from the M-1 league beat Quaker 4-2. Red Kenney pitched well for the winners and Don Ceynar along with Carol Thenhaus starred on the mound for Tucker.
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Ore
Daniels Park
V.F.W
Moline Giants
Tucker Club
M-1
Quaker
Vets
Fland
Giants
Don Ceynar
Carol Thenhaus
Ceynar
Tucker
Ruth Discharged From Hospital To Resume Golf Hope
Babe Ruth, who entered Mt Sinai hospital last Tuesday for rest and observation, was back at his Riverside drive apartment Monday hoping for cool weather so he can play golf.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Riverside Drive
Archer Don Seeger Wins Six-Gold in Waltonian Tournament
Cedar Rapids archer Don Seeger shot a six-gold at Ellis Park in Waltonian’s six gold event earning a lifetime National Six-Gold club membership. Twenty-six Iowa archers competed with top men’s double American scores led by Pat Bray 1211 Seeger 1187 Lloyd Bickford 1179. Women’s double Columbia saw Mabel Seeger 884 Frieda Graham 751 Laverda Baker 66 all Cedar Rapids. Junior scores listed Mary Graham Cedar Rapids 392 Jean Burkart San Diego 257. Iowa money shoot set for Oxford Junction July 3 4 and state championship at Cedar Rapids Labor Day.
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Don Seeger
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Iowa
Pat Bray
Mt. Pleasant
Seeger
Lloyd Bickford
North English
Columbia
Mabel Seeger
Frieda Graham
Laverda Baker
Cedar ‘Rapids
Mary Graham
Jean Burkart
San Diego
Oxford Junction
Three U S Netsters Reach Wimbledon Semi Finals
The United States swept three of four men’s singles semi final berths at Wimbledon as Jack Kramer Tom Brown and Budge Patty won quarter final matches. Dinny Pails of Australia defeated Bob Falkenburg to claim the fourth semi final spot.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Jack Kramer
Tom Brown
Budge Patty
Dinny Pails
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Dave Barclay Captures Collegiate Golf Title
Dave Barclay of the University of Michigan won the national collegiate golf championship defeating Jack Coyle of Louisiana State 1 up in the 36 hole final. Barclay succeeds George Hamer of Georgia as the collegiate champion, with Stanford previously awarded the 1948 event.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dave Barclay
University of Michigan
Barclay
Jack Coyle
Louisiana State
George Hamer
Georgia
Stanford University
Packers Take Part From Marshalltown
Wilson's won a Midwest softball league doubleheader at Marshalltown Sunday night by scores of 5-3 in eight innings and 10-7. Bud McGuire pitched the opener as Alt and Dolan drove in runs, while Burgess and Alt provided late scoring. the nightcap featured a five-run third for Marshalltown and a Burgess homer for Wilson's in the fourth.
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Wilson
Packers
Bud McGuire
Alt
Dolan
Burgess
McGuire
Vagrt
Danner
Pisarek
Jones
Eagae Srtecedes
Betty Jameson Wins Women's National Open Golf Crown
Betty Jameson of San Antonio captured the Women's National Open title in Greensboro after posting a course record 70 in the final round. She finished at 295 nine under par, with amateurs Polly Riley and Sally Sessions tying for second at 301.
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N. C
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Miss Jameson
Polly Riley
Forth Worth
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
A's Take Bosox Twice In Tight Box Score
In a 7 to 4 win the Athletics beat the Red Sox. Key players included Rowell and McCormick with solid RBI and runs. Pitchers Passeau and Hatton toed the rubber as Vander Meer and Raffensberger faced the lineup. Time of game was 2 hours 27 minutes.
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Commi J
Conlan
Vander ‘Meer
Raffens Reser
National League Bums Split With Giants
Players and lines from a baseball box score show the National League Bums splitting a game with the Giants. Key entries include Purillo and Walker contributions, with Hodges noted for a ninth inning substitution and pitcher Lotts or Lott pitching eight innings.
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Giants
Baseball game report with partial roster notes
A fragmented recap describes a baseball game with incomplete lineups and scoring. The text mentions pitchers and umpires and lists unclear player surnames, names like Judd and Padgett, and a two-run or one-run sequence from innings described as 001 900 001-25, reflecting a shaky box score in Philadelphia.
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Sean Abe
Walker
Belis
Spehnite i
Lowden Junior Legion Beats Durant 9–5 Home Victory
Lowden's Junior Legion boys scored nine runs on nine hits to defeat Durant 9-5 Sunday. Koch and K. Meyers were the winning battery while Close took the loss after Thiel and Roelke pitched for Durant.
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Lowden
Southworth Is a Wizard With Trades
Boston regains NL lead as Billy Southworth’s strategy shines. Bob Elliott and Bill Voiselle win two games over Philadelphia, while Jackie Robinson hits safely in 16 straight as Brooklyn splits with the Giants. In the AL Early Wynn wins for Washington as New York slips.
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New York
Braves
Boston
Billy Sree
Jone
Plpoiele
Geer
Bob Elliott
Bill Voiselle
Brooklyn
White Sox edge Indians 4-3 to drop them from third
Taft Wright delivers a pinch single in the ninth for a 4-3 White Sox victory over Cleveland, pushing the Indians from third to fifth place. The second game was rained out as Detroit routed the St. Louis Browns in two games 7-5 and 6-1.
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Giants
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Arky Vaughan
Babe Young
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Tigers
A's
Indians
Taft Wright
White Sox
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St. Louis Browns
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