North selects guard and end for 21st annual North South game
The North picks guard Jon Boomer and end Jim Urbanick joining a 25 man squad for the August 14 Charleston game. Coach Dick McElwee has 13 players named. South Coach Dick Ware has 11. Other North selections include James Iaconis Butch Meyer Herb Hess Jim Dines Bill Domico Don Vincent Bob McCann Dick Custer Ed Plauche Bob Williams and Robert Bailes.
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Dialog on Communications and Economy in Public Life
The passage discusses telephone as a key invention and comments on economic pressures. It mentions Beirets Lene and a party line system, noting that even high government officials face higher costs. The excerpt includes remarks attributed to Bob Considine and references Mr Symington.
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Red Sox topple Tigers 4-1 on Homers at Fenway
Boston earned a 4-1 victory over Detroit as Ted Lepelo Mik e Bolling Harry Agganis and Jackie Jensen homered. Willard Nixon improved to 4-4 after a shaky start with support from Ellis Kinder in relief.
Millers Take Over Second in A B A Standings
Minneapolis swept Louisville 2-1 and 5-4 to seize second place in the American Association. Corwin won in relief in the first game while Rigney drove in two runs with a fifth inning single in the nightcap. Plesa delivered the decisive run in the eighth without a hit as Singleton earned the win.
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Saints Sweep Toledo With Twin Bill Wins
The St Paul Saints defeated Toledo Sox in both ends of a twin bill in Toledo Ohio on June 6. The opener ended 5 to 4 and the nightcap 4 to 0 in seven innings. The losses extended Toledo's winless streak to four games.
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Agganis Wins Game and Graduation Run at BU
Rookie first baseman Harry Agganis of the Boston Red Sox homered twice and drove in the winning run at Fenway Park as Boston beat Detroit 7-4 for his seventh homer. He then hurried to Boston University Field to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in education.
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Maxim in Path Of Patterson Brings Night of Boxing Pairings
Floyd Patterson 19-year-old former champ meets Joey Maxim in Brooklyn on Monday night in an eight round bout. Patterson favored 7 to 5, weight about 167 pounds to Maxim 178, Maxim with 104 fights.
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Westbrook Pegler on Dictatorship of Boss Unions
Pegler argues longshore strikes threaten ports and national commerce. He claims few strikes are purely labor driven, labeling them political harassment by privileged union leaders. He condemns the unioneers as undemocratic and harmful, urging abolition of such control.
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