Zimmie Faces City-Wide Golf Trials Yet Again
Elmer Zimmerman, a veteran of 15 years on the city tour, enters the 19th City-Wide golf event amid a field of colorful contenders. He has reached the semi finals five times, lost in finals in 1949, and hopes a new run ends in victory. Also noted are Roy Blizzard and other former finalists, with Miss Jean Fourche claiming the Kannawha County Women's title and hinting at future battles for second place.
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Joost's late homer lifts Athletics past White Sox in 11
Philadelphia Athletics edge the Chicago White Sox 6 to 5 in eleven innings. Edie Joost hit a game winning triple and two homers driving in five runs. Al Zarilla homered for Chicago as Joost fueled the comeback and Martin scored the decisive run.
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Bachmann in Central League pacing with 366 average
Saginaw's Bachmann tops the Central League batting leader board after a 15-point week raising his season average to 366. Dayton's Bob Thomas preserves hits lead at 67 with Oscar Khedevian and Bachmann tying for doubles. Ted Bell of Muskegon leads total bases and home runs at 97 and 11 respectively.
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Brown Pass Placed on All Star First Team
Ed Levak A B leads the all star first team with five votes for Pasa at short. Springer notes the squad totaled 267 hits in 682 at bats, 173 runs, 147 RBIs, 44 doubles, 31 triples and nine homers. Kuchar Utt pitched 72 innings with 4.4 hits, 38 walks and 59 strikeouts for an 8 1 record. Trill Wyda outfield and Kuchar fielding help the team to a 915 defensive figure.
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Louis Is Determined Murphy bout at Yankee Stadium
The 12 round bout set for June 27 at Yankee Stadium will not be televised or broadcast for home consumption. Norris noted the IBC received a $10,000 guaranteed payment and percentage for last night’s theater cast. He said television could enable future in-arena and cross-city telecasts, but not before next year, as IBC plans to televise all indoor shows from September through June via regular networks.
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Big Ten and PCC Agree On Rose Bowl Renewal Terms
The Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Ten reached a complete oral agreement on a three year renewal of the Rose Bowl football pact. It sets limits on back to back appearances and covers tickets, student admission, and radio and TV terms. Written contracts will follow after PCC talks with the Pasadena Tournament of Roses committee.
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Pirates Send Three To Minor League Assignments
The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned three players today to minor leagues.rookie shortstop Dick Cole, acquired from St Louis, to Indianapolis in the American Association outfielder Dino Resteili to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League and pitcher Bill Koski to New Orleans of the Southern Association.
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