Parker Wins 100 Meters At National Junior AAU
New York June 17 Schoolboy sprinter Charley Parker of San Antonio Texas won the 100 meter feature at Randalls Island stadium in a come from behind finish. He edged Rudy Nedd and Bill Mathis to claim the title and also won a 1 300 meter run while Bill Hulse took the 1300 event in 3 54 3. Edward Michalski led the 400 meter crown at 50.1 as other standouts and a notable pole vault tie highlighted the meet.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule The Major Leagues
The schedule lists likely games across National and American Leagues with multiple matchups. Probable pitchers are named for each fixture including New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, and Chicago at Cleveland among others with lineups and anticipated pitchers.
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Three Contests Slated in South Charleston Junior Softball
Three games are scheduled in the South Charleston Junior softball loop Tuesday. The Rock Lake and the Blue Bell Ramblers open at 4:45 p.m. at Oakesfield. Spring Hill Merchants face Roaring Lions at 6, followed by Baptist Church and Ranson Hil toppers at 7:15. The Ranson nine lead with four wins and one loss, while Spring Hill Merchants sit second with three wins and one loss.
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Yankees Split Double Header
New York and Philadelphia sections describe a doubleheader split with the A's. Hayes and Siebert sparked a late rally for Philadelphia in game one. Yankees faded late in game two as stars like Lindell and Estalella produced early runs before a strong relief performance sealed the win.
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Miller Homer Secures Cubs Win in Extended Duel
In Chicago on June 11, Claude Passeau outlasted Lefty Arnold Carter as the Cubs defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in 18 innings. Eddie Miller homered for Cincinnati, while Miller and Nicholson produced the decisive hit for Chicago. Carter walked home the Cubs' second run in the fourth, but defensive miscues and key pitching kept Cincinnati tied until the late innings.
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Bundy Wins National Clay Courts Tennis Title
Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica California defeated Mary Arnold of Los Angeles 7 5 6 4 to win the National Clay Courts Women’s championship. It is Bundy’s first national title and she is the daughter of May Sutton and Tom Bundy both former champions. Bundy used an adept overhead game and secured the win by breaking serve in the 11th game of the first set and in the fifth game of the second set.
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Charleston Chess Club Meeting Set for Monday Night
The Charleston Chess Club will meet at the Canton Restaurant on Quarer Street Monday at 8 p m. Acting president Hal Liggett urged all city players to attend for their own chess interests and the club’s good. The session accompanies the late spring tournament and is open to fans wishing to enter.
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Nelson Leads Wykagyl Open with 64 to hold five-stroke lead
Byron Nelson, the Texan star, shot a six under par 64 at Wykagyl to extend his 72 hole New York Red Cross Open lead to 204, five strokes ahead of Vic Ghezzi and Mike Turnesa, as other contenders fell back in New Rochelle New York.
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Toledo
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Vic Ghezz
Atlantic City
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White Plains
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War Industrial League slate features five games today
Five War Industrial League baseball games are set as the first half schedule nears completion. Viscose leads with eight wins in 10 starts and will face DuPont at Nitro at 3 30 p m while Highcoal hosts American Fork and Hoe in a doubleheader at Anchorfield. Carnegie meets U S Rubber at Kanawha park at 8 p m and Carbide plays Monsanto at 7 30 p m in the nightcap.
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