Halos America tournament sparks big event talk and invites
New York sports page notes heated debate over arranging this year's resilar championships with top players invited from qualifying rounds. It highlights Carnival at the Polo Grounds plan, the Cavs showing and plans to draw crowds with appeals to USO and Navy Relief, plus quotes on notable attendees and local fan reactions. The column also runs random notes on boxing, golf, and military ties to sport figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brassle Brasshais
USO
Navy
Polo Grounds
Caffery Hurls Five-Hitter as Merchants Win 5 to 1
Left handed pitcher Caffery led the Corry Merchants to a 5 to 1 victory over Horsh Olmstead, improving home record to 3 and 1. He fanned 13 and allowed five hits while solid local fielding backed him. Dingfelder starred with three hits and two runs as Corry moved toward a rematch with Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Merchants
Horsh Olmstead Merchants
Loveland
Corry
Meadville Pioneers
Invaders
Lefty" Gaffery
Ohloans
Iy the Feld
Forry
Flickinger
Dematine
Caffery
Red
Burk
Hart
Dimick
Barries
Stumpf
Standin
Gross
Burkhart
Young
Barnes
Dybrosky
Ecklund
Dinglelder
Ronte
Welland
Ty” Crandall
Flickinges
Dingfelder
Tuickinger
Bement
Hames
Demaline
Glyde Dingfelder
Glassford named Yale assistant coach in football revival
Biff Glassford, former Carnegie Tech star and Pittsburgh Panther Rose Bowl captain, resigns from coaching post to join Yale’s football program. He will work with Howdy O’Dell, a Wisconsin field coach and Pitt 1934 graduate, named head mentor, and Eddie Hirschberg from West Virginia University, as Yale rebuilds its grid status posted after the Rose Bowl win over Washington 21 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William
Biff
Glassford
Carnegia Tech
Pitt
Yale
Howdy O'Dell
Bass
Wisconsin
Eddie Hirshberg
Erict Conan
West Virginia University
Panther
Pith
University of
Feller Hurls Shutout In All-Sports Day Feature
New York June 15 Navy team led by Bob Feller defeated Hugh Mulcahy and Army squad 4 to 0 in a six hour All-Sports Day at the Polo Grounds. The program mixed baseball track boxing tennis and golf with 12 648 spectators in damp weather and over 45 000 tickets sold. Feller allowed three hits and struck out seven as Kim Catlin hit a first inning homer for three runs.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Bob Feller
Navy
Hugh Mulcahy
Army
Oast
Coviellus Warmardampole
Binches
Greg Rice
Joe Louis
Sparmate George Nicholson
Don Budge
Alice Marble
Karel Kozehik
John Nogrady
Incrosee
Cage
Mourneolegians
New England All-Stars
Aclo
Comprsis
Porky) Oliver
Feller
Bluejackets
Kim Catlin
Philadelphia
Phil
Nates
Me suits Cleveland and others recap and ship results
Baseball scores from yesterday and today list: Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 9 Washington 3 New York 6 St Louis 1 Boston 2 Detroit 2. later Str Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 44 Cincinnati 1 New York 4 Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 8 Boston 6. Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Pittsburgh are scheduled. Skeet shoot results at Lindsey Hall road range include Mewes Dingfelder with 93 of 100.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Str. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Shicago
Tobin
Salvo
Donavan
Sivickson
Lombardi
Khittein
Lee
Bilhorn
McCullough
Hoerst
Pearsoi
Warren
Gumbert Rise
Cooper
Heinzpagelman
Diem
Phelps
Laper
Sunkel
Lohrman
Meyer
Adams
Mancuso
Sewell
Lopes
Ghicinnati
Wyatt
Owen
Wallers
Idmanno
Yoo
White
Parsons
Tebbests
Hughson
Conroy
Pinky
Dwe
Lyons
Tresh
Bullcom
Wilken
God Barry
Eve WO
Smith
Dickey Masterson
Evans
Rifi
Denning
Marcaudan
Basco
Biff
Eysbree
Kennody
Ferrick
Niggeling and Ferrell
Botum and
Benrse
Erie Woman 2nd In State Skeet Shoot
Erie woman Harriet Behrend finished second in the Pennsylvania skeet championship as Fred Soisson of Hastings Pa won with a perfect 100. Soisson teamed with Anthony Zagates of Indiana for the two man event. Behrend set state records with 98 and 93 in 10 and 20 gauge events and 284 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fred Soisson
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Harriet Behrend
Erie
Soisson
Anthony Zagates
Indiana
JOO Birds
Knowles Wins Eastern States Net Singles Title
Sayre Knowles captured the Eastern States Women’s Lawn Tennis Singles crown in Philadelphia. She faced a danger moment as Mrs Belen Pedersen Rihbany led 2-0 in the second set before Knowles recovered to win 5-6 8-6 6-0. Knowles and Madge Harshaw Vosters also won the doubles title without dropping a game.
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Miss Knowles
Madge
Bunny
Harshaw Vosters
John B. Pizey
Anne H. ‘Townsend
War Casualty Shocks U S Football Pause Spreads
War news across the nation reports casualties and disruption of college football programs as universities suspend play for the duration. Fresno area notes include musical acts mentioned alongside Mrs Chanijing Banning Manning, wife of the Fresno State athletic publicity director, in a fragmentary item.
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Fresno
Calif
Chanijing Banning Manning
Fresno State
Ruffing Wins 251st, Gordon Streak Reaches 29
New York Yankees beat St Louis Browns 6-1 in game one and 5-4 in game two. Joe Gordon extended his hitting streak to 29 games with a zero-for-four. Boston Red Sox sweep doubleheader against Detroit to stay within reach of the Yankees in the American League standings.
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Austin Bealmear
Associated Press
May McGinnity
Gollam
Charles Berbert Ruiting
New York Yankees
Airley the Red
Habl
Seutimes
New York Giants
Iain McGraw
St. Louis Browns
Inis
Yankees
Ernie ‘Brule
Ruffing
Jil Bonham
Anothe Yankee
Joe Gordon
Job Niggeling
Yanks
Downhill and Uphill Putting Debates in Golf
Widespread debate among golfers on downhill versus uphill putts features Bobby Jones favoring the downhill approach while Craig Wood and others prefer uphill lines. Notable players like Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan discuss technique, distance, and the psychology of keeping puts on line, with memories of Jones and past Open champions cited.
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New York
Jube
Pol Wyler
Bobby
Jones
Craig Wood
Hilter
Gheri
Gene Zarizert
Bellard
Young Swat Erickson to pitch Jamestown Paleons game
Jamestown announces Young Swat Erickson will toe the rubber for the Paleons against Fors Niagera at Civic Stadium. He is expected to pitch about half the game unless team needs him as a reliever.
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Young Swat Brickson
Jamestown Jamestown
Burwyn
Young Swat
Erickson
Fieous M1
Fors Niagera
Jamestown Paleons
Civic Stadion
Jamestown Baseball Club
Swat
Paleotts
Youler
Yesterday's Heroes Aiming for Double Victory in Baseball Card
Yesterday's Heroes recounts alumni and current players mixing with teams like the Indians and Lumen Aims. Alumuin and Ton Wameke lead with multi hit nights and Cleveland and St Louis pitchers perform strongly. Johnny Hopp and Tony Lupien highlight, while Bill Nicholson and Lou Tost drive key runs. White Sox dominate with two strong wins as Appling and Kolloway contribute.
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Alumuin
Indians
Lumen Aims
Pormer
Ang
Ton Wameke
Johnny Hopp
Cardinals
Phils
Tony Lupien
Red Sox
Cubs
Lou Tost
Braves
Luke Appling
Don Kolloway
Sens
Iors
Byrd and Picard Skyrocket Into Second Place
In the Inverness four ball, Byrd and Picard surged to second with a nine up win over Jimy Hines and Herman Baryon. Lawson Little and Lloyd Mangrom won first prize of 2358.38, while Nelson and Thompson, Demaret and Hogan, and others also posted strong showings in the round robin. Hogan leads this year’s money winners with 10,008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Glideht
Jotes
Guldwhl
Ben Hogan
Myil
Ben
Mever
Pritz Howell
Toledo
Chicago
America
Inverness
Lawson Little
Lloyd Mangrom
Manerun
Little
Phis
Henry Picard
Sam Byrd
Byrd
Picard
Jimy Hines
Herman Baryon
Herman Kelser
Chandler Harper
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thompson
Jimmy Demaret
E. J. Harrison
Denny Shute
Haven Smith
Chick Harbert
Aninus
Jimmy Hines
Herman Barron
Hogan
Demaret
Wie
USC Wins NCAA Track Meet With 54 Points At Lincoln
University of Southern California captures the ninth straight NCAA track title at Lincoln scoring 54 points on Switgh Saturday. No meet records were equalled or surpassed.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Southern California
Fragmented OCR note with stray text and pricing
Partial readable text shows stray words and a price "15¢" among unclear phrases. No coherent article present to identify people, places, or events.
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Iton Berle
Tom Stevens
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Santa Anita
Earl Stewart, Sr
Louisiana State
Ray Brownell
Stanford
Johnny Addie
Bronx Coliseum
Simmie Murphy
Canton
Daily Ledger
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Gubs
H. B. Boulware
Mississippi
Fens
Burt Bonware
Georgia Tech
Franccis X Reagan
Penn and Giants
Quantico
Frank
Robert Madden
Enid
Ola
Army Flying School
Madden
Okelahoma
Pyi
Turk” Greenough
Fort Filegans
Cavalry
Rodens
Boston Traveler
Tony Criscola
Brown
Criscola
Balla
Walla Walla
George Stroller
National Football League
Dayton
Sammy Baugh
Arnie Berber
Soosh
East Greenville
Billy Saose
Farrell
Margaret Unger
Sam Nahei
Walter Beck
Johnny Pogeny
TIMES
Nashville
Nessie State Golf Association
Iowa City
Tom Chapman
Tywa
Sied
Alabka
ATOOL
Tima
Biff Glassford
Mewes
Lindsey Hallow
Mewes Dingfelder
cap‘Dubrosky
Titevest
Beklund
North
Olmstead
Cuffery
Gaffery
Filickinger
Blick Inger
Stroup and
Knapp
Fel Il
Gleveland
North Olmstead
AE Bement
Gs Gross
Ware
Tabor
Frawley
Hope Knowles
BOSOX
Bronx Bombers
Gordon
Bucs
Bills
Pirsty
Tebbetts
H. Newioe
Poavouk
Ron
Borrow
O. B. Keeler
Boswell
Bob
Mintiahdig Qwainst
Maurice McCarthy
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Chic Young
Hogan- Demaret
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Ige
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