Cincinnati Reds land five on National League All Star squad
United Press reports Cincinnati Reds place five players on the National League all star team for the first annual game against the American League in Cincinnati on July 6. Ernie Lombardi, Johnny Vander Meer, Paul Derringer, Frank McCormick, and Ival Goodman highlighted the NL selections.
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Bill Terry
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Stan Hack
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Salesman Wins Golf Tourney At Lincoln In A Thriller
Ven Savage, a 27-year-old car salesman from Salt Lake City, captured the trans Mississippian golf championship in Lincoln Nebraska. He defeated Edwin Kingsley, his Salt Lake City roommate, in the all-Utah final that went to the 39th hole. Kingsley sliced his tee shot out of bounds on the 39th, taking a five while Savage made par.
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Snead Wins 5000 Top Golf Prize With Valiant Rally
Sam Snead came from behind to win the first 5000 Goodall invitational tourney in Cincinnati with a clutch three foot putt during a second half playoff against Gene Sarazen. He erased Henry Picard's early lead as play stretched through the 126 holes. Yesterday's hero Carl Hubbell of the Giants logged his 200th major league victory.
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Middies Hope Of Fans In East At Poughkeepsie Regatta
In Poughkeepsie eight oared crews met on the Hudson for the 36th intercollegiate regatta. Maryland’s Annapolis Middies looked to end a long drought in the east while California dominated by winning varsity junior varsity and freshman races in recent years. Washington and California entered as co favorites, yet locals hoped for a savvy victory.
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Rowe Beats Dean and Steers in Sunday Comeback Win
Schoolboy Rowe, famed for a mild temperament, returns with a strong performance defeating Paul Dean and the Dallas Steers 21 to 0 in a Sunday matchup. The victory showcases Rowe's renewed form and signals a fresh start for his major league prospects.
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Yankees land six on All Star roster in 1989 selections
Chicago June 27 Yankees place six players on the American League All Star roster at Cincinnati July 6 led by Joe DiMaggio and Charlie Ruffing with star power spread among Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia and St. Louis. The squad is selected by eight managers led by Joe McCarthy and may feature new pitching with Lefty Gomez as the lone holdover.
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Fate of Aeros Topic Debate at Board Meet
The Aero Athletic Association directors meet this week to decide the fate of the Aeros baseball club. Poor attendance and financial losses this season put the future in doubt as manager Kip Anderson reports no games are being scheduled until the board sets the course.
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Parks, Lyons Lead Open Golf Field at Cambridge Springs
The 1935 National Open champion Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh and Toby Lyons of Riverside led the Pennsylvania Open field at Cambridge Springs with a first round of 74. Tony Joy of Phillipsburg, formerly of Corry, posted 79. Ted Luther of Churchill Valley, a former Corry pro, carded 80.
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Helen Moody Still In Meet at Wimbledon
United Press reports at Wimbledon on June 27 the second week of the 38th all England tennis championships began with five American women still in the singles. Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco leads the Americans toward the quarterfinals as Dorothy Round Little remains in contention. Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brockton and Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica face a decisive match to reach the quarters.
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Alter Olympic Rules For Meeting In Tokyo
The United States plans a departure from four year tradition by limiting final team selections at Tokyo to those who would creditably represent the nation. The American Olympic Committee announced last night changes to favor performers with proven impact over merely top three finishers.
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Protest Fallout From Cleveland and Detroit Officials
Protest of any, Both Me Harder of Cleveland, and Detroit Tommy Bridges who worked last year, were left off the Ist.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores Summary
Yesterday's scores across leagues include New York 10 Detroit 3 and New York 6 Chicago 1 in the American and National Leagues contest notes. Rochester 9-3 and Newark 17-5 highlight the International League while St Paul 14 Kan City 7 and Toledo rain mark American Association action. Today Chicago at St Louis and Boston at Cleveland are the only scheduled games.
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Greyhound Trotter Faces Strong Field This Season
Goshen N Y June 27 Greyhound E J Bakers word champion trotter with a 1 56 record may find heavy opposition this season as the 1938 Grand Circuit opens today at Toledo Ohio at 7.
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Hubbell Joins 200-Club with Cubs Victory
Giants edge Chicago 5 1 as Carl Hubbell, 35, earns entry into the famed 200-win circle. Leeds belts a 475-foot homer, giants stretch NL lead to two games over Reds, while Pittsburgh and Boston weather rain delays. Yanks and Indians pull even in AL standings with key wins.
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Joe McGinnity
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