Everidge Named Player of the Week in Hard League
Castro Valley report rewards Jim Everidge of VMI No 1 with Player of the Week honors after a dominant mound performance against Pillar Manufacturing. He struck out 10, allowed three hits, and scored twice as VMI pulled within one game of the A 2 leaders Native Sons. The Daily Review notes Everidge will be celebrated before tonight’s First Christian game and continues as the league’s 11th Player of the Week.
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Dodgers widen lead in Far West loop with extra innings
Santa Barbara moved a half game ahead in the California League as Ventura defeated Bakersfield 5 to 4 while San Jose edged Reading 2 to 1. Falls Penny beat Medford by three in the ninth, and Redding lost a 12 to 11 extra innings thriller as the Rogues rallied in the tenth to win.
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Henry Meets Buford In LA Fight Tonight
Heavyweight Clarence Henry ranked fourth for Joe Louis clashes with Buford of Oakland in a one round bout at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles Buford seeks another upset to boost his national rating and possibly earn a title chance while Henry aims to rebound after a prior loss in the ring tonight at the Olympic Auditorium Buford has split two bouts with Willie Bean and previously defeated Turkey Thompson, entering as a 1 to 3 favorite.
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Channel Swims Start Aug 13 in Folkestone Britain
Britains one cay earned swimming circus begins Aug 13 with 20 entrants gathering on the beach for the Channel swim from England to Cape Gris Nez. First man and first woman to swim the 23 airline miles will win 2800 dollars each plus a cup from the Daily Mail sponsor. Remaining placements pay 1400 and 700 dollars. Notable entrants include Eileen Fenton from Britain and Marech Hassan Kamman from Egypt, with Ned Bar ne from Scotland cited among four men who have swum the channel both ways.
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Davis Denies Cadet Cheating At West Point 1944 46
Los Angeles. Glenn Davis famed West Point star says there was no cheating at the academy during its great 1944 46 grid tents. He spoke at a Football Writers meeting, defending the academy’s integrity and recalling his Army service before joining the Rams.
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Peculiar Graziano Fight Ends in Second Round No Contest
The middleweight bout at Boston Garden between Chuck Hunter and Rocky Graziano ended in a no contest after Graziano floored Hunter and referee Ed MacDonald halted the 10 rounder in the later rounds. Boxing officials then held the purse pending a commission review.
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Flam in Victor At Newport Play
Herb Flam, a United States player from Beverly Hills Calif led a group of American and foreign stars into the second round of the Newport Invitation Tennis Tournament. Flam won two singles matches, beating Richard Sorlein 6-2 6-1 and defeating Blaine Thyley 7-8 4-6 to advance. Gardnar Mulloy also advanced with a 6-2 7-8 4-? victory in his match.
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Boston
Good to Bad Deer Season On Saturday
California wildlife officials released an opening prospectus for the deer season this Saturday. County by county ratings range from excellent to poor with many areas closed or restricted due to fire danger and land ownership, and bag limits set at two bucks for central and south coastal regions.
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Stakes Races in L A Pomona This Week
Seated Princess and Trish Hall head a modest field for 10 sulky stakes to start during the Los Angeles fair in Pomona at mid September. Run dates cited as Sept 14 to 40 hint at a local harness event with horse trailers noted among entrants.
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Baseball owners weigh candidates for new commissioner
New York reports say Major League club owners met in Washington to narrow candidates for a new commissioner. Among leading names are Jamus A Bayley General Douglas MacArthur Guy Frank Lausche Fred Vinson and J Edgar Hoover. The group favors a nonpolitical baseball man with a strong background to lead the sport and resolve current legal issues.
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Yankees Hammer Senators 4-0 As Morgan Wins Eighth In Row
New York rooky Tom Morgan fired a five hitter to blank the Washington Senators 4-0, extending his winning streak to eight and boosting the Yankees in the pennant race. Bill Dickey and Turner mentored the rookie as Casey Stengel praised his growth. McDougald, Berra, Woodling, and Brown drove in the runs while Detroit was shut out by Chicago. A San Jose charity game preview closes the piece.
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Rookie Debuts With 1-Hitter For Solons
Sacramento Solons rookie Tookie dark Pichi made his professional debut with a 1 hit allowed no run game in a doubleheader loss. In the nightcap San Diego’s Bob Kerrigan pitched nine innings to complete the sweep as the Solons were shutout 1 0.
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House Baseball Investigations Hear Secretive Hearing
Washington House baseball investigators held a secretive session on the reserve clause. Ross C. Horning was named as a witness, with staff saying the hush hush approach protected earnings and testimony, while Horning, a former minor leaguer, challenged the clause. Happy Chandler defended the clause, saying it preserves club control and that some owners lack understanding of the game.
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Acorns Defeat Angels 4-3 At Wrigley Field
Oakland Acorns edged the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 at Wrigley Field. Key moments included Dee Pondy homering with Bob Talbot on base, Jenn Jorgensen driving in runs, and Mel Duezabou's clutch double in the sixth as Oakland seized the lead. Angels countered with a pivotal two-run burst in the third before fading late.
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Coach Shaw predicts a9ers will do OK in league race
San Francisco expects improvement as Buck Shaw discusses the 49ers camp. He notes better conditioning than last year, a strong quarterback duo with Albert and Nnamani, veteran linemen Nemelti and Collins, and promising rookies Arenas and Streykalski.
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Westerners Tie Series with 20–17 Roller Derby Win
The Westerners defeated the Panthers 20 to 17 at Oakland Auditorium to level the series at three games each. Dorian Mossatt led with 9 grand slant five-pointers in the fourth period while coach Buddy Atkinusen was ejected for insubordination. Tonight is kids night with under 12 admission for 26 cents with an accompanying adult.
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Top P C L Pitchers Lead Averages Across Leagues
The Pacific Coast League top hitters and pitchers are led by San Francisco’s UM-Hoerc ler Brown Seattle’s slim right hander and veteran jlink Balve san Hollywood’s mound ace as per Atalistics figures released late Sunday Aug 5 detailing games played through Aug 5.
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