One-Hit Venture Highlights Marketmen Loss to Hunts
Hunts edged the Marketmen 1 to 0 as Vince Maldonado pitched a one hitter for Hunt Foods. N and M managed only three infield singles, none threatening scoring. Haines struck out eight and walked one, with Claudine driving in the decisive run on a first-inning steal and a second-inning sacrifice.
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Bud Abbott
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Castro Valley
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Blackwood
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Toe Falasea
Cory Parrish
Tony Sittatra
McDingeil
Seals official argues for independent status to avoid draft
Damon Miller, secretary of the San Francisco Seals, testified before the House monopoly subcommittee, urging the Pacific Coast League to gain independent status between mali and minor leagues. He said a four-A class could satisfy west coast demands, but only if major leagues relinquish draft rights. Miller cited San Francisco losses to the Philadelphia Athletics over a $10,000 draft price and argued regional support for elevating PCL to major league status.
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Alameda Tennis Star Meets Sedgman
In Newport three members of Australia’s Davis Cup team played third round matches at the Casino Invitation. Frank Sedgman, dubbed the Aussies New Wan, faced Whitney Reed of Alameda, California. Ken McGregor met Karl Cochuel of San Francisco, and Mervyn Rose played Hamill Richardson, the NAC heavyweight champion from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Australia
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Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
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Karl Cochell
San Francisco
Mervyn Rose
jFamillon Richardson
Atton Rouge
West Point Cadet Cheating Scandal Court-Mared for Some
Upperclassmen at West Point press for milder treatment of cadets who confessed to classroom cheating. About 30 seniors and sophomores at Camp Buckner favor resignations and future officer status, while 10 deniers face court-martial. Superintendent Irving backs a lenient policy for confessed cadets, but vows continued investigations and possible actions against others. Blaik to announce tomorrow if he stays as head coach.
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Teel
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Baile
Blaik
West Point accused of paying for 23 football prospects
The Chicago Tribune reported West Point officials funded a six week summer “vacation” for 23 top high school players including Flint Northern standout Duncan MacDonald. It alleges fundings covered travel, exam prep, and draft-free advantages while coaches lobbied players to enroll.
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Westerners Take Derby Lead 4 3 at Oakland Arena
The Westerners won the roller derby game against the Panthers 4 to 3 at Oakland last night securing a series lead in the 11 game schedule. Gloria Beread led the Westerners with five points as the high scorer.
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Hambletonian Stakes Rain Cancels Rich Race
GOSHEN NY The $95,000 Hambletonian stake, richest in its 26 year history, was postponed from Friday to tomorrow at 3 pm due to a muddy track. A crowd of about 25,000 was expected for the world renowned event featuring 21 three year old trotters, with $51,347 to the owner of the first horse to win two heats. If no winner after three heats, a fourth run will decide.
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New York City
Henry Wins Unanimous Decision Over Buford in Los Angeles
Clarence Henry, ranked prospect for the world heavyweight title, earned a 10 round unanimous decision against Frank Buford in Oakland. Henry dominated early, but Buford offered a steady target and rallied, keeping the crowd at Olympic Auditorium skeptical of the judges.
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Joe Louis
Henry
Frank Buford
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Calif
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