San Lorenzo Bowl Nabs Two Wins In Hard fought League Night
In San Lorenzo actions, the San Lorenzo Lions lost the opener to the San Lorenzo Athletic Club but won the night by taking the next two games 794 764. Steward led the Guardsmen with a 490 series while N Licowitz posted a 675 high game for the Atl etic Club. Clausen added a 668 series as San Lorenzo split the pair. In San Leandro, Cucila Goudy rolled a 202 game and 608 series to spur Nelson & Rage Tire to a triple win over Pickfell Painters. Louie Morrison’s 600 series led the way as Say Leandro Bowl rose to fifth place. The standings show several teams jockeying for position with high scores and strong individual performances.
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Bonus Rule Left To Minor Leagues
The major leagues voted to repeal the controversial bonus rule placing life time restrictions on players who sign large contracts. Commissioner Chandler urged action and said the proposal would go to the minor leagues for a vote. The minors, at their Baltimore convention, approved repeal 32 to 26, with the rule to be shelved another year unless the majors’ plan is accepted. Also news briefs cover Wednesday basketball scores across conferences.
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Giants Acquire Stanky Dark From Braves In Major Deal
New York Giants pull Edie Stanky and Al Dark from Boston Braves in a sweeping two-team trade at the baseball convention. In exchange the Giants send Willard Marshall Sid Gordon Buds Kerr and pitcher Sam Webb to Boston. Detroit gains Jerry Priddy from the Browns for Low Krellow and cash. Cardinals swap Lou Klein and Rot Northey to Reds for Harry Walker. Athletics land Bob Dillinger Paul Lehner from Browns for infielders Billy Bernards Frank Gustine and other pieces. Jim Majeski joins White Sox while conditional deals seed the rest of the market.
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Try to End Fake Tickets At Tanforan
Internal revenue agents in San Francisco target a fake admission ticket racket at Tanforan race track. Officials say they recovered a batch of exact duplicate phony tickets that admitted patrons without the 20 percent federal excise tax or track fee. The investigation seeks the printer and distributor with potential tax and fraud actions against the track.
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Rams and Eagles Prepare For Championship Clash
Los Angeles Rams coach Chick Shaughnessy and Philadelphia Eagles coach Greasy Neale study strategies for a Sunday title game. Shaughnessy uses trick plays to threaten the Rams passing attack while Neale plans to counter with solid defense and disciplined formation play.
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Joe Louis to Arrive Saturday for Oakland Training Camp
Retired heavyweight champion Joe Louis arrives Saturday morning to begin training for a ten round bout at the Oakland Auditorium. Louis plans workouts Saturday and Sunday at Dolph Thomas gym and will receive a guarantee of five thousand dollars or forty percent of the gate after veterans rehabilitation fund deductions. Mousinait is set for fifteen percent.
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San Diego Beats San Francisco in Coast Hockey Tilt
The San Diego team defeated the San Francisco Shamrocks 4-1 as New Westminster led the division chase with a 4-1 win over Seattle. San Diego’s Pete Wywrol notched the winner while Fresno pushed Bud La Marche to the limit with a late goalie pull.
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Motoring in Country More Dangerous Than In City
Chicago report by the National Safety Council shows rural motor vehicle deaths at 21,900 last year versus 10,500 in urban areas. City pedestrians died 6,200, while rural pedestrian deaths were 4,050, with higher county pedestrian fatalities.
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COP Arrives In Hawaii For Gridfest Contests
The COP team lands in Hawaii to face the University of Hawaii in a key Gridfest matchup. Local reports describe the visiting squad at full strength for the first time this season as they prepare at Monolally Stadium amid upbeat hospitality and cautious optimism about overcoming a six week layoff.
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San Jose State Water Polo Finishes Strong Despite Losses
San Jose State water polo finished their third straight winning season by beating Cal Aggies 10 to 8. Coach Charley Waller led the Spartans to seven wins with two ties, as George Haines and Nora Keeler led scoring with 37 and 44 goals respectively, while the defense allowed 81 goals in 12 games.
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