Women in Baseball Sparks Global Debate On Eligibility
A fiery column argues against restrictions on women playing baseball, noting protests by supporters and opposition from league officials. It highlights pressure from figures like George Praiknan and Howard Morder, the obstacle of replacing a male shortstop, and the push to let women join teams with altered uniforms and training.
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Kleine Brel
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Chiss
Sundin
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Howard Morder
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Betuman
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Shorstop
Hal Isreal
Kunety
Blaze Trell In Cross Direction Away From Camp
A garbled note discusses camp safety advising hikers to blaze a cross direction away from camp to avoid getting off course. The piece mentions a trainer, local tennis and district references, and encourages using a compass for accurate navigation while warning against wandering into flat country near water.
Boxers Prep In San Francisco Training Among Faint Reports
In San Francisco boxers Olson and Villemain completed light workouts amid unclear schedules. Neither fighter will spar again until next week while morning routines and calisthenics remain on the program, with no firm fight dates set.
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San Francisco
Ah Hono- Nile
Olson
Robert Villemain
Fight Could Be Rained Out At Yankee Stadium
In New York, Joey Maxlin and Susun Ray Rovin son faced a postponed title bout with Le night at Yankee Stadium as forecasts warned of thunderstorms and humid weather. If the rain continues, the 16 round headline fight may move to tomorrow night under similar terms.
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Joey Maxlin
Susun Ray Rovinson
Lenight
Yankee Stadiu Tm
Toray
Maxis
There will be no radio or Ty broadenst the Robinson
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a boxing-related note involving Robinson and Ty broadening or a Maxim fight. The readable text is limited and does not establish a clear event, date, or outcome to verify.
Middleweight title bout delayed by ball game conflict
The fight at the polo grounds could not be held last night due to a ball game and a non-conflict agreement between the Yankees and Giants. Rob inson remained the favorite at 7-5 to win his third world title, while Maxim faced a weigh-in at 175 pounds after the postponement, with Javovile noted as aPossible challenger.
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Polo Grounds
Yankees
Robinson
Maxim
Oaks Triumph 1-0 As Ayers Shuts Seals In Opener
In a pitching duel, Oakland pitcher Bill Ayers limits San Francisco to one hit over eight innings but suffers losses from field errors and late runs. Al Vien strands runners in eight innings with ten strikeouts for the Seals, while Oakland's Sammy Chapman scores on Loyd Christopher's single in the fourth. The game opens a seven game series with both teams hoping for key victories.
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Oakland Oaks
Miss Drew
Wintner Red Adams
Ahruee Allal Anneagen
al Vien
Llen
Sammy Chapman
Loyd Christopher
Chapman
Oaks
Seal
Bob Muncrief
Oulland
Ayers
Norall
Timmy Moran
Sau Chapmart
Moran
Jimny
Tad Dows
Dows
Davis
Moran Gol
Baseball Standings and Standings Updates in Pacific Coast League
Pacfic Coast League results show Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Seattle and others with mixed outcomes. Jeers note Oakland 1 San Francisco 0, Los Angeles 7 Hollywood 1, San Diego 0 Sacramento at Portland, and Seattle 4. Major League leaders feature Batting Avg and Home Runs with players from St Louis and Brooklyn leading. detailed names include Campanella and Hodges.
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Portland
Oakland
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Sacramento
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Robstown
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Chivaye
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Aeathews
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Tienen
Fauer
Chiengyeo Moalgen
Frookli
Homon
Sesnider
Brookly Campanella
Tkining Hye
Edgers
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Dorr
Henin
Bindery
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Alin
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Adonis
Detroit
Berta
N.Y
Drape
Delo Rude
Cleveland
Major League Misses Shantz Beaten in Wild May Play
In a series of shaky moments the Pirates and Athletics limped through a May game with Bobby Shantz losing his 12th straight despite five hits. Grout moved toward a Pirates shortstop spot after a high profile return. Crowe delivered a late winning single as the Braves edged the Dodgers 4 3. The Giants closed the gap on the Dodgers in the National League with a win, while the Yankees Browns crowd numbers rose by 2,806 from last year as the Browns hosted their 11th home game.
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Noble
Bero
Wr—Ayers
Shanty Krewsna Esetele
Lil Ha
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Wynn
Cleveland
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Avila
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Browns
Myers
Red Sox
Senators
Chicago
Kristopher
Scheneta Gil
Giants
Hank Thompson
Jim Hearn
Bobby Thomson
Bob Elliott
Hoyt Wilhelm
Treacher Roy
Brooklyn
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
St Louis
Peanuts Lowrey
del Rice
Robin Roberts
del Ronis
Riple
Philly
Russ
Relie
van Jim
Konstanty
Allig Taynelds
Yankees
Bobby Brown
Dick Grant
Pirates
Bobby Shantz
Athletics
Grout
Duke
Itlsburgh
Ayn Heston
Cis Bell
Dodgers
ST. Louis
Injured Connolly Fights On At Wimbledon
17 year old American Mam Connally from San Diego plays despite a shoulder muscle injury against Angela Mortimer of Britain. Connally wins 4-2 as doctor and coach advised withdrawal. Defending champ Savitt seeded fourth meets Gerald Oakley while Seixas faces Buchholz. Gardner Mulloy and Hosewall also appear in the men's singles field.
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Su’ Amores
Dick Savat
U.S
Avo Vie Svinas
Odedovegetinn
Addiin
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Tre Iedeau
Miss Connally
San Diego
Calif
Angela Mortimer
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Davids
B Moeller
Britain
Eleanor
Toa Toonant
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Gardner Mulloy
Carl Chiies
Pladeen
Aragon Under Knife in Santa Monica Hospital
Boxer Art Arago checked into St John’s Hospital Santa Monica for surgery on the index finger of his left hand. Doctors expect a recovery period of more than a month with limited activity.
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Santa Monica
Art Arago
St. John's Hospital
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Harbert Faces Turnesa in PGAL Championship Showdown
Louisville report describes Harbert and Turnesa meeting for the PGAL full championship after prior slips. Harbert, 87, defeated Bob Hamilton 2 and 1 in the semi finals at Big Spring Golf Club, while Turnesa, a veteran, pushed through earlier rounds with steady play as the field narrows toward the title.
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Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Harbert
Bob Hemilian
Evansville
Ind
Big Spring Golf Club
Smathesis
Tornesa
Kroll
Ella Elouter
Cary Middreoff
Keall
Shen Tank
UC's Fred Hagist Loses NCAA Tennis
In Evanston at the NCAA team and individual championships, Fred Hagist of California fell in the early singles rounds as third seed. Upsets also hit several other seeds including Alfreda Miller and N G Deberry in tight matches, with top seed Hugh Stewart advancing after a bye and default wins shaping the third round.
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National Gate Jegiate Athletic Association
Fred Hanisi
Brat
University of California
Iford Browne
South Carolina
Alfreda Miller
Rolling
Joe Russell
Western Reserve
N.G. Deberry
Texas A. R
Clayton Benham
Denver
Easy Way
Hugh Stewart
Southern California
Ababble
Balk Dibble
Grinnell
Benham
Deberry
Bob B. World
Ilinois
Jerry Clade
Utis
Bruce Wigley
Iown
George Vacker
Northern Minnis
Jim Herd
Wyoming
Hugh Stitzler
Bobi Sponka
Tim Terborg
Denney
Mateh
Buteh Bri
Rovian
San Jose State
West and Baker pace Angels past Hollywood in 7-1 win
Gene Baker opened the scoring in the first, then Max West slugged a grand slam in the fifth as Los Angeles defeated league-leading Hollywood 7 to 1 in the Pacific Coast League. Ed Chandler pitched seven solid hits allowed, while Seattle topped the A’s 4-0 behind Al Widmar. Sacramento-Portland contest washout. About 8,000 onlookers.
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Gene Baker
Max West
Los Angeles
Hollywood
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Uve-hilter
Seattle
Sacramento
Portland
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Bakers
Angel
Ed Chandler
Wavelord
Widmar
St. Louis Browns
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Bennett Finnwatt
Hertz
Boston
Wall Drudnich
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Chandler Wid Peilén
Queen
Fyntshang Sandtack
San Meg Nan
Beatile OM
Widimaar
B. Wilson
Venturi Leads NCAA Golf Final In Narrow Qualifier
WARAYERTE Indiana hosts the 55th NCAA golf championship with Paul Harney of Eastern Intercollegiate lighting the field after firing sub 70s in qualifying at Purdue South Course. Harney leads Don Addington SMU, Ken Venturi San Jose State faces Dick Wibel Purdue, and Dan January North Texas State heads lower bracket in a tight opening round.
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Ind
Paul Harney
Maly Cross
Harney
Purdue South
Don Addington
Southern Methodist
Ken Venuri
San Jose State
Dick Wibel
Purdue
Dan January
North Texas State
Jahuuary
Elliott Phillips
Indiana
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