Texas Against Field As Golfers Tee Off In National Open
National Open coverage notes economic cards outdoing spending and contrasts in baseball leadership. It highlights Sampson Rickey and MacPhail methods, Cards bidding for dominance with Keener, Durocher, and Durocher’s Dodgers facing a strong pitching and hitting lineup led by Mize, Slaughter, and Cooper.
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Texas
Dodgers
A. Dodger
Durocher
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Country Slaughter
Frank Crespi
Martin Marion
Walker Cooper
Huron Junior Legion Open 14 Game Schedule at Miller
Huron Junior Legion opens the 1941 season with a 14 game slate at Miller next Sunday. Only four holdovers from 1940 remain on the roster, led by Scott Woodward and Marvin Bloomberg to form a potent double play, with Bill O Keefe and Francis Emerson returning on the mound. Scheduling lists games from June to July at Miller Redfield Highmore Wessington Springs and Aberdeen, with key players absent early while Woodward attends Boys State.
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Junior Legion
Miller Juniors
Miller Diamond
Huronians
Scott Woodward
Artstop
Marvin Bloomberg
Keystone Patroller
Fair City Boys
South Dakota
Bill O'Keefe
Carvour
Francis Emerson
Woonsocket
Bobby Daies
Bonilla
Roger Woodworth
Anther
Bill Zeller
Miller
Boys State
Aberdeen
Bob Murphy
Iroquois
Bobby Dates
Woodward
Amoynes
Highmore
Wessington Springs
Redfield
Pierre
Ruskin Park
League Leaders Batting and Home Run Highlights
National League batting leaders include Reiser of Brooklyn and Wameke of St Louis with high averages, while Wyatt of Brooklyn and Cronin of Boston challenge for top marks. American League batting features Williams and Cronin of Boston with strong averages and York and Eres tied for home runs with Philadelphia and Cleveland names noted.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
New York
Cing— Wameke
St Louis
Wyatt
Williams
Boston
Cronin
York
Eres
Philadelphia
King—Feller
Cleveland
A Year Ago Billy Cam Shout Lights Gus Lesnevich
A boxing match at De followed with Billy Cam Shou scoring 15fa light- weight title shot versus Gus Lesnevich before a crowd of 6 074 observers.
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Associated Press
Billy Cam Shou
Gus Lesnevich
Gehrig Private Funeral Sparks Stadium Rename Talk
New York June 5 The Sports Roundup notes Lou Gehrig preferred privacy at his funeral with a suggestion to rename Gehrig Stadium. The column mentions Reds struggles, a potential $50,000 golf tournament, and other baseball and sports tidbits from Fort Worth to Cooperstown.
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New York
Special News Service
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Leo Durocher
Reds
Overlin To Return To Ring On June 9
Ken Overlin former middleweight champion who relinquished his title to Loose May 9 after a disputed decision will receive $3000 and a percentage in his next bout, as he clashes with Ezzard Charles undefeated Negro middleweight at Crosley Field in Cincinnati on Monday.
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Overlin
Ring
Cincinnati
NEA
Ken Overlin
Ezzard Charles
Crosley Field
Fer rick Not on A s Spring Roster in Philadelphia
Tom Ferrick, a top Athletics reliever, is not listed on the Philadelphia club's spring roster. The right handed pitcher previously rose from the Giants’ farm system to Jersey City, then faced a bad arm and was released, later pitching for the Bushwicks in Brooklyn.
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Ferrick
Philadelphia
Tom Ferrick
Athletics
Hancer
Giants
Jersey City
Bushwicks
Brooklyn
Luke Sewell Named Browns Manager For Two Years
Luke Sewell, veteran AL catcher and Cleveland Indians coach, signed a two year contract to manage the St. Louis Browns, replacing Fred Haney to lift a club mid 1930s season slump. Haney had managed since 1939.
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Luke Sewell
Browns
ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Luke Sewelling Pai
St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Haney
Izaak Waltons To Convene June 22
Sioux Falls June 4 A day of sports events awaits South Dakota members of the Isaak Walton League when they come here June 22 for the 15th annual two day state convention. Competition will be in trap and skeet shooting o-Skeet-O bait and fly casting live fishing horse shoe pitching and other sports. A complimentary stag party for convention guests is slated in the evening. The business session opens the second morning featuring addresses by conservation authorities and concluding with reports of committees election of officers and selection of the 1942 convention site. Congressman Karl Mundt will speak at the annual banquet run the
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Isaak Walton League
Karl Mundt
Wausau Takes Northern League Lead In 11-6 Win
Wausau moved atop the Northern League after an 11-6 decision over Fargo-Moorhead as Grand Forks fell to Duluth. Cichosz Machalk and Home hit four Wausau homers, with Hugh Orphan fanning 16 in a strong mound outing. Duluth defeated Grand Forks 1-4, while Superior beat Winnipeg 24-8, and Eau Claire edged Crookston 11-9.
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Wausau
Northern Loop
Grand Forks Bees
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Cichosz
Machalk
Hugh Orphan
Letty
Fragmented notes mix travel, science and sports hints
A garbled item lists a Los Angeles trip linked to Tilini and Seid, mentions Crespi and St Louis as a Cardinal, and includes stray science facts about radiology and radium production as well as a telephone heat difficulty statistic. The readable parts reference people, places, and a variety of topics with no clear single event.
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L. A
Tilini
Los Angeles
Junoene University
Jean Beck
Histo Yeserday Snd
Delayed Brazilians Shoot In U S Open Qualifying Boost
In Fort Worth Texas the National Open field at Colonial Club was expanded from 170 to 17 due to automatic qualification for the only two foreign entrants. Marc Gonzales and Dr Walter C Ratio were to qualify at Ridgewood New Jersey Country Club but the steamship Buarque had engine trouble delaying docking.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial Club
Marc Gonzales
Walter C. Ratio
Ridgewood
N. J
Gonzales
Martin Pose
Jose Jurado
Eduardo Blasi
Western AA Clubs Struggle on Western Invasion
The American Association West teams face tough travel and rain hindrances on their second eastern swing. Only five of 12 games have been played due to rain, with four losses and one win. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 6 to 5 in 11 innings as St Paul edged Louisville 5 to 4 behind Ed Fernandes two-run homer in the eighth.
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Associated Press
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toedo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Columbus
Ed Fernandes
St Paul
Louisville
Hoosiers and Irish Favored In Central Meet At Marquette
Indiana and Notre Dame are co favorites for the 16th Central Collegiate track championships at Marquette University Stadium. A field of 40 schools from 15 states competes in a daylong event with Indiana praised for its Big Ten title form and Notre Dame riding indoor meet success. RIS DIRECTOR JENNINGS MILWAUKEE- Athletic Director Conrad M. Jennings marked his 55th birthday as Marquette coaches brought cake and 72 candles.
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Hoosiers
Indiana
Notre Dame
Marquette
Milwaukee
Marquette University Stadium
RIS
Jennings
Conrad M. Jennings
Marquette Paches
Dodgers Take Lead As Cards Go Down 4-2
Dodgers inch ahead in the National League as Brooklyn’s rally heights the standings while Cardinals slide after another defeat. The Browns and White Sox win, while rain washes out most NL games. Norfolk tops Western after Sioux Falls fall 2-0. Cheyenne climbs to second with 11-5 over Pueblo. Denver slips as Sioux City wins 12-0. Pitchers Buntz and Wagner go four-hit efforts in the key matchups.
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Norfolk
Yankees
Sioux Falls
Cheyenne
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Boughten
Boston Braves
Associated Press
Norfolk Today
Yanks
Meyer Buntz
Moundsman
Frank Wagner
Canaries
Sioux City
Denver
Pueblo Rollers
Innnings
League basketball results and schedule updates
Fragmented lines show league teams and players with scores and standings in a chaotic OCR dump. References include Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston with postponed games amid rain or schedule disruption.
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W.lpi
W.l.patrocky
Boston
Mancoso
Johnson
Nelson And Hogan Installed Early Tourney Choices
FORTH WORTH TEXAS JUNE 5 G olfs greatest bet ee page the national open started today in the cow country of Texas the links mad state which produced a band of professionals ranked as favorites to conquer the colonial club course. AN records attendant to the tournament teetered as the field cautiously spread over the par 35 570 layout which has had the nation's finest golfers mut tering through practice rounds.]]>
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Forth Worth
Texas
Cow Country
Ralph Guidahi
Home Folk
Lean
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Benny Ho
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Mangrum Brothers
Lloyd and
Ray
Dick Metz
Guidahl
Colonial
Lawson Little
Gene Sarazen
Connecticut
Sammy Snead
Craig Wood
Paul Ryan
Yesterday's Stars Meet in Browns-Triumphed Seventh Inning Rally
Johnny Berardine sparked a seventh inning rally with the bases loaded to lift the Browns to a 4 2 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Arthur Johnson and Braver led the pitching and hitting for Casey Stengel's squad. Thornton Lee contributed as the White Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 1.
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Cardinals
Peram
St Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Thornton Lee
Ahonor Pishedleniy
Johnny Berardine
Browns
Washington
Tick Arthur Johnson
Bama Rowes
Casey Stengel
St. Louis
White Sox
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Huron Junior Legion
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