Ott's Slugging Boosts Giants and Sox Rise
Mel Ott hit two homers to lift the Giants 6 2 over the Boston Braves as Nap Reyes and Phil Weintraub joined the slugfest with one homer each. Jimmy Dykes White Sox extended a seven game win streak with a 3 1 win over Detroit. Hank Borowy faltered for Boston and Rip Sewell won again for Pittsburgh. The Phillies rallied to beat Brooklyn 6 in the ninth. Several games were not scheduled.
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Baseball Scores From The Night Games
AP report lists box scores across leagues with teams such as Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago and St Louis. Details include runs hits and errors with pitchers including Javery Kluttz Feldman Mameuso and De La Cruz plus lineups like Holmes Wagner and Hemsley.
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Boxing Results Outline From Recent Philadelphia Tulsa and Oakland Cards
Boxing results from Philadelphia Trenton Tulsa and Oakland show Williams outpointing Angott in Philadelphia, Lou Nova defeating Jack Marshall in Tulsa, and Lloyd Marsh beating Holman Williams in Oakland.
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Frankfort Plans Day at USC Canteen on June 23
Frankfort will observe Frankfort Day at the USC Canteen in Aberdeen on June 23. Local organizations churches and clubs are urged to contribute cash or food while all available women prepare to serve at the canteen that day.
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Williams Wins Split Decision Over Angott in Philadelphia
Ike Williams defeated Sammy Angott by a split 10 round decision at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. Williams, a 2 to 1 favorite from Trenton New Jersey, will seek a lightweight title defense against Juan Zurita within 90 days, a plan supported by manager Connie McCarthy. A crowd of 14,811 paid $46,205 as Williams weighed 134 1 2 pounds to Angott's 140 1 2.
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Open season on coast football spawns new leagues and coaches
Pacific coast football rumors surge east as Bill Freelove builds an American League with at least six franchises and three Pacific coast clubs already claimed. Dutch Clark may coach Seattle, while Don Ameche backs West Coast baseball as war ends. Frank McCormick tops Reds in batting for three straight seasons.
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Armour’s Fourth of July Game Set at Brookings
Armour's baseball team will play Brookings on July 4 in Brookings after agreeing to the invitation from W L Kodis Brookings chamber baseball chair and Ford Andrews Huron Armour manager. Brookings will return at Huron on July 16.
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McSpaden and Nelson Lead War Bond Invitationals
Harold Jag McSpaden and Byron Nelson were co favorites as 138 players, including five open champions and six Canadian titlists, prepared to begin the first annual $17 500 war bond tournament in Philadelphia. The 72 hole four day event offered a 6700 prize. Vic Ghezzi led the pro am handicap with 67, matching McSpaden's best three day score.
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Huron Tennis Courts Undergo Quick Reconditioning
Huron College courts will be finished this week and park courts early next week. Weed removal, dragging, rolling, remarking and new nets are in place to restore play at the venues. Jackie Hayes, former White Sox second baseman, is now totally blind after retiring in 1940 due to an eye ailment and has recently obtained a seeing eye dot.
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Huron High Seeks New Coach
Huron High School is seeking a new athletic director after Irvin L. Nelson, the coach for the past year, resigned to pursue opportunities elsewhere. Nelson, former Huron College and Spencer, Iowa coach, cited better prospects as the reason for stepping down. No replacement plans announced yet.
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Pelicans Shuffle Managers Six Times in Six Years
The New Orleans Pelicans have changed managers six times in six years since Larry Gilbert left for Nashville. Roger Peckinpaugh followed Gilbert in 1939, then Hal Anderson, Ray Blades, Pat Ankenmann, Blades again, and Fresco Thompson who led Montreal last season. The team won the second half of the split season but lost the playoff to Nashville, marking their best record in a decade.
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Longacres Racing Set to Open June 24 Meet
Longacres racing returns to the Green River Valley oval with a 51 day meet opening June 24. The Inaugural Handicap at six furlongs kicks off. the meet ends September 3 with the Marathon Olympic Cup over two miles. The $10,000 added Longacres Mile on August 27 headlines the stakes, part of a $43,500 purse pool plus expanded daily purses.
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Secretary Nelson resigns from Eastern Madison College
Miss Ber nice Nelson longtime college secretary since 1984 and former secretary to the president will leave the institution this month to take a new post with an Akron Ohio aviation firm. Miss Ann Fierce of Aberdeen will assume Nelsons duties as assistant secretary.
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Louisville Drops Doubleheader To Brewis Takes Over Third Place
Louisville Colonels drop two to Milwaukee Brewers but climb to third in the American Association after 7 5 and 2 2 setbacks. Saint Paul loses to Toledo as Indianapolis falls at Kansas City and Columbus edged at Minneapolis. Brewers extend winning streak to 10.
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Baseball statistics and player leaders noted in league summaries
The record lists American League batting Tucker of Chicago 391 home runs Cullenbine Cleveland seven pitchers Harder Cleveland Page New York Byles Chicago Maltzberger 51 .83 percent. National League batting Walker Brooklyn 424 home runs Ott New York 14 pitchers Lanier and Munger St. Louis 6 1 .857. Muskellunge is the bass tacklesuster of Canadian lakes.
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Cronin Keys Red Sox 8 1 Win Over Yankees
Joe Cronin led Boston with a 12 hit attack including a double and a homer driving in two runs in an 8-1 win over the Yankees. Seven Massachusetts residents are on the Danmouth baseball squad.
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