Passeau Walters Bid For National League Pitching Honors
Claude Passeau pitched a four hitter to beat the Phillies 3 1 and reach 11 wins while William Walters held the Giants to six hits in ten innings as the Reds won 4 3 His performance helped trim the Cardinals lead to a single game. Yankee Wagner and Red Sox beat Detroit as Wagner won his second in a row on three hits and Williams homered. Milnar allowed five hits in a 9 0 Indians win over the Athletics with Fleming homering Humphries White Sox shutout Senators Tom Turner hit a grand slam.
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Judson Bailey
Claude Passeau
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Wilard Donovan
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Charley Keller
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Charley Wagner
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Cleveland Indians
Les Fleming
John Humphries
Washington Senators
Tom Turner
Teenage golfers shine in Women's Open tourney
Chicago reports a new wave of teenage players in the Women's Western Open. Jeanne Cline, 18, from Bloomington IL, defeated rivals to reach a key match with Dot Kirby while Dorothy Foster and Betty Jameson stood prominent in the draw. Other notable results include Marjorie Row and Virginia Ingram advancing, with upsets by Otte and Ingram signaling a tense bracket.
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Bloomington
Jeannie
Miss Cline
Dot Kirby
Kirby-Cline
Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Betty Jameson
San Antonis
Tex
Marjorie Row
Detroit
Virginia Ingram
Winnetka
Phyllis II
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Sallie Sessions
Muskegon
Mick
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Miss Ingram
Iowa
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
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Russell Mann
Omaha
Neb
Eastern Pennsylvania interscholastic clinic attracts returning veterans
Sports items note Fats Henry attending the coaches clinic as a student, reflecting many former players returning to coaching roles as younger staff join the armed forces. Tony Zale ordered to sea duty, Al Schacht to appear at the International League all star game, and a rookie caddie humorously motivated after a misreading of directions at Price Georges Golf Club.
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Fats Henry
Washington and Jefferson College
Timars
Tony Zale
Tony Zaleski
Navy
Chicago
al Schacht
Buffalo
Price Georges Golf Club
Washington
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press A L Standings
American League results show Washington versus Chicago 8 6 in nine innings with Wynn and Early securing the win for Chicago while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 9 5. New York defeated St Louis 6 4 as Boston fell to Detroit 9 8. National League games included Cincinnati beating New York 4 3 and Philadelphia topping Chicago 9 4. Milwaukee blanked Toledo 6 0 in seven innings with Lawson and George delivering the U.S. effort. American Association and Northern League scores feature Kansas City, Columbus, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, St Paul, Louisville, and other clubs with varied outcomes and multiple innings.
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Sioux Falls
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Winnipeg tops Eau Claire 3 2 in Northern League clash
Winnipeg closes gap after a 3 2 win over Eau Claire in the Northern League. Eau Claire led 2 1 before Winnipeg tied it in the seventh and pushed ahead on an error by Hoeppner. Duluth beat Fargo Moorhead 11 8, Superior defeated Sioux Falls 10 6, and Grand Forks beat Wausau 8 4.
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Gettysburg Leads Big Six League In Split Season Play
Onida June 25 Special Gettysburg won the first best of the split season in the Big Six by shutting out Lower Brule 0 0. Swan allowed two hits over the seven inning course. Box scores list players from Gettysburg Lower Brule and Heights with league standings showing Gettysburg atop the table.
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Fischer
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Seth Ae
Brale
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League Leaders American League Batting And Home Runs
Listing top hitters and pitchers with names and stats: Gordon of New York batting .370, Doerr of Boston .352. Williams of Boston 17 home runs, York of Detroit 14. Pitching leader Borony of New York 6-0, Haynes of Chicago 5-1. Also Reiser and Medwick leading Brooklyn with .359 and .348, Mize of New York 11 homers, McCormick of Cincinnati and Camilli of Brooklyn with 10, French of Brooklyn and Wyatt of Brooklyn 7-1.
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New York
Doerr
Boston
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York
Detroit
Borony
Haynes
Chicago
Reiser
Brooklyn
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Mize
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Camilli
French
Wyatt
Brook
Jyn
Toledo Slows Brewer Challenge
The Toledo Blues halted Milwaukee in a twin bill as Kansas City surged in the standings. Johnny Johnson pitched seven effective innings to beat Columbus 7-8, snapping Kansas City's rivals' seven game win streak. In Toledo, Johnny Marcum tossed a two hit opener 1-0 for the Mud Hens, while Fritz Ostermueller allowed nine hits for a 10-4 win in the nightcap aided by errors against Milwaukee. Indianapolis earned a fifth straight win 6-1 over Minneapolis, while Louisville had no activity.
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Brewers
Kansas City
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Blues
Columbus
Red Birds
Johnny Marcum
Miwaukee
Mud Hens
Fritz Ostermueller
Ting
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Minneapo St. Paul
Louisville
Former SDU Grid Star Promoted To Captain
Marvin Red Lee from Webster, a former Univer sity Coyotes backfield standout, was promoted from lieutenant to captain in the air force. He was stationed at Hickam Field during Pearl Harbor and attended State University from 1934 to 1938.
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War Bonds Aid Aerial Cameras For Army And Navy
The piece urges buying War Bonds to fund aerial cameras essential for Army and Navy air operations. It notes cameras cost about 3400 dollars each and help map wide territories for accurate enemy measurements. Citizens are urged to invest at least ten percent of income each pay period to meet quotas.
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U.S. Treasure Department
State College to Meet Big Nine Cagers Next Winter
Brookings June 25 State College basketball team will face Big Nine foes next season starting December 10 against the University of Iowa Hawks in Iowa City. Coach T. F. McGrady announced negotiations for additional games with other Iowa institutions during the Hawkeye state swing.
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Brookings
University of Iowa Hawks
Iowa City
T. FE. McGrady
McCrady
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Annual Mid-Year Sports Quiz Questions and Answers
A local quiz page presents four two part questions from the National AAU events and boxing. It asks for the name and feat of a standout swimmer in New York, the boxer Lulu Constantino’s defeat after a long undefeated run, the team that won the AAU men's basketball championship, and which former baseball player won an open golf tournament plus Joe Louis’ opponents this year and their rounds.
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New York
Lulu ‘Constantino
Joe Louis
Ping
Valley trout tale hooks fishing girl in river
Sun Valley Idaho June 25 a trout story stands out as Dolores Hegstrom fishing at Magic Dam reels in a trout that had swallowed two hooks and a leader. the fish was hooked by a prior angler and the free hook caught on to her line making the catch in a quirky accident.
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Ida
Dolores Hegstrom
Magic Dam
City Recreation League Game Postponed By Wet Grounds
The schedule contest between Myers Cigar Store and Treway and Liem was called off due to wet infield conditions. League secretary Jim Meaghan announced the postponement until a later date.
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Liem
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Many Favorites Fall As Field Is Out In Intercollegiate Golf Meet
In Orlando on June 25, the intercollegiate golf meet saw many top contenders falter as the field thinned. The event featured fierce competition and unexpected early exits, highlighting the pressure of the tournament and the depth of the rival teams.
Defending Champion Is Virtually Only Pre-Tourney Choice Left
South Bend Indiana June 25 4 Picking the next National Intercollegiate golf champion is a blindfold game of pinning on the donkey s tail. The field was cut from 64 to 16 with many favorites falling as Earl Stewart of LSU the defending champion was left as the main favorite for today s 26 hole match play. Others to watch include Jim Teale Minnesota Dick Haskell Northwestern Dale Mores L A John Stoltz Northwestern Midshipman David Paul US Naval Academy. Eliminated were Burleigh Jacobs Wisconsin Babe Lind Denver Yale A C Williams Stanford Grover Poole Duke.
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Ind
Jike
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Jim Teale
Minnesota
Dick Haskell
Northwestern
Dale Mores
John Stoltz
Manuel de la Torre
David Paul
U. S. Naval Academy
Wiskonsin
Burleigh Jacobs
Chain O' Lakes
Charles
Babe) Lind
Denver U
A. C. Williams
Yale
Frank McCann
Stanford
Duke
Grover Poole
Stars Pitchers Pace Shuts and Sluggers Sparking Wins
AL Milnar of the Indians held the Athletics hitless through six and homered himself. Johnny Humphries and Tom Turner of the White Sox shut out the Senators with Turner homering. DiMaggio drove in two for the Yankees as they beat the Browns. Walters of the Reds pitched a sin hit game for his ninth win helped by Haas’s tenth inning homer. Claude Passeau helped the Cubs defeat the Phillies for his 13th victory.
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Associated Press
AL Milnar
Indians
Athletics
Homer
Johnny Humphries
Tom Turnner
White Sox
Humphries
Senators
Turner
Kesser Joaded
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Browns
Bucky Walters
Bert Waas
Reds
Walters
Haas
Claude Passéau
Cubs
Phils
North Dakota Reports Two More Sleeping Sickness Cases
Two new encephalitis cases in Cavalier and War counties bring North Dakota’s total for the year to ten, health officer Dr Fr Hill announced. The figure compares with nine cases in the same period last year, as the state monitors the outbreak.
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Cavalier
War Counties
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Fr. Hill
Arm strong outpoints Sheik Range in Oakland match
Henry Arm strong of Los Angeles won a ten round decision over Sheik Range of Fresno in Oakland California. The bout ended with Arm strong earning a higher score from the judges and taking the victory. Dick Sisler’s son George Sisler is batting .400 for the Asheville club in North Carolina.
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Calif
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Fresno
Sisler
Asheville, N. C
George Sisler
Asheville
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