Baseball Aims At 20 Million Attendance Benchmark
Major leagues near a season attendance record as play resumes in the second half. Managers hope to reach 20 million total before September 29 while teams chase standings with Yankees Cardinals and others splitting twin bills.Highlights include crowd figures, homer bursts by Ted Williams and Johnny Mize and key results for Dodgers Giants Cubs Indians Browns and Reds.
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New York Yankees
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Sox
Dodgers
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Boo) Ferriss
Philadelphia Athletics
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Ted Williams
Sox
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Dutch) Leonard
Yankees
Washington
Bronx Bombers
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Giants
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Lombardi and Slaughter Lead Split in Baseball Opener
Dodgers Ernie her three run homer helped win 7 8 in the opener. Vic Lombardi beat the Giants for the eighth straight time in the nightcap 8 5. Judd and Northey led Phillies to a 7 0 shutout of the Braves with Judd allowing nine hits. Northey hit a grand slam in the opener and another homer with one on in the nightcap to seal a 3 2 win. Slaughter drove in four as Cards rallied past Cubs 4 3 in the opener.
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Quality Market dominant in doubleheader at G H S field
Quality Market swept Morgantown Athletic Club in a Fourth of July doubleheader at G H S field. Stolzenfels pitched a complete game 10-1 rout in game one, while Grimm bested Milush in a seven inning tilt 4-3. Key hits came from Stolzenfels Hamrick Kowalski and Milush with standout fielding by Rakens for Morgantown and strong two way play from both sides in the tight nightcap.
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Q. Market
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Quick Reward Triumphs In Upset at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif July 5 The $100000 Gold Cup at Hollywood Park on July 27 produced a stunning upset as Norman W Church's Quick Reward defeated Abel Hirschbergs Occupy and Louis B J Mayers Honeymoon in the day’s feature. Occupy the early favorite and 7-5 choice failed to rally with 130 pounds.
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Hollywood Parl
Abel Hirschberg
Occupy
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Norman .W. Church
Talbert And Mulloy Play For Clay Courts Title
Talbert and Mulloy, both prominent players from Wilmington Delaware and Miami Florida, reach the national clay courts championships doubles final and clash in singles semi finals. Marta Barnett of Miami faces Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs of Oakland in the women’s semi finals as the event narrows to a gender showdown.
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Talbert
Mulloy
Wilmington
Del
Miami
Fla
Marta Barnett
Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Gesture and Good News Tie for Lead in Ocean Yacht Race
In Bermuda on July, corrected times by handicaps left A. H. Puller's Gesture from New London Sona and Mrs. B. W. Henry's Good News of New York tied for the lead in the Newport to Bermuda Ocean Yacht Race.
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Witch Sir Proves Horse 10 Beats Chicago at Arlington
Witch Sir a four year old gelding owned by Louis Schlosser of Chicago won the $50,000 Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington Park, paying 16 to 1. Jockey Bobby Campbell steered 115 pounds to a track record equaling 1 49 2 5 for the mile and a eighth, as Richmond Jac nosed out Historian and earned $40,100 of the purse.
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Witch Sir
Louis Schlosser
Arlington Park
Arlington
Bobby Campbell
Historian
Ida L. Rice
Richmond Jac
Sport Of Kings Rivalling Baseball In National Sport
New York July 5 That the dollar still gets pitched around with a gay reckless abandon these days was proved again on Independence Day by the 316803 customers who visited the nation’s fourteen fancier horse parks. They poured a handsome flood of 15163630 into the mutual machines, to the satisfaction of track operators, state treasuries, and those who left the track with more money than they came with.
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Snead Cards 290 To Win British Open At St Andrews
Johnny Bulla and Dai Rees led early with 215 after two rounds while Sam Snead nailed a 290 total through 72 holes to win by four strokes. Henry Cotton trailed at 216 and Bobby Locke stood at 218 as the final 36 holes opened with 38 players at 155 or better.
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Johnny Bulla
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Bulla
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Henry Cotton
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Payot Seals Place in 300000 Dollar Turf Prizes
Boston July 5 Walter M Jefford's four year old Pavot today joined the elite list of $300 000 turf winners by winning the 12th Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs in a decisive upset.
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Suffolk Downs
Roundup previews football, baseball notes and college stars
Midseason look notes baseball and football overlap with Dodgers Rockets prep camps and Portland exhibition game in August. Villanova players face academic checks, transfer of Salem franchise adds third Carolina team, Schottel misses mark, and Mexican League manager Pasquel pens on True magazine. Also mentions raceway eight GI riders, track vets Wiswall and Shively, and Red McClain coaching hire.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule from National League
National League standings show New York 7 5, Brooklyn 5 8, Philadelphia 7 3, Boston 0 2, Pittsburgh 6 3, Cincinnati in 11 innings, Chicago 4 1, St. Louis 2 6. Today’s American League games include New York at Washington and Brooklyn at New York, plus others. Major League leaders list Walker and Musial atop various categories with Reiser stealing 17 bases for Brooklyn.
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Hogan Takes Over Lead As Golf Money Winner
Ben Hogan, the bantamweight who hits like a heavyweight, moves to the top of the golf money list as of July 5 in Columbus. The item also lists American League batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, and other players with Vernon Washington and Doerr among Boston and Detroit figures.
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Vernon Washington
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Boston
Doerr
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Lake and Country Club Celebrate Fourth With Big Play
A July Fourth golf match between Fairmont and Lake Country Club drew visitors from Palmont Elkins Philipp Wheeling and western Pennsylvania to the lake grounds praised for beauty and scale. Local angler Harold Kemple caught a 17.5 inch bass, the day's largest, with Tubby Lucas earlier reporting a 17.3 inch bass weighing 4.5 pounds.
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Palmont
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Boxing Show Postponed In Morgantown Grafton Preview
The Jaycees boxing night scheduled for Monday July 15 is moved to Thursday July 18 at Grafton Senior High field. Ed Williams chairs the boxing committee and Jack Zan is the Morgantown matchmaker. Eight bouts planned, names not yet released. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 35 cents for children under 12.
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Grafton Senior High
Ile Field
Sentinel Classified Rates For Advertising
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