Newhouser Aims For 30 Win Season With 19 So Far
Hal Newhouser of Detroit sits at 19 victories with at least 16 more starts projected as he seeks a 30 win season. He owns a seven game win streak, allowing just 10 runs and about five hits per outing, with 161 strikeouts on the year and 1006 in his career.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hal
Newhouser
Detriot
Washington
Detroit
Dutch Leonard
Tigers
Leonard
Marino Pioretti
al Evans
Allie Reynolds
A’s
Cleveland
Phil Murchildon
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Bill Zuber
Johnny Rigney
Ted Williams
Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Yank
Marius Russo
Denny Galehouser
Major League Leaders from AP Baseball Honors
Summary of national and American League leaders with names and top figures for batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Williams, Musial, Slaughter, Reiser, Mize, Vernon, Lewis, Case, and Newhouser across Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Hopp
Boston
Musial
St. Louis
Slaughter
Mize
New York
Reiser
Brooklyn
Rush
Chicago
Herring
Williams
Rams
Wiliams
Vernon
Washington
ples—Lewis
E Tuns—Williams
Case
Cleveland
Newhouser
Detroit
Roundup highlights reform on baseball contracts
Sports columnist notes Ford Frick and Larry McPhail influence on player representation and the Braves push for a clubs wide contract plan. Mentions plan origins from the American League, a Wichita diamond ring reward idea for home runs and no hitters, plus various quick sports notes on Zale Graziano Emery and college track and training plans.
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New York
Ford Frick
Larry McPhail
Frick
Boston Braves
American Baseball Guild
McPhail
Braves
Low Perini
Sox slip past Indians in seven one romp
Luke Appling leads White Sox offense with three hits in a perfect night as Chicago shuts out the Indians 7 to 1. The victory marks a fourth straight win for the Sox and keeps the steam on the pennant push. Nine victims are noted in the box, with two doubles among the hits.
Vast Yacht Purchaser Faces Style Crisis at Sea
A former millionaire who bought a 60-foot yacht discovers he does not suit the commodore’s cap. A Chilean athlete plans to swim the English Channel. A pocket sundial is claimed by German invention. The Bikini atom bomb saga and tape tennis emerge in a squib of curiosities and weather chatter for a lighthearted look at current oddities.
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Ed Delehanty
Chicago
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Rocky
Zale
Walter Emery
Colgate
Hyaki Poanh
Franklin and Marshall
Bob Rowe
Andy
Kerr
U. of Alabama
Tom Lieb
Land Browns
Wile
Central
California Medalist Leads Public Links Qualifiers
Denver report on July 24 details medalist Jimmy Clark of Long Beach and runner-up Robert Silvestri of San Francisco leading 64 golfers in the first match play round of the national public links tournament. Clark set a qualifying record with 134, joined by 15 other Californians in the select circle from 20 states, Canada, and Hawaii. North Carolina also places three.
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California
Jimmy Clark
Long Beach
Robert Silvestri
San Francisco
Clark
United States Golf Asso
Silvestri
States
Canada
Hawaii
North Carolina
Tommy Reaves
Clarence Alexander
Raleigh
Carl Dezern
Durham
Dezern
Marshall Holt
Marine Corps
Pacific
U.S.G.A
Spokane
Wash
Court sessions weigh voter rights and county crime cases
The text notes a court refusing to issue a writ to stop Cabell county common pleas court from trying a conspiracy charge and an application by R W Greer for review of his Raleigh county grand larceny conviction. It also mentions voter registration rights and timing of an upcoming election.
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Adkins
Cabell County
North-South Football Classic Tickets On Sale
July 4 Charleston reports the 13th annual North South football game set for August 16. Tickets go on sale August 5 with mail orders only before that date, ticket chairman R E Dewey says. Hundreds of orders already received as out of town fans are promised equal access. Several co sponsoring newspapers will act as ticket agencies after public sale begins.
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Charleston
R. E. Dewey
Dewey
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results listed Detroit 6 Washington 1, Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0, Chicago 7 Boston 1, St. Louis 8 New York 2 with rainouts in Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York and other rain events. Today New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Tomorrow's games include Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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We. Pet
St. Louis Chicago
College Council Would Abolish Athlete Subsidy
The National Collegiate Association Council proposed abolishing direct or indirect pay to athletes and banning recruiting by staff outside campus. They endorsed need-based tuition aid only, awaiting NCAA action next January, signaling a push for amateurism and higher competition standards.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Association Council
NCAA
New York
Asa S. Bushnell
Ann Cochran Leads Administration Women’s Golf Title
Ann Cochran of Parkersburg the 1938 state amateur champion led a field of 125 female golfers at the revived Guyan Country Club Invitational Handicap Tournament posting an 81 to beat Nancy McIntosh of Huntington by six strokes. Mrs Henry Payne of Charleston Edgewood Country Club finished third with 91. The war era layoff ended with players from West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky.
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Huntington
Ann Cochran
Parkersburg
Guyan Country Club
University plans rooming surge after war service
In recent weeks 100 to 200 students applied daily for rooming space, mostly on Monday and Tuesday, Stone said. The statement connects postwar service with a push for university housing.
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University
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Stone
Classified line roughs on ad rates and services
Fragmented Sentinel classified text notes ad rate 2.5 cents per word and 56 count charge. Mentions Grafton Sewing Service with contact H. L. Lit at 381-R, 132 West Mi street, unclear formatting and errors noted.
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H. L. Lit
West Mi Street
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