Batter Luis Olio powers Brooklyn in 15 12 Cubs rout
Brooklyn hitters burst through with a grand slam and a little slam by Luis Olio, driving seven RBIs in a 15 to 12 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Vernon Stephens added a four run homer as St Louis beat New York 4 1. Ken Burlhardt earned the win. Other games saw Dave Ferriss notch his third win in four as Boston blanked Chicago. Several games were postponed in the East and Midwest due to rain.
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Luis Olio
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Jimmy Fox
Phils
Vung
Louis Candy
Ken Burlhardt
Colic
Dave Ferriss
Bosh Red Sox
Bobby Jer
Cleve- G Indians
Heuga White Sox
Ittshurkh
New York
Neinati
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Yeland
Kierigan
Army Navy Track Meet Nears Title Defense at West Point
EST POINT N Y Army and Navy face a tight field in the annual track and field championship with Navy favored to repeat after last year’s win at Philadelphia Franklin Field by a slim margin. Army, however, possesses strong distance yards and a clutch of defending champions, setting up a high powered showdown with other colleges joining the fray.
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Uri
Army
Navy
Philiphia
Franklin Field
Wither Califor
Severn
Annapolis Ates
Frome Navy
Woslint
Okinawa Wig Trick Reveals Japanese Masquerade Plan
Okinawa dispatch from Him rod Calif cites Sgt. Topping on a new trick used by Japs. Marines report a cave stash of wigs and kimonos to disguise soldiers as civilians. Some enemy troops have been found posing as civilians, challenging detection.
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Pith Topping
Marine Corps Mbat
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Igs
Police Capture Escaped Army Prisoners Near Napa
Three U S army prisoners who escaped from the Hamilton Field guard house were recaptured by Napa police yesterday. Pvt. Robert A. Manning, 30, was trapped in a barn near Press Valley after he leaped from a car and vanished. His companions Pvt. Edward Scrawlin, 22, and Pvt. William Hofflinger, 22, surrendered after officers fired on their fleeing vehicle and the weapons were surrendered.
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Nana
Theamilton
Robert A. Manning
Press Valley
Edward Scrawlin
William Hofflinger
Curfew Stalls Seals Rainiers Doubleheader Result
Pacific Coast League curfew halted the second game of a Seals Rainiers doubleheader with Seattle leading 7 0 in the opener. Rainiers edged Seals 7 to 0 as curfew clipped the nightcap after a week of curfews in league play. Other games saw Portland victory, Sacramento and San Diego wins, and Angels suffering defeats.
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United Press
San Francisco Seals
Seatte Rainiers
Rainiers
Parkand Beavers
Sacramento Salons
Oalland
San Diego
Hollywood
Votella
Happy Issue in San Gabriel Handicap at Santa Anita
Happy Issue, the Hollywood Gold Cup winner, faces 10 rivals in the $25,000 San Gabriel handicap at Santa Anita. Topweight 129 pounds goes to Howard's Civil Code. Gold Mike and six others, including Vain Prince and Bizerte, aim to challenge. Jury Box, winner of four straight at Caliente, drew 128 pounds and declined.
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Ualt
Trappy Issuc
Santa Anita Vaew Track
Tappy
Howard
San Gabriel
Cooke Fights Robertson For Southern California Singles Title
In Los Angeles Elwood Cooke faces Bill Robertson for the southern California men's singles championship. Cooke reached the third round by beating Sgt. Dick Dearborn 6-1 2-? yesterday. Frank Shields of New York meets Jack Adams in a second round as another headline match. Shields also to play mixed doubles with Mrs. Joe Hunt against Pauline Betz and Vincent Forte Sr.
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Elwood Cooke
Southern California
Bill Robertson
Cooke
Sgt
Dick Dearborn
Ucla Flash
Frank Shields
New York
Notaway
Forest Hills
Wimbledon
Jack Adams
Shields
Joe Hunt
Pauline Betz
Vincent Forte Sr
Sunset doubleheader at Sunset Sunday featuring two teams
The Slayward Acres Sunset lers host Hollywood Slug sers at Sunset school Sunday at 12 30 in a tied T inning affair. The winner from the first game advances to meet Delano's Devil Dogs coached by Charlie Osperg, ex Marine with sheriff's office. Bill Herb reports Sunset field improvements by the school board.
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Sunsetlers
Hollywood “Slugsers
Sunset
Delano
Devil Dogs
Charlie Osperg
Sheriff's Office
Bill Herb
Hayward Acres
Annual Track Field Carnival Underway in Fresno
The West Coast Relays open in Fresno with nearly 900 athletes entered and a forecast crowd of 10 000. The University of Southern California Trojans head the field from five western states as defending champions, though they face strong competition and are not a guaranteed crown favorite.
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Calif
Ayer
University of Southern California Trojans
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Arizona
Trojans
Dean Cromwell
Sewell Promotes the Blooper Ball for Modern Pitchers
Rip Sewell of the Pittsburgh Pirates defends the blooper pitch as a modern answer to batter advantage. He explains its arc, control work, and the need for new deliveries as batters gain the edge, noting his own use of the pitch with 21 wins in recent seasons.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
La—Truethug) Sewell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mteernatsmen
Sewell
Vetoran
Rip
Iit
Plant
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