Orphan PCC Teams Readopted Amid Big Schedule Changes
The Pacific Coast Conference moved to readopt Idaho and Montana as potential contenders and Rose Bowl nominees. It approved a four‑team plan allowing two games against California teams per season, reshaping schedules from 1942 onward and scheduling interleague matchups through 1954. The decision spurred debate among coaches and alumni about gate appeal and competitive balance.
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Ian
Natory
Univevaition
Idaho
Montana
Geographica
Witenh
Idalig
Begiontog
California
Idano
Lau Angeles
Los Angele
Stanford
Palo Alto
Berkeley
Gaeully
Tha! Hon
Mantapa
Hon
Maongeta
University of Oregon
Oregon State College
Regan State
University of Washington
Itn
Portland
O.5.c. Haw
Seattle
Washington
Oregog
California Achantao
Missoula
Nia
Betty
Simmer
GA Parlnons
Medwick and Davis poised to cement Dodgers pennant hopes
New York June 13. Brooklyn Dodgers acquire outfielder Jon Medwick and pitcher Curt Davis from St. Louis in a trade that sends shock waves through Brooklyn. Fans mob Kearns and Ebbets Field ticket offices as reservations for the three day series with Cincinnati Reds vanish, while interest in a Reds series follows. Medwick, batting .304, slots in left field with Walker in center, Vosmik moving to right, and Davis expected to contribute strong pitching as the team pursues the pennant.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Lars Ry MacPhatt
Jon Medwick
Curt Doyle
Dodgers
Keelan
Ebbets
Cincinnati Reds
Tebels
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Grand Island
Lea Durocher
Medwick
Santa Clara
Albn
St. Louis
Turocher
Carteret
N. J
Teld
Joe Vosmik
Diate Walker
St. Louie
Walker
Jess Lion
Davis
Phera
Aurocher
Dayle
Maid of 15 Is Going Strong in Links Conflict
Fifteen year old Phyllis Phylligotta of Atlantic Iowa dominates the Minersul tournament match play reaching the semifinals by defeating Kay Ponyson. Betty Jamison holds national title claim with recent strong play as she advances, joined by Patty Berg and Mrs Russell Mann in the day’s notable results.
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St. Gouin
Tune
Hiltie Phyligotta
Atlantic
Iowa
Kay Ponyson
Hounlon Star
Betty Jamcaon
Fenraon
Phyllis Chat
Ain
Hirdies
Nica Instituts Tennid
Misa Janiginn
San Antonio
Warton Miley
Toxington
Farmer Ue Holder
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
H. David Sterrett
Hutchtacon
Kan
Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
Munn
Mise Berg
Federal Men Use Home Runs to Win Over Unemployment
Federal Men beat Unemployment Compensation 6 to 6 in a close Class A softball game at Carrot field. Robinson hit a seventh inning homer for the Federals, with Blernitz totaling two homers for Unemployment and Cobbs, Crocker, Walsh, and Bates contributing.
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Pluch Witting
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Blernitz
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Fedarats
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Crocker
Walsh
Bateh
Tarmon
Legion Path
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Willlha
Smithers-Eddy
Ofeth
Hut Coud
Bartell and Whitehead Lift Tigers in Title Chase
Detroit’s Bartell and Whitehead have bounced back on strong legs boosting the Tigers’ late season surge. Bartell has revived at shortstop after ankle trouble, hitting around .244 with clutch hits, while Whitehead solidifies second base and improves Detroit’s infield defense as the team fights for the pennant.
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Tigers
Dal Taker
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Martell
Cubs
Ho Lan
Han
Bartell Fa
Whitahead
Minager
WM Terry
Nick Witek
Joby Whitehead
Rave Wurgess
Haa Mane
Oriary
Bascien
Tess
Whitehad
FU Amitile
Mw Enmback
Whitehean
New York
Yadyn Tewsie Tryln
Giante Bone
It Seems It Is Not Ethical to Build Up Boxer
New York June 11. A chaotic press era piece describes boxing publicity chief Mike and promoter figures shaping fighters, releases and tours. It notes the daily grind of publicity work, training camp trips, and a 400-capacity reach across newspapers and regions, with emphasis on truth over hype.
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Boxer
New York
Markaon
Mughky Jackson
Joe Lown
Harry
Lowla
Matty
Walter St. Denis
P Carps
Munhkys
Ths Pan Century Sporting Cit
Somnthous Titown
Atika Jacobs
Jiggy
Dacoha Vexing Enterprises
Mike Aigna
Reat
Welensen
Chicago
Markeen
Newa
Paperman
Mike
Cubs Edge Red Sox In Exhibition Thriller
In Unoparstown New York, June 1. The Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Red Sox 10 to 9 in an exhibition at Doubleday Field. The game ended early due to rain after seven innings with pitchers Gilera and Haffensberger noted among others.
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RED Sox
Unoparstown
N.Y
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Doubleday Field
Pirtiplace
Ttminas
Mooly
Haffensberger
Tead
Cale Jing
Dash
Calermuctics
Ken Overlin Victors Over Ralph De John in Close Bout
Syracuse wresting scene reports Ken Overlin of Washington crowned welterweight champion after a tough match with Ralph De John. De John opened with a strong start but Overlin gained the edge with a decisive finish, the bout ending with De John sustaining a cut above the eye and both fighters weighing in near 178 pounds.
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Syracuse
Ken Overlin
Washington
Ralph the Jolt
Postponed Es Rescheduled by Commission
Commission announces rescheduled Montana State league games due to rain and crowding. Key changes include June 22 at Helena moved to Great Falls with doubleheaders on June 29 and May 26 adjustments, July 21 at Great Falls, and July 3 shifts. Several games set for July 7 July 4 remain as scheduled.
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Montaya State
Welk
Helena
Butta
Gyent Falla
Redwing's Park
Tielena
Great Pally
Aulte
Accond
Missoula
Great Falla
Butte
Indians Rout Tigers For Second Place Loss Ends Detroit’s Streak
Cleveland defeats Detroit 8 to 2 as Al Smith wins his sixth game of the year. Hank Greenberg and Hank Green each contribute key hits while Gene Gehringer drives in two runs. Roy Berra, Pete Fox and Hal Trot help with late scoring as the Indians break the Tigers’ long winless stretch.
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Claver Jars
Dans Ree
Uy Gollingsr
Tigers
Hanes
Schonthny Rowe
Smith
Powl
Mizzy) Trout
Rowe
Hmith Wan
Tigera
Oehringar
Doudle
Hank Greenhere
Reay York
Brith
Mike Sfiggins
Art
Getringer
Pete Fox
Higeins
Ana Muteval
ABIL
Norte
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Mivainet
Aa Geneinger
Uhrusley
Oreenbert
OlKelmner Scothsmith
Ematten Yor Ieath
Argetrot - Mo
Gravelend
Iiggins
Yell, Chapman
Te Concisees
Mack
Girith
Ing
Keltner
Cher
Martell
Mell
Gen- Tree Chase
Chapmen
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Gentinenr
Gouble Vlars
Houdteng
Gmlih
Bauereau
Mel Higsnisa
Ortinaer
Yare
Bayes Detroit IL
Gcieveland
Starting dates for baseball tournaments announced
New York and several states released starting dates for 46 of the 4B state championship baseball tournaments to precede the national postseason. The journey to Wichita, Kansas runs August 16 to 28, with West-Idaho, Preston, Montana, and Rondup listed among participants.
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Jung
Wich
Kan
West
Idaho
Preston
Umontana
Raundup
Redwings Fall 2-1 in Copper Sox Pitching Duel
Great Falls June 13 The Hutte Copper Sox beat the Great Falls Redwings 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Lefty Nettleton and Stan Slanina limited hits and walked few. Errors fueled both runs with Mihalich miscueing infield play and Vulacich charged with several Wings miscues.
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Hutte Copper Sox
Great Falls Redwings
Lefty Nettleton Gid
Stan Slanina
Atty
Sox
Mihalich
Spears
Tama
Orie
Oritch
Vulacich
Dax Scars
Waaner Tiyrciatees
Wester
Netleton
Rima Ahavsr
Aleoifia van Son Wren
Bobo
Wile
Gren
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Bleek
Sinnine Downie
Stennnn
Vinneich
Pitener
Ty Biantna
Atinetteh
Bala
Rettielen
Manina
Wiena
Loring
Patchy scores stir MLB standings and next day slate
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland fell as Deergit posted a 4 to 2 win while no other games were completed. Tomorrow’s schedule includes New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Chicago with elevated rosters and key pitchers set to duel.
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Cleveland
Del Baker Names Five Pennant Contenders
Del Baker says five teams have a pennant chance including the Yankees, Indians, Red Sox, Tigers, and White Sox. He notes injuries and lineup changes may alter outcomes while praising Detroit’s improved lineup and pitching depth as spring practice continues.
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Ilka
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Phare
Yankess
Tadlads
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Tigers
Noker
Greenberg
Rudy York
Rudy
Yesterdey
Charley Gehringer
Dink Barrel
Aarielt
Scythins
Thei Crowder
Aud Greenberg
Cochrane
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DiMngelo
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