Senators Rally To Stop Yankees In Six Three Orchestral Hits
Newsom leads Washington to a 6-3 win over New York as every Senator bats. Cullendine collects three hits and drives in two runs while Newsom notches his ninth win. Sox top Tigers 4-1 with Smith allowing six hits and Bloodworth homering in eighth. Boston shut out Philadelphia 2-0 behind Buccholts’ four-hit effort. Giants stomp Dodgers 8-0 with Schumacher’s seven-hitter and five homers by McOtt and teammates.
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Bill Bucland
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Russ Christopher
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Prince Hal Schumacher
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Chicago Cubs
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Diving champ too busy to defend her title
San Francisco, Aug 7. Helen Crbienkovich, 21 year old University of California junior, says she has too much else to do to defend her National AAU diving championship. After winning seven national titles in three years, she announced her retirement from active competition while studying physical education at the university.
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Helen Crbienkovich
University of California
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Qualifying Round Opens for Keen Men’s Club Championship
The qualifying round at Emery Wood Country Club begins tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Top contenders include Frank Garrett Gordon Gifford and Ansel Snow as main threats in the field.
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Emerywood Country Club
Frank Garrett
Gordon Gifford
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Major League Standings and Scores Featuring Several Leagues
Baseball standings from the National and American leagues plus minor leagues show multiple games and dates. Notable results include New York routing Brooklyn 8 0 and Philadelphia defeating Boston 6 2. Tonight games list pitchers and venues for Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh.
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Tommies Host Giants in pennant chase clash tonight
Salisbury Giants invade Thomasville as the Tommies seek to regain lost ground in the North State League. Thomasville sits third after recent setbacks to Statesville and Salisbury, while Mooresville surged with Small homering to power an 8 7 win.
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Salisbury
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Concord Weavers
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Wagner to meet Ward in Biltmore golf semi finals
In Asheville on August 7 the 20th annual men's invitation at Biltmore Forest CC narrows to semis with Jack Wagner Statesville facing Harvie Ward Tarboro and Weldon Doe Jr Montgomery Ala meeting Sonny Ellis Columbus Ga. Wagner beat Hobart Manley Jr Savannah Ga 5 and 3 to reach semis. Ward beat Jennings B Gordon Rome Ga 2 and 1. Doe beat R D Willock Bowling Green Ky 3 and 1. Ellis beat Alexander Charlotte 3 and ?
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Harvie Ward
Tarboro
Weldon Doe, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
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Columbus
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R. D. Willock
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Ellis
Alexander
Charlotte
Lights go out as dogs race halted at Wonderland
In Revere Massachusetts last night at Wonderland Dog Track the greyhounds ran in darkness after the lights failed on the backstretch forcing the postponement of the race and cancellation of all bets. The lights later came on but the mechanical rabbit had fled and the hounds gathered, ending the event.
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Wonderland Dog Track
Shelby and Wilson Meet in Fourth Series Game
American Legion baseball title at stake as Shelby and Wilson clash in fourth of five. Wilson won 9-3 yesterday to even the series. Shelby holds two wins entering today’s 4 p.m. game in Wilson.
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American Legion
Colts Gain Tie For Third Spot
Piedmont League results last night left few positional changes as Richmond swept Winston-Salem twice, Charlotte split with Portsmouth Cubs, and Greensboro and Norfolk won to keep the pennant race tight. Richmond pitcher Curtis Johnson earned his 13th straight win while the schedule shows Portsmouth at Charlotte and Winston-Salem at Durham today.
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Hawaiian Swim Stars Feature National Meet
Two Hawaiian swimming stars Keo Nakama and Bill Smith dominated the National AAU outdoor championships at Ocean Beach Park Pool New London Conn Nakama led the one mile with 22 11 2 and Smith eyed the 220 yard freestyle title Ford Yale Freshman challenges Smith while Earl Clark and Lake Shore not present The event features 71 races over the weekend with 75 top aquatic stars competing in New London Conn Aug 7
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Panama Canal Zone
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Earl Clark
Ohio State
Lake Shore
Chicago
University of San Francisco to use freshmen on varsity football
San Francisco reports that the University of San Francisco plans to place freshman players on the varsity football squad. The move signals a shift in eligibility and team strategy as coaches assess depth for the upcoming season.
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San Francisco
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Highland Tracks Ten Wins With Slane Showdown
Highland Municipal League leaders travel to Slane as they chase a tenth straight win. Ace pitcher Dennis starts for Highland, coming off a spotless record against all clubs. Marsh vs Carolina Container and Triangle vs Pickett heat up the pennant race as Oakdale meets Mills Home. Tomlinson sits out.
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Joe Cavin
Carolina Container
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
From league tallies, Gordon of New York leads batting at 343 with Williams of Boston at 341. Williams also tops runs batted in with 101 and home runs at 24, while Spence of Washington has 142 hits and Higgins of Detroit 31 doubles. In the National League, Reiser of Brooklyn hits 127, Medwick 125, and Mize of New York has 19 homers with French of Brooklyn 11 2 as a leading pitcher.
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Kel Kelley and the Miller club king of trades
Minneapolis July 7 Kel Kelley president and owner of the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association is a famed baseball sales man. Over 40 years he has traded players like Van Lingle Mungo Huck Geary and Johnny Butler in deals that boosted his club while supplying big leaguers. His knack for reviving former majors and completing shrewd sales has shaped careers and kept the Millers competitive since 1924.
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Johnny Grabowski
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Red Kress
Armstron comeback profits amid tough times in sports notes
New York round up details Armstron selling a $50 000 annuity for 11606 amid financial strain. Shikat reports a boomed mat scene in Chile. Manhattan and N Y H track teams clash as Ellery O'Brien and Pete Waters are highlighted. Military service shifts appear with Jap Haskell leaving for naval duty and several soldiers assigned to famous teams. Jeff Dickson heads toward basic training while claiming control of Palais des Sports and future Nazi reparations.
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College players reluctant to enlist over pay cuts
In Burlingsston, a Hawkeye Gazette report notes many college football players hesitate to enlist in the services due to a salary cut, receiving only 8352 with room and board included.
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Local Hotels See Heavier World Series Reservations
A coast to coast sports page reports a hotel manager noting reservations for the World Series events are heavier than those on Sept 20 last year. Pirates Cubs and White Sox officials plan a Chicago meeting this month to decide if they will return to the Pacific Coast for spring training while sticking together. Byron Nelson will play right field for Fred Haney’s Toledo Mud Hens in an exhibition against the Browns next Friday.
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Cleaning the cuff California Coast Football Stars
California climate at Camp Cooke suits year round workouts for Major Wallace Wade and his West Coast Army All Stars. Tony Martin departs for the coast guard next week, Ernie File will exit the managing business, and Kelly Ward remains with the merchant marine. Dick Andrade, a Texas breeder, turned down $23 for Devil Ridge, after buying the dam for £5,000.
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Wallace Wade
Army
Tony Martin
Milwaukee Riddle- Weight
Coast Guard
Ernie File- Rel
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Merchant Marine
Dick Andrade
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Devil Ridge
Whirlaway
Titular Bout To Raise Huge Sum For Army Athletic Fund
Manuel Ortiz faces Lou Salica in Hollywood for the bantamweight title in a 12 round match to aid Army athletic equipment funds. Salica defends at Legion Stadium with Ortiz earning 250 dollars and a share of a roughly ten thousand dollar drive, ticket prices range from 1.10 to 58.50.
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Lou Salica
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Hung Kayoes
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Stolz Crowned Champion Ring Material In Street Bout
New York Aug 7 Allie Stolz dominated Chalky Wright over ten rounds at Madison Square Garden claiming the decision and hinting he could KO Wright when they meet again. The win fuels a likely title clash with lightweight champion Sammy Angott around October 2 as Chalky faces Charlie Costantino on Sept 25 for potential featherweight supremacy.
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New York
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Chalky Wright
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Master salesman Mike Kelly in minor leagues 47-year career
Al Smith would note Kelly’s record proves his skill as a top minor league talent dealer. After 47 years in the business, with his father’s push for “something permanent,” Kelly remains a dominant figure in selling players back up to the majors. NEA Service sports columnists fill in for Harry Grayson during his vacation.
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al Smith
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