Washington Crew Favored In Marietta Regatta Today
Washington varsity, rated heavy favorites, trains in rough Ohio River conditions for the 49th Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta at Marietta. The Huskies, defending champions, aim for a three mile race in high water while eastern crews contend with currents and debris in a bid for lane seven. Washington seeks its seventh varsity win in ten overall marathons.
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Anderson Quits Football
CHICAGO June 15 Arch Heartly Hunk Anderson former head coach at Notre Dame announced his retirement today as line coach of the Chicago Bears to devote more time to family. He said he would serve as Bears scout in the future. Owner-coach George Halas said he regretted losing such an outstanding line coach. Anderson played at Notre Dame and later with the Bears before returning to Notre Dame in 1926 as assistant coach.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs 2 1 At Wrigley Field
Don Newcombe drove in the winning run as the Dodgers defeated the Cubs 2 to 1 before 11 389 fans at Wrigley Field. The Dodgers scored both runs in a four hit sixth inning off Paul Minner with Newcombe adding a two hit game and seven strikeouts. The Cubs tallied in the fourth on Phil Cavarretta and Ransom Jackson.
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Ramsdell Tosses Reds Over Braves
Cincinnati pitcher Willie Ramsdell fired a seven hitter to earn his fourth win, guiding the Reds to a 6 to 1 victory over the Boston Braves in Cincinnati. Ramsdell and hitters Adams Wyrostek Stallcup contributed with RBI hits, while Surkont struggled for Boston.
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Notre Dame Heads Question NCAA Live TV Ruling
Notre Dame president John J. Cavanaugh challenged the NCAA power to ban live television of college football. He questioned the economic impact of football telecasts and suggested abstaining from TV or airing games for free if required, warning of dangerous political implications.
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Westrum Powers Giants Past Pirates with Two Home Runs
Wes Westrum hit two homers driving in six as the New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 6. Jim Hearn earned his sixth win. Pirates errors helped fuel nine unearned Giants runs while Bol Friend and Jim Walsh faltered behind rookie Bob Friend.
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Johnson Wins With Three-Hit Effort For Senators
Don Johnson pitched the Washington Senators to a 4 to 2 win over the Cleveland Indians in front of 10,268. Johnson earned his second straight victory in a Washington uniform, aided by a five-run fifth inning highlighted by Coan’s double, Michaels’ walk, and Noren’s triple. The Senators added an insurance run in the eighth on Gene Verble’s single after Brissie walked two.
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Northern JCs to Put Football on Video
June 15 MPS home games at San Mateo Junior College City College of San Francisco College of Marin Kentfield and Contra Costa West Richmond will probably be televised next fall.
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Zaharias Berg Tee Off In Women’s Weathervane Playoff
Zaharias and Berg, two top female golf stars, will begin a two day $6 Kinle playoff Saturday at the Scarsdale Golf Club after completing cross country events. The opening 18 holes start tomorrow at 1 pm EDT, with the final 18 to be played Sunday at Deepdale Golf Club in Great Neck, N.Y.
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Raschi Wins 10th as Yankees Top Tigers in Low-Scoring Tilt
Vic Raschi pitched a three-hitter to become the first 10-game winner of the season for New York. The Yankees defeated Detroit 2 to 1 before 43,804 fans as Phil Rizzuto, Hank Bauer, and Mickey Mantle each contributed key hits. Raschi struck out eight in the win.
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Pettit Optioned to New Orleans Pelicans
New Orleans Pelicans of the Southern Association announced that Paul Pettit, a $100,000 bonus pitcher, will return to the Pelicans after being optioned down tonight by Indianapolis of the American Association. Pettit said he did not know when he would report.
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A's Shatter Chisox Twice In Free for All Battle
Philadelphia Athletics topple the league leading Chicago White Sox 4 3 in an inning game then win the second game 18 5. The opener erupted as Elmer Valo collided with Sox catcher Gus Niarhos after Valo scored, sparking a brawl that involved nearly all players. Umpires ruled the Athletes victorious on a ball trickling from Niarhos chest protector. The second game featured a convincing Philadelphia rout as Valo, Murry and others paced the win.
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Baseball Standings and League Notes From Various Cities
The clipping lists standings and partial results from baseball leagues across cities including Portland Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and New Orleans. It notes team positions in associations such as the Texas League and mentions dates and places like Birmingham Nashville Mobile Atlanta Fort Worth and Shreveport with scattered scores and entries.
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