Intercollegiate golf at Princeton grows strong hopefuls
Forty schools enter 160 golfers for the national amateur title race at Springdale course in Princeton New Jersey. The field includes contenders from major programs while others discuss eligibility and future plans in college sports.
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New York
Olormous
Princeton
N. J
Springdale
Tex Coulter
West Point
A.A.U
Giants
Steve Owen
Coulter
Tex
Georgia Tech
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The American League and National League
The American League shows Boston 5-6, Cleveland 1-0, New York 10, Detroit 8 in 11 innings, Washington 7-4, St. Louis 4-7, Chicago 8-1, Philadelphia 1-6. The National League lists Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 2, New York 15-4, Chicago 10-9, Boston 4-4, Pittsburgh 3-0, Philadelphia 5-3, Cincinnati 4-3 with note on first game 12 innings second game 11 innings halted by curfew. American Association results: Louisville 10-0, Columbus 2-1, Indianapolis 4-8, Toledo 0-2, St. Paul 5-1, Milwaukee 4-3, Minneapolis 1-6, Kansas City 0-8. Tomorrow's schedule lists games across both leagues with multiple night matches and continued action.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
National League
Brookn Tebe
St Louis
American Association
Pet
City Schedule for Tuesday Softball League Play
The Kenosha city league lists National League games at Roosevelt Simmons and Petrifying Springs from 5:30 to 7:30 p m. Italian American faces Knights of Columbus, Simmons hosts Simmons vs Macwhyte, Tip Top Tavern meets American Legion, Sunshine Dairy meets Yellow Cab. American League games at Lincoln and Petrifying Springs include Ke Nos h A vs Rocky s Tavern, Kenosh a Zippers vs Kenwis Club, Chocolate Shop vs E R A, Kingsbury Beers vs Lincoln Pharmacy, and Kenosha Motor Coach Lines vs Britellis Market.
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Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Kingsbury Beers
Lincoln Pharmacy
Kenosha Motor Coach Lines
Brittellis Market
Somers
Comets Beat Peaches in Rockford Series Opener
Kenosha powered to a 19-5 victory over Rockford at Rockford Stadium to take a 3-1 series lead as Clive Little bested Helen Nicol Fox in a long night game. Alice Hohlmayer added a triple highlighting Kenosha’s offense amid a late rush.
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Peaches
Rockford
Kenosha
Dorff's Spill Legion Defeats American Legion in 11 Inning Game
Dorff's Spill overcome the American Legion 7-5 in an 11 inning matchup at Petrifying Springs after a five run first two frames by the Legion. Drissel settled in for Dorff's and the home team scored in the third and five in the fifth to clinch the win as Anderson walked, McNeil doubled, and Baas scored on a squeeze. Elmer Walden starred at third with 10 chances flawless. Hartman and Richter led the Legion hitters. Morris earned the win in the nine inning climax. Beaujeau Carolyn struck out five for Dorff's in a separate note, adding a triple and a single. The Peaches delivered 14 hits including doubles by Gadoeh and Surkowski.
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Surkowski
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H.cruth’s
Panyan
Seliga Lb
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Richter Jf
Bellaver
Lehman
Rickey
Johnnie Dortt
Comets Dominate Rockford In 19–5 rout
Kenosha Comets crushed Rockford 19 to 5 in Rockford, taking a 3 to 1 series lead. The game featured 13 hits for Kenosha, nine Rockford errors, and eight bases on balls. Audrey Wagner hit a homer and a double, while Villa, Hohlmayer, Wigner, and Green added power for their teams.
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Comets
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Green
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Villa
Weer
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Cooke
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Holgerson
Cgireen
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P Teeee
Yahr
Wigier
Deegan Villas
Frydack
Jonnaon
Belles Sweep Twin Bill as Rivals Split Sunday Action
Grand Rapids split with Fort Wayne in a twin bill scoring 9 1 in the opener and 4 in the nightcap while Dotty Collins and Connie Wisniewski feature in a late rally. Racine sweeps Muskegon 5 0 and 6 2 as Peoria ends a five game slide with a 10 4 win in the second game. South Bend drops 8 5 to Peoria in the opener.
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Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Racine
Muskegon
South Bend
Peoria
Grand Rapids Chicks
Fort Wayne Daisies
Audrey Haine
Daisies
Dotty Collins
Connie Wisiniewski
Connie
Collings
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Redwings
Annabelle Lee
Blue Sox
Phyliss Koehne
South Bend Eweees
Rockford Eee
Racine Weeee
Garney
Smith
Vonderau
Haine
Lessing
RHS
Grand Rapids Collins
Wisniewski
Phillies surge toward first division as fans cheer
The Philadelphia Phillies rose from last place to sixth in the National League, winning 17 of 23 since May 29 and threatening to bolt to the first division. A 33,949 crowd saw a 5-4 opener victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Jim Tabor’s 12th inning homer, then a 3-3 tie after 11 in the nightcap. Del Ennis starred for Philly in a dramatic doubleheader.
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Boston Red Sox
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Flaming
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Tigers Fall In Extra Inning Slugfest With Red Sox
Detroit Briggs Stadium hosts Boston as the Red Sox win 10 to 8 in 11 innings. Hal Newhouser struggles after Yankees blast six home runs in a 9th inning surge. Hank Greenberg homers for Detroit, DiMaggio and Henrich power Boston late, Yankees move within reach of leaders.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Boston Red Sox
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Dizzy) Trout
Tiger
Boston
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Hal Newhouser
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Newhouser
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Hal
Joe DiMaggio
Virgil Trucks
Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Giants and Cubs split as 55 hits pace doubleheader
The Cubs and Giants split a doubleheader with 55 total hits. Witek hit a grand slam for the Giants in the opener while Cavarretta and Waitkus homered for Chicago. Borowy won his second decision of the season in the nightcap as the Cubs tied the series. White Sox beat Philadelphia 8-1 and 16. Orval Grove had six hits as the Sox won the opener. Sam Harris limped through five hits in the nightcap and hit a homer for the Athletics. Lennert Strand, Sweden’s 1500 meter champ, traveled with Malmo to discuss Gunder Haegg’s pro status.
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Eddie Waitkus
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Don Kolloway
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Sam Harris
Frostop Club Falls 14 9 in Slugfest Loss at Waukegan
The Frostop club lost to Johnson Sea Horses 14 to 9 in a Sunday slugfest at Waukegan. Baker sparked the Sea Horses with three hits and a home run, while Nascak and Alto also homered for the winners. Frostop’s Bieneman connected a four bagger and Tom Bieneman led Frostop with two hits.
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Alto
Tom Bieneman
Frostop
Emil Nascak
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Thompson
Kenosha
Nascak
Klaus
Oo Smith
A O'Thomas
Godlewskief
M.stan’k
Wierschem
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Quick
Jackson
O Matye
Nelson
Mathews
Randall
Ziesmer
L.stanzak
Morrissey
Kilbane
Rhe
Mayte
Thomas
Bienemann
Zeismer
Zeismre
V F W 1865 Softball Tops Kenosha Moose 8 6
The V F W 1865 softball team defeated Kenosha Moose 8 to 6 at Lincoln Park Sunday afternoon. Frisque and Salerno doubled, Noonan tripled. Frisque struck out 12, Jellen 6 with four walks to Jellen who had 12. V F W faces American Legion of Racine next Sunday at Lincoln Park.
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Kenosha Moose
Lincoln Park
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Salerno
Noonan
Jellen
V.F.W
American Legion of Racine
Racer Eddie Nichol Dies After Track Accident
Eddie Nichol 26 of Minneapolis died after 14 days of unconsciousness following a racing accident at the state fair park track event in Milwaukee on June 9. He had been hospitalized since the crash and passed away Saturday.
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Eddie Nicholson
Minneapolis
State Fair Park
Bagshot Plans Civil Defense Camp to Ease Housing Shortage
In Bagshot England officials propose using a large civil defense camp to relieve the local housing shortage. The plan aims to provide temporary accommodation amid rising demand and limited housing supply in the area.
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Bagshot
England
Pfarr Stars in CYO Track Meet
Jerry Pfarr of St George Kenosha won the high jump at 5 ft 8% in the junior division during the 13th archdiocesan track and field meet at Marquette Stadium Milwaukee. Joe Toth of St Rose Milwaukee placed second in 200 m low hurdles with 27.8 seconds. Robert Grno of St Anthony Kenosha was second in broad jump at 19 ft 4% inches. Tony Pitrof of St John Milwaukee won with 20 ft half inch. 25 boys contested high jump. 16 broad jump. 21 parishes entered the classic.
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Kenosha
Archdiocesan
Marquette University Stadium
Milwaukee
St. George Parish
Pfarr
Joe Toth
St. Rose
Robert Grno
St. Anthony’s Church of Kenosha
Tony Pitrof
St. John
Louis Conn Film Shown At Roosevelt Theatre
Bill Exton, manager of the Roosevelt theater, screens the Louis Conn fight from last week through Thursday night. The first run opened Saturday. The 21 minute feature condenses all rounds with the eighth round shown in full and the knockout repeated in slow motion.
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Bill Exton
Roosevelt Theater
Louis Conn
Brewers, Saints Split Doubleheader Contests
Milwaukee Brewers won 3-1 in the second game of a doubleheader behind a three run third inning. St. Paul’s Saints rallied to score two in the ninth but fell 5-4 in the opener.
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Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Saints
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