White Sox Surprise To All Giants Tops In National
The White Sox win five of five as St. Louis Browns suffer five losses in six games and Boston remains winless. In the National, the New York Giants lead with five wins in seven starts as Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati chase. Cold damp weather and growing injuries threaten play yet baseball proceeds.
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Giants
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Brownies
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Club Pet
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tennis Tourney Round Two Set For Tonight
The intramural tennis tournament resumes this evening at 4 p m with Sigma Tau Gammas facing the Flashes and YMCA competing against the 48ers. The Gammas lead with two wins while the 48ers and YMCA are tied for second with one victory each.
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Sigma Tau Gammas
Flashes
YMCA
48Ers
Gammas
Thumb Men In Spotlight Hitchhiking Tips For Students
Writer promotes hitchhiking as a practical travel method during wartime, offering etiquette for pickup spots and safety suggestions. Advice includes proper stance, using the thumb, identifying destinations, and seeking rides from salesmen or truck drivers, noting it as economical and pleasant until personal cars become common.
Independents Meet Discussion on Future Organization
The article notes a panel including Linder Dave Ryan Bill Thrasher Cobb and Miller defining an independent student party as one requiring active membership. Miss Christian recalls a strong independent party at the University in 1941 and believes a new organization is possible next year. Thrasher, formerly at Ohio State University, outlines the role of the group. The temporary committee will meet this week to plan an organizational meeting for next week.
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Linder
Dave Ryan
Bill Thrasher
Cobb
Miller
Miss Christian
Thrasher
Ohio State University
Lost Brown V-Neck Sweater On Tennis Courts
Classified notices report a lost brown V-neck sweater found on tennis courts. Reward offered by Fred Ellis at 3635.
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Brown
Fred Ellis
Indians Troubled Season Opens With 5 2 Win
The Cleveland Indians, ranked top in the country, beat the White Sox 5 to 2 in the opener under Lou Boudreau. A truant officer interrupted the game to fetch the left fielder and a pitcher quit mid game. Meanwhile a Gammas and Roy Dunn Yankees softball tilt drew chatter about politics and spying with George Hula scouting for an All-Star outfit.
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Lou Boudreau
White Sox
Cleveland
Gammas
Roy Dunn Yankees
Jim Patterson
Pat
KMK
Yankees
George Hula
George
Engleman Woods
Education Professor Will Teach In Penna
Dr. Marion Van Campen associate professor of education will teach at the University of Pennsylvania from July 5 through August 15. She previously taught at Penn six summers and will visit friends in the East this summer.
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Marion van Campen
University of Pennsylvania
van Campen
Kent
East
University Burr Queen beauty contest entries listed
Twenty seven entrants are submitted for the Burr Queen contest. Pictures from Rosabelle Ray Violet Baker and sorority representatives Jean Gon cher Joan Fenton Ruth Hoehn Pat Beall Emily Willey Edra Feicht Harriet Sho bert Margaret Martin accompany charts of measurements. The court will be chosen by university staff and may not be limited to entered pictures. Betty Lee Winfield was Burr Queen in 1944 chosen by Tommy Dorsey.
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Rosabelle Ray
Violet Baker
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Jean Goncher
Joan Fenton
Ruth Hoehn
Pat Beall
Beta Gamma
Emily Willey
Edra Feicht
Harriet Shobert
Margaret Martin
Carroll
Court of
Burr
University
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Jim) Grove
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