Second Half Intramurals Start With Softball Tennis Golf
Bud Haerr leads the second half intramural season with softball in three leagues at 4, 5 30 and 7. Entry blanks are at the Athletic office secretary deadline Friday August 4 at 11 p.m. Golf qualifiers run August 14 18 with top four advancing to the championship the following week. Tennis entries close Friday August 4 at 11 a.m. Matches use round robin or elimination style with singles and doubles possible.
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Cards Open Tryout Camp in Canton August 4 5
Cardinals scouts Bob Kline George Staten and Jack Sturdy conduct a Canton Hoover Field tryout camp for players 17 to 23. Candidates are judged on catching hitting throwing and baserunning for potential contracts with the Cardinal farm system. Bring own shoes gloves uniforms.
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George Staten
Jack Sturdy
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
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Staten
Sturdy
Cardinal
Harridge To Settle Binocular Affair With O Neill
Ellis Ryan, president of the Cleveland Indians, will leave the binoculars incident to American League President Will Harridge. Boston manager Steve ONeill accepted a gift of binoculars in a mock ceremony before the Indians Red Sox game and found two telephone books inside the box. He apologized after Harridge demanded an explanation following ONeill memories of signals being read from the scoreboard.
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Cleveland Indians
Will Harridge
Boston
Steve O'Neill
Ryan
Harridge
O’neill
Appling Voices Critique Of Modern Hitting
Luke Appling, longtime White Sox star with a .311 lifetime average, says current hitters chase home runs too aggressively. He urges focus on timing and contact, warning against swinging for the fences or trying to hit it out of reach.
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Luke Appling
White Sox
As Ennis Goes So Go The Phils
Phillies back a hot stretch led by Ennis whose timely hitting sparked a July road trip collapse and return to first. Fans compare him to Yankee legends and claim his play dictates the club's fortunes under Eddie Sawyer.
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Lou Gehrig
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Joe DiMaggio
Gehrig
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Eddie Sawyer
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Sceptics Change Tune As Indians Near First Place
By Ken Veon the Indians surge toward the top of the American League as rookies Luke Easter and Al Rosen ignite offense. Veterans Bob Lemon Early Wynn and Bob Feller anchor a strengthened pitching staff while Al Benton helps relief. The team, two games behind New York, defies early season doubts and gains pennant‑contending status.
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al Rosen
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Bob Feller
al Benton
Tiger
Easter
Rosen
Kennedy
Hogan
Doby
Joe Gordon
Mitchell
Ohio
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