Flashes Cinch First Place In Intramural Tournament
The Flashes clinched the intramural cup early with 1414 points and cannot be caught. YMCA and the 48ers trail with 11 and 10% points. All-Stars and Sigma Tau Gammas entered late. Events won by the Flashes include basketball volleyball tennis and horseshoes. All-Stars lead in swimming and likely tennis, Gammas top in softball. Team leaders include Ted Phillips Sam Dante George Husa and George Farres.
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Yankees
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Don Moore
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Gammas
George Farres
Washington Schools Seeking Teachers
Dr. Lester Munzenmayer of the University placement bureau announces elementary teaching openings in Maryville Washington with a minimum salary of 1850 dollars yearly. Requirements include two years of college work and two years of practical experience, or four years of university work with practice teaching. June graduates are urged to contact him for permanent positions as many principals request capable instructors.
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Lester Munzenmayer
University
Maryville
Washington
Munzenmay
I-M Softball Schedule Revised Due to Rain
Rain and wet ground forced a revision of the intramural softball schedule announced by director George Altmann. Only two games have been played in the last month with Sigma Tau Gammas winning both, while All-Stars and Yankees were defeated. Next games set for May 17 and May 24 feature All-Stars versus Yankees, followed by Gammas action on May 28.
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George Altmann
Sigma Tau Gammas
All-Stars
Yankees
Baseball World Series in Doubt After DDT Ban
Baseball faces an uncertain fall schedule as the DDT ban persists. J Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation says renewal is unlikely while Albert Chandler declines discussion. Possibilities include an early Japan surrender or a repeat of last year’s one city World Series scenario between St. Louis and Cleveland.
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J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Albert Chandler
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
ODT
Japan
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
All Stars Face Gammas In Crucial Season Finale
The final game of the season pits the All- Stars against the Gammas at the student faculty picnic on Thursday May 31. Championship tension rides on the outcome as both squads seek the title.
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Yankees
All- Stars
Gammas
Massillon meet draws quirky entrants and idle bets
Sports writer Don Crotty is joined by Mike Metyk and Jim Kinney for a light hearted preview of the Manchester cup cinder meet in Massillon. The piece notes unusual entrants including a baton carryer and a ball chained racer, a three dog pace and a wide array of oddities.
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Don Crotty Hank
Massillon
Jim Kinney
Bill Schlemmer
Giants Chicago Hold First In NL and AL Races
The New York Giants end an eight game win streak and split a double header with St. Louis as they rise to 17 wins and 5 losses led by Mel Ott and Bill Voiselle. In the American League the Chicago White Sox lead after a twin bill victory over Washington, with the Yankees close behind ahead of a key series between the two clubs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Little Mel Ott
Bill Voiselle
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Yankees
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