Dodgers Gain Lead as NL Division Race Tightens
Dodgers sit five and a half games ahead of the St. Louis Cardinals after a 4-1 win over the Braves. Red Sox expand their AL lead to eight and a half as they split with the Senators. Athletics topple the Yankees 6-3 while Hal Newhouser earns his 14th win for the Browns.
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Indians Open Three Game Set After Doubleheader Sweep
The Indianapolis Indians remain within 1 percent of pace after weekend wins over Columbus 7-2 and 7-3. They host the seventh-place Madhens tonight in Tol for a three-game series as St Paul and Milwaukee push for the All-Star game berth in their cities.
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Hore
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Dietz
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Blues
Minnea
Edward Pyle
Brewers
Louisville
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Sports Mirror: Chicago Victory Highlights Seventeenth Golf U.S. Tie
Today marks a year since a Chicago victory as a veteran golfer hit a homer in a frat appearance after service. The world record distance and a four minute mark at Gothenburg are cited, mentioning Don Budes and Fred.
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New Mexico Awaits Veteran Coach Interest
Albuquerque reports CP George Potay Clark a veteran coach from Nebraska and Kansas links. He coached at Nebraska last season and was head football and baseball coach at Kansas from 1921 to 1925, with contract and resignation rumors surrounding his move.
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N. M
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University of Nebraska
Sear Omer
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Ted Bn Shipley
Clark
University of Kansas
Elmer Schaake Heads to Willamette as Coach Mentor
Former Kansas star Elmer Schaake known as Dutchman visited Lawrence friends before departing to Salem Oregon to join Willamette University as assistant football coach and head mentor of basketball and track. He coached at Dinuba High last year where the team tied for the league title.
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Emperor
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Kansas
Dinubas
Dinubs High
Mr. Schaake
Sporting goods face yearlong shortages across major items
The Commerce Department reports a boom in fishing hunting golf baseball and other sports will strain supplies for the year. Fishing gear may be only 60 percent of normal with shortages lasting two to three years while golf balls and rubber supplies are tight and clubs limited by labor and steel shortages. Tennis ammo and baseball gloves show scarce availability with some items already very scarce though summer may bring more stock. A fragment Mentions Dick Metz of Arkansas City shot.
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Commerce Department
Tom Brown Reaches Wimbledon Semi Finals
Tom Brown of San Francisco defeats Franja Puncee of Yugoslavia to reach the Wimbledon men's singles semi finals with a 6-2 8-6 6-4 victory.
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Franja Puncee
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Spokane Club Readies Return After Fatal Bus Crash
Spokane Indians manager Ben Geraughty watches drills as eight players rehearse post crash recovery in Spokane Washington. League play resumes in Western International with more players expected. Mel Cole, a crash victim, is replaced. Survivors Pete Barisoff and Geraughty head the lineup with rest of team rebuilding.
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Indians
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Geraughty
Mel Cole
Pete Barisoff
National League All Stars Chosen for July 9 Test
The National League all star squad for the Boston Fenway game on July 9 includes infielders Johnny Mize Al Schoendienst Frank Guatine Marty Marion Harold Reese Eddie Miller George Kurowski Outfielders Enos Slaughter Phil Cavaretta Stan Musial Eddie Walker Delmer Ennis Pete Reiser Harry Lowrey Catchers Walker Cooper Phil Masi Ray Llamnne Pat Passeau Ewell Blackwell Bill McKechnie and others from St Louis Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and New York.
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St. Louis
Frank Guatine
Pittsburgh
Marty Marton
Harold
Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
George
Whitey) Kurowski
Enon Slaughter
Pitts- E
Morton
Johnny Namits
Chicago
Ewell ‘Blackwell
Annie Grimm
Bill McKechnia
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