West Sends Nationals to All star Win on Hunch
Max West started for the National League in the midsummer classic and delivered a three run homer. Manager Bill McKechnie benched Mel Ott for West citing a hunch about sun field steadiness in later innings. West was later injured on a wall collision but NL still claimed a 4 to 0 victory as five Reds and Giants hurlers limited the American League to three hits.
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Bill McKechnie
Max West
Boston
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McKechnie
Mel Ott
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Deacon
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Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Reds
Whit ‘Wyatt
Brooklyn
Larry
White Sox
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Altho
Billy Herman
Cub
Appling
Joe Gordon
Yank
Baskett Beats Street in City Golf Tourney Match
Dick Baskett defeated Bob Bessel 6 and 5 in the champion flight of the city golf tournament yesterday. Baskett advances to meet Billy Stowits and the 1 victor over Robert Pugh in the second round. Flight A matches saw George Clem defeat Lewis Young 5 and 4 and Paul Dobbs edge Matheus Smith 1 up. Clem meets Ralph Graber next and Dobbs’ foe will be either Bill Nichols or John Tonkin.
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Bob Bessel
Baskett
Billy Stowits
Robert Pugh
George Clem
Lewis Young
Paul Dobbs
Matheus Smith
Clem
Ralph Graber
Dobbs
Bill Nichols
John Tonkin
Sports Calendar: Avie Service vs Oil-O-Matics Opens Tournament
The South District softball tournament begins at lawn park with Avie Service facing Oil-O-Matics for four nights starting Thursday and continuing to play Lone Star at South Park.
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Lawn Park
Lone Star
South Park
Doering Leads Western Amateur Qualifying At Minneapolis
P Art Doering of Chicago shot a two under par 70 to take a one stroke edge after 18 holes in the Western Amateur at Minneapolis Golf Club. Doering, 24, aims for the national amateur title and seeks medalist honors with a strong showing as 58 players posted 79 or better and 36 hole scores around 159 or 360 are favored for the championship flight. Others within two strokes include Jim Black, Neil Croonquist, Ken Young, Harry Todd, Walter Burkemo, and Earl Larson.
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Art Doering
Chicago
Minneapolis Golf Club
Doering
Jim Black
St. Louis
Neil Croonquist
Ken Young
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tex
Walter Burkemo
Evanston, Il
Earl Larson
Berg Delays Pro Ceremony and Other Sports Notes
Roundup reports Patty Berg postponing her pro ceremony to tomorrow or Friday. Jack Dempsey sells his Barbara hotel in Los Angeles at a heavy loss fueling speculation about his tour with wrestlers. Rumors anticipate Nebraska joining the Big Ten by 1945, replacing Chicago. The highest paid minor league manager is Jack Lelivelt of Seattle at 15 000 dollars. Tony’s slump continues amid moaning at the Orange bar as sailing schooners fail to arrive after his course shot in par.
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New York
Patty Berg
Jack Dempsey
Barbara
Los Angeles
Jack
Chicago
Big Ten
Maroons
Nebraska
Jack Lelivelt
Seattle
Tony
Orange
New Jersey
White Sox Coach Bars Town Trips During All Star Break
Jimmy Dykes bans players from leaving town during the three day all star game respite. Ken Keltner faces rough treatment and Dykes rails against the war as White Sox doubleheader stress rises. Auburn hopes to post a fall schedule featuring Tulane Georgia Tech Clemson and Boston College.
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Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Olivia de Havilland
Olin Dutra
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dave Cantilloux
Sammy
Angott
Baby Arizmendi
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Keltner
Auburn
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Boston College
Job Wanted Don McNeill Seeks Foreign Service Change
Tennis star Don McNeill, after four years of study for the foreign diplomatic service at Kenyon College, plans to learn another trade as ambassadors are in high demand.
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Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Parfum d Angelica: The Angelic Wrestler Maurice Tillett
A photograph in The Oakland Tribune captions Maurice Tillett as Parfum d Angelica an angel who smells highlighting the wrestler known for his unique persona and presence in the era.
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Oakland Tribune
Maurice Tillett
Angelica
Cronin thanked by National League for Bombless Yanks play
The National League credited Cronin with handling the Bombless Yanks as a key contributor. It praised his steady play and reliability throughout the season.
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Joe
National League
Cronin
All-Star Game and Minor League Results Brief
National League 4 American League 2 in night All-Star action. Western Association Fort Smith 8 8 Springfield 1 3 Muskogee 22 Joplin 4 Topeka 12 Saline 3 St Joseph 11 Hutchinson 3 Southern Association Atlanta 4 Knoxville 3 Dallas 3 Thornton 32 11 Beaumont Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 6 4 Tulsa 5 20 First game went ten innings Fifteen innings noted.
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Joplin
Topeka
Saline
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Hutchinson
Atlanta
Knoxville
Dallas
Thornton
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tulsa
Miller eyes one final year at KU before end of career
Friends say Ralph Miller seeks one strong gridiron season at KU before ending collegiate run. He trains in Topeka with the state highway department, recently underwent knee surgery, weighs 172, and plans to return to Lawrence in September if his leg holds.
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K.U
Chanute
Miller
Topeka
State Highway Department
Ralph
Lawrence
Ralph Mller
Blues widen lead with six straight wins in AA baseball
Kansas City Blues clinched a strong position by winning six straight on the road, pulling four games ahead of Minneapolis as they defeated Toledo twice 2 to 1 and 4 to 1. Louisville also beat Minneapolis in a doubleheader 5 to 2 and 6 to 2 while Columbus posted two wins over Milwaukee. St Paul outlasted Indianapolis 5 to 3 in 15 innings.
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St. Paul
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Colonels
Brewers
Birds
Tom Sunkel
Johnny Vandsf Meer
Saints Hold Ground in Eastern Association Action
In Hutchinson Kansas the St Joseph Saints hold firm as Muskogee Reds press ahead with a 19 hit attack that toppled Joplin 11 3. Babe Glant homered for the Saints while Frank Mancuso collected four hits in five trips as St Joseph stays six and a half games back. Topeka Owls beat Salina 18 3 and Fort Smith rebounded in the standings with 8 1 and 8 3 wins over Springfield.
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Pirates
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Sid King
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Jom Holbrook
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Owls
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Salina
Portsider
Bill Karlowski
Millers
Fort Smith
Springfield
Bill von Ahnen
Missourians
Jerry Bernstein
Lions Clinch First Session Softball Championship
The Lions, led by manager Bill Harlan, won the first session championship of South Park senior softball after a 9 to 8 victory by General Service over the Elks. The Lions stand unbeaten in seven straight games as standings to be finalized later this week.
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Lions
Bill Harlan
General Service
Elks
Patty Berg Signs Six Year Pro Contract
Patty Berg of Minneapolis, 1938 women's national golf champion, turned professional by signing a six year contract with a Chicago sporting goods company. She will tour the nation giving exhibitions at colleges and high schools, said L B Icely, head of the Chicago firm. Berg has won every major title since she began six years ago.
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Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Chicago ‘Sporting Goods
Minnesota
L. B. Icely
Miss Berg
McDonald Opens Midwest Tennis Defense in Omaha
Mary Janet McDonald of Chanute Kansas began her defense of the Midwest singles title in Omaha Nebraska yesterday by defeating Mt Dun Fargo North Dakota 6 3 6 ?
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Fritzels Edge Topekans On Stoland Steal
Fritzels defeated the 1.0.C.F. team from Topekan at Woodlawn Park 7 to 6 in eight innings. Bob Stoland stole home for the winning run as the game reached seven all. The sub-district softball tourney start was postponed until tomorrow night. Haskell Indians visit Lawrence Sanitary at Woodlawn tonight.
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Stoland
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Woodlawn Park
Bob Sto
Jack Pearce
Woodlawn
Haskell Inshians
Lawrence Sanitary
Giants Win Sevenths as Schumacher Shuts Pitts Off
The New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh 5 0 as Hal Schumacher limited the Pirates to five hits in their seventh straight win and thirteenth of the season. Earlier player tensions affected the game with a sit-down protest impacting Denny Shute’s championship eligibility and a 48 hour dues delay noted in play.
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Denny Shute
Joe Dim
Las Yahkees
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York
Jake Fowell
Wasi Joe Kuhel
Hal Schumacher
Pitts
Pirates
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