Lawrence Paper Co. Beats Baldwin Co-Ops in Lincoln Park
Baldwin Co-Ops defeated Lawrence Paper Co. 13 to 11 Thursday night at Lincoln Park. The report notes Lawrence Paper Co. lost to Phillips 66 of Ottawa, with the game played at Lincoln Park. A National Geographic Society claim about John Hanson under the Articles of Confederation is cited.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Baldwin
Lincoln Park
Phillips 66
Ottawa
United States
John Hanson
George Washington
National Geographic Society
Beltin' Adcock On Homer Spree To Pace Braves
Cincinnati's Joe Adcock drives Braves with seven homers and 21 RBIs in ten wins while Milwaukee leads NL and Adcock's pair pushes Atlanta. Cubs, Giants, Yankees win. Bell belts 18th homer as Reds top Brooklyn 7-2. Pierce shines for White Sox in 3-2 win over Baltimore.
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Adcock
Pace
Braves
Cincinnati
Wally Post
Gus Bell
Frank Robinson
Ted Kluszewski
Ed Bailey
Redlegs
Milwaukee
Giants
Brooklyn
Bell
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Dee Fondy
Collegiate Players Train for All Star Game at Northwestern
Fifty two collegiate football players began training today at Northwestern University for the 23rd annual All Star game against the Cleveland Browns the night of Aug. 10 at Soldier Field. All-Star Coach E L Lambeau will direct three weeks of nightly lectures as the team seeks a second straight victory after last year’s 20-27 win over the NFL champions. The Browns opened training today at Hiram Ohio under Coach Paul Brown.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Browns
Hiram
Ohio
Paul Brown
Boeing Bombers Crack Topeka Decker Oilers
The Boeing Bombers defeated the Topeka Decker Oilers 60 to remain undefeated and advance to the fifth round of the state non professional baseball tournament. Forbes Air Force Base, the other unbeaten team, will face Boeing Saturday night. Kansas City Brooms beat Lincoln Hawks 7-1 and Cessna Bobcats knocked off Victoria Eagles 3-2, eliminating Victoria from the tourney.
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Wichita U
Boeing Bombers
Topeka Decker Oilers
Forbes Air Force Base
Boeing
Kansas City Brooms
Lincoln Hawks
Cessna Bobcats
Victoria Eagles
Victoria
Vet and Newcomer In Gal's Golf Meet
Huntington West Virginia hosts the Women’s Western Amateur semi finals with two matches led by Anne Quast of Everett Washington versus Beridge Long of Huntington, and Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Virginia against Pat Lesser of Seattle. Quast, 18, shot two under par 70 in qualifying and beat Anne Richardson 6 5. Long, 20, defeated Berton Craig 5 4. Lesser, 23, beat Louise Camentz 6 4, while Janssen, runner up in the British Amateur, topped Mark Porter 3 2.
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Huntington
W. Va
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Berridge Long
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
V. A
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Miss Quast
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Guvan Country Club
Miss Long
Berton Craig
Morrow
Miss Lesser
Louise Camentz
Louisville
Miss Janssen
Mark Porter
Havertown
Anthony Faces Johnson In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York predicts Tony Anthony will edge Tony Johnson in a 10 round light heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Anthony, 21 and 26-4 with 20 KOs, is favored over Johnson who stands 3 inches shorter and 23-7-8 with eight knockouts. NBC will televise at 8 p m CsT.
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New York
Tony Anthony
Tony Johnson
Jin
Madison Square Garden
Anthony
Tony
Johnson
Paddy Young
John L. Sullivan
Clarence Floyd
Frank McGary
NBC
Shreveport Faces Test of Interracial Ban in League Showdown
Shreveport club president Bonneau Peters vows to stay in the Texas League despite Louisiana's interracial law taking effect Oct. 15. League president Dick Butler says the body cannot vote for an all white league. The issue stems from Louisiana permitting only white players, affecting Texas League clubs with Black players. Meeting planned Oct. 16 to address the new rule.
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Dallas
Shreveport
Louisiana
Bonneau Peters
Dick Butler
Butler
VFW Clinches League Lead With 2-1 Win Over Legion
VFW moved into first place in the City League with a 2-1 victory over the American Legion at South Park. Legion led 1-0 in the second inning before VFW tied it in the fourth and plated the decisive run in the fifth. Both teams had three hits. earned runs were two for VFW and one for Legion. A rematch is scheduled for July 24, with a Legion victory potentially tying the standings.
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Associated Press
Wally Burnette
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankee
Red Sox
A’s
Boston
Vic Power
Harry Simpson
Kansas City
Simpson
Singgle
Elaut
Power
Burnette
Ted Williams
Jimmy Piers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Tom Poholsky
Don Newcombe
VFW
American Legion
South Park
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Legion Campbell
Treshy
R. Willams
M. Hornberger
Ia. Willams
Stauffer
K. Honbergerr
Hoakinson
Harris
Dolan
Johanning
Vew Fall
Joene Wigkiesworth
D. Johnson
Ib Stanwix
Vo W Wiedensaul
McCue
Brubaker
Bell
Hoskineon
Cassady Lands Top Salary in Pro Start with Lions
Ohio State star Cassady signed a two year contract with the Detroit Lions making him the NFL rookie with the season's highest pay. Reported as a $14,500 annual figure with no signing bonus, Cassady is slated for placekicking and left halfback duties. Lions officials expect him to fill the gap left by Deek Walker at SMU. Coach Hayes praises Cassady's value and potential impact for Detroit.
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Columbus
Omo
Howard Hopalong
Cassady
Ohio State
Detroit Lions
Woul Hayes
Mirchizan
Toronto
Lion
Nick Sherbowy
Hayes Con Hapa
Dett
Deak Walker
Southern Methodist
Lions
Fights Last Night Result in Knockouts Across Cities
In Los Angeles, Muscotated Presyd fighter 129-pound Los Angeles lost to Saavedra of Torreon 129 by knockout. Philadelphia’s Calvin Smith 140 stopped George Collins 136 in New York after 8 rounds. Yvon Durette, Baie Ste. Anne, N.B., defeated Wilfred Picot 170 in Moncton, N.B., by knockout in 4 rounds.
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Los Angeles
Burty Garcia
Saavedra
Torreon
Mexia
Philadelphia
Calvin Smith
George Collins
New York
Moncton
N.B
Yvon Durette
Baie
Ste. Anne
Wilfred
Tinker) Picot
Boston
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Bill” Harris
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Safeway Market
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Handyman
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Dinty
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GMAC
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