Major League All Star Teams Named
The National League named seven Dodgers among its 22 all stars to face the American League at the Polo Grounds July 6. Manager Leo Durocher will lead most regulars, with Camilli and Walker out, and the squad includes Mullins, Passeau, Melton, and four Giants as titles shift across clubs.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Walker Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Billy Jurges
Giants
Camilli
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Dixie Walker
Big John Mize
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Durocher
Whitlow Wratt
Mickey Owen
Billy Herman
Peewee Reese
Arky Naughan
Joe Medwick
Pete Reiser
Cardinals
Cooper
Morton
Walker
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Mize
Marshall
Boston Braves
Ernie Lombardi
Eddie Mills
Chicago
Passeau
Pittsburgh
Bob Elliott
Philadelphia
Danny Litwhiler
Elliott
Hack
Cubs
Pittsburgher
Ott
Medwick
Herman
Coopers
Brown
Melton
Reese
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
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Trans-Mississippi golf tourney reaches quarter finals in Kansas City
The 42nd annual event advances to quarter finals with top matches in the lower bracket. Johnnie Kraft meets Art Wangler, Frankie Stranahan faces Don Smith, and other upper bracket duels include Neil Smith versus Daryl Schoonover. Quarterfinals begin at 1 pm local time, with semifinals and finals to follow at the longer distance.
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Kansas City
Denver
Johnnie Kraft
Johnny Goodman
Art Wangler
Frankie Stranahan
Toledo
Don Smith
St. Joseph
Missouri
Wangler
Jim Walsh
Stranahan
Phoenix
Bob Goldwater
Eugene Bellevilles
Neil Smith
Oklahoma City
Daryl Schoonover
Topeka
Kan
Oklahoman
Glenn Oatman
Schoonover
John Dear
Raymondsville
Srl Oliver
Blue Hills
Clancy Miller
Assistance: Cases Decrease in Topeka June 26
Kansas state welfare figures show May general assistance cases falling by 1,946 to 51,596 with total costs $1,558,405, down $31,397 from May 1941. Fay N. Seaton chairs the welfare board and reports the figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fay N. Seaton
Board of Social Welfare
Shea Ties Record in Seven Straight Strikeouts
Pitcher Francis Shea of Kansas City tied the American Association strikeout record with seven consecutive K’s in a 4 3 loss to Columbus. The sequence began in the sixth after KC tied 3 3, ended in the ninth when Lou Klein walked and advanced.
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Associated Press
American Association
Francis Shea
Kansas City
Columbus
Shea
Lou Klein
Klein
George Myatt
George Gettel
Toledo
Madhens
Milwaukee
Walt Lanfranconi
Moose Marcum
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Nelson Potter
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Colorful semi finals set in 45 year golf meet at South Bend
The National Intercollegiate golf tournament narrows to four promising players as Earl Stewart of LSU and Ray Brownell of Stanford exit. Manuel de la Torre, Harold Gjolme, Frank Tatum Jr., and Bob Kuntz of Yale emerge as contenders for the 36 hole final set for tomorrow on Chain O Lakes links with the title at stake.
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South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Ray Brownell
Stanford
Chain O’lakes Links
Manuel de la Torre
Northwestern
Madrid
Spain
Angel de la Torre
Chicago
Royal Madrid
Harold Gjolme
University of Washington
Reidar Gjolme
Norway
Frank Tatum, Jr
Bob Kuntz
Yale
New York Metro
Roundup of Baseball Stars and Sports Notes
This roundup notes managers must juggle Yankee and Dodger selections for the All Star game with players like Vaughan and Medwick in contention. It highlights Carl de Rose, the young Yankees signee, and mentions Joe Muscato and Phil Muscato’s prospects, plus various athletes and service members connected to Major and minor leagues and other sports.
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Rizzuto
Joe McCarthy
Spurgeon Chandler
C. C. Hughson
Boston
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Harold Newhouser
Detroit
Stan Spence
Washington
New York
Yankees
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Wyatt
Owen
Herman
Reese
Vaugan
Reiser
Medwick
Vaughan
Carl de Rose
Flinger
California
Yanks
Amsterdam
N. Y
Ail
Joe Muscato
Lem Franklin
Joe
Phil
Norfolk
Asheville
N.C
Greenville
Buzz Boyle
Morristown
Tenn
Fred Hartman
Newport
Disappointed Youth Faces Swiss Ancestry in Senior Title Draw
Politan junior, upset by elder brother Bill's yesterday elimination, is noted as Swiss by descent. Kuntz draws De La Torre and Gjolme faces Tatum in today’s matchups as the tournament proceeds.
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Bill
Kuntz
de la Torre
Gjolme
Tatum
Pianist Victory Prompts Organ Music Settlement at Dodgers Field
J. Reid Spencer, 70, who sued the Brooklyn management to stop pre game organ music, wins assurances that Gladys Gooding will play pianissimo hereafter. The Gowanus crowd chuckles as local banter riffs on music and baseball with a Flatbush pub exchange.
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New York
J. Reid Spencer
Ebbets Field
Spencer
Brooklyn
Gladys Gooding
Gowanus
Flatbush
Joe
Moe
Medwick
Dodgers Defeat Braves 11-2 Ties NL Lead With Cardinals
A recap notes the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 11-2 to tie the St. Bees Cardinals for the National League lead. The item also recalls past results including golf and Wimbledon play as historical context.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
St. Bees Cardinals
Ray Mangrun
Philadelphia
Gene Mako
Gottfried von Cramm
Don Budge
Bryan Grant
Frank Parker
Baseball standings fragment with scattered team records
Fragmentary baseball notes list teams Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Toledo and others with partial game results and records. Several lines show 8-3 or 8-8 records and an 11 inning game reference, but many items are garbled. The readable parts indicate a standings snapshot from a Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Toledo cluster.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville Columbus
Indianapolis St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Colu India
Stars ride pitchers and bats in league games
Yesterday's stories feature Morton Cooper of the Cardinals who pitched a two hit shutout over the Braves for his tenth win, Johnny Allen of the Dodgers on five hits in a Reds blank, Jimmy Blodworth of the Tigers sparking a six run rally with a two run homer against the Red Sox, Buck Ross of the White Sox six hit shutout over the Senators, Al Smith of the Indians five hits in a win over the Athletics extending the roll to four, and Bill Lee of the Cubs five hit victory over the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Braves
Johnny Allen
Dodgers
Reds
Jimmy Blodworth
Tigers
Red Sox
Buck Ross
White Sox
Chicago
Senators
al Smith
Indians
Athletics
Bill Lee
Cubs
Phils
Cooper
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Peewee Reese
Lew Riggs
Pete Reiser
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Dolph Camilli
Ray Starr
Gene Thompson
Big Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Lee
Buck) Ross
Sid Hudson
Washington
Ross
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Roger Wolff
Cris Hackett
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Jim Bloodworth
Cards Win Behind Cooper's Pitching
Cooper wins tenth with sixth shutout as Cardinals beat Braves 4-0 in Boston. Army navy relief game raises over 28500 from 25000 fans. Cooper extends scoreless innings streak to 32 after elbow bone chips removal last season.
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Braves
Navy
Canadians Reach England As Fresh Dominion Troops Arrive
Thousands of Canadian infantry and artillerymen airmen and armored unit reinforcements landed in England from a convoy escorted safely by U S warships. The force drew from multiple Canadian training centers and is being housed in southern England army camps.
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England
Atlantic
United States
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