Boston Moves Into Tie With Yankees
The Red Sox pull into a third place tie with the world champions as New York and Cleveland split a doubleheader. Tex Hughson earns a relief win and Boston eyes a stretch to challenge the lead with key series ahead. əldə
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Wally Judnich
Jim Hegan
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
St. Louis Browns
Joe Coleman
Charley Harris
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Top Seeded Star Falls in State Invitational Tennis
Madison based top seed Richard Maledous from Baton Rouge was upset in the quarterfinals by Dixon Osburn of Dallas 6-3 4-6 6-3. Keith Self of Lamesa California, another seed, lost to Jimmy Farrell of Kalamazoo 5-7 6-3 6-2. Favorites in the boys division prevailed in other matches.
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Baton Rouge
Dixon Osburn
Dallas
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Calif
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Lloyd Hanover Wins $2,000 Wisconsin Trot
Lloyd Hanover owned by the Wendy Stables of New York captured the $2,008 Wisconsin trot at Roosevelt Raceway last night. The four year old Dean Hanover offspring trotted the mile in 2 08 to defeat Henry C and Luella Scott's leading man and George Butterworth's Sheraton in second and third place.
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Roosevelt Raceway
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George Butterworth
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Local Women Golfers Compete At Monroe Country Club
Monroe Country Club auxiliary hosted Freeport and Monroe women in a two session golf day with 20 players in morning and 5th place overall. Freeport winners included Mrs Nuell Steinmetz first low net for 18 holes and Mrs Walter Young second. nine hole matches saw Mrs R Bangs first and Mrs Carl Staffragen second.
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Carl Staffragen
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Nathan Goetz
Russell Myers
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T. F. Ransdell
Rodney Kittelsen
Field Archery Moves Into Spotlight On 800 Ar glers
The National Field Archery Association opens its third annual tournament with about 800 bowmen across the United States and Canada. Twenty eight targets per course, distances from 20 feet to 80 yards, no distance estimation aids, and varied terrain test endurance on Point Beach State Forest's five courses.
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National Field Archery Association
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Canada
Point Beach State Forest
100 Lap Midget Auto Race Highlight at State Fairpark
Milwaukee report notes a 100 lap midget auto race at State Fairpark Friday as the final appearance before the state centennial exposition. Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park and Emil Andres of Chicago are listed entrants among fourteen cars in the feature.
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Monroe County club championship semi finals set
Dr H B Caradine meets Chet Becker and Cap Heimann faces Budd Biffle in the championship flight semis at Monroe County club. Caradine beat Ken Stuart 3 and 2, Becker won 4 and 3 over Bob Rote, Heimann edged Eddie Pickett 1 up, and Biffle won 3 and 2 after a second 18 holes with Eddie Goecks.
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Clauder AihIe meet Set in Wisconsin semi finals today
Milwaukee golf fans will see Mrs. John Clauder of Milwaukee Westmoor face Mrs. Frederick Uihlein of Milwaukee Country club in the upper bracket semifinals. In the lower bracket Marian Callahan of Madison meets Joan Coffeen of Green Bay after Callahan defeated Mrs. Karl Luedtke and Coffeen beat Mrs. Grant Messinger.
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Olympic Teams Set for Peak Form as Games Approach
London crowds anticipate the United States Olympic delegation of 341 athletes from 17 teams. Most are in London area hotels with two minor injuries not expected to derail plans. Yale rower John Brooks recovered from fever after arrival. Swimmer Wally Ris, 100 meters champion, hurt his knee and may be unable to compete.
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Rockets to Stage Intra-Squad Game at Ingalls Field
The Chicago Rockets of the All-America football conference will hold a regular intra-squad exhibition on July 31 at Ingalls Field. The night game is part of the Rockets training program and is sponsored by local Rotary and Kiwanis clubs.
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Golf Semifinals Set at Chicago District Event
The Chicago district junior golf tournament semis feature Earl Liff of Green Acres vs Chuck Lindgren of Rockford and Jimmy Love of Peoria against Dean Lind of Rockford at Rains Country Club. This year’s lineup is listed in the Classified want column.
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Babe Ruth Plans Personal Appearances For Charity
Babe Ruth announces several personal appearances linked to benefit baseball games for the Babe Ruth Foundation Inc. He says attending these events “makes me feel better.” Ruth, undergoing treatment for a throat ailment at Memorial Hospital, aims to aid deserving youngsters through the foundation.
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Toledo Manager Fined $25 After Umpire Altercation
Frank Lane, president of the American association, fined Toledo manager George Detore $25 for an altercation with umpire Jim Tobin in Milwaukee. Detore threatened Tobin and caused a five minute delay by not leaving the field promptly after being ejected over a ball and strike decision.
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George Detore
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South Wayne News Notes and Social Hello
Harold Ganshert and Norman Olson return from a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. William Schliem, 93, recuperating from illness at his daughter Edna Johnson's home. Mr. and Mrs. John Marty of Orangeville and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Maddrell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Moe and family.
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Norman Olson
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Giants to Start Drills and Exhibition Games
The New York Giants under Coach Steve Owens will open drills in Superior on August 2 with fifty five players. Intrasquad games are set for Grand Rapids on August 21 and Superior on August 25. Exibition games include Green Bay Packers in Minneapolis on August 29 and Detroit in Detroit on September 7.
Waffle Shop Dominates Bauman Hardware for Lead
The Waffle Shop beat Bauman Hardware 16 to 4 to remain in first place in the Major league. Wally Miller and Fred Goecks homered as Goecks added three hits and four runs driven in. Bauman Hardware had nine scattered hits and all their runs across the first four innings. Lanz Hardware defeated Firestone 6 to 2 in the minor league.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
American League results show New York 7-8 over Cleveland 3-12 and Boston 3-10 over Chicago 1-9 while Washington beat Detroit 6-1 and St Louis won 17-5 against Philadelphia. National League action includes Boston 6-2 Cincinnati, Brooklyn 9-7 over Chicago 3-1, Philadelphia 3- Pittsburgh 2 in 10 innings, and St Louis 8-4 New York. American Association games list Louisville 4- Milwaukee 3, Kansas City 6-8 over Columbus 0-5, and St Paul 4- Minneapolis 0. only games scheduled.
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Baseball Schedules Highlight Night Interleague Matches
American league presents Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia. National league features Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati. American association shows Milwaukee at St Paul Indianapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Hogan and Mangrum Duel in Reading Open Debut
Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum opened the Reading Open at Berkshire Country Club in Reading Pennsylvania. The pair, both top pros, are favored to win as 150 entrants compete over four days for $15 000 in prize money.
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Hambletonian Favorite Wins Saratoga Trot In 2:05
Demon Hanover, favored for the Hambletonian, defeated the prospective field in the $10,000 Saratoga trot at Saratoga Raceway. Driven by owner Harri son Hoyt of Bethel Conn, the horse won the final dash in 2:05 4/5, finishing six lengths ahead of Judge Moore driven by W N Reynolds.
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Harrison Hoyt
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Tennis Rackets With Nylon Strings Priced From 2.95
Sports shop offers tennis rackets equipped with nylon strings starting at 2.95. Models vary in frame size and grip comfort, appealing to casual players and jacks alike seeking durable, affordable equipment.
The Demon Wins Slipstream Race at Amsterdam Pace
The Demon captured another victory giving it six straight dashes and eight of twelve starts this year. Dr Hugh Parshall piloted The Diplomat to a photo finish ahead of Harry Short’s Gene Abbe in the $2,500 Amsterdam pace, marking a second win in as many nights for Hayes Fair Acres’ pacer with times of 2 09 1/5 and 2 06 1/5. Mercy Abbey was third and Octabe Blake’s Alemite finished third.
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Harry Short
Gene Abbe
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Levenhagen Loses In Public Links Meet
Milwaukee golfer Ted Levenhagen fell 5 and 4 to John Pasikowski of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania in the National Public Links championship round yesterday. Milwaukee rival Paul Wohlford had been eliminated earlier but posted a 70 in the consolation round, the second lowest score.
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