Players Meet With Baseball Owners Over New Contract Demands
Baseball executives meet Monday to draft a new contract form. The Pirates present an eight point plan including a $7500 minimum annual salary and ten percent of a player's sale price to the player. Owners resist sharing sale proceeds and limit post season barnstorming and other sports participation.
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Dodgers take undisputed first with 2-1 win over Cubs
Brooklyn edged Chicago 2-1 at Ebbets Field to reclaim first place in the National League as Joe Hatten limited the Cubs to an unearned run. Eddie Stevens doubled in the first inning to drive in both Dodgers runs. Giants down Cardinals 3-1 as Johnny Mize hits his 20th home run.
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Waffle Shop Dominates Major League Softball Standings
Waffle Shop defeated Bauman Hardware 7 to 3 in the Major league, while Co. F toppled Western Auto 21 to 14 in the Minor league at Recreation Park last night. Bauman’s Alf Henning allowed four hits for the Major game as Waffle Shop capitalized on timely hitting. Co. F earned its first Minor league win behind a strong effort from Soddy and Reise. The results leave Waffle Shop a half game ahead of Twin Grove, with Major league action continuing tonight.
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Chicago Golf Classic At Tam O'Shanter Opens Big Field
The Tam O'Shanter Country Club hosts the Chicago Golf Classic drawing 270 entries for a 54 hole event with a $50,875 purse. The six year show features 185 professionals, 50 amateurs and 35 women, with early 6:30 a.m. starts and cut to top scorers after 36 holes for the final two rounds.
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Harness Race Pileup Injures Three Drivers
A five-horse pileup at the Saratoga Raceway in Saratoga Springs New York injured three harness drivers. Don Miller of Jackson Michigan sustained a broken left ankle Al Retzlaff of Saratoga Springs formerly Milwaukee fractured leg and Harry Craig of Saratoga Springs suffered a leg injury with no fracture shown by x ray. None of the horses were seriously hurt.
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Semi Finals Open In 1946 Wisconsin Women’s Golf Meet
Four top players from Milwaukee and Green Bay begin the 33rd Wisconsin Women's Golf Association tournament semifinals at Big Foot County Club Lake Geneva. Mary McMillin of Green Bay faced Mrs. John Clauder as Arlene Tweet and Goldie Bateson also advanced. Mary Louise Kral won the state junior title by default over Nancy Wethorpe.
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Minor Loop All Stars Meet Schuetze Outfit in Late Friday Tilt
The Minor League All Stars, managed by Bing Kline, face Schuetze Clothiers in a return contest at Recreation Park at 7:30 p.m. Friday after a postponement. Major loop game remains on schedule. The roster features players from Lanz Hardware Western Auto and Kundert Oilers among others.
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Baseball Standings Across Cities Tonight
How they stand at Detroit New York Chicago Boston St Louis Washington Cleveland. American Association Milwaukee Indianapolis. Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus Kansas City Louisville.
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French Statesman Clemenceau Taught in Stamford School
Georges Clemenceau, famed French leader, served as a teacher of French at a girls’ school in Stamford Connecticut from 1866 to 1869.
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