Schroeder Eyes No. 1 Ranking in National Tennis Meet
Stanford ace Ted Schroeder leads the field at the national intercollegiate tennis tournament in New Orleans aiming for the top ranking. Olewine of Southern California challenges him as Bartlett of Tulane looms for the singles title. Schroeder also tops the doubles seeds with partner Dee as Olewine opens action against Walter Driver of Texas.
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Olewine
California
Earl Bartlett
Tulane
Seymour Greenberg
Northwestern
Bill Reedy
Southern California
Hanns Everett
North Carolina
Larry Dee
Bartlett
John Hickman
Texas
Jack Kramer
Dee
Reedy
Jim Wade
Emery Neale
Lou Schopfer
Walter Driver
Joe Hunter
Naval Academy
Clarkes Mattman
Cardinals Slip on Dodgers as Winning Streak Ends
St Louis limps toward Boston after a four game sweep by Brooklyn. Mort Cooper shines for the Cardinals while Kirby Higbe dominates the Dodgers in both ends of a doubleheader. Medwick extends a string of hits but the Cardinal pitching struggles while the Dodgers bolster their pennant push.
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Brooklyn
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Planch
Zappe LaBelle Set for Monroe Arena Wrestling Main
Carl Zappe of Minneapolis battles Rene LaBelle of Montreal in the main event at Monroe Wrestling arena tonight. The semi final features Les Chapman of Chicago Ketter and Jack LaRa as two strong undercard clashes build local interest. LaRue and Chapman expect a clean display as promoters tout a lively program with a 98 minute main event time limit and two falls to win.
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Montreal
Monroe
Les Chapman
Chicago Ketter
Jack LaRa
University of Town
Gus Kallio
LaRue
Chapman
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Pretty Boy
Ming
Zuppe
Loral
Chicago
Jock LaRue
Monroe Arena
Hale America tourney won by Ben Hogan
In Chicago at Ridgemoor club Ben Hogan last won the Hale America tournament finishing with a 271 total over 72 holes. He topped Jimmy Demaret and Mike Turnesa, amid a tense final round watched by many spectators. Hogan pocketed 1100 dollars as champion. Demaret finished tied for second with Turnesa at 274.
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Ben Hogan
America
Ridgemoor Club
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Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
Junmy
Raeces
Mike
Mike Turnesa
Oo Gumet
Dermaret
Turness
Demaret
Hogar
Horton Seath
Jimmy Thomson
Byron Nelson Thomson
Thad
Lawson Littl
Eddie Burke
Dick Metz
Jim Ferrer
Lioyd
Langham
Ania
Track and Field Champions Named
New York A C led by Captain Joe McCluskey and Harold Davis with wins across sprints distances and field events. Champions include Davis 100 meters, Go Dodds 150, Race 5000, Warmerdam pole vault, Berry high jump, and the New York AC team title with 128.7 points.
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Jane
al Wack
Harold Davis
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Davis
Choi Bearland
Southern California
John Borican
Asbury Park
AOC
Go Dodds
Boston
Greg Race
A. C
Joe McCluskey
John P. Connolly
Heib
George de George
Robert Wright
Onin State
William Cummings
Rice
Nurdhea
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San Francisco Olympic Club
Adam Berry
Southern University
Willam Brown
Norfolk
Naval Training Station
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Alfred Biazis
New York A. C
Robert Fitch
Minnesota
Boyd Brown
Cheater Cruickshank
Camp Devens
Maas
Francis Berst
Western Open Opens as Patty Berg Skips Action
The 13th annual Womens Western Open begins a six day run at Eldhurst Counts Club with 164 entries. Patty Berg, former amateur sensation and former champion, sits out due to recent auto accident. Betty Jameson leads favorites alongside Helen Dettweiler and Louise Suggs among others in the field.
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Patty Berg
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San Antonio
Tex
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Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Russell Mann
Omaha
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. C
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Mary Jane Garmon
Sarasota
Fla
Track stars prepare for Passaic twilight meet
Passaic New Jersey hosts a twilight invitational featuring top national track stars and the National AAU relay titles. California teams lead in relays while Olympic Club defends 2.90 meter medley crown. Cornelius Warmerdam aims to clear 16 feet in pole vault as New York AC and others contest points.
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Olympic Club
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New York
New York Athletic Club
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Boston A. A
Leroy Weed
Southern California
Leslie Macc Mitchell
New York University
Moraga
Calif
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Fariner Washington
Purdue
St. Mary’s Gridiron Titters
Hogan Wins Hale America Open By Three Strokes
Ben Hogan, of Hershey Pennsylvania, fired a lifelow par 271 to win the Hale America National Open, finishing three strokes ahead of Jimmy Demaret of Detroit and Mike Turnesa of White Plains.
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Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
London
Freddie Mills
Len Harvey
Race season opens at Arlington Park Chicago
Arlington Park opens a Bi day meet with 21 stake races four this week. Higher purses and ongoing added class events aim to tax stall capacity as 1,400 horses expected. Inaugural Des Plaines handicap features eight three year olds led by Heartman Idle Sun Pumpgun Royal Crusader Omelet Weigh Anchor Take Wing Harchow.
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Arington Park
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Frey
Alisa
Sabath
Whirlaway
Des Plaines
Heartman
Idle Sun
Pumpgun
Royal Crusader
Omelet
Weigh Anchor
Take Wing
Harchow
National Intercollegiate Golf Championship Opens in Indiana
A field of 141 top college golfers tees off at Chain O Lakes in South Bend for the 45th national intercollegiate tournament. Eighteen holes of stroke play planned today and tomorrow as Stanford defends the team title against Notre Dame Northwestern and Navy.
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Chain O'Lakes
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Northwestern
United States Naval Academy
Louisiana State
Earl 'Red) Stewart
Dale Morey
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Nashville Vols Rally to Split Doubleheader in Southern League
Larry Gilbert's Nashville Vols beat Chattanooga 9-6 in the first game and shut them out 7-0 in the nightcap to move to third place, three games behind Little Rock. Memphis dropped two close games to Birmingham, Atlanta swept the Smokies, and Little Rock–New Orleans was postponed. Charley Workman and Gus Dugas led league homers with 13 each as Ed Heusser, Mike Schultz, and Wimpy Willis starred on the mound.
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Associated Press
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Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Gilbertmen
Chattanooga
Little Rock Travelers
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
New Orleans
Fol Malone
Nashville
Lou Beves
Charley Workman
Jim Shilling
Vallie Eaves
Vols
Workman
Gus Dugas
Ed Heusser
Mike Schultz
Schultz
Chick Hurler
Wimpy Willis
Heusser
Barons
Lee Gamble
Lew Carpenter
George Woods
Marshall Mauldin
Charlie Glock
Lindsay Deal
Knoxville
Atlanta
Smoky
Mauldin
Glock
Deal
Avanta
Pep Rambert
Oklahoma City Indians Rout Beaum on Exporters in Four Game Sweep
Oklahoma City snapped Beaumont’s four game series with a doubleheader sweep and two more wins as Ed Lopat shined in relief. Hal Harrigan cleared the bases with a three run homer. Fort Worth split a twin bill with San Antonio while Tulsa edged Shreveport in 15 innings. Paul Dean of Houston won his ninth in a 7 0decision over Dallas.
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Oklahoma City Indians
John Kroner
Beaumont Exporters
Redskins
Hal Harrigan
Ed Lopat
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Ford Garrison
Tulsa Oilers
Shreveport Sports
Paul Dean
Houston
Dallas Rebels
Beaumont
Shreveport
Houstones
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
Baseball standings and results update with teams and scores. Yesterday teams included Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St Louis Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Washington. Today's games list Fort Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City Tulsa Shreveport Houston Dallas Atlanta Knoxville Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham Memphis Little Rock New Orleans postponed.
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Washington Weeds
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball And Steel Makers Note
Ted Lyons and Hughson lead today's stars with Lyons earning his 250th MLB win and Hughson delivering a three hit shutout in the nightcap. Cooper and Higbe shine for Dodgers and Reds both win with strong pitching and timely hitting. Melton and Dalessandro pace shutouts, Dean and Borowy split doubleheader as Indians and Yankees streaks shift. Benton Carrasquel mix notable rallies as Stewart delivers pinch triple in extras. Krupp founded Essen steel works in 1810. A new device tests drivers vision for night driving.
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Associated Frese
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Texy Hughson
Red Sox
Lyons
Hughson
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Kirby Highe
Dodgers
Browns
Chad Melton
Giants
Bob Dallessandro
Cubs
Melton
Chubby Dean
Indians
Hank Borowy
Yankees
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Borowy
Yanks
Tommy Hughes
Phils
Ray Starr
Reds
Farmer
al Benton
Tigers
Alejandro Carrasquel
Senators
Benton
Buck Newsom
Carrasquel
Eddie Stewart
Piralles
Braves
League Scores and Postponements Report
In the Southeastern League Jackson at Pensacola was postponed. Mobile edged to 5-4 and Anniston 4-3. Meridian led 4-0 while Montgomery stood 12-5. In the American Association Minneapolis 5-5 faced Louisville 1-8. Kansas City 3-4 beat Toledo 0-1. Columbus downed Milwaukee 2-1 and Indianapolis 5-2, St. Paul 1-0.
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Pensacola
Mobile
Anniston
Meridian
Montgomery
American Association
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Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
JOR LEAGUE LEADERS
American League leaders include Williams and Doerr for runs and RBIs with Boston holding multiple top spots. Spence leads in hits and doubles with Washington, while Gordon and DiMaggio headline batting and home runs. International League standings show Syracuse and Baltimore among others with mixed records.
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D. DiMaggio
Spence
Washington
Higgins
Detroit
Heath
Cleveland
York
Betroit
Kuhel
Chicago
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