Great field to crowd event to participate
Chicago June 12. The 19th NCAA track and field championships at Minneapolis June 21-22 will draw a stellar field with many stars who would have competed internationally. Notable marks include 100 yards near 9.5 seconds, 220 yards around 20.4–20.5, 440 around 46.1, mile about 4:08.3, 120 high hurdles near 14 seconds, and potential meet records in multiple events.
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Earl Hilligan
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Clyde Jeffrey
Stanford Flyer
Morel Ellerbe
Tuskegee
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Jeffrey
George Koettel
Oklahoma
Archie Williams
California
Lee Orr
Washington State
Michigan
Warren Breidenbach
Jim Herbert
New York
Ed Borrowes
Princeton
Campbell Kane
Indiana
Louis Zamperini
Southern California
Fred Wolcott
Rice
Forest Towns
Wolcott
Boyd Brown
Oregon
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Big Allezis
Georgetown
Stan Andersen
Stanford
John Wilson
Don Boydston
Don Canham
Gil la Cava
Clark Mallory
Archie Harris
Blazis
Andersen
Jackie Robinson
Lefebvre’s perfect tenth lifts Little Rock past Chattanooga
Little Rock defeats Chattanooga 3 to 2 after a sharp pitching performance by Wilfred Lefebvre. Reed doubled and scored on Erwin’s single then scored on Lefebvre’s bunt for the decisive run in the 10th. Burrows and McAdams caught Lefebvre and Rensa in a tight nine innings.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wilfred Lefebvre
Chattanooga
Reed
Erwin
Lefebvre
Lookouts
Burrows
McAdams
Rensa
Poffenberger Leads Nashville Past Birmingham 7-2
Nashville defeated Birmingham 7-2 as Boots Poffenberger held the Barons to six hits. Nashville exploited errors and walks to score in six different innings, with two runs in the seventh.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Boots Poffenberger
Barons
Boots
Pfoffenberger
Vaughn
Hawley
Balas
Bauers
Owens
Delta Sigmas Beat Chris' Battery 21 to 10
The Delta Sigmas defeated Chris' Battery team 21 to 10 in City League action. Husted led the Delta Sigmas with a perfect four for four at the plate. Batteries credited to Delta Husted and Francis and Chris' Accordo and Jones.
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Delta Sigmas
Chris
Husted
Delta
Francis
Chris’—Accordo
Jones
Phillies Pound Walters 10 Beat Cincinnati 4 1
Philadelphia punishes Bucky Walters for nine hits and a 4 to 1 loss to Cincinnati. Walter Beck held the line as Phillies offense struck late, aided by a key throw from Johnny Rizzo that halted a late Cincinnati push.
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Phillies
Walters
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Walter Beck
Bucky
Johnny Rizzo
Phils
Joe Marty
Morrie Arnovich
Philadelphia
ABRHA
Poaf Mahan
Schulte
Ate Marty
Tee Klein
Ae Arnovich
May
Craft
Tree
Rizzo
Myers
Hershberger
Tigers, Armageddon of the AL Race in Focus
DEL BAKER says the Tigers remain in the American League race alongside Boston and Cleveland. The roundup touches on Armstrong, Tillett, Durocher, Reese, Dizzy Dean as favorites, and other sports notes. golf, boxing, and college basketball pivots pepper the column with names like Guldahl, Snead, and Canterbury mentioned in quick-hit items.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
del Baker
Tigers
Boston
Cleveland
Henry Armstrong
Paul Junior
Portland
Chicago
Maurice
Angel
Pee Wee Reese
Mr. Wrigley
Dizzy Dean
Oklahoma
Redios
New York Post
Mike Jacobs
Louis Godoy
Mike
M. S. Jacobs
Michael Strauss Jacobs
George Stirnweiss
North Carolina
Norfolk
Jerry Kobrin
Bill Reedy
The
Reading Eagle
Rip Valenti
Boston Garden
Ned Irish
Philly
Golfer Dave Funk Misses Ace by Inches in Round
Michigan golfer Dave Funk experienced a rough round missing an ace by 18 inches on the fourth hole and later played the 11th with a 21 stroke count, drawing attention to his struggle on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Funk
Michigan
Helly Ridge Edges Crowville Sunday in Pitchers Battle
Helly Ridge defeated Crowville 7 to 5 in a gate game described as a pitchers battle. Cobb pitched well for Helly Ridge, Labourde for Crowville allowed seven hits, both allow eight walks. Douchaney led Helly Ridge and Mixon led Crowville with two hits each. The article also notes a separate paleoanthropology observation about South America's aboriginal population migration.
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Delhi
Helly Ridge
Crowville
Cobb
Labourde
Douchaney
Holly Ridge
Mixon
Boston Beats Feller as Red Sox Stay Hot
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 2 to stay atop the American League. Feller lasted five innings before Dobson relieved. Finney led Boston with four hits and two doubles. Williams and Cronin homered for Boston as the crowd of 10 000 watched.
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Boston
Red Sea
Bob Peller
Cleveland Indiana
Feller
Sockers
Lou Finney
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Seeteeeene
NayMick
Peller
Dobson
Joe Dobson
Finney
Trina
Cleveland
Huns
Memaley
Bell
Williams
Cronin
Pinney
Doerr
Fams
Hemsley
To Foxx
Wilson
Dodson
Kit Oes
Wilson Keltpe Mers
Tigers Triumph Over Senators as Gehringer Bartell Lead
Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 0 in a Tuesday game. Charley Gehringer and Dick Bartell homered to seal the win with Bruce Campbell adding a later two-base hit. The win put Detroit in second place in the American League and halted Donald’s rookie winning streak.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Adlay
Donald
Bengals
Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Dick Bartell
Bruce Campbell
League Leaders Home Run Standings Highlight Top Sluggers
In the American League the leaders are Trosky of the Indians with 14 home runs and Foxx of the Red Sox also with 14. In the National League Mise of the Cardinals leads with 17, while Danning of the Giants Grants and Nicholson of the Cubs are tied at 7, Werber of the Reds has 7.
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Trosky
Indians
Foxx
Red Sox
Ruhel
White Sea
Cardinals
Danning
Grants & Nicholson
Cubs
Werber
Reds
Gilbert Sox Clinch Ninth Win Over Mt Vernon 16 to 1
Gilbert lefty Counts dominated Mt. Vernon scattering sixteen hits and one run while striking out nine. McNealey led Gilbert with a homer and three singles, as Peyton and Emfinger contributed timely hits. Gilbert travels to West Monroe next Sunday for another contest.
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Gilbert White Sox
Mt. Vernon
Gepeten Oe
Gilbert Be
Clowera
Counts
Rusae
Byron Neon Wins National Open Playoff Respect in Te Xan
A year ago Byron Neon aged 71 from Reading Pa. defeated Craig Wool 1 73 in a National Open golf playoff. The note marks past champions and then references earlier Open history and Max Baer Braddock title odds.
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Associated
Prost
Byron Neon
Reacing
Craig Wool
Ralph Gudahi
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Fort Worth Faces Odd Tex League Card Night
Patchy OCR reads Fort Worth in Texas League results with scattered names including Sasterwood Linton and Gellen as a partial list of players and scores.
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Fort Worth
Oalaharma City
Eiteaans
Farmer Jones to Meet Riley for Junior Light Heavyweight Title
Arkenals wrestler Farmer Jaces faces Ruas Riley in the junior light heavyweight championship at Monroe Wrestling Arena. Promoter Gus Kallio announced the match and noted Sugi Heyamake will pair with Cowboy Jack Purdin in another bout on the card. All participants have prior mat experience.
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Farmer Jaces
Arkenals
Ruas Riley
Aup
United States
Monroe
Walrut Wrrest
Gus Kallio
Sugi Heyamake
Cowboy Jack Purdin
Fana
United Gas routs Columbus Social 9 to 1 in Twilight League
Gasner pitched a one hit one run game for United Gas as Ackel and Davis homered and each had three hits. Batteries Gassere Fruge and Bick. Columbus batteries Anzalone and Bham before the war reference notes submarine weapons capabilities unknown.
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United Gas
Columbus
Tusalay
Pruge
Star Gasner
Ackel
Davis
Gassere
Fruge
Bicka
Anzalone
Bham- O
Choctaws defeat White Sox 10 to 4 in loosely played game
Greenwood Choctaws jumped to a 9 run first two frames, Ray Hoffman struggled as Pat Malone allowed six hits and five walks. Greenwood’s power and errors by Joe Eagar helped push five runs in the first inning.
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Greenwood
Misa
June Gi
Choctaws
White Sox
Monroe
Pat Malone
Sox
Ray Hoffman
Jim Brister
Pete Medak
Joe
Garry Ganeed
Wally Bohl
Hoffman
Grigg
Eddie Amelung
Gance
Starkie
Pat and Jr
Peewee Clark
Henry
Jim Beister
Pat Max Lone
Medak
Bit
Bob Burt
Ganoe
Brister
Moneroe
Hinton
Tay
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Houston Chronicle
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Lee Savold
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Canterbury
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