Nine Champs to Defend Titles at NCAA Meet in Los Angeles
At the Los Angeles NCAA track championships 200 top athletes compete in 10 events to reach tomorrow’s finals. Defending champs include Fred Walcott Rice and Nick Vukmanic Penn State. Southern California aims for a fifth straight crown with Stanford Michigan among top contenders.
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Robert Myers
Los Angeles
Fred Walcott
Rice
Trojans
Southern California
Dean Cromwell
Men of
Troy
Stanford
Michigan
Washington State
Indiana
Notre Dame
Oregon
California
North Carolina
Texas
Pittsburgh
Wolcott
Morel Ellerbe
Tuskegee
John Woodruff
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Pete Zagar
Nick Vukmanic
Fenn State
Ellerbe
Alabama
Don Watts
Charley Belcher
Georgia Tech
Warren Breidenbach
Bill Thompson
Flor
Stars Yesterday: White Sox and Yankees Win Tight, Swinging Doubleheader
John Knott and Thornton Lee pitched two-hitter and five-hits allowed as the White Sox took a doubleheader from the Senators. Lefty Gomez limited the Indians to four hits in a 1-0 win for the Yankees. Joe Moore sparked a Giants comeback with a seventh inning homer to topple the Cubs. Debs Garris collected four hits including an 11th inning double that scored the winning run for the Bees over the Pirates. Babe Phelps drove in two with a bases loaded single and a sacrifice to fuel the Dodgers against St Louis. Pete Fox opened Detroit’s win versus Boston with a first inning homer. Bucky Walters held Phil to five hits and contributed two singles in the Reds 4-1 victory.
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Associated Press
John Knott
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Sox
Senators
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Indians
Joe Moore
Giants
Cubs
Debs Garris
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Babe Phelps
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pete Fox
Tigers
Detroit
Red Sox
Bucky Walters
Reds
Phillies
Twilight League results show Woodmen of the World rout Sunshine
The Woodmen of the World won 13 to 2 over Sunshine Cleaners with Frank Roddy pitching four hits allowed and Bud Taylor strong in the field. Stewart led W O W with four hits including a home run as Caldwell Williams and Roddy each had two. Independents beat Knights of Columbus 4 to 1 to move into second place. United Gas earned a win when Bakers forfeited to the Gassers.
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Bakers
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Sunshine
Garner
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Jacola
Hamilton
Caldwell
C. Williams
Roddy
Bud Taylor
W. O. W. Stewart
Cleaners
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Woodmen of the World
Bakers Pree Teneer Eneree
Jeanne Cline Advances in Women's Western Golf Meet
In St Louis on June 16 15 year old Jeanne Cline of Bloomington Ill defeated Dorothy Foster the giant killer to reach the semi finals of the Women's Western Golf tournament Foster had upset Helen Hicks Hard and Virginia Pepp but was edged 1 up by The Kid Dettweiler the lone professional survivor in the other quarter finals beat Shirley Ann Johnson 6 and 5 Beatrice Barrett defending champion narrowly beat Phyllis Buchanan 1 up and will meet Mrs Sam Israel in the semis following Ella Mae Williams Fors Chicago loss
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Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Dorothy Foster
Miss Foster
Springfield
Helen Hicks
Woodmere
N. Y
Virginia Pepp
Jeanne
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Miss Dettweiler
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Sam Israel
New Orleans
Ella Mae Williams
Reds Bag Game 410 1 as Phils Make 6 Errors
The Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a night game aided by six Phila errors. Bucky Walters held the Phils to five hits and drove in a run himself. Arnovich collected three singles in four and extended his hit streak against Cincinnati to 16 games. The victory marked Walters' ninth win. Reds had 11th straight home win over eastern teams.
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Bucky Walters
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Magerkurth
Texas League Box Score Fragments Tulsa Fort Worth and Others
Fragmented box score listing multiple Texas League teams Tulsa Fort Worth San Antonio Shreveport Houston Beaumont Oklahoma City and others. Details include innings scores players and notes such as a ten inning game called to catch trains and various batting lines and fielding notes.
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Beaumont
Barrett
Wilks
Turner
Gorsica
Lee
Manders
Tighe
Carr
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Shreveport
San Antonio
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Houston - Rrs
Otte
Helena sinks Monroe in close Cotton States league clash
Helena beaten Monroe 1 to 0 as Jim Hogan and Perry duel on the mound in a pitchers duel. Hill delivers the lone run for Monroe in the first inning, while Blackeney and Conway star in defense behind solid fielding and key plays.
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Shreveport
Helena Seaporters
Jim Hogan
Portsider
Perry
Hogan
Helena
Nen
Alls
Monroe
Fang
Bob Hill
Sox
Frank Hargrove
Conway
Taylor
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Hargrove
Buster” Blakeney
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Blakeney
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Blackeney
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Ed McCollum
Mel Hicks
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Hicks
Jones
Rowe
Newman
Tom Perry
Fishing Season Opens As River Rain Washes Hail Stones
Jurisich and McBride Brown and Callender report rumors of a San Saba river storm that dropped hail into the stream. Fishermen claim big fish swallowed hail tokens and floated up, making netting easier for boats.ต่าง
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San Saba
White Sox Beat Helena Seaporters 1 0 in Tight Game
The White Sox win 1 to 0 over Helena in a pitcher’s duel. Tom Perry, left hander, returns to action after a stint away from the Monroe mound staff in 1938.
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White Sox
Helena
Monroe Mound
Tom Perry
Seaporters and White Sox Duel in Casino Park Nightcap
Helena Seaporters host Monroe White Sox in the second game of the series at Casino Park at 15 o'clock. Buster Blakeney will start Kraus or Raymond for Helena. Monroe manager Doug Taitt may counter with Hoffman or Maxfield. Beauford Rhea left Monroe as a free agent, signing with Hodge mill and planning to join Hodge’s Ouachita Valley league team.
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Monroe White Sox
Casino Park
Buster” Blakeney
Jack Kraus
Pete Raymond
Doug Taitt
Ray Hoffman
Kelton Maxfield
Monroe
Beauford Rhea
Rhea
Shreveport
Hodge
Hodge Paper Mill
Major League Leaders Summary in Batting and Pitching
Highlights include McQuinn and Hoag leading batting in the American League with 359 hits and .404 for Arnovich in the National League. Greenberg tops RBIs with 50 in Detroit, Foxx leads homers with 11, and Case swipes 24 bases. Pitching leaders feature Donald and Hadley at 6 0 in New York and Wyatt at 8 0 for Brooklyn, with other top marks across Cincinnati Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Guldahl Tops Western Open Again In Star Golf Run
A year ago Ralph Guldahl, the United States open champion, fired 65 to win the Western Open for the third straight title. The note recalls past sports milestones including Joe Louis’ bout popularity and record pacing at Princeton meets.
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Ralph Guldahl
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Ben Eastman
Princeton
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