A-1 Queens Top New Orleans In NSC Tournament Opener
The A-1 Queens of Phoenix beat New Orleans 2-0 behind Carolyn Morris two hit pitching in last night's NSC tournament opener at Phoenix Softball Park. Qeens, Sooner Queens, and Cleveland's Erin Brews won first games. Seattle Epicures and Rock Island Superettes also led in their best of three series. The night featured tight defense, late runs, and looming eliminations as teams race toward the semifinals.
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Pole Sitter To Stay Up Pole Sitter To Stay Up
Cleveland Indians manager and teammates are wistful as Charlie Lupica refuses to come down from the pole. Lupica compounds the odd scene by saying the situation is serious and cold up there as the team drops to fourth place near season's end.
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Top's Boy Sets Del Mar Record in Handicap Win
Top's Boy a four year old son of Top Row equalled the Del Mar mile and an eighth record to win the $10,000 added Del Mar Handicap at Del Mar. The favorite Honeymoon finished two and a half lengths back with Prevaricator a half length behind as Honeymoon launched a late bid from last.
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Knights Set Dads Show Scrimmage Tonight
St Marys Knights football candidates will scrimmage at 8 tonight on the high school practice field. Dads Club members are invited as special guests to preview the Knights 1949 potentialities under first-year head coach Chink Coleman as the team opens on Oct 1.
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Sports Standings and Results From Weekend Games
National and regional leagues report weekend results with St Louis and New York leading the standings. Philadelphia swept Boston while Chicago split with St Louis as Brooklyn and Cincinnati linger in the middle. Paced by Oakland and Sacramento, the West Coast table shows Hollywood and Seattle close behind. Final scores note Detroit at Chicago and Philadelphia 6 4, Boston 4 0 in one day’s schedule.
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May Gain Cup Finals Tonight With Senators in clincher
In Tucson at Randolph Park the Phoenix Senators seek the best-of-seven clincher behind Eddie Graham, with Ernie Sites in right field delivering his fifth to seventh extra-base hits of the series. Sites leads Phoenix’s offense as Eastwood and Drilling support the effort in a tight playoff battle against the Cowboys.
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Flag Weeks in Review of American League Standings
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. Reads like a baseball standings page with American and National League records, team games won and lost, winning percentages, and upcoming schedules. Mentions New York, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh.
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Rutgers Named Football Shrine Site Selection
Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey has been chosen as the site of the National Football Hall of Fame officials announced. The selection follows a committee led by Grantland Rice and includes ASA Bushnell Bernie Moore and Reaves Peters. The board approved the Rutgers choice after considering New Brunswick and Cazenovia New York as finalists.
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Ball Big Race Winner Dominates Soulth Mountain Speedway
Ball held the lead from lap ten through forty to win the main event at Soulth Mountain Speedway, finishing 24 seconds shy of his record. The rain delayed card drew 2,700 plus spectators as a dispute between promoter Dr. Vaughn Mc Guire and the Arizona Midget Owners and Drivers Association over driver appearances lingered. Ball swept the night with top qualifying, a trophy dash win, and multiple heat victories amid a reduced field due to weather and contract disputes.
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Cardinals recall Kurowski and Wilber to bolster pennant bid
The St. Louis Cardinals activated veteran third baseman George Kurowski and catcher Del Wilber from the Houston farm club to reinforce their drive toward the National League pennant. Both players bring long major league experience to the Redbirds lineup as the club pursues decisive late-season games.
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Whitey) Kurowski
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Somerton Beaten In Finals Puts Four On All-Star Team
Somerton Arizona runnerup at the 1949 National Softball Congress finals placed four men on the All American team. Dave Lott led tournament hitters with .518 while Hanford California won the title by defeating Somerton 4 to 1. Selected players included Lott Farerro Faruzzi Reid Cahoon Vieira and Allen plus catchers Morris Becknell and pitchers Law Priest Buckley.
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Miss Lenczyk Tops Women Golf Entries
In Philadelphia 128 players enter the 49th United States Women's Amateur Championship led by Grace Lenczyk and Frances Stephens. The field lacks Zaharias and Suggs, with Lenczyk seeking to defend one of her three titles amid uneven form. Stephens is favored but faces tough competition including international contenders and top American players in a flurry of early matches and doubles.
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Babe) Zaharias
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Giant Killer Pancho Gonzales Faces Tough Pacific Southwest Test
National champion Richard Pancho Gonzales seeded No 1 meets Arnold Saul of Los Angeles in the Pacific Southwest championships. Saul upset Marcello Del Bello yesterday as the two collide for a key tourney clash in Los Angeles.
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Gonzales to Turn Pro in Tennis Tour with Kramer and Riggs
Los Angeles reports that national tennis champion Richard Gonza les will turn professional soon. A Times source says he will tour with Jack Kramer and Bobby Riggs, with Frank Parker possibly joining the pro group.
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