Seniors Rally Behind Half Time Turnaround in High School Game
The Seniors beat the Juniors 58 to 38 after trailing 25-24 at halftime. Johnnie Cowan led all scorers with 24 points in his prep school career while O C Graves with 18 and Ben Kelly with 12 supported the Coyotes.
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Pacific Coast managers eyed for Bartell job
New York May 21 The special news service reports Pacific Coast writers favor Dick Bartell for a first managerial post. Trainer Ray Arcell will coach Warren Wilson Clemson's heavyweight champion as he turns pro this summer. Frankie Kovacs plans army service after winning the national singles title. Giants tear up contracts and offer raises to Jurges Hartnett and Adams. Armstrong starts comeback in July.
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New York
Special News Service
Dick Bartell
Ray Arcell
Warren Wilson
Clemson
Frankie Kovacs
Giants
Bill Jurges
Gabby Hartnett
Ace Adams
Henry Armstrong
Betting Market Opens with Louis Over Conn
Opening betting prices list Louis 1 3 to beat Conn with the shortest Joe price since the Schmeling rematch. Hogan stands 5 to 1 to win the Goodall round robin starting tomorrow. No nationwide Open quotes yet. Zeke Bonura hits .439 helping Minneapolis in the American Association as he weighs 20 pounds less and leads Millertown. Washington papers blast boxing officials over a Joe Louis Buddy Baer referee dispute Friday. Arthur Donovan to be brought from New York. Montana State 1940 football squad sends nine men to the national guard eight to ROTC three to the regular army and two to the air corps.
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Philadelphia boxing writers sparring with partner shortage
In Philadelphia the local boxing writers debate the balance of sparring partners as the city features about 100 women for every 97 men. The piece notes league standings and comments on recent performance by Fiero, highlighting a shift away from his blaze of form.
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Lynn C. Boyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
Ladies Golf Club To Hold Tournament
Sixteen players enter a tournament sponsored by the Ladies Tuesday Golf Club at the municipal course. First round matches are set for next Tuesday with Championship Flight pairings including Marion Jo Cowan versus Mrs. Dan Payne and E Falconi against E O Walker. First Flight matches feature Peggy Jennings against Marjorie Keyes and Wilbur McKnight against Jane Stapp among others.
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Marion Jo Cowan
Dan Payne
E. Falconi
E. O. Walker
Melba Forrester
Ed Thoma
Paul McCutcheon
A. Rasco
Peggy Jennings
Marjorie Keyes
Wilbur McKnight
Jane Stapp
Guy Klingaman
Norman Savage
Floyd Ikard
John Youse
Baseball Scores From Yesterday League Matchups
The Associated Press notes American League games with New York beating St. Louis 10 to 9 and Boston defeating Detroit 4 to 2. Other AL results include Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 5 and Chicago 5 Washington 2. In the National League Pittsburgh 7 New York 5 and Chicago 9 Brooklyn 1 headline late scores, plus Cincinnati 9 Boston 6 Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 4 in 11 innings.
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Arizona Texas Bisbee Defeats Albuquerque 9 to 4
Scores show Bisbee over Albuquerque 9 to 4 while West Texas New Mexico Lassies edge Wichita Falls 7 to 6 and Big Spring beats Lubbock 4 to 2. Amarillo and Pampa Clovis Borger match postponed due to rain.
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American Association Scores From St Paul and Other Games
St Paul defeated Milwaukee 13 to 7 while Toledo beat Indianapolis 2 to 1 and Louisville topped Columbus 4 to 3 with Kansas City 2 over Minneapolis 0 in the latest Association matchups.
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PCL Scores Shake Up Standings With Wide-Open Week
In the Pacific Coast League action Sacramento defeated Los Angeles 7 to 5 while San Francisco crushed San Diego 9 to 0. Oakland beat Seattle 7 to 3 and Hollywood prevailed 6 to 3 over Portland.
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Baseball scores from Shreveport to Houston
Summary of multiple games with results: Shreveport beat Beaumont 6 to 3. Tulsa defeated Dallas 7 to 3 in seven innings. Oklahoma City won 8 to 4 over Fort Worth in 13 innings while the second game lasted 10 innings. Houston triumphed 8 to 5 over San Antonio, first 12 innings, second seven.
Southern Association scores September results headline
Southern Association games produced decisive wins with Birmingham 5 Atlanta 2, Little Rock 20 Knoxville 5, Memphis 5 Nashville 2, and New Orleans 9 Chattanooga 8 in 11 innings, highlighting high scoring contests across the circuit.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top league leaders across categories: Cullenbine leading batting for St Louis with 414, DiMaggio of New York 31 runs, York with 32 RBIs for New York and Detroit, Keller tied 32 RBIs for Detroit, Travis and Cramer tied with 46 hits for Washington, Kellner 13 doubles for Cleveland, Travis and S Chapman tied five triples for Washington and Philadelphia, Heath and York tied 8 home runs for Cleveland and Detroit, Dimaggio leads with stolen bases for Boston, Harder Johnson Smith share 4-1 pitching record for Cleveland, Boston, Chicago.
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DiMaggio
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Cramer
Washington
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Philadelphia
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Baseball Season Leaders Summary Card
Vaughan of Pittsburgh leads batting at .389 while Hack of Chicago has 28 runs. Nicholson of Chicago also drives in 28. Slaughter of St. Louis tops with 43 hits and Mize of St. Louis has 14 doubles. Moore of Boston and Vaughn of Pittsburgh tie for 4 triples. Ott of New York hits a home run. Warneke of St. Louis records 4 wins.
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Notable baseball pairings listed for today
The notice catalogs nine scheduled games with teams including New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington. A classified line invites readers to phone number 11 for listings.
Ball and White Win City Bowling Tourney Title
Ball and White's crack bowling team from Roswell won the 5 man team event of the City Bowling Association tournament on handicap. Swaim's Contractors placed second, Bank Bar third, Busy Bee Cafe fourth. Roy Phillips led in high series with 537 for Swaim's. Gabe Martin led Ball and White with 532 and a 217 single. Curtis Corn and Red Ball followed with 530 and 520. Roswell star Lloyd Taylor managed 494. Singles and doubles standings continue through the week with Doc Palmer 566 cap 24 for 590, Cliff Pirtle 533 cap 30 for 563. Lew Hammond 540 cap 6 for 546. Curtis Corn 449 cap 18 for 467.
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Roy Phillips
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Red Ball
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Ball
White
Lloyd Taylor
Roswell
Kegler
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Cliff Pirtle
Lew Hammond
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Cal Darnall
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John Minton Advances To Golf Semi-Finals In Roswell
John Minton, aiming for a third Roswell golf title, moved into the city tournament semi finals with a 3 and 1 win over Tom White. He meets the winner of B F Fields Jr versus Ralph Herring, while Wilbur McKnight faces the Caughron Johnson survivor.
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Roswell
Tom White
Minton
B. F. Fields, Jr
Ralph Herring
Wilbur McKnight
Wes Caughron
E. D. Johnson
Yesterday's Stars Shine as Sluggers Carry Teams
Earl Johnson of the Red Sox halted Detroit's win streak with a four hit performance on the mound. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates belted a two run homer in the seventh to seal the victory over the Giants. Bill Dickey of the Yankees sparked the attack on the Browns with three hits including a three run homer. Frank McCormick of the Reds struck a late go ahead homer with two on and two out in the ninth to beat the Braves.
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Associated Press
Earl Johnon
Red Sox
Tigers
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Giants
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Browns
Frank McCormick
Reds
Braves
Public Notice on Name Change for Phil Rizzuto
Phil Rizzuto announces the change of his front name from Fiero to Phil. The notice states the purpose is to use the name Phil publicly and in all documents to avoid confusion. No other details are provided.
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Fiero
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Carl Hubbell May Sue Giants For Non Support
Column comments that left handed pitcher Carl Hubbell could win in court by suing the Giants for non support citing past disputes and possible strain on his career in a controversial baseball critique.
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