Big Ten Coaches In Service Survey Report
A Midwest survey shows 35 Big Ten coaches and assistants in military service. Illinois and Minnesota lead with several in uniform while Ohio State Northwestern and others contribute several more. Noting names like Berle Biermatt and university ties, the report tallies service by school.
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Golf Winners Earl Stewart and Frank Steidle Named
Earl Stewart a former LSU intercollegiate champion defeated David Goldman 1 up in the Corpus Christi Invitation final. Frank Steidle beat Dick Martin 1 up in 20 holes to win the Abilene Invitation. Steidle led by two holes at 16. Final matches for two other Texas invites were set with Derald Lehman and Spitz Bero advancing in the Galveston tourney.
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Pitcher Appleton, Sox Vet, Released
Pitcher Pete Appleton, a 19 year veteran of baseball, was given an unconditional release by the Chicago White Sox. He spent 394 seasons with limited relief duties and his brief final season saw 5 2/3 innings pitched before entering service. The release ends his long major league career with a final note on service commitment.
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Missions and Beaumonte Play Doubleheader Weather Halts Weekend
The Beaumont and San Antonio series opener was delayed by rain delaying a three game set with Shreveport. Beaumonte led early but Missiones tied in eighth as rain ended the game with a 2-2 tie and the second game postponed.
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Southern tennis heats crown titles fill the day
In Atlanta Jacksonville veteran Harria wins the Southern title, defeating Johnny Acer of Birmingham to claim the men’s championship while Doris Hart of Miami secures the women’s singles crown. In Montclair Lanky Odmen of Washington defeats Dick Bender for the college men’s final, and the Princeton duo renders a doubles victory. Denver hosts Colorado open with Jack Kramer beating Reedy for the singles title as Dorothy Sutton wins the women’s event. Albuquerque crowns Delinger and Dalton in respective finals.
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Wilson Named West Point Football Coach
West Point assigns former Army back Woodrow Wilson to lead the football backfield as coach. The appointment follows his stint under Kari H. Dlark at the academy.
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Angott Set For Battle Angott and Montgomery Clash Tuesday
Philadelphia July 6 Sammy Angott lightweight champion and Bob Montgomery prominent challenger toned down training as they prepare for a 12 round title bout at Shibe Park on Tuesday. The bout marks their third meeting with both fighters aiming for victory to claim the championship.
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S. A. Shooter Wins At Quantico Va
S A Shooter wins at Quantico Virginia in the seventy first annual championship ended Sunday. The event saw notable participation by Marine corps personnel with Antonian Whinогton of Santeni invited to rifle instruction at the base. Whinứngton won the individual field firing match and placed second in match No 7 at 50 yards.
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Pacific Coast League standings and results summary
In a weekend slate from the Pacific Coast League teams played on the road with Seattle and Hollywood among noted results. Seattle posted a 4 0 loss to Los Angeles and 1 2 win over another opponent while San Francisco and Portland also figured in the table with mixed scores as the circuit continued play.
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WINM Loop Chops Season in West Texas New Mexico League
The West Texas New Mexico league reduced to two clubs Lumesa and Lubbock as Clovis Pampa Amarillo and other towns withdrew. Price said the league plans exhibition games to raise funds while awaiting a resumption with four teams. Clovis pitchers Wyatt and Hewitt report to Beaumont for the Texas league after being bought by Detroit scout Morris.
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Softball League Action Near Mint Condition Games
In Mauston teams clashed with Port Sam Houston and Kelly Field crew as weather forced delays. The 38th Infantry and 2nd Infantry battled for top honors while Company A and B added players Lavane and Choo boosting depth. Upcoming weeks promise several competitive matchups worth watching.
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No-Hit Victory for Hank Oana in Texas League
Hank Oana pitched the Texas league's first no hit no run game lifting Port Worth Cats to a 6-0 win over Dallas in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Oana fanned five and allowed only five baserunners, earning his fifth win against two losses and keeping the Cats in the first division. Tulsa swept Oklahoma City in both ends of a doubleheader, 16-2 and 8-0, with Tulsa bats totaling 27 hits.
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Boston Beats Washington in Eight, 21 to 8
Boston exploded for 21 runs as Washington was overwhelmed 21 to 8. Carrasquel allowed four earned runs before leaving in the eighth, while Zuber struggled with five runs charged to him. Attendance hit 15,000 as Crosate Hearse, Priddy, Rizzuli, Hearse and others contributed with hits and errors.
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Williams Leads Batting Charge in Weekend Baseball Hustle
Ted Williams rises as Boston’s batting champion tracks 343 while Pete Reiser tops the National League at 361. Yankees and Dodgers pace the leagues with splits and wins as Cleveland, Chicago, and Philadelphia push for playoff spots. Attendance climbs across the two leagues with 287,034 paid for the double round.
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Hannah Quits As St Paul Baseball Manager
PADL July 6. Hannah Taivawah, manager with a Wisconsin club, resigned after saying the team was in a losing spot and his conscience would bother him to stay. His successor had not been named by press time.
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