Subway World Series Talks Stir New York Teams
In a bustling New York sports scene, talk centers on a potential Nickel Series as Yankees and Giants push the pace. Reds and Indians lead solidly while Red Sox stumble. Boston's pitching falters as Grove wanes. Detroit trails with Newsom's arm reliability and Rowe's comeback offering hope.
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Bucky Wallers
Paul Derringer
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Jimmy Foxx
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Lefty Grove
Tom Yawkey
Cleveland
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Detroit Tigers
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Woman Boxing Referee Retires After Men Take Back
Los Angeles reports that the sole woman boxing referee in the country, Mrs. Martell, announces retirement from active participation. She cites recent charges and new California rules restricting women referees as factors. Martell has long been associated with amateur boxing in Southern California with her husband Art Martell.
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Softball Scores and Miscues Highlight Front Page Item
The page lists softball results with St. Joseph and Sacred Heart performances, a forfeit win for St. Michael, and a late baseball note on Iowa Hawkeyes beating Minnesota 7 to 2. Batteries, doubles, triples, and home runs are noted for several players, with incident details and defensive miscues mentioned. The report also covers a Spokane area coach’s softball string and a local forfeit reference.
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Edison Picks Grid Leaders for 1980s Team
Edison High School elected grid leaders before football season for the first time since 1984. Bob Chippbell and Ed Brogay, both halfbacks, were chosen as co captains after the spring training concluded this week.
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Edison High School
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Edison
State Archery at El Paso in July Event Announced
State archery championships are set for El Paso on July 6 and 7 with local bow and art groups notified. Fort Bliss Sergeant G L Kelly from El Paso is coordinating entries and overseeing procedures.
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Fort Bliss
LeBeque Finishes Tenth in Memorial 500 at Indianapolis
The official results show Rene LeRegve, 25, and Henri Dreyfus, 23, finishing tenth in the 28th Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis. Harry McQuinn, previously listed tenth, ended eleventh after scoring tape review. Wilbur Shaw earned his third victory, with the race halted under a yellow flag for 125 miles due to ratified speeds and confusion after the finish.
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Indianapolis
Chester 5
Ricker
Detroit
Rene LeRegve
Hene Dreyfus
Rieker
Harry McQuinn
McQuinn
Wilbur Shaw
Tine
Coach R. V. Jeske Celebrates 25 Years at White Man College
In Walla Walla Washington on June 1, 80 500 sports enthusiasts and friends honored coach R V Jeske for a silver anniversary as head coach in White Man college athletics. Amos Alonzo Stagg, dean of American coaches, gave the banquet tribute. Announcement was made that the civic stadium would be christened Barnetke Field.
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Barletke
Mrs Hury Nets 77 In San Antonio Women’s Golf Round
Mrs Hury, elected president at the recent meeting, posted a net 77 for third place in the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association after a season ending handicap tournament at Breckenridge Park. Harold Kayton and J Tet Wilken led with net 85 and 88 respectively. gross scores were 110 and 88. New officers include Tutichee as vice president, Burger as secretary, Krisch as treasurer, and Wilson as reporter.
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Aubrey ‘Tuttichee
Tom Burger
A. J. Krisch
Wilson
Shaw Wins 31875 Prize In Indianapolis 500
Wilber Shaw won the Indianapolis 500 earning 31875 in cash plus prizes including a car and home appliances. Rex Mays finished second with 25000 and a gold belt buckle. Raul Riganti won a sportsmanship award after a first 60 miles crash. other drivers shared smaller sums with every starter at least 300.
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Shaw
Rex Mays
Drew
Joel ‘Thorne
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Ariz
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Buenos Aires
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Coinous
Ohio
Ted Hole
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MW. J
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Law Ang
Frank Weirne
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Calif
Mel Hasson
Los Angeles
Frank Crisco
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Rene Lebegue
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Chicago
Sam Hanks
George Barringey
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Joe Chitwood
Topeka
Kan
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Detrait
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St. John
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Loyd Davis
Springfeld
Kelly Petillo
Duke Nalon
George Robeson
Laos
Angeles
Babe Shipp
Doc” Williams
Franklin
Ind
George Connor
San Bernardino
Clift Bers @ere
Hollywood
Nine Title Bouts At TAAF Boxing Meet At St Marys
The TAAF boxing tournament at St Marys University gym ends Saturday with ten scheduled bouts to decide the section rep for the state AAU tourney in San Angelo August 19-24. Key fights include Lyndwal Harrison of Randolph Field versus Puller Rogers of St Marys and Harrison versus Morris for the 175-pound title. Dizon scored a KO over Lazy Sweet in a fast finish, while heavyweights Brady Brady and Homer Carpenter provided a showcase. Complete results list Dizon, Reed, Vera, Laredo, and others in decisive bouts. exhibitions followed with multiple local boxers slated for tonight’s cards.
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District &Pexas Amateur Athletic Federation
Bt. Mary's University
San Angelo
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Lyndwal Harrison
Brooks Fielder
Saturaay Nignes Unual Aygal
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Kayo
Dan Dizon
Lazy Sweet
Leondir Brenswell
Manuel Dizon
Wichita Falls
Manny Laredo
Dixon
Laredo
Manuel
Leo Briuty
Rendolph Geld
Homer Carspenter
Lockhart
Brady
Carpenter
Daniel Dizan
Peeal
Larry Bweet
Mysterious Monty Opens Open Qualifier Fame Returns
John Montague, once a media magnet for flashy golf, qualifies in the national open by shooting 77 73 to finish behind Willie Gogeth and ahead of Elsworth Vibes. Once a Hollywood figure in a storied rise and fall arc, Montague has lately shown renewed focus, aided by friends noting rekindled talent and a notable 65 round in prior tuneups.
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New York
John Montague
Ana Gelts
Willie Gogeth
Elsworth Vibes
Headia
Fort
Yankees Blocked From Trades by League Rule
The New York Yankees lag in the early season standings as a league rule blocks trades with the champions. McCarthy laments the rule that prevented bolstering the Yankees after losing Gehrig and seeks to strengthen via external deals. The restriction, aimed at curbing Yankees dominance, may have backfired by keeping rivals from trading top players.
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St. Louis Browns
George McQuinn
Gehrig
Yount
Yutfkts
Manger McCarthy
Clee
McCarthy
Baseball Flight Debate Strains Major Clubs and Presses
National League president Ford Frick backs against using airplanes for ball-team transport while several clubs protest. Browns discuss costs and schedules as players like Criscola and Novikoff post solid numbers in the minors and majors, with trades and travel plans shaping early season talk.
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Clidotes
Baseball Figures Prompt Tangled 1939 Club Scandals
A garbled report hints at 1939 club figures Marty McManus guiding Williamsport in the Eastern League, with Freese Thompson and Art Scharenin connected to Springfield Brownles. Bob Coleman, Mitch Hob, and Art Phelan are named in scattered payroll and lamp-light schemes, while an umpire-player clash leads to a light-switching disruption in the grandstand.
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Bob Coleman
San Antonio
Perinds
Mitch
Hob
Art Phelan
Fort Worth
Jake Atz
Alexandria
Art
Junior Tennis Week to Promote Sportsmanship
National Junior Tennis Week promotes sportsmanship across 815 member clubs under the U S L T A. Plans by the junior tennis development committee outline nationwide campaigns with city chapters in Chicago and the Midwest broadcasting support to emphasize ethics, fitness, and civic spirit among youth through tennis activities and public displays.
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