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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1949

Page

6

Red Sox Get Fine Hurling To Aid Cause

Boston, Aug. 10 AP. Ellis Kinder pitched his 10th complete game as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 6 3 to trim the gap in the AL pennant race. Kinder improved to 13 5 with 9 of his last 10 decisions. Mel Parnell leads with 16 wins and 19 complete games. Williams hit his 28th home run of the season for Boston.

Boston Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Red Sox Yankees Joe Dobson Lefty McDermott Chuck Stubbs Kinder Hank Bauer Birdie Tebbetts Ted Williams Tebbetts Vic Raschis Williams Raschi Dom DiMaggio Bosox Cleveland Indians Tribe St. Louis Browns Bob Feller Indians Righthancer Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers A’s Washington Tigers Chicago White Sox Brooklyn St. Louis Dodgers Philadelphia Phils Cardinals Cincinnati New York Giants Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Carl Erskine Bill Nicholson Harry Brecheen Reds

Rockford Rox Forfeit Season As Fans Quit Club

The Rockford Rox of the Class C Central Association become a traveling team after the Rockford Fans Association failed to fund the club’s finances. R C Lundstrom said $6,000 was raised, but a later demand of $12,000 could not be met, ending organized play for now.

Rockford Rox Rox Rockford Rockford Fans Association R. C. Lundstrom Rockford Sports Enterprises, Inc Central Association Keokuk Cedar Rapids Clinton Burlington Iowa Kewanee Ill

Boxing card results from New Bedford and Los Angeles

New Bedford fighter Tami Mauriello from New York knocked out Mike Jacobs of Newark in the 8th round. In Los Angeles Clarence Henry defeated Dutch Culbertson in the 9th round, while George Dunn from Hartford outpointed Harry Smith of Rochester.

New Bedford Mass Tami Mauriello New York Mike Jacobs Newark N. J Los Angeles Clarence Henry Dutch Culbertson George Dunn Hartford Harry Smith Rochester

Major League Standings and Results Snapshot

Yesterday’s results show Pittsburgh defeating Chicago 8 to 3 and New York beating Boston 4 to 3. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia 8 to 1 while St Louis edged Cincinnati 4 to 1. American League highlights include Cleveland 9 and St Louis 2, Detroit 11 over Chicago 5, and Boston 6 over New York 3.

Pittsburgh Chicago New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Washington Cleveland Detroit L. Pet G Pet. G.B. New York Wiliams Dilinger Williams Joost Stephens DiMaggio Pesky Kell Tripes Mitchell Dillinger Bosto Reynolds Wynn

Gonzales Edges Mulloy In Narrow Lawn Tennis Clash

In Newport Rhode Island Richard Gonzales edged Tom Mulloy 7-5 6-4 in the third round of Casino’s lawn tennis tournament. The match featured tight sets as Gonzales claimed victory over Mulloy to advance.

Newport R. I Richard Gonzales Tom Mulloy Casino Manchester Mass Margaret Osborne DuPont Doris Hart Shirley Fry Essex Country Club England Saratoga Springs N. Y Yale Sweden

Oliver Shoaff Named Coach and Teacher at Norris City District

Oliver Shoaff, formerly of Southern Illinois University, hired by Norris City unit district to teach basketball and baseball and serve as head coach and athletic director. Shoaff played in the National Basketball League with Hammond and Syracuse, ranked high in scoring at Southern, and was a top golfer. He helped the Maroons win two conference titles and reach the National Intercollegiate District tournament in Kansas City. Shoaff is based in Mt. Carmel. Norris City gym seats 3000.

Oliver Shoaff Southern Illinois University Norris City Glenn Abe Martin Shoaff Hammond Ind Syracuse N. Y John Sebastian Southern Lynn Holder University of Illinois Maroons Kansas City Mt. Carmel

Chicago Stadium awards boxing rights to IBC

The International Boxing Club won an exclusive contract to promote boxing in Chicago Stadium. Executive VP Arthur M. Wirt announced the deal, replacing the prior firm of Irving Schoenwald and Jack Began. Ten shows are planned for the coming indoor season, starting September 30.

Chicago International Boxing Club Arthur M. Wirt Irving Schoenwald Jack Began Wirt

MacArthur Encourages Japanese Swim Team Before Departure

Gen Douglas MacArthur advised Japan's six swimmer team to stay composed if they lose and modest if they win as they prepared to depart for an A A U meet in Los Angeles. He offered wishes of good luck after a brief visit in his private office. The swimmers plan to leave by plane Friday.

Tokyo Douglas MacArthur Japan A.A.U Los Angeles MacArthur

All Stars Elect Poole to Key Post

Chicago August 10 AP Carney Poole former Missisippi and Army veteran named to a major all star committee position amid ongoing roster reshuffles. Poole's selection signals a shift toward experienced leadership within the squad and follows recent rosters adjustments by Chicago sports officials.

Poole Chicago Carney Poole Missisippi Army

Cubs to buy Dallas star Bill Serena at season end

Chicago Cubs will purchase Dallas third baseman Bill Serena for a choice of players or cash. Dallas manager Bobby Goff values Serena at about 40 000 dollars. Serena, 24, hits .290 with 21 home runs this season.

Dallas Texas Chicago Cubs Bill Serena Bobby Goff Serena

Richards Wins Pole Vault at International Meet in Malmee

Bob Richards of Illinois A C and Champaign Illinois defeated George Ramus sen of Oregon in the International track and field meet at Malmee. Both cleared 12 feet 11 inches in the pole vault yesterday.

Stockholm Bob Richards Illinois A.C Champaign Ill George Ramussen Oregon Malmee

College All Stars Select Captain for Charity Game

The College All-Stars have named their captain as preparations begin for the 16th Chicago Tribune Charities football game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field Friday night.

End Philadelphia Eagles Soldier Field Chicago Tribune

Hambletonian Classic Draw Sets Stage in Goshen

The 24th Hambletonian Stake draws 18 three year olds for a two tier start at Good Time Park Goshen with 69 791 purse and top drivers like Ben White and Del Cameron expected to compete. Bangaway the 3 to 1 favorite ships with Ralph Baldwin guiding. Martha Doyle starts from rail with Frank Ervin. Heavily anticipated heat structure may push finish to two or three heats.

Goshen N. Y Hambletonian Good Time Park Orange County Ben White del Cameron Bangaway C. M. Saunders Toledo Ohio Saunders Ralph Baldwin Choickk Martha Doyle Speenie al Derby Kansas Oil Man Wichita Frank Ervin Juke Box Frank Foster Marion Record Express L. E. Lake Colax Ind Scotch Pal Hayes Fair Acres DuQuoin Ill Boysy Hanover P.R. Whiting Fort Wayne J. J McIntyre Hollins Delhi H. C. Wilson Murfreesboro Tenn Elaine Sterling Harrison Hoyt Bethel

Herrin Midget League Scores and Schedule Details

Thursday results from Herrin Boys Midget League show Owls 9 Beetle Baums 3 and Tigers 13 Energy 12. Wildcats 8 Rockets 1 and Cubs 18 Cardinals 1. Lions 4 Chittyville 3 and Sunnyside Cubs won by forfeit over Cats. Carterville Girls 7 Nightingales. Schedule lists Tigers vs Owls and Cubs vs Lions at Lincoln and Sunnyside parks.

Tigers Owls Lions Cubs Chittyville Beetle Baums Lincoln Rockets Mudhens—Energy Sunnyside Energy Cardinals Cats—North Side Bugs Wildcats St. Mary's Rockets Lion Cubs Sunnyside Cubs Catson

Belgium to send 22 riders to world cycling championships

Brussels AP reports the Belgian Cycling League will send 22 riders, amateurs and professionals, to the world championships in Copenhagen in August 2028. Leading the team are Alberic Schotte, 1948 world champion, Joséph Scherens, seven times world pro sprint king, and Raymond Impanis, a top Belgian road rider who faced criticism after dropping out of the Tour de France.

Copenhagen Denmark Alberic Schotte Joséph Scherens Loldér Raymond Impanis Impanis

Impressive MSU Star Chandnois Posts 6.2 YPC

Lynn Chandnois of Michigan State has piled up 1218 rushing yards on 192 carries for a 6.2 yard per attempt average over three years on the varsity squad.

East Lansing Mich Lynn Chandnois Michigan State

Mitchell in One Of His Rambles

Edwin Valentine Mitchell’s Maine focused volume blends history and humor in a lively survey of colonial Maine. It covers logging, house-building, ships including privateers, quarries, fishing, lobsters, blueberries, and coastal life with humanizing touches and a vivid portrait of the era.

Mitchell Maine Edwin Valentine Mitchell Vanguard Press New England

Mangrum Wins After Snead Misses Short Putt in World Golf

Mangrum toppled Snead 13 under par with a 276 at Tam O Shanter to win the All American and push toward the world championship prize. Snead faltered with a missed three footer on the 72nd green costing playoff entry and runner-up money. Stranahan and Louise Suggs also won titles in the same meet.

Chicago LI Mangrum Sam Snead Mangrum Holywood Yesteday Wizary Mangrum Cooly Er Snead Earli Snead Sambo Margrum George S. May Tam Cary Middlecoff Fran Stranahan Louise Suggs

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

A compact recap of season leaders: Robinson Brooklyn tops batting with .365, 141 hits for Thomson New York and others. power leaders include Kiner Gordon Sauer with 24 homers. Pitching marks feature Newcombe Brooklyn 11-3 and Reynolds New York 11-2.

Robinson Brooklyn Slaughter St. Louis Reese Roinson Broolyn Hodges Thomson New York Musial York Jones Philadelphia Smalley Chicago Ennis Kinev Pittsburgh Gordon Sauer Chcago Newcombe Branca

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