Garver Shuts Out Red Sox as Browns Win Seventh
Ned Garver blanked Boston 4-0, matching St. Louis Browns’ seventh win as he drove in two runs with a fourth inning single. Boston’s 10-game win streak ends. Garver improves to seven wins while the Browns sit near bottom.
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Louis Savold Fight To Be Radio TV Ban Jun 13
The IB C announced Louis versus Savold will take place June 13 at the Polo Grounds with no radio or TV coverage. It follows a prior successful radio free event and emphasizes a growing trend of not broadcasting big bouts. The decision came after extensive talks with managers and sponsors.
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American dethrones French golf champ in tight final
In Chantilly France on June 2 Bob Knowles of Brookline Massachusetts defeated Henri de la Maze 3 and 2 to win the French amateur golf championship. Knowles hit three under par on the back nine while the French star fought back after the turn but could not close the match.
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Ohio State Captures Big 10 Baseball Title
Ohio State beat Michigan State 8 0 behind Dick Hauck four hit pitching to clinch the Big 10 title with a 9 2 conference mark. Illinois sits second at 8 3. Purdue at Wisconsin postponed. In non conference action Bradley downed Indiana 10 7 as Bill Tuttle and Jerry Jacobs homered.
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Bing Scouts Talent For the Pirates
Bing Crosby visits Seattle University to seek signatures from baseball prospects. He eyes O'Brien twins John and Ed and Ernie Pastornicky, all from South Amboy New Jersey, but none plans to go pro now. Crosby’s own signature is what mainly draws interest from coeds on campus.
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Fort Worth Pitcher McCahan Racks Four Wins in Texas League
Bill McCahan, a righthander who briefly trialed with the Brooklyn Dodgers this spring, has won four straight decisions for Fort Worth in the Texas League.
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Chicago Paul Vender Captures Washington Park Feature
Chicago Paul Vender led through six furlongs in 1 10 at Washington Park to win the top event and pay 3 80 for a 2 bet.
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Paris Bob Knowles Wins French Amateur Golf Title
Paris Brookline player Bob Knowles defeats Henri De La Mare of France 3 and 2 to claim the French amateur golf championship. Compton’s Bob McMillen clocks 4:09 in a mile race at Occidental College. Neasham Belle, 33 to 1, wins Epson Oaks at Epson. Uncle Edgar pays $3.20 to win the Don Bingo Purse at Belmont Park.
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Pekin Wins State Title in Illini Prep Baseball
Pekin high school captured the Illinois prep baseball championship with an 11 to 5 win over Alton after a high scoring first inning. Dan Pelhank pitched the latter part for Alton as Pekin built an eight run rally, led by doubles from Glen Phillips Pete Brown and Dick Heihs. Pekin’s season record of 18 6 and coach Harry Anderson’s squad earned Pekin its first state title in any sport with potential for more in next year.
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