Miami Fights Cornell For College Tennis Crown
Miami and Cornell battle in the Eastern Intercollegiate tennis tournament with both men and women advancing. Sidney Schwartz from Miami defeats Peter Landis of Wagner 6 0 6 3 to propel Miami forward as several upsets reshaped the field. In the women’s division, the semi finals feature defending champion Barbara Scarlett of Vassar and Priscila Watts of Tusculum, with Watts facing Mrs Agares and Scarlett meeting Craugh.
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Coeds Tee Off in North Carolina A A Tourney
In Columbus Ohio Fort Worth region details show coeds teeing off at Ohio State University for the Womens National Collegiate golf championship. Grate Lerenk of seen Conn and John B Stetson University were favorites with recent finalist finishes and the defending champion Milayn Sas turning pro shortly after the event.
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Chandler Denies Long Pact Demand by Baseball Chief
St Louis Post-Dispatch report cites grapevine that A B Chanaltist commissioner seeks a seven year contract. Hollywood officials say no denial of such talks, while Chandler notes his 1952 contract renewal and medical clearance timeline.
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Trick shot king Kirkwood entertains at Tecumseh Golf Club
Joe Kirkwood demonstrated a wide range of trick shots and gave golf tips to help players improve. He advised gripping firmly but not tightly and to “sneak up on the ball.” The two hour show at Griffin Field drew spectators as E W Edwards Store plans a return engagement.
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All-Star Ball Game Honors Connie Mack at Comiskey Park
Connie Mack, Baseball's Grand Old Man, will sit in a special box at the 17th annual All-Star Game at Comiskey Park on July 12. He will be honorary manager and toss out the first ball as the game marks his golden anniversary in baseball. Proceeds go to the Baseball Players Pension Fund.
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New York Yankees
Burt Stotton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kalshuga Sees Birdie Break Lead to 99 at Green Lakes
SYRACUSE GOLF SAGA centers on John Kalshuga who nearly broke 100 with a six on the 16th at Green Lakes. A robin’s act diverted a misplayed tee into the fairway, helping Kalshuga card a 99. Kalshuga’s group urged burial for the bird, calling it his first golf birdie. Tournament notes cover Yacht Club member guest, qualifying rounds, and notable players like Joe Kirkwood, Sam Snead, and Billy Gabor, plus upcoming USGA Senior Championship at Apawamis.
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Syracuse Golf
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John Fee
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Larry Robinson
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Mid O'Hare
Cameron Is Due to Get Keen Battle
Local stock car drivers face a triple play challenge as Padua's baseball team resumes Brewerton Parochial League action at Speedway under Al Richardson. St. Anthony of Buffalo’s Bob Cameron, coming off a 12-7 victory, seeks to halt Padua’s momentum while Rosary, led by John Nojaim, tries to boost the Paddy attack with bases loaded hits.
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Gates Wins In His Debut Gates Starts as Auburn Cayugas Manager
Gates wins in debut as playing manager of the Auburn Cayugas in the Border League. He pitched 9 innings for a 10-3 victory over Ottawa, striking out four. Gates was released Saturday as Rome club manager in the Canadian-American League. Ogdensburg beat Kingston 4-11 and Watertown defeated Geneva 4-1, with Jolier hitting a three run homer for Watertown.
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Royals Lose Bob Milliken for Ten Weeks
Montreal Royals pitcher Bob Milliken will be out at least ten weeks after elbow surgery for a chipped bone at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Royals general manager Buz Bavasi said Milliken cannot pitch for six weeks and will need about ten weeks to regain form. Milliken had no decisions this season and pitched only a few innings before arm pain ended his start.
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Montreal Royals
Bob Milliken
Buz Bavasi
Royals
Milliken
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bavass
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Segura Loses Crown by Default in Pro Tennis Final
In Cleveland Pancho Segura, cheered by fans yet unhappy, claimed the national professional title after Frank Kovacs retired from their final with knee cramps. Segura led 6-4 1-6 8-6 4-4 before the match ended, denying a definitive victory and leaving Segura to lament an unfair finish after a dazzling tournament.
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Rancho ‘Segura
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Pancho
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
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Kovacs
Jack Kramer
Segura
Frankie
Pirates Acquire Hank Borowy and Papish from Phils
The Pittsburgh Pirates claimed pitcher Hank Borowy on waivers from Philadelphia and recalled lefty Frank Papish from Indianapolis. To clear salary, they released pitcher Forrest Main to Indianapolis. Borowy, ex Yankees and Cubs, had no wins this year with the Phillies. Papish, ex Cleveland and White Sox, had a brief Pirates stint last year.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Borowy
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Papish
Indianapolis
Pirates
Forrest Main
Borony
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Papish
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
Pitchers Dominate In Junior Recreation Baseball Blowouts
Ward pitching led Dodgers to an 18-1 win over the Trojans at Grant Field as Donnelly struck out 14 and hit a three run homer. Schiller and Sustana powered North Side Tigers to a 25-0 victory over the Cardinals with a homer and a double. Other scores include Reds 9 over Bombshell 21, Yankees 13 over Ravens 9, and Crusaders 13 over Olympians 3. Football results list Eagles 18 over Bulldogs 3 and others.
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Trojans
Grant Field
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Jack Kimmerle
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Sade
Reds
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Owen Saga Yankees
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Builders
Veteran Halfback In Cardinal Ford Ramsey Signed by Hornets
Chicago Cardinal Coach Curley Lambeau announces three year deal for Ray Ramsey ex Bradley University halfback. Ramsey caught 17 passes for 366 yards and four touchdowns last season and returned 14 kickoffs for a 29.1 yard average, the conference high. Lambeau plans to use him as a pass defender and an offensive weapon.
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Curley Lambeau
Ray Ramsey
Chicago Hornets
Ramsey
Bradley University
Lambeau
Minor League Baseball Scores and Schedules Snapshot
Baseball note shows AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lovistite 4 Columbus 2 and St Paul at Minneapolis. Also mentions PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Games Scheduled. Readable fragment indicates a brief summary of minor league results and upcoming fixtures without full box scores.
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Associated Press American Association
Columbus
St Paul
Minneapolis
Pepsi Cola Keglers win 1950 ABC title in Columbus
Detroit Pepsi Cola Keglers led by Ed "Ole Sarge" Easter won the 1950 American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus with a 12952 total the lowest winning mark since 1916. The team earned 2500 plus a 200 diamond medal each, with a 70000 prize fund shared among 5209 bowlers from 42 states Canada and Alaska. Easter delivered a dramatic 10th frame strike sealing the victory as Norwood’s Harry's Men’s Wear mounted a late challenge.
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Pepsi Cola
Ed “Ole Sarge” Easter
Chicago
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Alaska
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Sarge
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Norwood
Ohio
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Syrabusans
North Nine Points For Assumption North Nine Points For 'Assumption
North Nine clinched the city league title chase by beating Valley as Assumption repeated as champions. Vince Davirro pitched and North bats produced four runs in the fourth, with Vincequerra driving in four via a triple and two-run double. North and Assumption meet Friday at MacArthur Stadium to decide the all-Syracuse high school championship battle.
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Tony Lacaputo
Rob Schünkenberger
Lou Mannara
Dick Earle
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