Few Bears Left From Olympics
California rowing champions from the last Olympic season are fading in memory as the squad faces the Poughkeepsie regatta. Coxswain Ralph Purchase lost his lucky shorts before the Olympic final and wore improvised trousers. Coach Ky Ebright adapts to coaching on the bank, while Italian oarsmen quarrels and other anecdotes color the tale of a fading Olympic crew.
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New York
California
Ralph Purchase
Ky Ebright
Purchase
Ebright
Gonzales Eliminated at Wimbledon by Geoffrey Brown
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, the No 2 seed and defending U S singles champion, fell to Geoffrey Brown of Australia in straight sets 2 3 6 3 6 2 6 1 in the Wimbledon men’s singles. Falckenburg and Parker advance to quarterfinals with Falkenburg defeating Has Swol and Parker eliminating George Worthington.
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Wimbledon
England
Richard “Pancho” Gonzales
Ssingles King
Los ‘Angeles
Geofrey Brown
Australia
Gonzales
Ace
U.S
Bob‘Falkenburg
Hollyswood
Calif
Frank Tarker
Los Angeles
Falkenburg
Has ‘van
Swol
Holland
White
Parker
George
Worthington
Wellsville Earns Duo of Double Headers In Pony League
Wellsville Nitros sweep two games in a row beating Batavia Clippers 4-3 twice to extend their hold in the cellar. Jamestown Falcons rally to topple Bradford Phillies 10-6 in the seventh inning. Hamilton Cardinals explode for 16 hits as Will Schmidt wins his 12th, Schmidt plus Kissell pace 9-2 win over Hornell Red Sox.
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Wellsville Nitros
Nitros
Bills
Poth
Batavia Clippers
Jamestown Falcons
Bradford
Phillies
Phils
Don Strickland
Tommy Flair
Hamilton Cardinals
Will Schmidt
Hornell Red Sox
George Kissell
Schmidt
Birdie
Tebbetts
Ellis Kinder
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit ‘Tigers
Athletic
Chicago
White Sox
Fogi Berra
Tommy Henrich
Joe Page
Yankees
Berra
Henrich
Charley Keller
Page
Ailie Reynolds
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Stanboy Overmire
Detroit
Budge to Meet Kovacs in Forest Hills Semi finals
Don Budge and Frank Kovacs reach the Forest Hills semis by defeating Elwood Cooke and John Nogrady respectively. Top seed Bobby Riggs also advances to meet Welby Van Horn in the other semi final of the national pro tournament.
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Forest Hills
INS
Don Budge
Frank Kovacs
Bobby Riggs
Welby van Horn
Budge
Kovacs
Elwood Cooke
John Nogrady
Fairbanks Girls Sweep opens with doubleheader
The Fairbanks Farm Girls host Batavia at 1 30 and Geneva at 3 30 at Griffin Field in a San Gay afternoon New York State Softball League doubleheader. Fairbanks remains undefeated through five league games.
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Fairbanks
Batavia
Geneva
Griffin Field
San Gay
Homer Plays Here Semi-Pro Game Set for Tomorrow
The Southern Tier Semi-Pro Baseball League schedules a 2 20 o'clock game tomorrow at Field. Eastwood and Homer will clash tonight under Homer park lights.
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Griffin. Field
Eastwood
Homer
Homer Park
Lefthanded catcher Dave Slive linked to Jim Diamond line
The article notes umpire Dave Slive, a former lefthanded catcher at Central High School in 1925 1926, with ties to Jim Diamond of St Lucy's. Slive later umpired about 75 games across amateur college scholastic and semi pro levels and recalls early baseball with players like Morris Melnicoff and Babe Ruth era connections.
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Jack Durkin
Jemeliy Diamond
St. Lucy’s
Syracuse
Dave Slive
Centré High School
Slive
Dave
Charles Allen
Morris Melnicoff
Central
Charles Reagan
Don Miller
Bob Clark
Ken Beagie
Lou Hare
Tral
Slivé
Wilson “A. C
Melnicoff
Wilson A. C
Ritchie Sbncene
Tad Gaughan
L LeMoynes
ae _ Dave
Cardinals Take First Place With 8 4 Win Over Braves
The St. Louis Cardinals moved into first place in the National League after an 8-4 victory over the Boston Braves. Lou Klein homered twice and helped key a comeback as Chicago’s Klein tied the game at 4-4, while the Pirates and Dodgers suffered shifts in the standings through other results.
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Associated. Press
ST. ‘Louis ‘ Cardinals
Chandler
Redbirds
Lou Rein
Boston Braves
Brooklyn_Dodgers
Pittsburch
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooks
Klein
Cardinal
Lou
Boston
Braves
Johnny ‘Antonelli
Martyn Marion
Better Golf By Sam Snead Keeps Head Down
The article emphasizes keeping the head still as the axis of the golf swing. It notes that bobbing causes misalignment and describes a follow through cue where the right shoulder under the chin signals ball contact, after which the head may turn to watch the ball.
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Sam Snead
Kread
Assault Eyes Comeback After Close Photo Finish
Hing Ranch's Assault, ex-champion of the turf, returns after 16 months away, showing soundness in a close six-furlong test at Aqueduct. Trainer Max Hirsch backs a stronger jockey to beat Michigan 3d and an Argentine newcomer in the $50,000 Brooklands Handicap at Aqueduct next Saturday.
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New York
Boland
Max Hirsch
Michigan
U. S
Hirsch
Brookis
Kin Ranch
Assault
Stymie
Byam's Grand Slam Sparks Bisons Past Bears
Buffalo leads the International League with an 8 2 win over Newark as Byam drives in four runs with a seventh inning grand slam after a 4 1 cushion. Red Wings beat Jersey City 6 2 to tighten race with Toronto. Leafs win opener 6 2 then lose 6 3 to Syracuse. Postponed Orioles Royals game due to rain.
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George Byam
Buffalo
International League Bisons
Lowell
Mass
Byam
Bisons
Newark Bears
Bears
Newark
Harry Schaeffer
Rochester
Red Wings
Jersey City Giants
Toronto Maple Leafs
Giants
Leafs
Syracuse Chiefs
Red Hardy
Minneapolis
American Association
Don Richmond
Romer
Mick Strincevich
Jocka ‘Thompson
Chiefs
Inine
Toronto
Ken Burkhart
Mike Schultz
Hank Perkowski
Syrracuse
al Rubeling
Perkowski
Ed Sanicki
Baltimore Orioles
Montreal Royals
Trustees seek court ruling on Babe Ruth royalties
New York trustees for Babe Ruth estate ask a Surrogate Court judge to decide who should receive royalties earned since his death last summer. They report 26 404 dollars in royalties and note two adopted daughters will share the remainder of the estate after Mrs Ruth’s death, with one, Dorothy Ruth Sullivan Pirone, already receiving five thousand dollars.
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New ‘York
Babe Ruth
Paul Carey
Melvyn Lowenstein
Babe
Aviden
Claire Ruth
Dorothy Ruth Sullivan Pirone
Ruth
Julia Ruth Flanders
Three Way GOP Split Reshapes Housing Bill Fight
Washington dispatch reports a three way Republican split boosts Democratic chances on the housing bill. One faction opposes administration plans, another proposes a compromise on slum clearance with no low rent public housing, and a third backs a rival bill expanding government aid to build 350,000 privately owned units. Amendments begin Monday with a final showdown likely midweek.
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Washington
ECA Seeks More Private Investors
The Economic Cooperation Administration looks to expand private funding in Marshall Plan countries by offering new inducements. Administrator Paul G. Hoffman said the US will guarantee conversion into dollars of earnings up to 175 percent of investments, limited to original investment. last year $4 million of $300 million was used. Guarantees cover earnings conversion but not business losses, seizures, disturbances, or exchange-rate drops.
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Washington CG
Economic Cooperation Administration
Paul G. Hoffman
ECA
United States
Protracted drought shapes garden prep and watering tips
The drought sapped crops and garden vigor with record heat and winds. Watering early and mulching helped some. now prepare midsummer seedbeds with good soil and a thin vermiculite top to prevent damping off. Save rainwater for sprays and filter both water and spray to protect equipment.
Thomas cites cost of halted Navy flat-top carrier
Senator Elmer Thomas says the Navy started a super carrier at Norfolk, cost around 189 million. Secretary Johnson halted the project and estimates show about 17 million already spent with plans to reconstruct two old carriers costing about 80 million, leaving only two carriers in service.
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Washington
Elmer Thomas
D- Okla
Navy
Defense Johnson
Thomas
Johnson
Senate
Norfolk
Ae Thomas
Roosevelt Jr elected to House Expenditures Committee
Rep Franklin D Roosevelt Jr of New York was elected to the House Expenditures Committee, succeeding Rep Heller who moved to Public Lands. The appointment places Roosevelt on a major investigative body guiding federal spending reviews.
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Washington
Franklin
D. Roosevelt, Jr
House
Congress
Heller
D.-N.y
Public Lands’ Committee
Miss Hancock Medalist In Onondaga Club Championship
Miss Constance Hancock was medalist in the qualifying round of the 18 hole women golfers club championship at the Guardasa Country Club yesterday. Hancock posted 74. Runner up was Mrs Hogan with 72 and third place went to Mrs Grover 73. Other scores included Mrs Dew 60, Mrs Day 36, Dr A V Hancock 76, Mrs Shinaman 76, and Mrs Burns 76.
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Guardasa Country
Hancock
Tahomas Hogan
Hloh. Grover
Maxwell Brace
Donald Dew
Vincend Day
A. V. OW. Hancock
C. E Shinaman
Raymond Burns
Harry Davies
William Schrader
Sports Mirror Today Highlights Historic Baseball Moments
A retro recap cites Joe Louis knocking out Jersey Joe Walcott in 11th round at Yankee Stadium. It notes the Pirates beating the Giants by a 30-run margin, Browns sweeping the Tigers, and decathlon leader Joe Scott matching 6,671 points. The page also includes multiple public notices and license announcements from New York counties.
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Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
New York
Yankee Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Nick Strincevich
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Joe Scott
Western Reserve
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