Grounded Trucks edge Boston in late rally
In a lively baseball card, Boston and Detroit volumes mix with DiMaggio Williams and Kell in a 11 run duel. Dobson, Houtteman, and Jansen’s teams collide with heavy RBI output from Zarilla, Gordon, and Wertz as pitchers struggle.
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Boston
Detroit
DiMaggio
Williams
Hitchcock
Batts
Evers
Robinson
Trucks
E—Stephens
Lipon
Rei—Williams
Pesky
Stephens
Campbell
S—Lipon
Kellaway
Bb—Dobson
Dobson
Trout
Wiliams
U—Grieve
Summers
Honochick
Stevens
Quinn
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Zarilla
Kolloway
Kell
Wertz
Groth
Houtteman
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RBI
Tebbets
Swift
Red Sox
Tigers
AH BA
Coast Sprint Won By Herb McKenley
Lanky Herb McKenley of Jamaica, holder of the world 440 yard dash record, won the event easily at the Pacific Association track and field championships in Berkeley. He led around the stretch and finished three yards ahead in 47.4 seconds. The San Francisco Olympic Club won the team title with 63 2/3 points, UC placed second with 54 1/4, and Stanford finished third with 28 3/4.
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Berkeley
Calif
Herb McKenley
Jamacca
Pacific Association
A.A.U
McKinley
University of California
San Francisco Olympic Club
Stanford
Birds Clip Giants in NL Race as Cards Surge to Fourth
The St. Louis Cardinals climb to fourth place by winning 11 of 13 over two weeks, including an 8-1 victory over Boston as Al Brazle earned his sixth win. Stan Musial hit his ninth homer. the Giants edged Cincinnati 6-1 behind Sid Gordon and Walker Cooper. The Pirates beat the Dodgers 5-4 in 10 innings as Ralph Kiner hit his 13th homer. The Phillies and Cubs split a doubleheader. Hank Borowy won the first game, while Harry Walker delivered a squeeze bunt in the second. Yankees split a road doubleheader with the Browns, and the Tigers split with the Red Sox. Washington and Chicago split, Ed Stewart’s ninth-inning squeeze and Cass Michaels’ homer fueling the Senators and White Sox comebacks respectively.
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Westeroth
Shoun
Washington
Chicago
R-Yost
Robertson
Stewart
Vollmer
Scarborough
Philley
Scala
Baker
Gumpert
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Yost
Appling
Thompson
RBI
vVollmer
Robinson
Rapp
Kozar
Souchock
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Michaels
Br—Haynes
Welteroth
So—Gumpert
Haynes
Ho—Haynes
Surkont
Nore
Sarkent
Passarella
Boyer
Rommel
Senators
White Sox
Goldsberry
Dente
Tipton
Rich Weigel
Hudson
Gettel
Pieretti
A Simmons
Kuzava
b-Christman
Yankees
Browns
Stirnweiss
Sullivan
Cubs
Phillies
Rizzuto
Dillinger
Woodling
Priddy
Verban
Ashburn
Cf Henrich
O'Graham
H. Walker
Hamner
Ef Perra
Kokos
Cavarretta
Waitkus
Johnson
Edwards
Ennis
Platt
Pafko
Seminick
Bauer
Spence
A. Walker
Holmig
Mapes
Mauch
Mayo
Phillips
Smalley
Jones
Rasehi
Kennedy
Garver
Schmitz
Miller
Sid-Lehner
a-Burgess
Starr
McLish
e-Sievers
Philadelphia
Lollar
R—Pafko
Mig
Jones Borowy
New York
Hal Ennis Jones Miller
Lonis
Henrich
Berra
Borowy
Lehner
E—Sullivan
S—Borowy
Rberra
MecLish
Ho—Schmitz
S—Graham
St. Louis
Bb—Raschi
So—Raschi
Conlan
Ho—Kennedy
U—Warneke
Wp—Raschi
Raschi
AHOA
Patko
Graham
Brown
Lade
Donnelly
Kryhowski
Rush
Trinkle
A Blattner Niarhos
I Konstanty
P O Silvera
Ec O'Lellar
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Giants
Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
al Brazie
Johnny Antonelli
Stan Musial
Glen Elliott
Cincinnati
Sid Gordon
Walker Cooper
Larry Jansen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Ralph Kiner
Phils
Hank Borowy
Cub
Harry Walker
Phil
Andy Pafko
New York Yankees
Brownies
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Matt Batts
Joe Dobson
Virgil Trucks
Chicago White Sox
Ed Stewart
Cass Michaels
Bob Kuzava
Sox
Akron Defeats Canton Inter City Shoe Team Opener Canceled
A postponed horseshoe league match between Canton's State Termites and Cleveland's Magic Chess was canceled on the Ringer Land courts delaying the season opener for local entrants. In the Ohio Inter City League Akron Goodyear defeated Canton All Stars 20 30 to 19 49 for first place. Hiram Hunt led Canton with 426 followed by John Eastman 431 as Wilbur Snowden and Lou Anthony paced Akron with 433 and 416.
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Canton
Cleveland
Clevelanders
Akron Goodyear
Canton All-Stars
Akron
Hiram Hunt
John Eastman
Wilbur Snowden
Lou Anthony
Cleveland Repeats as League Golf Champion
Cleveland clinched its third straight League of Lower Lakes title by beating Buffalo 21 to 12 at Canterbury. Tommy Whiteway led with a low 73 in the final round as Toledo routed Detroit in yesterday’s action.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Canterbury
Tommy Whiteway
Toledo
Detroit
Joe Guysick Leads Subpar Round Parade at Congress Lake
Congress Lake's Joe Guysick shot a 34 34 68 to post three under par with four birdies on 15 greens, the only subpar round on record. Teammates Jerry Russell, Jack Carnahan, and Harry Foster also posted solid 71s and 72s while others across Highland Brookside and Elms fired 71s and 72s, topping a weekend district scramble with notable scores.
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Guysick
Jerry Russell
Highland
Jack Carnahan
Brookside
Harry Foster
Elms
Russell
Babe Hossler
Jim Caspio
Tom O’shanter
Dales
Local golf round leaders at Chicago National Open
Miley Morgan fired a one over par 72 on Sunday to lead a crowded field. Bill Boehm, top contender in this week’s National Open at Chicago, shot 73. Ray Reighart 75, Babe Wagner and Don Albert 76, Don Pierce 77, Howard Tollerton 78, Kleen Boring 80, Bud Anderson 81.
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Miley Morgan
Bill Boehm
Chicago
Ray Reighart
Babe Wagner
Don Albert
Don Pierce
Howard Tolerton
Kleen Boring
Bud Anderson
Pro Joe Guysick Leads Golf Tour as Others Post 77s
Yesterday at the club Joe Guysick was the lone tourist to break par or reach the range, with Malcolm Guy and Dr. Robert King each posting 77. Winners in blind bogey included Mrs. Sam Flenniken Mrs. George Stradley Harold Yoder and Ed Cowling at 75 and Dr. Ralph Prouts Robert Whippy Jim Taylor Mrs. Bruce Hart W. R. Harrison and Sam Flenniken at 86. Accuracy trials went to Mrs. Walter Hirscher on No 5 and H. C. Grabowsky on No 18. Mrs. B A Gammel captured driving honors as women members plan an exhibition with Peggy Kirk and Carrol Derringer in July. Pairings for the women’s June flight tournament are set with first rounds through Sunday and later rounds June 13 to 30.
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Joe Guysick
Malcolm Guy
Robert King
Sam Flenniken
George Stradley
Harold Yoder
Ed Cowling
Ralph Prouts
Robert Whippy
Jim Taylor
Bruce Hart
W. R. Harrison
Walter Hirscher
H. C. Grabowsky
B. A. Gammel
Peggy Kirk
Carrol Derringer
Gordon Grabensteader
William Hamaker
Clair Stillwell
R. H. Weidman
Homer Black
Herb Melbourne
D. C. Corbin
Jim Doll
Mary Thompson
Oo. G. Ziegler
Elizabeth Smith
Harry Howell
C. Roetzel
Russ Comber
Ben Miller
Joe Frease
W. E. Dunning
Tom Bouck
Ll. W. Brennan
James Taylor
Ethel Davy
R. C. Brower
Wesley
Weekend club blind partner low net contest winners
H L Sampson and J D Cook Jr won with a combined net 137. Blind bogey results list first 88 by Baker Torchio and McDowell, second 94 by Shafer and Shafer. Par 71 by Carnahan topped Reiter 73, Cole 79 and Quinn Clark Johnson Soffel Jones 81. Sampson's gross 75 noted as low gross.
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H. L. Sampson
J. D. Cook Jr
R. C. Baker
Philip Torchio
E. A. McDowell
S. S. Shafer
Robert Shafer
Jack Carnahan
C. J. Reiter
W. T. Cole
W. R. Quinn
A. B. Clark Jr
E. R. Johnson
E. N. Soffel
Joe Jones
Sampson
Sixteen share honors in blind bogey event
Sixteen players tied for low gross in a blind bogey event. Dr. Moots shot 73 to win low gross with an adjacent 73. Second group at 77 included William Dodge and others. third group at 79 featured John Lehner t, Andy Broscoe and more. Others posted 74 to 79 scores.
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J. K. Hanna
Tom Roth
Mark Moots
William Dodge
E. H. Rogers
L. C. Wiggins
Paul Overholt
W. E. Johnson
John Lehnert
Andy Broscoe
F. R. Smith
J. J. Wyandt
Mike Marks
C. C. McDowell
Moot
Tony Ryder
Dick Bessi
Dave Morgan
Lou Karg
R. H. Troxell
TAM O'SHANTER Blind handicap winners list
The record notes the winners of a TAM O'SHANTER blind handicap tournament, arranged in the order of finish. Final placements are listed but details such as club names or scores are not provided in the accessible text.
Woman golfer shoots a 79 in low season score
One of the season's lowest scores by a woman golfer is Marjory Titta with 79. Other scores include Mike Vinci 75, Jess Hershberger and Bob Storch 76, Bob Howenstine 77, Woody Tappan and G. R. Leggs 78, and Woody Martens and Chet Fink 79.
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Marjory Titta
Mike Vinci
Jess Hershberger
Bob Storch
Bob Howenstine
Woody Tappan
G. R. Leggs
Woody Martens
Chet Fink
Russell Sets Top Tour Sunday Scores in 36 Holes
Jerry Russell posted 72 and 73 over 36 holes Sunday, a standout performance as no other player beat those cards. Joe Behik, Jack Baker, and Adolph Roth chased with 74s, followed by Mel Smith with 75, Ed Slish 81, and Ralph Arena 82.
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Jerry Russell
Joe Behiik
Jack Baker
Adolph Roth
Mel Smith
Ed Slish
Ralph Arena
Elms Blind Bogey Winners and Notable Scores
E K Bates won the Elms Blind bogey with net 73 followed by Louis Antonille at net 72 and F C Grunden at net 85. Harry Foster posted a par 72 among several scores in the 70s on Sunday. Howard Black 75 Cy Walters 76 Bob Hout 77 Cal Malone Tom Gesen 79. Hap Goudy 80 T D Huffman 84 Bob Potter 85 Martin Potter Goldie Thomas Mark Hale Stan Moser 88 Joe Rost 89.
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ELMS
E. K. Bates
Louis Antonille
F. C. Grunden
Harry Foster
Howard Black
Cy Walters
Bob Hout
Cal Malone
Tom Gesen
Hap Goudy
T. D. Huffman
Bob Potter
Martin Potter
Goldie Thomas
Mark Hale
Stan Moser
Joe Rost
Curfew Tightened for Red Sox After Slugging Slump
Detroit dispatch says Boston manager Joe McCarthy ordered an immediate strict curfew for all Red Sox players. Players warned they must be in rooms by midnight after day games and 1 30 a m after night games. The move follows a 10 9 loss to Detroit after leading 7 1.
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Detroit
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Buckeyes Win 1949 OA A U Track Title
Ohio State University captured the 1949 Ohio Amateur Athletic Union track and field championship in Dayton, scoring 71 points to Dayton Athletic Club's 21. The Buckeyes outpaced the runner up by a wide margin in the annual meet held Saturday.
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Dayton
Ohio Amateur Athletic Union
Ohio State University
Bucks
Dayton A. C
All-Star Coaching Staff Filled With Voigts of Wildcats
CHICAGO AP With the appointment of Bob Voigts of Northwestern to represent the midwest the all-star coaching staff has been completed for the annual football classic in Soldier Field Aug 12. Voigts who guided the Wildcats to a 1949 Rose Bowl victory over California will work with head all-star coach Bud Wilkison of Oklahoma. Others of the staff are Lefty James of Cornell Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech and Jim Aiken of Oregon. The all-stars will play the Philadelphia Eagles champions of the NFL.
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Chicago
Bob Voigts
Northwestern
Midwest
Soldier Field
Voigts
Wildcats
California
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Lefty James
Cornell
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Jim Aiken
Oregon
Philadelphia Eagles
Ohio Indiana Leaders Shatter Losing Streak
Portsmouth and Zanesville held first and second in the Ohio-Indiana league after Sundays games. Richmond rose to third, Springfield moved to fourth by one point, overtaking Marion. Portsmouth Athletics snapped a three-game slide with 4-3 and 7-1 wins over Lima, led by pitcher Ewen Bryden.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Richmond
Springfield
Newark
Marion
Lima
Ewen Bryden
Lincoln
Neb
Blind bogey honors at Clearview go to Barnes and Cox
Clearview golf event honored Owen Barnes with a score of 86 and David Cox with 92 in a bogey contest. Barnes led the field early, while Cox posted the final tally. Cox and Barnes earned top recognition in a tight competition.
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Owen Barnes
David Cox
Ohio State Swim Star Going on European Tour
Five American aquatic stars depart New York on June 17 for a summer tour of France and Sweden. The Amateur Athletic Union selected Olympic champions Wally Ris of Iowa Allen Stack of Yale Bruce Harlan of Ohio State and divers Zoe Ann Olsen and Barbara Jensen. Olsen is the national diving champion from Oakland California Jensen from San Francisco is the American back stroke and individual medley titlist.
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New York
INS
United States
France
Sweden
Amateur Athletic Union
Wally Ris
Iowa
Allen Stack
Yale
Bruce Harlan
Ohio State
Zoe Ann Olsen
Barbara Jensen
Miss Olsen
Oakland
Calif
Miss Jensen
San Francisco
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Marshall
Haas
Cooper
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Lockman
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Shea
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Niarhos
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Berry
Paparella
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E—Yost
Soucheck
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Rowe
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Hollmig
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Walker
Kiner
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Westlake
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Seala
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Air Force Reserve
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U. S. Air Force
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Ohio
Joe Reichler
By Bob Seaman
Joitin
Congress Lake
Joe Notturno
Elmer Masterana
Chan Singer
John Vincent
Ange Novelli
Hal Phister
Coke Messaris
John Frigley
C. E. Hanna
Hanna
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Jack Dagenhard
Bill Stough
Bob Pierson
John Monnot
Joe Kutka
Alliance C. C
Shady Hollow
Edgewood
Boston Sox
Buckeyes
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America
Green River
Three Feathers Distributors, Inc
N.Y
Barry
Alek Ma Boer
Westinghouse
U. S&s. Army Surplus
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DIAL
Clearview
Ohio State Swim Star
Manylands
Baltimore, Md
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