Lester Patrick ends long hockey career with Victoria row
Lester Patrick the "Grey Fox" this week ends his 44 year association with hockey in Victoria B C after a dispute with the arena commission over leasing. He plans to leave the sport when his current contract expires and will listen to offers. Patrick helped shape modern pro hockey including line substitutions and strategic placements. He was inducted into hockey's hall of fame in 1947.
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United Press
EW York
Lester Patrick
Victoria
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Grey Fox
Patrick
Victoria Cougars
Arena Commission
Lynn
Mast Patrick
Frank
Canada
Asc Rer
Pecona
Vancouver
New Westminster
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Stranahan
Coma
Don al
Hank Wilms
Cincinnati
Avon
Madison Square Garden
Big Bill Dwyer
Ret Dutton
New York Americans
Patrick Clan
Lester
New York
Rangers
Trice
Lorne Chabot
British Columbia
FCS
Major Loop Line Scores
National League Brooklyn at Boston postponed due to rain. American League game highlights show New York and Detroit with 3 1 series, Ostrowski earning win over Hutchinson. Home runs by Souchock and Berra.
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United Frees
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Detroit
Lopatane Erra
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Trout
Swift
Ostrowski
Berra
Hutchinson
White
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Souchock
National League Musial
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Oise
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Philadelphia
Jid Rohinson
Wil
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Chicago
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Fain
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Ig Robinson
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Dark
Giants
Furilo
Musial
Cardinalis
Rmns Hodges
Kinler
Pirates
White Box
Roe
Vane Morgan
Feller
Tee
National Caddie Tournament Opens at Ohio State
The sixth annual PGA National Caddie Tournament begins with 59 entrants from 29 newspapers, playing 36 holes daily at Ohio State University Scarlet course. Top prizes include a 1500 four year and 750 two year scholarships. Jim Ross of Elyria CC competes, sponsored by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Eerersete
Hamilton
Ont
Starr
Hudson
Grasso
Garcia
Saosin
Miltt
Avila
Simpson
Yost I Indian Pga
Ohio State University
Jim Ross
Elyria Country Club
Cleveland District Golf Association
Cleveland
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stranahan Leads In Ohio Open Golf Tournament
Toledo amateur Frank Stranahan led the 30th Ohio Open at Lost Creek Country Club after a 65 in the first round. The 131-player field faced slower greens and softer fairways after overnight rain, with Stranahan two strokes ahead as the two-round event continued.
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Lima
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Lost Creek Country Club
Finals In Doubles Tourney At Chestnut Hill
Rain delayed the U S National Doubles Championships finals at Longwood. Australian stars Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor faced Don Candy and Mervyn Rose on grass for the title as Americans faltered. In the women’s final Wimbledon champions Doris Hart and Shirley Fry held top seed status against Nancy Chaffee and Patricia C Todd.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Urk
U. S
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Don Candy
Mervyn Rose
Longwood Cricket Club
Ithe
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Shirley Fry
Akron
Nancy Chaffee
Centura
Cal
Patricia C. Todd
la Jolla
Atlantic Refining to televise ten Browns games this fall
Atlantic Refining Co. announced it would sponsor television coverage of the defending NFL champion Cleveland Browns for ten games this season. The plan covers Browns Sundays from Oct 14 to Dec 16 using the Dumont network with outlets in Boston Providence Erie Buffalo Rochester Schenectady Syracuse Utica and Richmond Virginia.
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Atlantic Refining Co
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Atlantic
Dumont
Boston
Providence
Erie
Buffalo
Rochester
Schenectady
Syracuse
Utica
Richmond
Panel to Hear Wage Freeze Proposals From Pro Sports Figures
A wage stabilization panel led by Dr. H C Byrd Ty Cobb and John Kieran will begin hearings in New York today focusing on professional baseball with later talks on horse racing pro soccer and proteins. Sessions continue tomorrow covering football hockey and basketball.
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New York
Salary Stabilization Board
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Ty Cobb
John Kieran
Standings and last night results across leagues
Baseball and league tables show Cleveland and New York leading the American and National leagues with key records. Last night Cleveland beat Washington 5 2 while New York won 3 2 over Detroit in a slate of scheduled games. Tomorrow includes Cleveland vs Washington and New York vs Detroit among others.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
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Detroit
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Felles
Porterfield
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St Louis
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G. W. Club
Eaeuuw
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Maglie
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Staley
Erskine
Minner
Rush
Church
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Syracuse
Ottawa
Toronto
Buffalo
Randall Park riders threaten strike over purse increase
A five member committee of 137 Randall Park turfmen, representing the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, warned Saul Silberman that a strike would occur if purses are not raised to 4.25 percent of the mutual handle. They demand a $90,000 purse increase and said no entries would be made if no satisfactory reply by tomorrow night.
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Saul Silberman
Randall Park Race Track
Randall
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
Silberman
UPC Seeks Third City League Win
Ameapausa Club enters tonight's City Softball League action aiming to extend its undefeated second half and catch Oberlin T. O. Murphy Company at the top. UPC faces Cavaliers with two wins in the new period while U.A.W. Local 780 meets Rene s Radio in the opener at 6:30 followed by UPC's game at 7:30 at Lexington Avenue field.
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Oberlin T. O. Murphy Company
Lexington Avenue Field
UPC
Cavaliers
U.A.W.C
Renes Radio
Leaders In The Major Leagues Leading
Leaders in the major leagues feature rising stars and veteran icons across teams. This brief roundup highlights standout performers, team standings, and notable milestones reached within the season's early games.
English language jests and midget hits in sports swirl
Oscar Fraley vents at press glare over Bill Veeck's midget lineup for St. Louis Browns and targets Limehouse Jack promoter for boxing missteps. Fraley jokes about the English language and Turpin Robinson fight, mixing sport satire with tonal jabs at promoters and baseball squarely in the crosshairs.
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Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Zack Taylor
St. Louis
Gaedel
Detroit
Bob Cain
International Soundphoto
U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Veeck
Jack Solomon
Solomon
Randy Turpin
Ray Robinson
Turpin
Limehouse Jack
Limehone
Jack
Lumbago
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Hyde Park
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