Parks Edge McQueens In Copper League Thriller
Parks nipped McQueens 6 5 to stretch Copper league lead. Final rally aborted as tying run ruled out at first on a close call, crowd unhappy. Eddie Coleman to debut for Miners as Showers clears. park conditions near perfect after flood.
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Probable pitchers slated for tomorrow across the leagues
Teams listed with expected starters and win loss records for Wednesday. St Louis at Detroit features Jakucki or Muncrief against Overmire. Chicago at Cleveland contrasts Grove with Harder. Boston at Washington lists Hausman versus Niggeling. Philadelphia at New York pairs Newsom against Borony or Page. Cincinnati at Chicago matches Shaun against Derringer. Brooklyn at Philadelphia presents Melwe or McLish against Schanz.
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Armstrong Knocks Out Davis in 69 Seconds at Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong dominated Al Davis with a first round and a half of continuous offense at Madison Square Garden, stopping Davis in 69 seconds of the second round. The battle drew about 16 000 fans and an estimated purse near 60 000.
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Net Queen Upset by Dot Bundy
Pudgy Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica toppled Pauline Betz of Los Angeles 7-5 6-3 on clay to reach the finals. Bundy will meet Friday’s semi final winner Doris Hart or Mary Arnold. Francisco Segura and Buckleyfield, Sam Rothberg reach men’s semis with Norris facing Rothberg or Buckleyfield.
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De Correvont Married. Navy Chief Weds Norfolk Classmate
Chicago news confirms Bill De Correvont, a former Northwestern star halfback and top high school player, married Dorothy Lagorio on a Wednesday in Norfolk Virginia where he serves as a chief petty officer in the Navy.
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Red Sox stay within half game of Browns after 5 1 win
Boston defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Tex Hughson earns his ninth win. Bob Johnson homered, Skeeter Newsome tripled after Doerr’s double, cronin walked. Reed? The Red Sox travel to Washington then return to Fenway on June 23.
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Cards Sell Pitcher Gumbert to Reds
The St. Louis Cardinals sold pitcher Harry Gumbert to the Cincinnati Reds for an undisclosed sum. Gumbert, a 1941 addition to the Cardinals, had gone 10-5 last season and 4-2 this year, most recently beating Cincinnati 4-1.
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2-Hit Pitcher Shines in Local Junior Play
Hogan of St Patrick school stars as a two hit pitcher while Toole collects four hits in four at bats as Pats crush Paul Clark home lads 25 to 2. Davis and Schulre homer to pace Webster 10-5 over Washington with Grant Butte East Side routing 17-1 in American Legion grade school league action. St John parochials beat East Enders by one. St Joseph defeats Longsfellow 13-7 in Southern league play.
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Ghezzi Opens Lead With Five-Under 67 In NY Red Cross
Vic Ghezzi, Army non commissioned officer from Deal New Jersey, shot a five under par 67 for a course record back nine 30 at Wykagyl to lead the New York Red Cross golf tournament after 18 holes. Byron Nelson trails two strokes with 69 as Frank Strazza and Ziggie Mellon sit at 71. Gene Sarazen and Jag McSpaden also among 71s in a crowded field.
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Dodgers Drop Office Man and Five Players
The Brooklyn Dodgers released five players and Ed Staples resigned as Branch Rickey's assistant. Lloyd Waner and John Cooney were released, Pat Ankenman sold to Montreal, Jack Franklin optioned to Montreal, and Gil English returned to Indianapolis. Staples will lead the Missouri Public Expenditure survey at Jefferson City.
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Atkinson Rides Two More Winning Nags
Canadian jockey Teddy Atkinson added two victories at Aqueduct on Thursday driving Tambo a $4.90 winner in the Gowanus purse at six furlongs and Allesandro in the last race. Tambo beat Yodeler by a half length with Bug Grey third as 18,368 fans wagered a total of $1,987,563.
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Cadet Wins $25 by Tackling Greased Pig in Army Air Field Contest
Blytheville Arkansas June 15 Aviat ion Cadet Clint Castleberry former Georgia Tech all Southeastern back used his grid tactics to pin a greased pig for a $25 prize in an Army Air field contest.
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Great Lakes Whip Browns 8-2 in 13th straight win
Great Lakes defeated the St Louis Browns 8 to 2 to extend its win streak to thirteen and hand the American league leaders their third straight loss. The game took place in Great Lakes Illinois on June 15.
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Bucs win 1-0 on ninth inning single
Bob Elliott delivered a ninth inning run producing single and the Pirates held off the Reds 1 to 0. Butcher allowed eight hits while Tommy De La Cruz issued only one walk in a sharp pitching day for Cincinnati.
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Meagher Named 1944 Iowa Pre Flight Football Coach
Lt Commander Jack Meagher former Auburn head coach and athletic director will coach the 1944 Iowa Pre-Flight football team. He succeeds Lt Don Faurot who moved to Monmouth College last January. The piece notes the origin of the word telegraph from Greek roots.
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Calmer weather expected after weeks of heavy snow cover
The region may experience a gradual easing in conditions over several weeks as unusually deep snow on hills persists into late spring, delaying warming and hampering early outdoor activity.
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