Patton Patton Mal Makes Trojans NCAA Track Choice Today
Minnesota Also Qualifies Six Finals Entries at the NCAA meet in Minneapolis. Patton Mal Patton led Southern California with wins in the 109 and 200 meter heats, helping USC earn six finals spots while cold, rain-slick conditions paused many events. Ohio State Illinois Stanford Texas and others also advanced multiple competitors as the national meet opened.
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Charley Parker
Paul Blent
Tulane
Dox Campbell
Colorado
Cardinals overpower Giants in 14 run salvo
In a wild 14 inning game at New York the Cardinals crushed the Giants 14 to 7. Stan Musial Ron Northey and others homered as Howie Pollet allowed four innings of no hit relief and Ted Wilks closed. Giants mounted a late charge but fell short after a big top of the first.
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Johnny McGarthy
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Ted Wilks
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Butte's Legion Juniors Rout Kalispell 25-1
Butte's Legion Juniors routed Kalispell 25 to 1 at Clark Park. Olson led with four hits in five chances as every Butte player scored at least two runs, with strong defense saving a late seven inning game due to darkness.
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Kalispell Legion
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Riley
Boudreau Leads All Star Poll With Williams Close Behind
Chicago June 18. Lou Boudreau tops the All Star voting with Ted Williams second by 148 votes as of this report. Enos Slaughter DiMaggio, Musial and Pat Jolanton follow in the race to decide the starting lineup for the July 13 game in St. Louis, with the poll conducted across 7 states and the District of Columbia.
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Williams
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Detroit Tigers
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Chicago Tribune
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Athletics Rally For 6-4 Win Over Indians In Rain
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 4 in a rain delayed game that ended in the early hours. Lemon walked Chapman and York with the bases loaded in the seventh to force in two runs after Indian relievers had held a 4-1 lead.
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Majeski
Three Yanks African London Net Finalists
Bah Falkenburg of Hollywood advanced to the London BASK finals without a jacket. Margaret Osbourne DuPort of Baljevin and Doris Hert of Miami won the women’s title rounds after hard matches. Falkenburg faces Eric Shirgess of South Africa in the men’s final after Jack Bromwich withdrew. Mulloy of Miami withdrew in the second set due to an infected foot.
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Palkenborg
Jack Bromwich
Palkenburg
Neventh
Nent
Eric Shirgess
South Africa
Gardine Mulloy
Baseball Standings and Pitcher Notes Across Leagues
National League standings and pitcher matchups listed for Saturday games with teams including Boston, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Cincinnati. American League notes cover Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, St Louis, Cleveland, Washington, and Philadelphia with upcoming games. Angels win on the Pacific Coast in Portland 5-4, Malone delivers clutch single. Pacific Coast League standings and results listed, plus International League recap with Baltimore and Buffalo entries.
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Portland
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Ferdle Malone
Parks McQueens Tangle Tonight at Clark Park
Parks and McQueens clash at Clark Park tonight with Silver Row Park AC and Ice Queen AC in a tense rink battle. Batie Copper Basch leaguers resume, Parks seeks a lead in the standings while a loss could drop them into a third place tie with Bootqueens. Manager Jimmy Freebourn plans pitching decisions around Lefty Mehrons as Clarence Duistan weighs two tight starters for tomorrow’s matinee against North Stiers.
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T O'Cleak
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Jimmy Freebourn
Zderick
Gray
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O¢ Qiliil
Hell Kart
North Stiers
Western Ring Amateurs Vie for Olympic Trials
Eight fighters advanced from the far western boxing trials in San Francisco as they prepare for Olympic trials in Boston June 22 and 29. Heavyweight champ contenders include Lambert of Utah, who edged Clarence Henry of Los Angeles. Grant Butcher of San Francisco beat Floyd Richardson in a bruising fight. Frank Daniels of Bakersfield stopped James Bruce. Maurice Harper of Oakland won the 147-pound title over Jerry Mendoza of Hawaii.
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Utah
Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
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Grant Butcher
Univeraty
Sat Francisco
Oakland
Jerry Mendoza
House Passes Atom Commission Bill Extends Terms
The House approved a bill extending for two years the terms of current Atomic Energy Commission members, sending it to the Senate. The extension would last until June 30, 1950, conflicting with President Truman’s wishes. Truman sought Lilienthal’s term plus two years for the others, with staggered terms of one to four years.
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Truman
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Local Scoreboard Bits from Idaho and Montana Games
Fragmentary notes show scores and places from games in Idaho and Montana. Entries mention Pocgtello and Great Falls with partial results and cold weather conditions noted.
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Rolle
Great Fails
Orden
Hale Lake City
Billinga
Odds on Louis Walcott bout cut to 5 to 12 in New York
New York report on June 18 notes betting odds for the Louis versus Walcott heavyweight title fight shifting toward Louis at 5 to 12. Early lines show Walcott as an underdog, with odds fluctuating as promoters project a potential $800,000 to $1,000,000 gate and up to 55,000 spectators at Yankee Stadium.
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Joe Louis
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Grenloch
N. J
Champ
Louis
Max Schmesing
Bob Paster
Arturo Godoy
Billy Conn
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
U.P
Sol Shrnuss
Strauss
Stetson U Girl Wins College Golf Title
Grace Lenvyk of Stetson won the national collegiate women's golf title in Columbus defeating Marilyn Sut of Kansas two up on the 18th. Lenvyk, 20, played at Ohio State course with a 70 despite injuries, finishing under par for the tournament. Defending champion Gabrielle Spark of Michigan State normal defeated Mario Dacks of Arizona 2-1 to win the consolation flight.
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Stetson University
Marilyn Sut
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Memi ‘Ber
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Conn
Ohio State University
Ghiftey Spark
Michigan State Norma
Mario Dacks
University of Arizona
Tiny Anzac Wins on English Links
Cheshire England June 18 Wrb Nowian Von Mila the pint sized Australia golfer won his third major 1948 British victory Friday when he shot 278 and 9 on the final two rounds to capture the Manchester Evening News tournament with a 261. Von Nid was unspectacular but his steady play brought him the 400 sterling first prize and lifted his winnings to 5200. Fin posted 58 70 138 for the first two rounds. Lawson Little the United States challenger who flew in from Los Angeles after the United States Open finished well out of money with a 293. Lith shot two 7s Friday after totaling 147 for the first two rounds. Jimmy Thomson the other American who came with Gitte dropped out yesterday after a poor second round.
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Washington and Cornell Crews Drill Well in Regatta Prep
Washington and Cornell posted strong time trials on the Hudson river ahead of next Tuesday’s Poughkeepsie intercollegiate rowing regatta. Pennsylvania and MIT lagged. Navy, California and Wisconsin showed slow workouts while Washington and Cornell demonstrated power and stamina in the varsity three mile race.
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St Mary Schoolboys roll to 20 0 win in debut game
St Mary Schoolboys from the Western league staged a record setting first inning scoring 19 runs on hits by Jimmy Winston and others to defeat McKinley 20 to 0. Williams doubled and added three singles as Washington secured the victory. Grant boys edged Whittier 4 to 2 in the Southern league at Clark park.
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Locke Runs Wild in Victory Open
Locke shoots a six under par 65 to set a record half way through the Chicago Victory Open. He tokenly dominates the field with a 120 total, as Ben Hoga trails after a 126 and Clayton Heafner sits nine back at 139 in the $15,000 event.
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Jerre Ball
Chicago
Gary Alexander
Lexington
Dohimy Reyella
Evanston
Jackson
Long Beach
Calif
Dim Barrier
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Rua
Favored Pairs in Pro Net Finals
In New York the top doubles teams advance to the national professional tennis championships finals. Riggs from Altadena California and Budge from Tollywood California reach the final by defeating Dinny Pails and Pierre Pelizea 6 2 8 8 6 4. Kramer and Segura beat Kovacs and Van Born 6 4 6 1 0 4 to reach the final. The doubles final is scheduled for Sunday.
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