Y's Men Win Berth In Finals
Pierre McLaren discusses axemanship for motor camping, recommending a full size axe, proper wedging, and suitable handles. He notes tools, books, and practices, contrasts camp cooking methods, and extols axe use as essential gear for rugged camping and self reliance.
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Navy Scouts Triumph Over Jacl's in Softball Action
In YMCA Softball B division play on Wednesday, the Navy Scouts defeated Jacl's 8-4 to clinch second place and secure a berth in the division playoffs. The Y's Men benefited from eight hits, five walks, and three errors, with Gravatt hitting a home run and Bistline's mound effort limiting the Machinists to seven hits.
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Kawamura
Fenwick
Sato
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Record crowd expected for Utah clinics week
A record attendance was predicted for the annual Utah high school football and basketball clinics opening Monday at the University of Utah fieldhouse. Guest instructors include Jim Aiken from Oregon and Dutch Meyer from Texas Christian for football while Clair Bee from Long Island University and Vadal Peterson from Utah lead basketball sessions.
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Long Island University
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Pacific Coast League second division struggles continue
In a rugged week for lower division clubs, Seattle tied Oakland 4-4 before Oakland won 5-4 in the 10th. San Francisco dropped both ends of a doubleheader to San Francisco 3-2 and 4-1 while Hollywood edged Portland 3-1. Sacramento routed Los Angeles 10-0 as top teams held pace.
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Oaks
Rutgers awards 1600th football letter since 1869
New Brunswick Rutgers University reports it has awarded more than 1600 football letters since the program began in 1869 marking a milestone in its storied gridiron history.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
South of Border Jumpers Promised November Trial
New York report says St. Louis Cardinal pitchers Max Lanier and Fred Martin will face a November trial in their $2.5 million damage suit against organized baseball. The players, who left for the Mexican league in 1947 and were suspended, allege they were deprived of a livelihood and have not dropped the suit despite returning to the Cardinals.
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Fred Martin
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