Coast Chiefs Discuss Fate of Idaho Montana Teams
In Seattle June 10 AP reports a two day Pacific Coast conference spring meeting of graduate managers and faculty reps may stretch to Thursday or Friday. Idaho and Montana consider football status and player recruitment while faculty, managers, and coaches debate scholarship rules and eligibility.
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Seattle
Edwin Atherton
T. S. Kerr
Idaho
J. Fred Bohler
Washington State
Atherton
University of California
Andy Smith
Moscow
Francis Schmidt
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Brietz Sayings and Baseball Musings Across Leagues
New York June 10 The column notes Bills Jurges rest and injections to stay in shape for the Giants. It mentions daylight baseball concerns with the Atlanta Crackers and dip in attendance. Also comments on waiver rule debates and opinions from Howard Upton Perry Dodson and Lynn Doyle. It ends with Frank Leahy and Notre Dame hints.
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Bill Jurges
Giants
Bill
Atlanta Crackers
Earl Mann
Clark Griffith
Horton Smith Calls For Better Gallery Rules At Open
St Louis June 10 Horton Smith urges reforms to improve spectator behavior at golf majors. He favors keeping galleries outside white lines and 10 yards back from play, with spectators staying in the rough when following a match. He stresses cooperation among players officials and fans to enhance tournament enjoyment.
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East Podunk
New York
Horton Smith
Horton
Walkinso
Kadettes Dominate Jaydees In Softball Night Clash
Kadettes score 15 to 9 over Jaydees at Rainey Park with 10 runs in the fifth. Jaydees rally for seven in sixth but fall short. Amazons crush J D Juniors 22 to 1 in another women league game. Cleaners top Elks 15 to 6 in Independent league as early offense builds a big lead.
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Coast Closes Pin Meet
Surprising young players from Los Angeles and veterans from Chicago shared the top honors at the 24th annual Women's International Bowling congress in Los Angeles. LA won singles doubles and booster team titles while Chicago dominated the previous tourney.
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Chicago
Bowled Over as WIBC Tourney Nets Cash Prizes
The 26 day tournament drew more than 3 000 in attendance with nearly 6 000 keylerettes from 32 states Honolulu Panama and Canada. Sally Twyford 41 Chicago captured all events with 1799 to win 50 dollars singles Nancy Huff 27 Los Angeles won singles with 662 and 100 dollars. Mary Jane Hogan Jo Pittenger Los Angeles duo won doubles with 1155 and 100 dollars. Revicks Chicago topped team event 2661 earning 300 dollars and medals. Nancy Kelly sponsored team prize earned 50 dollars.
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Los Angeles
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Major League Leaders From AP National Batting and Pitching
National batting leaders include Reiser Brooklyn 3738 and Slaughter St Louis 72 hits. Runs, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs show solid totals for St Louis Chicago New York and Brooklyn. American League standings remain unchanged according to AP.
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Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Moore
Brown
Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Dallessandro
Chica
Mize
Boston
Camilli
Frey
Cincinnati
Blanton
Philadelphia
Casey
Pilots Edge Out Redbirds in Capital City Upset
The Boise Pilots defeated Poca tello Cardinals 3 to 2 in Monday night action, capitalizing on eight Cardinals miscues and timely hits. Salt Lake City Bees beat Cowboys 5 to 0 at Twin Falls, Robello homered with bases loaded. Ogden Reds blank Idaho Falls 4 to 0 as Ruassets led with seven hits against six for Idaho Falls.
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Robello Sparks Bees In Pioneer League Opener
The Boise Pilots beat Pocatello 3 2 as Robello returned from a knee injury delivering a home run. Art Karkonen debuted for the Boise Pilots with a seventh inning double and Elmer Singleton led the Bees to a 5 0 win over Twin Falls while Ogden beat Idaho Falls 4 0.
Eddie Joseph Delivers in Sixth as Hittle Relieves Elmer
In the sixth inning with two outs and runners on base Eddie Joseph singled driving in two runs. Elmer strained his arm and was relieved by Max Hittle, and Singleton took the loss.
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Elmer
Max Hittle
Joseph
Singleton
Ring Results From Cincinnati To Pittsburg Boxing Card
Cincinnati results show Ken Overiin outpointing Hz zard Charlies 161 in a 162 bout. Abe Simon stopped Pete Tamalo nis 179 in New York Buffalo. Bobby Ivy outpointed Jory Archibald 124 in Hartford. Jimmy Webb outpointed Henry Moroz 178 in Albany. Allie Stolz stopped Joe Marinelli 130 in Newark. Slugger White outpointed Frankie Willis 149 in Baltimore. Petersen outpointed Irish Dan Bowling 203 in Chicago. Curtis Sheppard outpointed Lee Qo Mires 10 in Pittsburg.
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New York
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Norwalk
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Baseball scores and lineups from a past American league section
The page lists team scores and player names including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston New York St Louis and Chicago with embedded scores and partial lineups. It notes no games scheduled for the American league.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
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St Louis
Brooklyn Coreen Oe
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Blozis Shatters Shot Put Record in Benefit Meet
Georgetown athlete Al Blozis won the British war relief exhibition in Reading Pennsylvania by throwing the 16 pound shot 56 feet 9 inches. The mark edges the AAU record of 55 feet 5 inches set previously.
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Reading
al Blozis
Georgetown University
Henry Cotton Boosts Britain With Golf Wins
London June 10 4-Eng reports golf legend Henry Cotton parlayed his Open Championship fame into fundraising for Britain. The piece highlights Cotton’s triumphs in the 1934 and 1937 British Opens and his role in sport aiding national causes.
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London
Soldiers Get Break for Servicemen in AL
President William Harridge announced that American League clubs will charge no admission for U S servicemen for the remainder of the season. The decision applies to all AL games and honors the servicemen serving abroad and at home.
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Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Bobh Feller
Chicago
William Harridge
American League Baseball
U. S
We Salute Harry Gumbert and Colleague Pitching Feats
Harry Gumbert of the Cardinals limited his former teammates the Giants to four hits in a strong mound outing. Aldon Wilkie of the Pirates silenced the Phillies with six safeties in support. Lonnie Frey of the Reds drove in four runs including a homer and a double against the Dodgers. Charley Reot and Dom Dallesandro of the Cubs combined for precise pitching in a 197th career victory, aided by a 21-hit assault topped by Dallesandro’s homer, double and single.
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Pirates
Phillies
Lonnie Frey
Reds
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Charley Reot
Dom Dallessandro
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Root
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Dallessandro
Champion Teams Raise Funds for Red Cross and Ambulance
Champion has raised 104 224 dollars for the Red Cross and St John’s Ambulance fund in exhibition matches. Sports in general have contributed 557 456 dollars to the two organizations.
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Red Cross
St. John’s Ambulance
Toledo Defeats St Paul 3 2 In Narrow Victory
In a set of results reported by the Pacific Coast League Tribune the American Association games show Toledo beating St Paul 3 to 2 while Columbus overwhelmed Minneapolis 10 to 0 and Louisville edged Milwaukee 6 to 5.
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Firestone DeLuxe Champion Tires Safti-Sured for highway safety
The new Firestone DeLuxe Champion Tires combine Safti-Lied blowout protection with a Safety-Lock Gum-Dipped cord body and Vitamic rubber for longer wear. Relying on race driver experience, these tires are promoted as world first Safti-Sured highway tires.
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