Yankees Slump Deepens as Red Sox Take Twinbill Losses
The New York Yankees dropped a doubleheader to Boston 2 to 1 and 4 to 1, extending their skid to 11 losses in 13 games. Other major league results include St. Louis beating Cincinnati twice, Chicago Cubs blanking Pittsburgh, and the Giants sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader.
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Side Shots on Sports Briefs From New York Grid and Ring
A sports roundup notes Henry Arm strong and Al Davis likely to draw crowds at Madison Square Garden. It recalls Arm strong’s past welterweight clashes and a Davis knockout record against Bob Montgomery, plus Shanty Hearn’s no-hit effort for the Cards and a veteran’s praise of his early promise.
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Shanty) Hearn
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Athletes Face Choices Between Pro Leagues and College
All America players Creighton Miller and Pat Filley from Notre Dame may turn pro football after varsity eligibility ends, as both weigh options beyond college. Filley, drafted by the Cleveland Rams, has a Marine discharge and considers pros or maritime service. The piece also notes Paul Bowa, nephew of Frank Demaree, and Bob Okrie, son of pitcher Frank Okrie, as rising baseball talents.
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No Football Sign Dominates Pacific Coast Huddle
Pacific Coast conference managers and coaches met in June to discuss the no football policy for next fall. Southern California Washington California and UCLA indicated they would continue, while Oregon Oregon State Washington State Idaho Montana and Stanford held little hope for change. The two day meeting planned schedules and possible louder conference voice, with Rose Bowl payout division on the agenda. Independent schools St Marys College of the Pacific Willamette and Santa Clara attended.
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Opening League Softball Kicks Off Tonight in Rainey Park
The Boys Opening League A17 opens tonight at 7 o clock in Rainey park with East Alameda facing District 4. Norman Roberts Y M C A physical director leads the league as Scoutmaster Packer assists with East Alameda organized by Packer and Leon Fenwick. District 4 is organized by Cipriano Murillo and Frank Pullos. The night also lists N O P s versus Idaho Lumber and Navends versus AC.
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Y' Graduates Swim Class Awards at YMCA
The Free Swim campaign by the Pocatello Tribune YMCA ended with 485 participants including 432 beginners learning to swim and 53 improving strokes. Certificates will be awarded to capable beginners and to boys and girls reaching 20 feet or more, with lists of names for the Tuesday and Wednesday sessions at the YMCA and MCA.
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Meda Thompson
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Edna Weed
Diane Willis
Gerry Allen
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Arlen Burback
Sally Bresec
Lucy Coleman
Jacqueline Cullen
Mary Ellen Dalton
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Theda Hansen
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Delores Hampton
Shirley Knowles
Genee Allen
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Mary Carter
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Hazel Meyer
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Edith Woodland
Shirley Lloyd
Alean Burrell
Dorothy Burrell
Trixie Conlin
Patsey Allred
Margaret Mansfield
Patsey Miller
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Donald Blundell
Larry Booker
Billy Curry
Merrill Christensen
Jerry Denkers
Dean French
Allen Hale
LeRoy Johnson
Charles Evans
Royce Jackman
Daniel Lem
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Jim McDonough
Jimmy Puemire
Bobby Rowe
George Ricks
Billy Thode
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Hein Chinn
Frank Dixon
Harold Harmon
Lynn Williams
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Gerald Teeples
Howard Clark
James Cullen
Don Dayley
Marvin Fifield
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Local Names List Noted in Community Record
A long roster of residents and figures appears in the fragmentary notice, listing numerous individuals including Harrison Joseph Higgins Howerd Sones Morrison Kerr Miller Millward Neider Peterson Willes Frisk Neider Reed Soden Schelr Sorenson Ashby Anderson Anderson Butterfield Bailey Brown Christensen Chandler Dunn Gertsch Forrey Gravatt Hansen Groesbeck Haas Haas Hounshel Johnson Keller Reed Kirkhaus Morrison Meeder Nakashima Peterson Reed Thomas Slayden Taggart Wise Hale Halsey Griffith and Dickie King.
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Blaine Taggart
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Norman Hale
Billy Halsey
Joe Griffith
Dickie King
Beavers Lose But Stay Up
The Portland Beavers lost both ends of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader to the Los Angeles Angels but remained in first place. Sacramento Solons swept the Seals and Solons won the series. Seattle moved to second with a split against Oakland.
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Minor League Scores and Postponements From The Day
Baseball results from the Minor Leagues include Jersey City over Montreal in 12 innings, Toronto and Newark, Syracuse and Rochester, Baltimore and Buffalo. American Association Columbus 4 9, Kansas City 2 1 in 13 innings, Toledo 4 5 Milwaukee 3 7. Southern Association results Little Rock 7 4, Memphis 8 3, Nashville 1 0, Atlanta 8 2, New Orleans 2 1, Birmingham 4, Chattanooga pending. Armed services adopt weather proof paperboard boxes for 24 hour submersion.
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Byrd Captures 72-Hole Medal at Philadelphia
Sammy Byrd wins the Inquirer 72-hole medal play marathon with 274 at the Philadelphia event, topping Craig Wood by seven strokes. Ed Purgol leads amateurs with 295, amid a field of 129. notable rivals include Harold McSpaden and Byron Nelson. Next, a $13,333 Red Cross war bond tournament is planned at Wikagyl club near New York.
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Baseball Results Nation Chicago and Pittsburgh games listed
A series of baseball box score lines shows Chicago and Pittsburgh in multiple innings with pitchers and batters named. Additional games feature Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati New York Boston and Detroit with various scorelines, relievers, and lineups across 12 innings and extra innings.
Players and scores from baseball games across the league
Details of multiple games feature Dodgers Braves and Phillies Giants and Reds with key plays. Schultz Masi and Berres drive late runs. Masi hits two doubles in nightcap. Reves and Weintraub win for Giants. Pre war China population and area noted.
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