Fred Jones Wins Singles Title With 689 in Bowling Tourney
Fred Jones captured the singles crown by rolling a 689 high total to lead the tournament ending amid a large crowd. The event featured Cubs Reds games details and multiple high scores from players like Wehmeier, DePaul and Nichols with team standings, handicaps, and event notes from Wrigley Field and surrounding bowls.
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Fred Sones
J. Snow
Schoonmaxer Headling
Ae iWehmeier
S ‘ Hancicay
T. Thoma
Alpha
Mandican Teeta
LAS
Easan Jonex
Laneeny
Je Cusack
Thipesdeau
O. Capaldy
Chicago
Young Hermar
Pat DePaul
Wehmeier
I . Hannless
Wrigley Field
Joe Nold
Tom
Randcay
Lotal Daya
Alanis Fandi
Wally Brewer
Stecarthy Bermeat
Lou Anderson
Willy Handittn
Y Callagan
Gill
Valenti
Tombley Elec
Haiti
Anitica
Furdyna
Avesman
Wes McManus
Sgt
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Gilltan
Falcon
Mandicap Md
Dim Snow
Fred Jones
Joel Riau Gotan
Robert Mun
Waiah
Tan Malone
Earl
Reese Ee
Hanciery
Bussey We
Tom Nicoll
Pee
Charles Smuth
Ly Pawkine
Aacock
Ed O'Connell
Jake Pettiger
Snow
Dohany Vander Meer
Frank Hill
Andicap Whick
Tetal I2esler
Walt Dabiel
Bexdock McGrath
Tai
Sayeer
Ake
Thorns
Trambley
Cubs
East Side Rattling
Pitts
Calazan
W . Ingles
Joney
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Hangeaa
Nien Vetentigo
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Carmen Mann
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Arawatays Bonny Murr
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Reretot
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Surtick
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Conner
Gray
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IPF
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Prates
Etn Barr
Osiery
Catherie Hish
Ce Aces
Tanerray
Binaa
Teakoea
Bartien
Pirates Triumph Over Reds In Loose Ninth Inning
St Peters team gains victory as Reds muster nine hits off Paul Minner. Minner falters in the fifth allowing three runs. Bobby Adams and Jon Adrock deliver key hits to push ahead. Cincy’s So-and-so lineup produces scattered offense.
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Reds
Paul Minner
Cincinnati
Woehmeier
Bobby Adams
Minner
Jon Adrock
Grady
Thursday Late Shift at Market Manngrr Sam Valent Notice
Anyone interested snap call Valent at Trop T703. The notice references a late shift arrangement and contacts Sam Valent for details. Administratively, it notes a market context and a managerial role, with fragmented phrases indicating a scheduling or staffing update.
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Jonmark
St Augustine's Defeats St Paul's Nine 13 4
St Augustine's pitchers held St Paul's hitless through innings as the visitor cruised to a 13 4 win. Brevene and Coianer each hit three hits aiding the offense while the St Augustine defense and pitching dominated the game on the Cathrite Bigh diamond.
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St. Augustine’s
St. Paul's
Duke Blanchet
Augutine
Tean
Panis
Aimy Brevene
Am Coianer
Pss
Atos
Nagy Wins 5-4 With Eighth-Inning Blast Off Page
Washington defeats New York 5-4 as Dyn Nagy homers off Page in the eighth, Irv Noren adds a tying homer, and Washington pitcher Nagy earns another win over the Yankees. The game features a rare triple play by Washington and multiple late-inning rallies.
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Washington
Breve Nagy
Joe Page
New York Yankees
Nagy
Yanks
Page
Irv Noren
Stewart
Eddie Robinson
Rizzuto
Arat
Robinson
Sanford
Hank Bauer
Yogi
Berra
Billy Johnson
Yankees
Johnny Lindril
Jackie Jensen
Coleman
New York
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Rizzuin
Coan If
Goletan
Dente Ae
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Qnoannay
Martin Lonon
Colline
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Yowt
RBI
DiMagei
Noren Stewart
Johnans
ENY Teams Prep For Final Weekend Before Pennant Drive
Eastern New York basebal league clubs schedule a full day of exhibition tilts with Troy Panthers facing Troy Haynakers at Notre Dame Field at 3 p.m. and Retaliars hosting Schagrhticoke Legionnaires at Cohoes at 2:30 p.m. Watervliet Mahar Vets and Waterford AA hold practice sessions today and tomorrow at their home fields, while Sche nertady Grizzlies and others also prepare for opening week.
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New York State Baseball League
Marcus L. Filley
Thomas E. Halpin
John J. Cassidy
Waterford Athletic Association
Edward J. Campbell
Cohoes Retalers
Paul Lecuyer
Watervilet
Watervilet Mahar Vals, Charles Reynolds
Troy Panthers
Charles L. Gamble
Schenectady Grizzlies
Raymond Carey
Schaghticoke Legionnaires
New York
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Notre Dame
Lou Masilan
Troy Haynakers
Troy
Im Cohoes
Retaliars
Schagrhticoke Legionnaires
Falso
ENY Lay
Lansing Park
Watervliet Mahar Vets
Spessons
Sopa
Watervliet High School
Earl Matirson
Waterford AA
Schenertady Grizzlies
Poutre Perk
Rotterdam
Marty McDonagh Guest At Penn Relays Today
Marty McDonagh a former Johns Hopkins and Baltimore Country Club athlete, known for track records, visits the University of Pennsylvania Relays as a guest of Director H. Jat aon Swartz. He has appeared at numerous events and contributed to athletics coverage in Philadelphia.
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Marty McDonagh
Mansacate de Enarhed
Dakeane
McDenark
Pensipapere
Albany
Pandelphia Ary Baitiennse
Mrs Page Advances To North South Finals Over Mae Murray
The report details Mrs Page defeating Mae Murray to reach the North South final. It highlights Page’s steady play, the tough semifinal match, and her eventual advancement after a strong showing against Murray. Gillian, Pat and several others are noted in passing as part of the surrounding coverage.
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Mrs. Page
Mae Murray
Chisox Acquire Wakefield in Cash and Ostrowski Swap
The Chicago White Sox announced a deal sending Johnny Ostrowski to the New York Yankees in exchange for outfielder Dick Wakefield with an undisclosed cash amount. Wakefield, recently acquired from the Tigers, will join Chicago for tomorrow’s doubleheader against Detroit and report to the Yankees Kansas City Blues farm club.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sax
Dick Wakefield
New York Yankees
Johnny Ostrowski
Wakefield
Yankers
Detroit Tigers
Tuck Keyhoski
Dereo
White Sox
Tigers
Ontrowski
Yankees
Kansas City Blues
Alghest
Indians Pound Tigers 6 1 Behind Feller
Veteran Bob Feller hurled a masterful outing as Cleveland battered Detroit 6 1. Four walks by Tigers pitching fueled the decisive five run fifth and seventh inning rally, with Kennedy Vernon and Hezan driving in multiple runs and the Indians taking advantage of Detroit errors to secure the win before 15 155 fans.
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Detroit
Bobby Feller
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
sWhioas
Detroit J
Feller
Taddy Gray
Detroit Jbatlers
Bob Kennedy
A. Rosen
Mickey Vernon
Kennedy
Vernon
Jim Hezan
Rosen
Vic Wertz
Mickey Ve Fon
Abrava Adtmoa
Michean
Bou'ra
Puddy
Hani
jEaser
Kelgh
Zis
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Ramma I
Kennedy Rhea
Greet Cf
Irewen
Kry
Vernon Ib
Chad
Heaan
Tas Leray
Reler
Lapeer
Reding
Teale
Foray
Calvert
Xobineon
Jeeland
Ase
Hal
Jerrettan
Paddy
Wert Bol
Philadelphia
Torzeron
Gaile
Simmons
Fain
Simmora
San White
H—Gray Din
White
Tn Phir
EB Ionasen
Simmons Sails With A Three Hit Game In 6 1 Phillies Win
Philadelphia pitcher Curt Simmons blanked the Boston Braves with a three hit effort supporting a 6 to 1 victory at Shibe Park. Simmons drove in two runs and the Phillies offense produced six runs in a one hit attack.
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Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Philles
Boston Braves
Phillies
Shibe Park
Borton
Ahrnoa
Ion Torreon
Anartenald Runny Boron
Bosox Top A's 4 to 1 as Parnell Wins
Boston rallies from behind to top the Athletics 4 to 1 at Fenway Park. Mel Parnell earned his second win of the season, supported by late-inning pushes as Ted Williams sits out ill and Tom O'Brien rests a leg. The Red Sox move to 2-0 against Philadelphia this year.
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Boston
Red Sox
Contina
Phiadelphia Athletica
Gurata
Mel Parnellet
Fenway Park
Carl Schalb
Wright
Ted Willams
Wino Jn
Tommy O'Brien
Dom DiMaggin
Philadelphia Bortow
Zaria
Dillinger
Winkhl
Peeks
O'Brien
Tebbetts
Pesky
Jnost
Deerr
Peeky
Dower
Gandman
Stephens
Goodman
Kelmner
Fooat
Bein Lat
Philadelphia
Botton
BR —Koellner
Farnell
Kelner
Parnell
Race Track Starts Club To Answer What Happen
The Monday Quarterback Club begins at Garden State Park offering a weekly racing clinic for newspaper men and sportscasters. Avenver Drayton of the Thoroughbred Racing Association will explain the operation, with questions on why horses did not win and what occurred on the homestretch.
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Philadelphia
Monday
Garden State Park
Avenver Drayton
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Marshall Bainbridge
Garden State
Bainridge
Kiner hits his third homer as Pirates edge Cardinals
Ralph Kiner slugged his third homer to power the Pittsburgh Pirates past the St. Louis Cardinals 4 3 before 10,102 fans. Johnny Hopp collected a double and two singles with four plate appearances and scored twice. Werley earned the win after 7 innings, while Gerry Stanley took the loss. The Cardinals scored five in the first on Enos Slaughter’s double and Blatnik’s infield hit, but Kiner’s 450 foot drive in the seventh sealed the decision.
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Pittsburg
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburg Pirates
Leagta St. Laws
Buc
Johnny Hopp
Hopp
Bt Werly
Gerry Stanley
Enos Slaughter
Chuck Diering
Johnny Blatniik
Blatnik
Cards
Phillies
Ted Beard
Kiner
ST. Louis Pittsburg
Ahr Bos
Beard
Foemue
Ksrar
Papwerton
Fernez
Slaug
Maine
Koyker
tSarelt Roows Hnazak
Snain Pinous Poholsky
Nris Teale
Eew
Giavians
Castizghone
Slaurh
Blain
Miner
Burp
Blanghier
Hice
Eerasnder
Otumangh
Sowerten
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Sa— Idiering
Sauian
Rehoandienet
Bika Lén
St Lavie
Pitrasure
Sales
Ain
So—Werle
Stal
Main
Aey
Bankhead Secures First Major League Win In Relief
Brooklyn Dodgers top New York Giants 5-3 as Don Newcombe starts and Bankhead gets the decision in a three hour and 39 minute game. Duke Snider and Carl Furillo pace an 11 hit attack with Snider driving in the decisive third inning run. Kramer takes the loss after being lifted for a pinch hitter in the third.
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Dow Bankhead
Brooklyn Dod
New York Clants
Dodgers
Jack Kramer
Don Newcombe
Giants
Bankhead
Duke Snider
Carl Forillo
Snider
Kramer
Andy Hansen
Clint Hartung
Srooklin
York
Ronen
Furlin
Hetker
Moe
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Haneen
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Haring Pio
cRigney
Torala
Ard
Hansen
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Hartung
Brooklyn
Ant
E—Thompeno
Funko Abi
Robimans
Reet
Hodges
Nevecombe
Reese
Hodeer
Robitson
Rand Hodges
Greckion
New York II
Newcombe
Mer Dy Bankhead
Kramer Bankhead
Marink
Ho—Kramer
Hengen
Bankhraw
Balk
Lowr
LaSalle Tennis Triumph Over Columbia Central in East Greenbush
LaSalle Institute’s tennis team defeated Columbia Central 117-2 at East Greenbush. Highlight was Bill Vaughn’s 4 4 6 2 6 1 win over Tony Lopes with strong play across singles and doubles matches including Vaughn Hoyt and McCafferty pairing a doubles win.
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LaSalle Institute
Columbia Central
East Greenbush
Bill Vaughn
Tony Lopes
Tangle
Vaughn
LaSalle
Clark McCafferty
Ed Dalhen
Hoyt
Ted Miller
Tom Bonesteal
Bill Morrix
Alt Hughes
Ed Barry
Joe Gray
Joe Champagne
McCafferty
Bent Steel
Dalbec
Hughes
Miller
Lopez
Morris
Paul Borey
Nail Vincilette
Frank Durk Vars
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