Tigers Rally Past White Sox With 8th-Inning Two-Run Triple
Detroit toppled Chicago 6 to 4 as Don Kolloway and Charley Keller sparked a decisive five-run eighth inning. Kell hit a three-nothing pitch for a two-run inside-the-park score after Randy Gumpert relieved Pierce to pull Detroit within two. Hal White started for Chicago and Dizzy Trout closed for Detroit, while Vince Priddy and George Kell provided key early runs.
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King Kong
Charley Koeller
Detroit Tiger
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Bengal
Dale New York Yankees
Tigers
Billy Pierce
Don Kolloway
Keller
Pierce
Gerry Priddy
George Kell
Vic Werte
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Hooter Evers
Kell
Johnny Groth
Kalloway
Aaron Robinson
Eddie Lake
Randy Gumpert
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Red Rolfe
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Lake
Gumpert
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Robinson
Hal Waite
Dizzy Trout
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Alert
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Carrasquet
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Masi
Fox
Marl
Gipen
Priddy
Ketone
Lipan
Betty
Kallaway
Uest
Br—Pierce
Loar Phereeff
Marciano Bout Set for July 14 Opponent Named
Rocky Marciano of Brockton Mass signed to box ten rounds at Braves Fries on July 14 The deal ties with Suffolk County Superior Court ligation and marks Marciano’s return after an unbeaten 41 fight streak The Italian challenger Buongine is billed as Italian champion and has defeated Crawford and others in notable results
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Boston
Gondwin A. G
Andy Callahan
A.C
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Tialy
Gine Bionvine
Braves Fries
Marciano
Suffolk
Roetant County Superior Court
Roland la Starz
Buongine
Oon Washington
Ala Crawford
Gene Coen
Red Cemeran
Les Ayers
Arcies Aml
Quijene
Congress Acts To Make Navy Elevens Strong
Congress moved to strengthen Navy football by authorizing the Navy secretary to recruit more players and reduce academy admission age to 22. The measure parallels Army regulations at West Point, aiming to boost athletic talent and overall academy competitiveness.
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Congress
Washington
Navy
Army
Ferma
Secretary of the Navy
Allacandon
Annapolis
Secretary of the Army
Mt Weat Point
Antivern
Weat Point
Rebruilt
Poughkeepsie Plans Observation Train for Regatta
Poughkeepsie launches campaign to restore the famed Poughkeepsie Regatta by arranging an observation train for next year. Edwin S. Knauss of the Poughkeepsie Rowing Association says NY Central confirms train availability, hoping to lure IRA race back amid bids from Marietta and Seattle.
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Poughkeepsie
Poughkepsie
Intercollegiate Riding Association
Marietta
Ohio
Edwin 8. Knauss
Crain
Edward E. Pierce
New York Central
Poughkerpsie
Knauss
New London
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Seattle
Three-Horse Spill Injures Two Jockeys at River Downs
A five race at River Downs in Cincinnati featured a three-horse spill that seriously injured jockey Johnny O'Brien of Louisville, 31, and Joseph Whalen of Newark, N J, while apprentice Richard Gordon and his horse Fiset Roman escaped major harm. Whalen suffered arm and head injuries. O'Brien had a broken left collarbone. The spill halted the fifth race as Never In Doubt won, paying 51 80 to win. Doctors treated riders on site and both injured jockeys were transported to St Mary’s Hospital.
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Cincinnati
River Downs
Johnny O'Brien
Louisville
Ipon
Seneca
Posty
Joseph
Qlimmy
Whalen
Newark
N. J
el Vite
LaMotti Miri Sign For Garden On July 12
A fragmented note references LaMotti Miri signing for a garden event on July 12 amid unclear names and places. It mentions Madison Square clash and Eddie Eagan as a state athletic official, with garbled lingering terms about European muddle and boxing.
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LaMotti
Miri
Madison Square
Eddie Eagan Choecean
State Athletic
Conemissin
Peaden
Reveneny
World Boat Record Set In Slo M o Shimn IV
A fragmented OCR piece notes a world boat record by Slo M o Shimn IV with names such as Sakagtee and Gates mentioned amid garbled text. It references weather, dates, and various figures, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a sports blurb with multiple stray phrases and misreads.
Darkhorses Reach Mid Century PGA Final in Columbus
Two longshot fighters, Henry Williams Jr. of Becane Ba and Chandler Harper of Glenaheath, survive the brutal semi finals to advance to the 36‑hole final at Sciota Country Club for a $940,000 Mid Century PGA Championship. Williams, amid an upstart season, outlasts Jimmy Demaret in a dramatic day, while Harper’s hot putter edges past Demaret earlier, setting a final against Williams.
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Columbus
Ohia
Iney
Henry Willams, Jr
Becane
Eyraccold Chandler Harner
Glenahellah Golf Club
Portamouth
Arper
Jimmy Demaret
Ojal
Calif
Yeaterday
Dumaret
Williame
Willams
Henry Picard
Cleveland
Kot
Picard
Lai
Robinson Tops NL Hitters and Doby Ties Kell In American
Jackie Robinson leads NL batting with .369 after displacing Stan Musial. Musial hits .351, Duke Snider sits third at .342, Wyrostek climbs to fourth with .338, and Pafko at .337. Kinzer knots ahead in RBIs with four, Lockman tied for hits, Miller undefeated as a pitcher, Spann leads strikeouts.
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Robinson
Doby
Kell
New York
Jackie Robinson
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Ebrookwn
Jacke Jy
White Muptil
Ishow Musial
Duke
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn
Dick Sisler
Phils
Johnny Hopp
Pittsburg
Ralph Kiner
Lockman
Ted
Sam Jethro
Boston
Musial
Bob Miller
Warren Spann
Robin Roberts
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings Highlight
Baseball standings show Brooklyn leading with 34 23 and St Louis close behind. Probable pitchers listed for New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh night games. American League notes include team standings and tonight's schedule with Albany vs Sprantem, Viet at Warepart, Martiard at Wilkes-Barre.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Orr
Cineiayty
Telay
Dancen
Roe
St. Lots
Chara
Puilet Roy Aga Munger
Lamer Weye Manner
Vander Meer
Pitsburg
Wehmerr
Donald Aay Riacepra
Albany
Sprantem
Arepart Martiard
Wilkes
Barer
Elmira
Batting leaders clash as Doby ties Kell at .366 mark
Cleveland star Larry Doby and Detroit’s George Kell share the American League batting lead at .366 through Sunday. Walter Evers sits third at .331, with Walt Dropy leading Boston at .347 and Johnny Pesky among top hitters. Williams and Stephens pace homers and RBIs, while DiMaggio tops steals and Byrne drives extra-base hits. Reynolds and Reynolds chase pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Chicago Upi
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
George Kell
Detroit Tigers
Krell
Doby
Walter (Hoot) Evers
Detroit
Walt Dropy
Boston Red
Sox
Irv Noren
Washington
Marilla
Boston
Johany Lipon
Bob Dillinger
Philadelphia
DiMaggio
Tom Byrne
New York
Allie Reynolds
Ferris Denies AAU Race Ban On Trips
New York 177 Dan Ferris, secretary of the AAU, yesterday denied reports that Negro athletes were excluded from a South African trip due to race. The AAU named five summer and fall excursions to Europe and South Africa, based on National AAU championships. Ferris noted the South Africa trip was chosen by the South Africans and revealed a questionnaire showed no Negroes prioritized for South Africa, while Finland trips required immediate passport readiness for those who wished to go.
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Dan Ferris
AAU
Europe
South Africa
South Afria
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Finland
Amont
Neste
Norway
Sweden
Teles
C Douglas Beck Receives Two Letters at Manlius School
Corporal Douglas Beck, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Beck of Band Lake Peremyrd, earned two letters at Manlius School Day exercises. He stood out for leadership and achievement, receiving a second letter for outstanding performance and conduct in the school program.
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Manlius School
Douglas Beck
Carl Beck
Lake Peremyrd
Mantias
Herby Peg
Mowe Beck Terryréy
Mara
Dutch Boxer Dies After Prize Fight
Dutch light heavyweight boxers Jan Nicolaas fat and Al Sima from Chattanooga were involved in a recent title bout. Sima died at a hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage following the contest.
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Roetterdam
Nefsheranie
Riou
Purseshall
Manneapolis
Washington
Torgeson Batting Third Lifts Braves Edge Past Boston
Earl Torgeson, moved to third in the order after a Western trip, helped the Braves win eight of 12 at Braves Field. Since the shift, Torgeson hit 4 doubles and 4 homers with 14 RBIs while Sam Jethroe boosted steals, as Boston lost 71 to the Braves.
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Earl Torgeson
Braves
Torgy
Tribe
Billy Southworth
Torgeson
Iike
Sam Jethroe
Chief Cops Arena Mat Victory in Rough Fashion
Chief War Cloud edged Ray McClarity in the feature bout when McClarity could not return after the first fall. War Cloud won the decision after McClarity’s torn ligaments sidelined him. Co feature Mickey Gold defeated Terrible Ray Bell two to one in falls. Bell was disqualified once for foul tactics after a prior fall. Barend and Bockwinkle drew in a 30 minute no fall preliminary.
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Ray McGlarity
Warloud
LeClanty
Troy
Mickey Gold
Ray Bell
Gold
Bell
Samson
Johnny Barend
Ken Bockwinkle
Nery
Nine Top Pacers Accept Bids To Derby Invitations
Nine of the nation s best pacers have accepted invitations to start in the $25 000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt Raceway on July 6. White Mountain Bay set a new Roosevelt track pacing record earlier this season. Other contenders include Jerry the First Good Time Grattan McAloy Scottish Pence Riley Hanover Dr Stanton Indien Land and Hares Hanover Water Gibbons notes racing secretary Water Gibbons Prince Jay also received an invitation along with California Star likely to accept.
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Roosevelt Raceway
White Mountain Bay
Elpl Cray
Bellows
Palis
White Mountain Boy
Jerry
Santa Anna
Grattan McAloy
Riley Hanover
Stanton
Indien Land and Hares Hanover
Water & Gibbons
Prince Jay
A. Camp
California Star
Vagabonds Seek Trov Area Contests From Cohoes Team
The Vagabonds from Cohoes seek games with Tin Area clubs. They are in the second season of play, having won twelve games while dropping two. they request an opponent and venue for a match to be arranged by the Vagabonds manager, Male ton Reno.
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Secord
Varathend
Male Ton Reno
Pro Hockey Bans Signing Under 18 Players in North America
Montreal report states the NHL and all professional leagues in Canada and the United States agreed to not negotiate with players under 18. The rule, effective at noon, preserves 18 as the minimum age for signing. Amateurs on lists signed before yesterday remain unaffected. The AHL gains three negotiation rights per team. the PCL allows two. the HL keeps four. Campbell says it is about first right to services, not turning amateurs pro.
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Canada
United States
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Campbell
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American Hockey League
AHL
Pacific Coast League
Camybil
Exhibition Baseball: Yankees rout Giants in charity game
Cliff Manes belted two homers as the Yankees defeated the Giants 9 4 at the Polo Grounds in the annual New York charity exhibition for the Mayor O Dwyer Trophy. Milo Candini and timely hitting helped Philadelphia stave off the Athletics 2 1 in the City Series rubber game. Pete Castiglione homered for Pittsburgh as they beat Boston 3 1 in an inter team exhibition for charity. Coach Jim McDermott of Iona College signed a new three year contract, renewing his duties in baseball and basketball.
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Cliff Manes
Yankees
Giants
Mayor O'Dwyer
Polo Grounds
Woo
Sanford
Berra
Marhoe
Hartune
Westrum
Calder
Baim Mapes
Sacer
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Phillies
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Dei Ennis
Pittsburg
GPI
Pete Castiglione
Pitighurz Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Western Pennsylvania Safter Council
Red Sox
Vern Stephens
Ted
Waltame
Rochelle
Richard B. Power
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Jim McDermott
Seeded Netmen Triumph In Openers At Wimbledon
Seeded Americans and top players began the Wimbledon men’s singles with decisive first round wins. No. 2 Billy Talbert, Irv Dorfman, and Tony Trabert advanced, while No. 1 Sedgman struggled briefly with a wrist injury yet won. Art Larsen upset Vladimir Cernik 8-6 1-6 6-2, as 20,000 fans watched.
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Apots Waa
Australia
Frank Sedeman
Sedgman
Howard Walton
Great Britain
Paris
Walton
Tony Srabert
Cincinnati
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Vladimir Cernik
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
France
Raymundo Deyro
Philippines
Billy Talbert
Irv Dorfman
New York
Trabert
Talbert
Noreman Kitovitz
Dorfman
Jaime Bartroli
Spain
W. B. Rooke
South Africa
Ted Schroeder
Jaroslav Drobny
Drobny
Christian Grandet
Local Favorite Bob Disbrow to race at Altamont
Bob Disbrow of Poughkeepsie stars as a popular ARCD midget racer at Altamont for the Fourth of July program. Amid lineup disruptions, fan support centers on Disbrow and his family’s touring track history. Also noted, Joe Burk named Penn crew coach succeeding Rusty Callow who moves to the Naval Academy.
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Clu
Tri-County
Bob Dishrow
Poughkeepsie
Hiouaes
Roy Fation
Stan
Bob Disbrow
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Diss
Burk
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Joe Burk
Henley
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University of Pennsylvania
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Rusty) Callow
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